The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-22
MARYLAND NEWS.

Fenrose NJ. Fox died at Hagerstown.
Hamilton A. Downin, former sheriff of
Washington county, is dead.
Jurors for the May term Of the Circuit
Conrt for Carroll County We're selected.
Fire destroyed the handsome new resi-
dence at Hancock Of S. Rinehart Cohll.
The April term of the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel County convened.
William E. Gilbert was re. elected mayor
of Laurel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad station at
Port Deposit collapsed. Nobody was
hurt.
Rev. NJ. L. Enders, of Salem Lutheran
church, Catonsville, has received a call
from St. Pauls Lutheran church, Cum
berland.
Charles Cason, the subject of the first
demonstrative clinic on pelagra in Balti-
more, died of that disease in the Mercy
Hospital
James Seiger Of Pleasant HILL caught
an arm in the machinery of the Provi-
dence Paper Mill and the member was
badly shattered.
Mrs. Mary A. McComas, widow of
Louis T. McComas and an aunt of the
late United States Senator Louis E. Nc
Comas, died at Hagerstown.
The storehouse and dwelling of Joseph
Stafford, at Skipton, together with the
stock OF goods and household effe, is, was
destroyed by fire on the 10Th. The loss
is about 81, 500, with insurance of $500.
Rev. {. f. Kuhnert, who will graduate
from the Wittenburg Theological Semin-
airy, Springfield Ohio, next month. has
accepted a call 10 St Stephens Lutheran
church. Cumberland.
Assistant Postmaster John f. Ibauph,
of Choppers, Montgomery county, was
placed in the Baltimore Jail, pending a
, hearing by the United States authorities
on the charge Of raising money orders
and appropriating the money to his own
| use.
The saloon of Harry E. Newkirk, at
Big Spring, was robbed the 18th, the
booty, consisting of several cases of beer,
10 gallons of whisky, cigars and tobacco.
being hauled away in wagon. The
thieves even carried away Newkirk's
! ledger and other account books.
The jury in the case of George Krampi
against the Western Maryland Railway
Company for SIS, 1000 damages for injuries
sustained in wreck on the road, Febru-
airy 3, 1908, between Cumberland and
| Elkins, near Gormania. brought in YER
dict for 81. 200 for Krampf
J Cyrus Davis. engineer of Curtin, w.
Va, and Frank Amck, a fireman, who
came from Pennsylvania, were killed
| when lumber train they were running
for the Pardu Curtain Lumber Company
near Redwood, W. Va, crashed through
a treste. Their bodies were badly mashed
and the engine was wrecked.
A public meeting in the interest OIL
woman suffrage was held recently al
Forest Glen. Montgomery county, under
| the auspices of the Social Science Club.
/ Mrs. Mary +. Craighe. of New York; Mrs.
Catherine McCullock, of Chicago, and
Miss Kate Gordon, of New Orleans, made
addresses. Women's clubs of the lower
section of Montgomery county sent dele
gates.
Judge James B. Henderson has rem.
! dered decision in the case of the Zanchi
Stone Company of Connellsvile, Pa, VS..
William NJ. Douglass, of the firm oil
! Douglass Bros, giving verdict to the
plaintiff for SI,256 So The case was tried
at the February term of court. The
plaintiff sued for about s. 200 alleged to
| be due the plaintiff for material furnished
Smith and Smith represented the plaintiff
and William p Maulsby the defendant