Evening star., 1909-08-27
News Briefs.

| George NJ. Shriver. assistant to the
president of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. with Mrs. Shriver
and their family. have left Baltimore
on trip to the Pacific coast. The party
will visit points of interest in the west.
and before returning will spend several
days at the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo
sition in Seattle.
Word has been received by Robert II.
Lyell of Baltimore from Rev. DR.. Henry
NJ Wharton stating that he would take
up the work at the Brantly Baptist
Church of that city September 1.
A decree has been signed by Judge
Harlan in the circuit court assuming
jurisdiction, over the further admins
trat1on of the estate of the late Prof.
Warren H. Sadler president of Sadlers
Bryant and StrattOn Business College
of Baltimore. The court directs the
executors and trustees to pay the lega
cies and hold the trust estate created
by Mr. Sadler in accordance with the
provisions of his will.
Fire Commissioner A. Roszel Cathcart
of Baltimore is in Europe. where he
will likely remain until October. His
health has been poor post card from
Mr.. Cathcart states that he is improv-
ing.
The Baltimore public bath commission
will ask the board of estimates for an
appropriation of at least $1,000 extra
Tor next year to purchase three addi-
tiOHdi poTtdple DdLnS. Inc success OF
this form of bath has been remarkable
this year in Baltimore, more than 25,-
900 persons having used them so far.
A valuable bay mare belonging to
Louis Grebb of Beechwood avenue, Ca
louisville. Nd. has been stolen from his
Freeman. went to the stable and found
. that the horse had been taken. He
| secured the neighborhood, but no trace
could be found. Mr.. Grebb has notified
the Catonsville police.
local lodge of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen has been organized
at Clarksburg. w. Va, with charter
membership of sixty-flve. q
Suspecting something wrong because
the house had been apparently deserted
for two or three days, neighbor pried
open a window of Mrs. Phoebe A. Cores
home at Clarksburg, w. Va. and found
Mrs. Gore dead. Heart trouble is given
as the cause.
Thomas Reese English. son of Rev.
DR.. I. r. English. professor at the
mond, Va, died at his bOyhood home at
Lenoir n. c. Mr.. English was twenty
five years old.
Joseph Kendler. sixty years old. was
found dead in the pumphouse near the
race track at Reservoir Park in Rich
mond, Va, death being due to apOpleXy
according to Coroner William III. Tay
lor.
William L. Coffman, cashier of the
Middleton State Bank. and Miss Mamie
Humston were married at the home Of
the brides father, e. Linden Humston,
near Middletown, Va. by Rev. James p.
Stump of the Southern Methodist
Church
Mrs. Emma NJ. Morris, wife of W.
Grant Morris. local manager of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company.
died at Cumberland. Md, aged forty-siN
years. She leaves her husband. one
daughter. Miss Mary b. Morris and one
son. Mr.. Howard Morris, a student In
the law department Of the Maryland
University, Baltimore.
David Cassell, a retired farmer and
one of the oldest residents of the vi
cinity OF Westminster. Md, died at the
home of his son-in law, William NJ.
Englar, OF Medford, aged ninety-four
years.
! Mrs. Matilda Bragunier, eighty-six
years old. widow of Upton BragunieT,
| died at Hagerstown. Md. at the home
| of her daughter. Mrs. John Kendall
| Eight children survive. including Mrs.
Morgensen. wife of City Councilman
Martin A. Morgensen.
| Mrs. Bertha NJ. Hochstedt, the wife OF
Capt. Charles NJ. Hochstedt of the Ham
| ilton volunteer fire company, died at
her home on Hamilton avenue. Hamil-
| ton, Md. She was thirty-three years OF
| age. Her husband and four childred
survive her.