The Democratic advocate., 1909-11-12
MARYLAND NEWS.

Eugene l.. Wooten. Baltimorean.
has been sentenced to term OF two
years in the Maryland penitentiary for
bigamy before the Queen Anne's Cir
cult Court
Whiteley's livery stable. at Chester
town, adjoining the Pennsylvania
Railroad Station. was burned to the
ground Saturday afternoon. Eight
horses lost their lives in the flames.
Suspected OF being one OF the me-.
groes who have been holding up and
robbing women in Washington. James
Daniel Is held by the Baltimore police
until the Washington authorities have
an opportunity 70 look him over
Mrs. Irene stubbins, Of Baltimore,
Is lying at the point OF death at the
University Hospital suffering from q
fracture OF the skull, while Herbert
Barnes Is locked up at the Western
Police Station charged with inf,icting
the injury
Former Judge Savage. OF the Or
phanH' Court, died OF hemorrhage OF
the brain Saturday afternoon az Tow
son. Judge Savage had been in ~
health for the last fiye years. During
that time he had been unable to per
form any Of the active duties OF his
law practice.
Adams Toms. aged about 40 yearB.
was run over by handcar on the
Western Maryland Railroad near
Edgemont and seriously hurt on Sat
urday lie WAS returning on the car
TO SmIthburg, with others OF the crew
and fell on the track. the car passing
over him and crushing three ribs.
Three small coiored children we're
burned 10 death at their home. near
Hobbs. Friday evening Their parents
we're 80 work IN a field ON nearby
farm and had loft the children by
themselves How the inmes origin
atcd Is not known Whon neighbors
reached the blazing building the child
rcn had periuhed.
W. Edward Troupe. farmer "
FBiryiew. Washington county, was
seriously injured Friday afternoon
while helping 10 set gasoline engine
used 70 propol aawmill The belt
flew OF and became entAnRled with
his limbs. iis left log and right arm
were broken. and he sustained a hard
blow on the head.
SIR John II Sutton. OF Chamber.
burg. Pa, an engineer working in u
sawmill in West Arlington. WAS &c..
yerely injured on SATURDAY. by n
cylinder OF the engine blowing on
and the fragments cutting his head
and face He WAS taken to 81 Luke'a
Hospital where eight stitches were
required 10 close his wounds
Oliver Harris. who ~ alleged "a
have killed Henson Poole. a young
farmland, In the latter's cabin. near
the Chesapeake end Ohio Canal, two
miles the other side OF Triyilah. and
later. IL is charged. assaulted his aunt
Mrs Gwynn Harris. By striking her
across the head with 90 iron bar and
then shooting her. was brought 10
Rockville for trial last week
Side b. side IN the parior Of the
home 1927 Bank street, Baltimore.
they lived. we're the bodies Of Leonard
IiuttneT, ~ Year,. aud his wife. Mar.
Raret Buttner. Sc years Theirs Was
an inaepcrable life. ana they died
within eight hours OF each other last
week Mr. Buttper died first Mrs
Buttner followed without having learn
ed that her husband had gone before.
Iuguely Clark. lhe 17-year- old son
OF Ollie Clark, p well-known resident
Of Sligo. Montgomery county who
was ahot while hunting rabbits We'd
neRday afternoon died Friday morning
at Garfield Hospital Washington. az
result OF his inluries The young
Fellow was climbing on q pile Of lum-
Der looking for rabbit his dogs had
been running when his gun was ec-
cidentally discharged.
Because he was a new man and de-
sired 10 learn the road. Iithei Foster
took another brakenhn's turn Friday
night and two hours later he WAS kill
ed on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road near lngham, south of HagerB-
I town. Foster was on top of a box
car applying the brakes when he
slipped and fell under the train, Forty
eight cars ran over him and his body
wss literally cut 10 pieces
NJ. Luther Snavely, brakeman on
the Western Maryland railroad. waf
4 killed Friday night near Chewsyille
His dead body was found lying on TOP
OF a boxcar when the train arrived In
Hagerstown His skull was crushed
and his neck broken. II is thought
| he was standing on top of a car when
/ the train passed under an overhead
bridge at Stattlers cut, two miles
west of Chewsville, and that the bridge
struck him on the head.
/ Forrest fires stAl blaze In Dorches.
ter county despite attempts to subdue
them. The flames have burned out oI
been extlnguished In the Radcliffe
woods and In tho forests near Dails-
vile, but are raging in Kaentucl
swamp, which has not been burned
over 10 years. Several houses occu
pied by colored people have been burn
ed. Late Friday night dense pail o.
smoke oyerhung Cambridge, offensive
to the eyes and nostrils.
In thunderstorm lightning struci
a locust tree in front Of the house ol
Milton Bowers, at Stulls Ford, alonf
the Monocacy river, tearing the tree
TO pieces and sending parts OF 1t NOR.
than 125 feet In different directions
The porch, windows and interior o.
the house were considerably damaged
A glass Jar being filed with pickles
In the kitchen by Miss Marie BowerI
z .~ar A~<1snw. a.. s.to<oa e.sA rnn - hos