Catoctin clarion., 1891-05-14
His Body Terribly Mnpgled.

A shocking accident occurred nj the Union
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CROOKED On Tuesday of last week n
man giving the name of Samucl !. Willhide,
son of John Wllhlde, called upon MIR. Hen
nv Lorenlz of Frederick and offered to sell
him two notes, purpor'iny to haye been sign
ed, the one by l.. A. Dabcl and George IL
Bussard, the other 10y George W, Layman
and Samuel E.choltz, all citizens of this SEC.
ton. When Mr.. Loren,z asked "Wilhide'
to 90 with him to he identified by Mr.. NJ
! Fisher, the tax collector, he declined. When
asked TO wait until Mr. l.. could make some
| inquiries, he agreed to do go, bnt before MIR.
l.. returned the fellow left the office and up
on being seen and hailed by Mr. l.. he de
clncd to stop, but skipped. He was an i'm
poster for when the notes. which Mr. Loren,A
kept were shown to the parties, they declared
them to he forgercs.
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Joseph F. Dliitndal died in tins city on
! Monday last after an illness Of some weeks
aged IL years, month and days, He WAS
ticket agent and express manager under f.
o. Grimes at the West. RI Maryland Railroad
depot berc for over twenty years, his long
service attcsins his efficiency and carcfu'ncss
| He was one Of the best known citizens of
Westminster and was universally popular
The deceased was a native of Mldd'eburg
district and one of large family OF children,
Those surviving hlm are Samuel, at 10y S
Station, Frederick county; Peter at Cham
bcrsburg, Pa Jacob, of Westminster ; VIM,
of Danville, Va. James, of Mckcesport, Pa;
John, near Taneytown; Mrs. Edward Lynch,
Mrs. w. Frank Tyler and Louisa, of West
minister, and Mrs james Davis of Taneytown
district. He leaves wife and five children.
Advocate.
WEDDED.-We copy the following ac-
count of the marriage Of Mr.. II. II. Rouzer
from the columns of the Duly Examiner.
"a large assemblage of the friends Of Mr.. II.
II. Rouzer and Miss NJ. Gertrude Lamar, wit
messed their marriage, which was celebrated
at Trinity NJ L. Church South ON Wednrs-
day morning, May 9th, at 945 o'clock. The
church was handsomely decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers. Mr.. G f
Smith presided at the organ with his usual
taste and skill. The ushers wele Mcssrs. F..
s. Echeberger, J. v S'anoe, J. W. Gaver
and Edward G. Shafer. Mr.. w. Ii. Rouzer,
brother of the groom, acted as best man, and
the bride was given away by MIR. &. +. Sim.
The Rey ]. o. Knott assisted by the Rev.
| G. L. Kcnnard read the service, after which
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rouzer left for Washington.-
The brides beautiful gown was of white
cloth, trimmed with silk muslin and point
ace, and her veil was caught with orange
blossoms She carried II bouquet Of Marshal
! Mel roses After their return from their
wedding trip the young couple will reside at
the City Hotel"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rouzer are spending some
time with Mr.. Rs parents near this place.