Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY.
Row In a Church-Deaths and Mar
riages-Sociai Happenings
Of THE EVENING STAN.

Correspondents Of TIE EVENING srss.
FREpKRIcK. Mp., December g.
On Monday evening last Frank NJ Movers,
an eighteen-year-old son OF Mahlon H. Myers
OF near Urbans, was thrown from a fractions
colt against fence post and received injuries
from which he died Tuesday night He was
very popular young man.
During the course OF a revival service in the
United Brethren church near Foxville few
evenings ago an alteration and scuffie arose
among party Of men in the back OF the
church resulting in Jacob Mcpherson having Q
leg broken and several other persons being
injured.
very pretty wedding took place yesterday
at III 80 am. in the Lutheran church NJ Burkitts-
vile, Rev. DIR. Dosh officiating. The groom
was MI. Luther Mcbride OF Middletown and
the bride Miss Lizzie NJ. Tritapoe. daughter OF
Mr.. Geo. W. Tritapoe of near Fetersyille.
County Constable Lewis of this city yester-
day arrested Frederick W. Nuebaum at NJ
Pleasant on the charge OF bastardy. He was
committed by Magistrate johnson TO await .
hearing.
Mr.. Charles Schwearing and Miss Annie
Hergesheimer, both of this city. were married
last evening at the home of the bride. Elder L.
A. Bruner of the German Baptist church OFF,
ciating. After the wedding a reception Was
held.
One Of the most interesting social events that
has occurred here for many years was the cele-
bration yesterday OF the fifth anniversary OF
the birth of Helen, daughter of State Controller
L.. 1. Baughman. The table was adorned with
a huge birthday cake surmounted by i've
iighted candles, which the guests tried their
skill IN blowing out. The ices were at each
end OF the table and represented, one, minia-
ture Santa Claus with pack on back. and the
other white swan. The hours were from 4 TO
and many of the little hosts friends and play
mates called.
Mr.. Richard Gambrill. a son Of james ii.
Gambrlll. esq. of this city, one among the
many who suffered heavy losses by the fire in
the Tribune building at Minneapolis.
thrilling accident occurred last evening at
the ferry crossing the Potomac at Berlin. MIR.
J. l.. kepler OF MIddletown was crossing from
virginia with twenty-one head of cattle and
when the middle of the river was reached the
hawser was snapped by the current The
water swept over the boat and all the cattle
were precipitated into the stream, but after
long struggle reached the shore. Mr.. keplcr
and the ferry man, left helpless on the boat in
the current, succeeded after desperate effort
in reaching land.
Samuel Nurbaum, one OF the most prosper
GUS farmers in Frederick county, died few
| days ago at his home near Liberty. He was
elghty-two years old and had amassed fortune,
which he leaves to a son and two daughters.
Thomas Smith, unmarried white man,
| aged about thirty-five years, is now on trial az
Westminster charged with committing feloni-
GUS assault, July 81, on Minnie Jane Gumber,
an attractive little girl under ten years of age.
| There have been threats made TO lynch Smith.
| ii. G. Jacobs, an employe of the PennsS Viva
MIA railroad between this city and Carlisle, Pa,
was thrown from the platform of swiftly
moving train at Ewing's station last evening
and severely injured. Il. NJ