The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-28
MARYLAND NEWS.

Abdon Carlisle, next to the oldect res
ident of New Windsor, died in that city
recently.
Charles E. Cummings, for 20 years an
engine man of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, died at his home in Hagers-
town.
Mrs. Mary Jane Zimmerman, widow of
George H. Zimmerman, died at the
home of her daug ter, Mrs. John H.
Rockford, in Belair.
The Grand Lodge of Maryland, |. o.
o. F., instituted Rebekah Assembly in
Maryland in the Grand Lodge Room of
the Temple in Baltimore
Mr.. t. Roland Thomas was elected
President of the Third National Bank OF
Baltimore, ]. Albert Hughes, second
vice -presid ent, and William 7. Delcher,
cashier.
A law enforcement committee was APP
pointed at a meeting under the auspices
OF the Worcester County Anti-SaIoon
League and the Woman's Christian
temperance Union IN Berlin
Private Richard II. Sherbert. of the
First Maryland Regiment began nine
days sentence at Annapolis for failure
to attend the enCampment of the Mary
land National Guard last summer.
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Governor Crothers agreed to the APP
polntment OF physicians to report on the
/ physical condition of II. c. Sinner,
lawyer, serving prison term for embez-
Element, upon which will depend
whether or not he will be pardoned
Three attempts to wreck trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Landover,
Prince Georges County, were made by a
negro, Thomas Grant, IS years. Track
walker Suit removed the obstruction
AT a massmeeting at Port Deposit an
appeal for aid for flood sufferers was
issued
Rev. lanes B. Clayton, of Washington,
was called to Rockville Baptist Church.
Moses B. Bomberger retired mer
chant, died at his home at Boonsboro.
DIR. Samuel S. Whitbank died at his
home in Easton.
The will of Mr. David L. Slade, o.
Reisterstown, leaves his estate to his
widow and children.
Rev. w. G. Read Mullan, former
president of Loyola College, Baltimore
died at St. Agnes Hospital.
DESTROYS of being relieved from active
work and anxious to spend the rest of his
days with his family in the country, Sec
ond Assistant Superintendent John E
McCahan, OF the Department of Educa
cation of Baltimore, and one of the bes
known educators of that city. will resign
at the close of the present scholastic
year Mr.. McCahan has been in the de
partment nearly az years.
Republicans prepared petition de
handing the removal of Democratic sup
ervsors in Charles, Somerset and St
] Mary's counties.
The wholesale price of pork is reported
to have dropped so cents on hundred
pounds
Announcement was made by Mr.
Frank A. Munsey. owner and publisher
OF the Baltimore Meas. that plans have
been completed for the erection of new
building for that publication on the site OF
the present office, on the southeast cor.
ner OF Calvert and Fayette streets. The
new building, it is stated, will combine a
modern newspaper plant and an up-to-
date office building fourteen stories high.
1t is expected that the building will he
ready for occupancy by January /, 1911.
Mr. Francis K. Carey, the well known
LAWYER declared in ain interview that he
is IN favor OF woman suffrage.
The Baltimore Bargain House will in
augurate a series Of excursions for buyers
from West Virginia.
Frank A. Geise, "a years old, said to
| be former Baltimorean, was arrested in
New York on the charge of forging
checks amounting to S., 200 and stealing
jewelry valued at SIC, 900.