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ed with forging checks and getting
money under false pre5enses.
Herbert Jones, negro, who lived
near Derwood, fell from Wasbfreton
and Rockville electric car five milo.
east OF Rockville Monday and was in.
stantly killed.
The storehouse, stock ana residence
Of John 5. Holzworth, East New Mar.
ket, were destroyed by fire SUNDAY
night the family having a marrow
escape.
Hog cholera is still prevalent in
Washington county At Roybury one
farmer lost Il hogs from the disease
In the past few weeks more than 10.
have died in this vicinity.
Midshipman Walter J. Tiean. Of
Illinois, member OF the third class
was dismissed from the Naval Acac.
envy for violating the rule AGAINST
haging at the academy.
Mitchell Whaley, coiored man.
was given Is years and his wife
years in the penitentiary by the court
at Snow Hill for the brutal murle,
of the formers 4-year-old child.
Fire Tuesday destroyed the frame
dwelling, barn and outbuildiras Oh
the farm Of Mrs. Maltie X. Brown.
teDanted by Frank Brown, near Union
Church.
The plant Of the Freedom Oh
Works Company was destroyed by fire
Sunday. Large piles Of cross-ties be-
longing to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad We're consumed. The build
ing was flied with lubricating Oil
Edward C. Castle, of Cherry Run
Baltimore and Ohio track workman
was injured, perhaps fatally, by JACK
bar striking him on the back Of bis
head while he was working near
Cherry Run Monday.
j. James Orrick, aged g. years
president of the j c. Orrick & Sons
Company, wholesale grocers, one Of
the wealthiest citizens Of Cumberland
died at Long Beach Cal, where he
had been for two months.
The residence OF Mrs. Mamie
Hughlette was badly damaged by fire,
the blaze arising from an oyer-heateg
fue. The occupants We're reused in
the nick of time. the floors Of then
apartments falling in shortly afta
they left.
Mabel, 3-year-old daughter Of Ed.
ward Needy, tenant on the Si!as Alsp
farm near Pondsyille, Washington
county, was instantly killed. She
climbed upon a wagon loaded with
corn driven by her father slipped and
fell, breaking her neck and shoulders
The Potomac Synod OF the Reform
adjourned after concurriug in the ac-
ton Of the Eastern Synod in abolish
ing the bi-synodic board of missions
Hereafter all the mission work OF the
church will be under the direct con-
troll of the General Synod's mission
airy board
A. B. Hedges. of Brunswick, who has
been a sufferer from what he thought
was rheumatism, went TO the Martins
burg Hospital for treatment Ills
condition did not improve, and an
ray examination was made. lAs
photograph showed a dislocated JOINT
and the patient was operated on. de
is now able to walk for the first time
since his trouble.
Plans for a tri-State reunion Oh
Eagles of Maryland, Pennsylvania anu !,
West Virginia in connection with 'ns
meeting OF the Maryland State A7f~
in Cumberland next July were discuss
ed at q banquet held in the rooms
the Cumberland Aerie Wcdne5oal
night. a number Of out-oitoS0
guests were present and an address,
was delivered by Congressman pa'"
J. Lewis.
With simple but interesting cely
mony the cornerstone OF the new nsi
for the Metropolis Lodge No. II ous
Fellows. OF Annapolis. 10 he eTec oo0
on West street, at a cost OF SlVUY.
was laid Thursday afternoon III ~
presence OF a large gathering in
ceremony was conducted by treu
Groom, Grand Master Of the 'laD
Lodge OF Maryland. assisted by ne
John R. Edwards. pastor of WaioIC@'
Methodist Episcopal Church par
.lmore. as chaplain. The stone d
granite, Il by IL by 16 feet ana D''
the inscription q. o. O. F, lsiZ'
The Greeks of HagerstOwn hse
sent $500 to the Red Cross SocieH !,
he spent in nursing Greek soiuie''
Che war with Turkey.
Girl Killed BY Fall From Wagon
Hagerstown-Falling from vasos
loaded with corn. Mabel y0u.s
daughter of Edward Needy iai'D !.
near rondsville, this county ,aA
rtantly killed The girl haa c''l Az