The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-20
STATE NEWS.

Prince Georges Democrats announce
an extended series Of meetings.
The Catholics of Richmond presented
the Cardinal with a handsome scroll as a
jubilee gift.
Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Republican
candidate for Governor, made tour OF
Howard county
Charles E. Williams was killed by fall
ing from a chestnut tree near Henryton,
II Howard county.
Tweny-seven candidates for the Legs
latute are in favor OF 4 change in the gov
eminent Of Baltimore.
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest OF
honor al a reception BY the Sulplclan
alumni al ST Mary's Seminary.
Mrs. Augusta L. Farnum was instantly
killed al Evansville by special train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
An aeroplane controlled by Glide Loos,
an aviator, fell into the river near Yokel's
Park The aviator was uninjured.
The Knights Of Columbus presented
Cardinal Gibbons a rosary made Of gold
nuggets, which were mined in Alaska.
Dennis Claude. prominent Republi-
can lawyer Of Annapolis, has become
candidate by petition for States Attorney.
Charley Henry Souder. s. years old
who resided near Chillum. Prince Georges
county. was killed by an automobile near
Hyaitstown.
Inquiry into hazing al the Naval Acade-
my has been completed. and the invesii-
eating board will forward its report TO
Washington.
The Western Maryland counties is the
battle-ground o. both Democratic and Re-
publican State candidates in their cam
paign this week.
With a sinking fund OF So4I, 4587 "a 10 be
provided for. It was estimated that the
TAX rate for Baltimore could not be cut as
low as first contemplated.
More than 100 bushels Of chestnuts
have been brought across the Conowingo
bridge and shipped TO Baltimore mark
cts within the last three days
Announcement was made of the pro-
posed establishment of q large asphalt
plant near Brooklyn. Anne Arundel
county, by S. Pierce Sons Company.
Incendiaries on SUNDAY set FIRE TO the
barn on the Luther Hlndman farm Port
Deposit. and il was totally DESTROYED with
It's contents. The loss was $500.
Governor Crothers declined 10 enlighten
Baltimoreans who are anxious to know
what he plans 10 accomplish through an
extra session Of the legislature, if called.
William H. Messick, so years old. Bal
tInore. was scalded 10 death, and two as
sistant engineers We're injured when fiy
wheel burst at the Westport power house
the first session Of the Holy Name
Society was held at the Lyric, Baltimore
Il passed resolutions in connection with
the campaign against the evil OF bias
phemy.
The barn on the farm OF Harvey Tome.
near Liberty Grove. was DESTROYED by
FIRE of unknown origin on Sunday night
The loss was S. 600, partially covered by
insurance.
A jury in the suit of James Rudy q
Romney. w. Va. travelling salesman.
against the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroa d
for $1,000 damages brought in verdict
for 81 $50.
a cablegram from the American Con
sui, al Brussels announced The death OF
Mr. Frederick L. Jenkins which was re-
ceived by his brother, Mr. Harry 5. len
kins OF Baltimore.
Iudson c. Weliiver, a newspaper man.
who lives on the Frederick road. two
miles north OF Rockville. was injured
when he was thrown from bis carriage in
d runaway accident.
The Captain Jacob c. Morris farm in
Miles River Neck, known as Huntingdon.
containing IFS acres. was sold TO Hamp-
ton Howell OF Brooklyn. y. Y. men,
Der OF the New York Stock Exchange.
for $4,000.
Walter f. Merryman star half back of
the Davis-Elkins College foot ball team.
who was brought TO Baltimore hospital
after being injured in a game at West
muster on Saturday. is expected to die
with n hours.
The barn and carriage house of Joseph
w Phelps. Cambridge, were DESTROYED
BY FIRE. The loss on the building. about
SIS. 900. was partially covered by insur-
ance, as was the loss of several hundred
dollars on the contents.
Under the direction OF Mrs. BENJAMIN
w. Cochran. Jr.. president of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs, several
civic clubs have been organized in Har-
ford county, having for their purpose the
improvement of the immediate commun-
tiles.