The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-06-14
MARYLAND
STATE NEWS
NeWSy Items Gathered From
ALI Parts of the State.

I IieSiueul ldlt appointment Ol no
/ land b. Harvey, of Maryland, to be
/ Secretary of the Legation at Santiago,
! Chile, and that of Alexander r.
/ Magruder, also of Maryland, to be
Secretary OF the Legation at Lima,
Peru.
Ragerstown.- Hagerstown fremen
4 were given an ovation upon their re-
! turn from attending the Cumberland
/ Valley Firemen's meet at Waynesboro,
| where they carried off honors in the
contests. The team of the Junior
Company, this city, won first money in
the reel contest, time 1914 seconds,
and purse $3.50. The Western Enter.
prise team, Hagerstown, won second
money SIS, time, 40 seconds.
I Frederick.-Former Senator Jacob
Rohrback, who was the unsuccessful
candidate for associate judge, has filed
his account of expenses incurred dur.
ing the recent primary campaign. Mr.
Rohrback spent $901.39, or nearly 5000
more than did Glenn II. Worthington,
who was nominated. Mr.. Worthing.
ton spent $72344. hardwood d. Harp,
the treasurer of the committee which
arranged for the appearance of Colonel
Roosevelt here, reports he spent
$109.33.
napolis.-Governor Goldsborough
completed the membership Of the
Beard of Election Supervisors for
Anne Arundel county, when he APP.
I pointed and commissioned S. Scott
Muirhead as the second Republican
member of the board. The other two
members of the board are Messrs. r.
Tilghman Brice, Republican, and Chas
+. Myers, Democrat The board will
meet in few days to organize, and
it is expected that Mr.. Brice will be
made president
Rockville,-The county school com
missioners have announced the &C.
ceptance of the designations of the
following teachers: Prof. Ira c. Whit
aker. principal of Woodside Grammar
School; Frank w. Watkins, principal
Of the school at Dryers; r. Lauk Ben,
son, principal of the school at Grifton;
Charles Gardner, principal at Oak.
mont; Miss Anna Hurley, principal at
Jacksonville; Miss Margaret Waters,
principal at Seneca; Miss Nicey o.
Day, principal at Kings Valley; Miss
Ellen Jackson, assistant at Sandy
Spring; Miss Hannah NJ. Jones, assist.
ant at Gaithersburg High School; Miss
Vivian l.. Richardson, assistant at
Cropley; Miss Ella b. Ball, principal
at GAINESVILLE; Miss Lillian V. Baker,
principal at Clagetssville.
IIagerstown.- Charles w. Adams.
superintendent of Antietam Battlefield
and former doorkeeper OF the House
Of Representatives at Washington, was
shot and killed by Charles H. Benner.
who, five minutes later, committed sui
eide I'm the washhouse at the Benner
home Bonner is said to have been
under the influence OF liquor Mr.
Adams had just left his home for a
point near the Burnside Bridge to in.
spect some work He had passed the
corporate limits OF Sharpsburg when
be- was approached from one side by
Beuner. who. following some words
opened fire with q revolver. In all
seven shots struck Adams Five bull
Jets penetrated his stomach. one his
right arm. and the seventh his neck
After satisfying himself that Adams
was dead Bonner walked back TO his
home. about 500 yards away, entered
the washhouse and shot himself
through the head Bonner died imme-
dIatoly Mr. Adams was carried TO
bis home. but lived only a short time
HoRerstowu Upon complaint Of the
Washington County rree Library,
Judge Kcedy has granted a temporary
Injunction restraining Register OF
willis Thomas r. HTlIiard from collect.
Ing from the Hagerstowu Trust
Company executor and trustee OF the
late Edward W. Mealy. the collateral
Inheritance tax on funds that MIR.
Neaiy viIed TO the library associa-
ton. Under the order of court the
Haeerstowu Trust Company Is en-
Joined from paying any collateral in
heritance tax ON the portion Of the
Mealy estate lcft Co The library until
certain questions now INVOLVES thc
estate are settled Following tho
death lu California recently OF lIr
Neah's widow. the tlaEart1vu Trust
Comrare 0ic1 iu Che Orunans' Court
an account showing funds readv f0r
Jisirfhu .eu tNeihrrds t0 fho Wash
iuRion County Hospital and ouclhird
to the library Almost $4,000 wns de-
Quoted 20 inheritance Tax. the or
phauF Court holding chat the two IN
st.utious were mot eVemnf from this
tav The trustees ~ both Institutions
claim they are exempt from Al taxa
tion.
Salisbury The plans and specified
lions for a new Union station Tor
salisbury have been prepared by the
officials ~ TIE New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk and she Baltimore. Chesa
peakc and Atlantic Railways and are
now ready Cor the contractors Tho
plans Cor the ueg station taIl for o.
big building which uui cover toe
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