The citizen., 1911-03-31
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F-edsriek-The articles Of incor.
porz1to1 Of the Emmitsburg Fruitand
Orchard Company were fled in the
Clerks oEce here. Tie incorDora-
tors, -1o z-e named as directors for
I1e Ers1 rear. are Albert y. Pz-ter-
sor. C. Mead Patterson, Andrew A.
Homer. Thsddeus Z. Zimmerman,
Tohn 3lcForeman, J. Stewart AMMAN.
Edward H Rowe and Eugene {.
Zimmerman. The capital stock ia
$4,000, divided into 1000 shares.
The principal Office will be in Emmits.
burg.
Annapolis.-Philip E Smith. col
ored, 25 years old, self-confessed
frebug. vas committed 70 the Anna
Arundel county Jail in default 0.
$500 bail 70 await the action Of
The grand jury at the coming April
term OF court About two weeks ago
2 FIRE OF suspicious origin destroyed
the stable-barn belonging 20 Alfred
Z. Williams, negro, living in the
Third district Though the origin OF
the blaze was unexplained, q chain
OF circumstantial evidence began 20
cloud about Smith because OF i'll
feeling between him and Williams.
Fire Marshal Thomas J. EEell was
called on 10 make an investigation,
and he secured q confession from the
negro.
Salisbury business men o.
Seaford, Del, have made protest TO
the War Department against the
building OF a drawbridge over the
Nanticoke river at Sharpto1n. as Pc
titioned for by the Highways Com.
mission OF Maryland, 10 connect the
State roads in Wicomico and Dorches.
ter counties. The Seaford people say
they do not want the bridge built be-
cause they fear It will hamper traffic
on the river going TO Seaford.
ST Michaels.-Mrs. Sadie Keithley.
65 years old, wife of Capt. c. Scott
Keithley, died al her home here OF
paralysis. Besides her husband Mrs
Keithley is survived by two daugh.
ters, Misses Maud and Minnie, OF
this town, and two sisters, Mrs. Maria
Matthews and Miss Minnie Pritchard,
Of Baltimore. Interment Will be in
Oliver Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Federalsburg-Geo H. Noble.
senior member OF the firm of Noble
& Handy. was seriously injured az
his stock farm near town. He was
passing stall that contained young
horse, which kicked Mr.. Noble in the
chest. knocking him unconscious and
breaking three of his ribs. It is also
feared mis- breastbone is broken.
Denton.-Capt. H. 4. Dean with a
force of men is dismantling the
steamer Vesper, which was sunk near
her wharf in Greensboro several
months ago. The Vesper had been in
service about 40 years and the owner.
Mr. l.. B. Towers. did not deem it
profitable to raise and rebuild her.
Salisbury. William Henry Price,
one of Salisburys oldest residents,
died after lingering illness, aged
nearly IS years. Deceased was born
near Warwick. Cecil county. October
10, 1923, and came to Salisbury 10
reside about - years ago.
agerstown-Adam Goetz. Ha.
gerstown stove dealer. was arrested
charged with the larceny of horse
covers. lap-spreads, ETC.. from Liv-
eryman William G. Clagett. Goetz
says the articles We're given him by
person to sell.
Cumberland While crossing the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks near
Somerset TO feed chickens in a COOP
by the depot. Mrs Elizabeth Swank
73 years old. was struck by an engine
and instantly killed.
Hagerstown. - Rev DR.. ].
Simon. pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church, was presented with a $500
gold certificate by the congregation
at a reception and reunion held in
the church.
Cumberland-Henry l.. Brown,
contractor, of Philadelphia. has
started work on the new City Hall
for the one destroyed by fire a year
ago. A large force is at work exea-
waiting for the foundation.
Hagerstown. Miss Fannie C.
Dougherty and William s. Carlson
were married on the stage of the
Rosedale Opera House in Chambers.
burg by Justice of the Peace Frank
Orr in the presence of 1000 persons
immediately after the performance. on
THE Flower of the Ranch.'' NJ
Hagerstown.-Mi Minnie E. Forrest,
of Washington county. filed suit for
absolute divorce from Elmer A. For
rest, OF Frederick county, desertioD
being alleged.
Hagerstown.-Ed Edward t. Glenn,
Western Maryland Railway trainman,
was arrested and committed for hear
ing on the charge of non-support OF
his wife and 2-year-old daughter
Hagerstown.-Geo FL. Mayhem
was convicted by Justice Hoffman OF
selling liquor without a license, max
ng the fourth person convicted for