Two Women

Investigators found blood and remains from two people on the undercarriage of a car owned by a Harford County man charged with killing one woman and linked to three other deaths, newly filed court documents show. The revelation came in a defense motion to suppress evidence of any other alleged victims from being introduced next month in the first-degree murder trial of Charles Eugene Burns. The 35-year-old Burns is charged in last year's killing of Lilliam Abramowicz Phelps, an Elkton woman whose family says she traveled to Havre de Grace to visit friends and never returned.

Police said yesterday they were searching for a White Marsh man accused of arranging a robbery during which two women were raped. Andre Earl Evans, 31, of the 11200 block of Red Lion Road is accused of arranging a robbery that occurred at 11:30 p.m. March 17 at a home in the White Marsh area, Baltimore County police said. A 50-year-old man was robbed, and two women, ages 44 and 46, were raped, police said. Another man has been arrested in the incident. Robert Dwayne Eubanks, 26, of Baltimore was being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center on charges of armed robbery, two counts of first-degree rape and three counts of first-degree sex offense, according to police.

Bowie Community Theatre. "Night Watch," a murder mystery with a twist. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 20 and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 21 at Bowie Playhouse, Whitemarsh Park, Route 3 South, near Route 450. Needed are two women ages 30-40; two women, ages 40-60; five men, ages 30-60. Cold readings from the script. Call 301-490-1437.Children's Theater Association. Actresses, ages 22-45, needed to perform in plays during the schoolday. 9 a.m. to noon today at 100 W. 22nd St., Baltimore. The company of adults performs for children in schools throughout the state.

An argument between two women at the food court of Annapolis Mall on Saturday night spilled into the parking lot, where a man police believe was linked to one of the women was stabbed several times with a pocketknife, Anne Arundel County police said yesterday. The man, who was taken to Maryland Shock Trauma Center as a precaution, was in good condition with stab wounds to the shoulder and back, said police spokeswoman Lisa Ritter.The argument broke out shortly before 10 p.m. in the food court, and a mall security guard asked both women to leave.

Peabody Children's Chorus. Today at the Peabody Institute, 21 E. Mount Vernon Place and tomorrow at Peabody's Towson Branch, 949 Dulaney Valley Road, for ages 6-18 in four levels of vocal ensembles. Students in chorus receive age-appropriate vocal training, study art and folk music and work on music skills. Call for appointment, 410-659-8125.The Carroll Players. "This Must Be The Place." 7 p.m. June 29-30 at VFW Post 467 in Westminster. Needed are two women, ages 55-65; two women, ages 20-40; two men in their 40s; one adult, any age; and one man -- a large, aggressive type, any age. Be prepared to read from the script.

Two women were found shot to death in a Reservoir Hill apartment Saturday night while the children of one victim watched television in an adjoining room, police said yesterday.Detective Roscoe Lewis of the homicide unit said the bodies were discovered by firefighters who had to break down the victims' apartment door about 11: 30 p.m. after an anonymous caller reported hearing gunshots coming from the building.Last night, Lewis said no arrest had been made and that a motive for the double-slaying was not known.

The Carroll Players. "This Must Be The Place." 7 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday at VFW Post 467 in Westminster. Needed are two women, ages 55-65; two women, ages 20-40; two men in their 40s; one adult, any age; and one man -- a large, aggressive type, any age. Be prepared to read from the script. Technical people and backstage help also needed. Call 410-876-2220.Fell's Point Corner Theatre. "Skylight." 7: 30 p.m. July 6-7 at the theater, 251 S. Ann St. Needed are one man in his 50s, one man in his early 20s, and one woman in her 30s. Call 410-276-7837.

An argument between two women at the food court of Annapolis Mall on Saturday night spilled into the parking lot, where a man who police believe was linked to one of the women was stabbed several times with a pocketknife, Anne Arundel County police said yesterday. The man, who was taken to Maryland Shock Trauma Center as a precaution, was in good condition with stab wounds in the shoulder and back, said police spokeswoman Lisa Ritter.The argument erupted shortly before 10 p.m. in the food court, and a mall security guard asked both women to leave.

Today, with apologies to David Letterman for stealing his bit with hardly any of the comic value, Media Watch's "NCAA Tournament Hopes and Fears."Hope: That CBS, now that it has entered the modern era and has put the score and clock on screen at virtually all times, will stay with the concept.Fear: That Duke won't lose early enough for its coach, Mike Krzyzewski, to replace Dean Smith in the CBS studio. Smith, the former North Carolina coach, looked rather, well, uncomfortable last weekend, and three more weekends of that will be deadly viewing.

RICHMOND, Va. -- In the beginning, there was the college game, which grew up in the 1970s, came of age in the '80s and reached the point in the 1990s where there had to be something more for America's best women's basketball players.They had waited so long. Waited for the same post-collegiate opportunities that the top male players have taken for granted the past half-century. Waited and wondered if there would ever be enough money -- and enough fan support -- to sustain women's professional basketball in the United States.

