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252 MARYLAND MANUAL.

and who died after the first session of the Senate. In Janu-
ary, 1894, Mr. Robinson was elected president of the Second
National Bank of Belair, which position he still holds. In
the fall of 1901 he was elected to the Senate of Maryland by
396 majority, former Congressman William B. Baker being
the Republican nominee for that office.

Mr. Robinson was married in 1884 to Miss Clara C., the
daughter of Judge James M. Cain.

Howard County—ARTHUR P. GORMAN, JR., Democrat.

Mr. German is a son of Senator Gorman. and was born
March 27, 1873. He attended private schools in Washing-
ton, Episcopal High School in Virginia and Lawrenceville, N.
J., and received his legal education aft Columbia University,
University of Maryland, and in the office of Attorney-General
John P. Poe. He is a member of the firm of Miles & Gorman.
Mr. Gorman was elected in the fall of 19031 the first elective
office he has held.

Kent County—GARRETT FOXWELL, Democrat.

Mr. Foxwell was born near Odessa, New Castle County,
Delaware, September 25, 1844. He is a farmer, and very much
interested in agriculture. Mr. Foxwell was elected to the Sen-
ate for a term of four years in the fall of 1903-

Montgomery County—SPENCER C. JONES, Democrat.

Mr. Jones, president of the Montgomery County National
Bank, is a native of Rockville. After completing a course at
Frederick College he read law with the late William J. Ross,
and was admitted to the bar. During the Civil War he
enlisted as a private in Company D of the First Maryland
Confederate Cavalry. At the close of the war he went to
Texas and taught for two years. In 1867 he returned to
Maryland and began to practice law, and in 1871 was elected
State's Attorney and re-elected in 1875. 1" 1879 he was
elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals and re-elected in 1885.
In 1892 he became State Treasurer and was re-elected in
1894. He was the Democratic nominee for the same position
in 1896, but the Legislature being Republican he was defeated
by General Thomas J. Shryock. In 1808 he was elected Mayor
of Rockville and re-elected in 1900, but resigned to accept the
Senatorship. In 1901 he was tendered the Clerkship of the
Court of Appeals, but declined.

 

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