The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
MARYLAND NEWS.

Salisbury IS preparing for It's largest
I fair.
. The Dunkard church at Hsgers,own
was rededicajed.
Two cargoes OF MARYLAND wheat viii be
shipped to France.
Women OF Pocomoke have organized
70 keep the city clean.
The Baltimore and Ohio IS spending
I fz1o. 600 near Hancock 10 prevent food
damage
Robert Reid, Is years old. was decapi-
tsted by train al Cumberland.
Rev s. A. Ho5litzeIl, OF the Methodist
Protestant church, Is critically III al his
home. al Belair
Salisbury police had trouble keeping
crowds away from the first air.hip seen
on the Eastern Shore
The York Orstorio Society and the
Schubert choir have decided to give their
fall and spring concerts.
Dr. Richard l. Hill estimates the dam
age 10 the Southern Maryland tobacco
crop by hail al 2,ooo hogshesds.
Middendorf, Williams & Co. have
bought about one-thi-d Of the entire issue
o. Third National Bank stock, Of Balti-
more
No viii Of the late Frederick w. Field
ner has been found and 4 meeting Of the
lelrs OF the auto victims will DC held.
Al a meeting Of the State Board OF
Public Works. al Annapolis. appoint
{ ments in the State Fishery force were
/ announced.
The indictments against Messrs. Max
\ Ways and City Councilman Hoffman. OF
J Baltimore, were sent 10 the grand jury.
Philip Simon. father OF Rev. DR.. Jacob
1 ). Simon. pastor Of Trinity Lutheran
I church, Hagerstown, died at Canton, O.
Assistant Counsel Richie. OF the Public
/ S-rvice Commissio7. decided that the
/ United Railways. of Baltimore, canno;
issue Tree car passbooks.
Work on the Western Marvland's ex.
+ tension TO Connellsyill- IS being rushed
( and engineers estimate il will be COM
/ pleied next April.
/ A ministerial meeting Of the Aliddl.
Maryland District Church Of the Brethren.
I were held August T. and Is at Browns
l vile, Washington county.
DR.. Smith HollIns slcKim. who was
1 divorced By his wife, Mrs. Margaret En-
erson Alckim, may fight the decree. with
view OF obtaining better financial
I settlement.
Grayson Stubblefeld. II years old. son
/ OF Samuel Stubbleheid, was drowned in
pool in Wills Creek, under the National
Z pike bridge in North Cumberland
/ Mrs. Wilhelmina Lennv. OF Baltimore.
/ accused DR.. Walter B. Merriam. a den
list, OF tn city, OF kissing her during two
/ visits to his office 10 have her teeth
attended 10.
An lnd!an pipe owned by Dr.. !. B.
I Silver, of Rising Sun. is the only known
/ perfect one in existence that belonged TO
the Octoraro tribe. Refusing 10 sell. d
1 photograph Of it will be made for the
I Government.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
/ now spending about 500. COO in improve
ments between Sir TOhn's Run. six miles
/ west Of Hancock, and Great Cscapon.
/ The contractor, Charles F. King. of Fair
mo- {, has 4 large force al work
! Goyanstown has already solved the
| problem of village sewerage, for it has
a plant IN operation three years.
The campaign of the many Congress
sionsl primary candidates will take on an
! active color next week, when most Of
them will take the stump.
B. Howell Griswold, Jr., member OF
the Charter Commission, favors the sus-
gestion that the Mayor of Baltimore ap-
point members Of the commission as dele
gates to the Galveston convention to
discuss the plan Of governing cities by
/ commission.