Prosecutors dropped human trafficking and prostitution charges Monday against Carlos Silot, who was accused last year of running a brothel that catered to Hispanic men from a rented rowhome in the Patterson Park area. "The evidence was insufficient to proceed with the charges," said Assistant State's Attorney Jennifer McAllister. Silot, who was free on $15,000 bail, could not be reached Monday, nor could his attorney, listed in court records as Assistant Public Defender Arvaham Stone.

Two women cut trying to break up fight Two women were stabbed when they tried to break up a fight in a crowd Tuesday night in the 900 block of President St., Annapolis police said. Police said they were called to Anne Arundel Medical Center, where the two women who were being treated told them that about 10:45 p.m. a fight broke out in the group between two people, one of whom drew a knife and threatened the crowd. One of the women tried to grab the person wielding the knife but was cut on the right arm. The other woman swung a pair of jeans at the person, but tripped, fell and was slashed in the left arm, police said.

Bodies of two women found in Waltherson 2 The bodies of two women were found early Wednesday evening in a house in the Waltherson neighborhood in Northeast Baltimore, and police were investigating their deaths as homicides, a police spokeswoman said. About 6 p.m., police received a 911 from an unidentified person saying that the bodies of two women were inside a two-story semidetached brick rowhouse in the 4000 block of Biddison Lane off the 5200 block of Belair Road, said Detective Nicole Monroe, the spokeswoman.

Man arrested, owed $94,000 in support Officials with the Baltimore sheriff's office said yesterday that they arrested a 48-year-old man who owed more than $94,000 in child-support payments to two women - a sum that had accumulated over the past 15 years. Sheriff's deputies arrested Warren Lee Dangerfield on Tuesday morning at a home in the 500 block of S. Decker Ave. in Southeast Baltimore. Dangerfield's arrest was part of an operation that the city sheriff's office launched three months ago to pursue the top 20 child-support violators in Baltimore.

Police arrest Glen Burnie robbery suspect Police arrested a man who tried to rob a Glen Burnie convenience store Monday, county police said. Just before 8 p.m., a man walked up to the register of a 7-Eleven store on Quarterfield Road and showed what appeared to be a handgun in the waistband of his pants and demanded money from an employee. The employee refused and went into a back room. The suspect left the store. Officers working a "Holiday Robbery Suppression Detail" arrested Ryan Marcus Green, 20, of the 3200 block of Yosemite Ave. in Baltimore and charged him with armed robbery, assault, theft and other related charges, police said.

No one has an easy time of it, breaking into the movies. But for women, gaining a toehold in the business side of filmmaking is especially hard. "It's a big deal for women ... to be able to direct films, to have some kind of major role in the making of a film," says writer-producer Arlette Thomas-Fletcher, a native Baltimorean whose first film, Assault in Brooklyn, will be on the 8 p.m. opening-night shorts program when the second annual Baltimore Women's...

New York Mets pitcher Ambiorix Burgos will be jailed for three months while awaiting trial in a hit-and-run accident that killed two women in the Dominican Republic. The reliever, 24, told the Associated Press a Dominican judge ordered him to remain behind bars last night out of concern for his safety. "I am going to come out of this fine because my conscience is clear, and I'm not worried this will affect my career because I haven't done anything," he said in the jailhouse interview.

A 53-year-old Baltimore man faces attempted murder charges in an attack on two women in North Laurel, Howard County police said yesterday. Acting on a tip, police arrested Raymond Watson under a bridge near Stevens Forest Road and Woodside Court in Columbia about 9:30 p.m. Sunday, police said. Watson was being sought in the knife attack Friday night on two women in front of their home. According to police, a 44-year-old woman who once had a relationship with Watson emerged from the house to find a man she identified as the suspect hiding in the bushes.

Both are edging close to 40. So it was fitting that Mary J. Blige and Jay-Z, two legendary figures in the youth-obsessed world of hip-hop, brought some grown-up class to Heart of the City, their joint national tour. The nearly three-hour show, which packed 1st Mariner Arena on Wednesday night, was grandly presented. But neither artist forsook the accessible, ghetto-fabulous elements that made each a superstar more than a decade ago. The two were backed by a Titanic band, which included a 12-piece horn-and-string section.

BAGHDAD -- Senior American military officials produced photographs yesterday that they said showed the bodies of two women suicide bombers who a day earlier attacked two popular pet markets, causing Baghdad's deadliest blasts in months. The photographs showed the lifeless faces of two dark-haired women with oblique eye fissures, a wide gap between the eyes and a flat nose bridge - characteristics consistent with Down syndrome. "There are some indications that these two women were mentally handicapped," said Army Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond, the commander of U.S. forces in Baghdad.