The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
STATE NEWS.


Court for Hartford county were drawn.
Fourteen students at the Westminster
Theological Seminary will be graduated
next month.
Investigation into the death Of VIM. E.
Warrington was resumed by coronerS
jury at Easton.
A new church will be erected at VIII
Transport by the congregation OF Zion
Lutheran church.
Hon. G. Warren Mundy, chief judge of
the Dorchester county Orphans Court,
died at Cambridge
Albert n. Hull, junior member OF the
firm of D. F. Hull & Sons. automobile
dealers, died at Hagerstown.
The Grand Encampment of Maryland
OF the Independent Order Odd Fellows
will be held in Williamsport.
A camp OF the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America will be organized at Ruthsburg
with charter membership OF so.
The body of Miss Alice Shores, the sec
ond victim OF mysterious drowning at
Annapolis, was found in Spa creek.
WarrenPollitt, n. Y. P. & n. R R.
agent, at LOretto, three miles south of
Princess Anne, was killed by a train.
The members of the Paint and Pow
der Club presented their comedy 1892,
IN Washington before a fashionable au-
dience.
William Neal colored. was found dead
beside the car tracks of the SpaTows
Point line by the crew OF q SpaTows
Point Car.
Cumberland amateurs presented the
comic opera 'Pinafore" TO d crowded
house, il being the principal social event
OF the year.
The congregation of the First Presby-
terrain Church. Baltimore. has raised
about $50. 600 of proposed endowment
OF 500, 900.
lanes P. Curley OF Laurel has an
nounced his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for Stale's Attorney OF Prince
Georges county.
lanes T. Dennis of Baltimore has pur-
chased Beverly the ance-tral home OF
the Dennis family for generations. Ii IS
in Worcester county, Md.
Joseph l. Bailey announced that he
would not be a candidate for judge in
the First Judicial Circuit so-long as
Judge Toadvin IS in the field.
William Myers, a fruit grower Of Edge
mont, will probably be blind in one of his
ewes as the result OF an accident by which
spraying solution entered his eve.
Assistant State Superintendent Of State
Education B. X. Purdum returned from
Jacksonville where he attended the Four
teenth Annual Conference OF Education.
Mrs. Joseph ". Young, marion Of the
McDonOugh School. Baltimore, died of
heart trouble. She had been connected
with the institution since its foundation.
Harrison Horsey. charged with an
assault. while being conveyed on a gas
oiine steamer from PoComoSe 10 Snow
Hill. slipped overheard and was prOba
bly, drowned.
Fifty-one persons were received into
membership in ST Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church in Hagerstown on sun
DAY by Rev. r. l. Wright. Fourteen re
Ceived the sacrament OF baptism.
Fire caused BY an overheated stove
pipe Quilted a room occupied bv Mrs
Emma Baker widow on Baltimore
street, HagerstOwn. destroying near all Ut
her clothing and other belongings.
The Hospital for the Women of Mary
land has acquired the old colonial man
sion Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II De-
Courcey Wright al I4I4 Park avenue,
Baltimore, as nurses home.
Lawson Knight. OF Dargen. near
Sharpsburg suffered both legs 10 b. cut
off in an accident in the magnesia mines
near Harper's Ferry where he Is Elm
ployed. He is expected to recover.
John Shipley, of Baltimore. who weighs
$50 pounds, reports having eaten %
eggs, an entire shad, halt a peck OF po-
tatoes, and side dishes for Sunday dinner
and then asked his wife ii she hadn !
more
Under the direction OF No,re Dame
Order Of Sisters, a new parOchial school
has been opened al Belair IN the hand
some residence of Judge o. !. Norris.
who recently presented the building for a
school
While fishing for suckers IN the Antie-
tam creek at Welty's mill, Harold Rum
berger hooked an unusually large fish
that pulled him into the stream. The
young fisherman was fshed out BY other
anglers.
The Francis Scott Key memorial
statute presented to Baltimore by the late
Charles L. Marburg and which will be To-
Gated al Eutaw Place and Lanvale street,
will be unveiled on Saturday afternoon.
May 20.
The Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, OF Baltimore, is preparing to cele-
brate the nlnetY-second anniversary Of the
founding Of the organization by Thomas
Widely. The celebration will be held on
"Wednesday evening.