The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

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The Latest GIeanings From All
Over the State.
Solomon Fogel fell into a blazing
Gmekiln at Groves and was badly
burned.
Court Clerk Robinson has found $50
Hartford equity cases missing from
the Office files.
A company, capital $4,000. is being
organized in Elkton, to build and
operate textile mill.
Thrown from her buggy in a driving
accident, Mrs John Evers, of Harri-
sonville, suffered broken wrist
Thrown from a carriage near Leslie,
when her horse ran off, Mrs. Samuel
Eorenson suffered fractured arm.
Raymond Moore, colored, under
sentence of 80 days in Elkton Jail,
escaped while at work on the street.
Sheriff Dewitt, of Garrett county,
will be deputy to Sheriff-elect Scott
when the latter assumes Office.
William T. Warburton, of Elkton, is
being doomed for the Republican
nomination for governor two years
hence.
Burglars again looted the store of
William B. Leaman, at Reid, several
guns being among the merchandise
taken.
Queenstown business men have or
ganiZed new company to rebuild the
electric plant destroyed by fire, with
8. E. w. Friel president
Creditors of Charles w. Cooper who
closed out his meat and provision bust
ness in Chestertown, will be paid 25
cents on the dollar.
Quarrymen at Pinesburg, eight
miles west of Hagerstown, unearthed
a human skeleton buried three feet
under the surface of the earth.
Missing from home for a week,
Benjamin Tyler's body was found in
the ditch of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, at Williamsport.
Running away from the home of
Mrs. F. H. Beckley, at Huyett, Edna
Film, Philadelphia child was ap
pretended by the police in Hagers-
town.
The Public Service Commission has
ordered that the United Electric Rail
way Company extend its line to
Jerusalem, Hartford county, seven
miles.
Miss Madeline George, daughter of
John Z. George, of Seidlersville, has
been elected secretary of the Philo-
mathean Literary Society at Western
Maryland College.
To abate the nuisancee injecting
Hagerstown's and Hancock's water
supplies, the Washington county
nealth authorities are enlisting the aid
of States Attorney Wolfnger.
Velma c. Towers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Martin Towers, of Federals-
burg, and Roland S. Poole, of Will
liamsburg, were married by Rev. ].
n. Hudson, of williamsburg.
Lester Rohrer, two-year-old son of
Harry Rohrer, Keedysville, was suf-
located with smoke in an upstairs
room, where he had been put to bed
while his mother was working in the
lower part of the house.
DR.. j. E. Pitsnogle was awarded
$4,000 damages against the Western
Maryland Railway Company for land
taken by the railroad in condemnation
proceedings for additional tracks in
the western suburbs of Hagerstown.
Samuel c. Rowland, of the Balti-
more Trust Company, purchased the
Matthews property near Perryville
for $4,000. The two farms of the
late Mrs A. z. R. Ward, near Cherry
Hill containing 337 acres, were sold
10 Frederick T. Haines for S12,100.
Officials of the Hagerstown and
Frederick Railroad at a conference
considered a new plan of underwrit-
ing the road which will be submitted
TO all concerned at a meeting to be
called shortly. 1t provides for the
control Of the entire system by Ha-
gerstown and Frederick capitalists.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has Endorsed Oliver H. P. Clark
and Maurice NJ. Wolfe, for appoint
meLt as postmasters at Silver Spring
and Forest Glen, respectively, and it
is understood their appointment, upon
the recommendation of Representative
David J. Lewis, soon will be an
nounced Both Offices are of the
Presidential class.