The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-17

IN Frederick, OF JeWelry Nalueu at SZ5.
He was brought to Frederick.
William Hubbard's horse and buggy
were taken from Airey Saturday.
Sunday morning the horse was found
exhausted at Travers Wharf, II miles
away, with the buggy demolished.
The Hagerstown Street Commits
sioners have passed an order that af-
ter February / the consumption of
current bought of the municipal light
plant shall be regulated by meters,
abolishing all fiat rates.
Rev. DR.. Frank ]. Gunsaulus, presi-
dent of the Armour Institute of Tech
nology, Chicago, has accepted an in
vitation to give the commencement
address at the Tome School for Boys
on June 10, 1913.
Raymond Buhrman was shot in the
left hip while tussling with his friend,
Frank Robertson, as the youths were
going to Buhrman's home, near
/ Smithsburg Buhrman's clothing
caught fire from the pistols fare.
The Poolesville Telephone Company
at its annual meeting reelected the
old directors, with the exception of
one. Walter Pyles displaces R. ].
Darby, who fought for continuous
night and day service, which was also
defeated
Among the roads of Montgomery
county to he improved within the near
Echo, through the subdivision of
Edgewood, distance Of about three
| miles, and the River road from Co
hasset to the District of Columbia line,
also about three miles in length.
y M. r.. Robinson, Baltimore and
ri Ohio Brakeman whose run was out of
Connellsville, where he boarded, was
killed at Manila, east of Sand Patch
tunnel, by falling from the train, the
wheels of which passed over his body.
His head was cut off and his body was
1Ibadly mangled.
The Annapolis Chamber of Com
merce has launched a movement to
secure for that city the annual meet
Wing of the Maryland State Teachers
this year. The chamber
manned Mayor Strange, Messrs. Chas.
IF Lee Clifton C. Moss, George T.
Melvin and Alfred Turner, a commit
tee to work to that end.
"A Margaret Birely, three-year-old
daughter of Thomas Birely, living near
Blue Ridge Summit, while playing
about her mothers sewing table, fell
upon pair of scissors, which pune
tured her neck and severed the jugular
vein. She bled TO death in her
mothers arms.
Eli Lukolo and Milon Misevie,
Austrians, in the employ of the West
ern Maryland Railway, were drowned
at cumberland They were at work
pn the pier for the new bridge. While
! starting for their camp Lukolo
stumbled over board at the edge of
HE canal and was unable to swim.
Y Wisevie started on a run TO the rail
way station for aid, but fell into the
NED lock and was drowned,
ne A transcript of the record of the
Sc ase Of Norman Bruce McCleary, in
Iicted in Washington county for the
nurder Of Mrs. Mamie B. Henry,
ne nother of his former sweetheart,
err Alpah Henry, last August has been
~ eceived by the clerk of the Circuit
8 ,t0urt Rockville and the case will be
Oh ocketed for trial at the term of court
ngfhich begins here the third Monday
i March
I'll Attic annual meeting of the mem
ars Of the Montgomery County Agri
nltural Society the old board of di-
ctors was reelected for one year,
Of follows: Josiah w. Jones, Lee
Owe Mutt Charles F. Kirk, John C. Bent
1e N Charles Veirs, Henry H. Griffith,
u" ohn p. Muncaster, William Dorsey,
h.d M.3 Waters. Jr, Charles E. All
9 h utt. Joseph H. Bradley and F. Hazel
Ilhshel1
aus
hicll The commissioners of Howard coun-
40 appointed the following dog tax col
;, Do, c<ors: First district, Frank J. Often;
~. a. scond Julius Wosch, Jr; Third, Mar
tbs. Illus Wright; Fourth, Belden D.
and afrlck; Fifth, George w. Howard;
girl xth James l.. Hobbs. During the
thef ar 1912 over $500 was collected
SINS Pm Jog owners in Howard county
q about $500 was paid out in claims
VOL MANAGES caused by dogs in kill
,Jiag hogs, sheep, chickens, turkeys, etc
oekholders of the Annapolis Saw
lSes k5 lnstitution at their annual meet
5~0K eleeted Henry B. Myers director
NQN sncceed the late Samuel Brooke.
n Wner directors chosen were: Messrs.
n nnk II. Stockett, George w. Wilcox,
ilam H. Rullman, James M. Mum
, IA Hernard Wiegard, Louis H. REIN,
sW NAM N. Woodward. W. Meade
S1VS '<14y, Eugene Worthington, Frank
~ &uWoe and Joseph o. Fowler. 1t
- <Rected that Frank H. Stockett