The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-22
MARYLAND NEWS
IN SHORT ORDER

" ~"OHI OIIULU
The Latest GIeaniugs From All
Over the State.
A serious freight wreck occnr-os
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad th, Va
miles north of Barksdale. NA'e e
Joseph D. Baker, of Freder;o,.
suggested for secretary of the IT, 70
ury in Wilson's cabinet.
A special effort is being maao =
enforce the ducking laws on the Gu ="
quehanna Flats 'IS'
A county exhibit of canned goos
and agricultural products was be,d 10
Cambridge. 'O at
Charles Smith has purchased a,
George Poteet property at Canal '
Falling from hayload, Isaac Pawn,
of Bay View, sustained serions t.
juries. iA
A break in the machinery Of fl,
Cecil Paper Mill has caused the n,on,
to close. "'
Thieves husked and stole the COR,
from a dozen shocks on Louis CIs
keys farm at Harrisville.
The annual Hartford County Sunday
School Convention was held in Crac.
Church, Aberdeen. Saturday.
The residence of the late Repbsr
Haines, on Main street, EJkton bos
been bought by Miss Ellen Wetbern
for $4,000.
In contest Miss Sarah Nickle co
lected $S1 for Mount Pleasant Metbo
dist Church, Colora, and was awarded
watch.
Philip Torbert, of Port Deposit Wac
fined $25 by Justice Ash for violating
the laws governing ducking on the
Susquehanna Flats.
4 reunion of the FrateTnaI Mystie
Circle members, of Washington conn.
ty, and Franklin county, Pa. was held
in Hagerstown.
The case of William Duncan. char.
ed with the murder of John w. Allen
at Pocomoke City, has been trans
ferred from Cambridge to Easton for
trial.
Burglars entered the hardware store
of Schindel, Rohrer & Company in the
heart of Hagerstown and carried of
several hundred dollars worth Of
booty.
Joseph 3. Richards, road engineer
for Cecil county, has been appointed
by Governor Goldsborough to repre-.
sent Maryland at the convention Of
the American Road Builders Assoca
ton, at Cincinnati, in December.
A supper Melted Chesapeake City !
firemen S445.
Thieves stole so glasses Of Jelly
from the home of David Shea West
Nottingham.
Cholera caused the death Of 20 hogs
owned by James T. Mullikin, at Pecks
Point
Charles E. Alexander, OF Elkton'
died at the home of relatives in Sails
bury, aged 40.
Thrown from a team at BrOokland
vile, Mrs. James Merryman sustained
a fractured leg.
While on a visit to KennedysVlle
George Robinson, aged 70, OF Earle
vile, dropped dead.
The 6S-acre John T. Willis farm
near Cordova, has been bought pS
Nathan B. Carter for $4,000.
Miss Mary Jenkins has been e'ec'eu
president of the Woman's SunFsSs
IeaSue of Talbot COUNTY
James Kochenour was fatally SnV
by Richard Schleigh in hunting ~
cident near Hagerstown
In collision with another Ved-
Ernest Keilholtz, Woodlawn, slS'alH'S
painful cuts and bruises
Former Magistrate Abram W.
sor, of Sparks, was accidenIahy CIV
by his son while cunning.
A tree falling on him, Roy baIuS
aged 26, was accidentally killed Oh -
farm near Green Spring.
The residence of the laie ' so
Metz, in Chesapeake City, mas :, M m
bought by Henry G. Hager Tor CIV
A power saw severed one VI ~,
McIntire's hands while he was a' '
in West Grove casket factory
The 71-acre farm of Reoecca , n'
Law Dear Oal,vood has been pouS