Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-24
NEWS FROM FREDERICK.
An Important Arrest-Brakcman Jackson's
Life I'm Frederick-Notes.

ArreSt-brAkcm3n J0ck9On'1
Life I'm Frederick-Notes.
CorresI ondence of The Evening Star.
FREDKRIcK. Nd, December %, 1892
David f. Jackson, who was killed in the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad yard at Washington
Tuesday morning, formerly lived at Lime Kiln.
this county, and has n sister and other rela-
tives living in Frederick. His ia ne- lives in
Lime Kiln, where Jackson. before he removed
to Washington. used to work for N. J. Grove
and others. He was married less than year
ago
County Constable VIM. H. Creager of Mount
Pleasant district made what may prove TO be
an important arrest on Wednesday evening,
when he took into custody young man who
was hanging around the store of Nj C. A.
Thomas Mt Mt. Pleasant and is alleged to have
made several efforts there and elsewhere in the
county to obtain money under false preteuses
He is suspected of being William Taggert, who
is wanted in Cherokee, Ind. for enlightenment
and obtaining money under false pretenses
and was arraigned before Magistrate Hewer in
this city on suspicion. He refused to tell his
name or anything about himself, and also de-
clined to furnish $500 bail, in consequence of
which he was committed to the Jail here to
await word from the authorities at Cherokee.
Jacob. miller, who was arrested few days
ago for criminally assaulting his thirteen-year-
old niece, Bessie Miller, was arraigned before
Police Justice Eckstein upon this grave charge
Wednesday and found guilty, whereupon he
was committed to Jail to await the action Of
the court. He Is white man. engaged in
butchering at Rocky Ridge, this county. and
the assault is said to have been a most inhuman
one.
One Of the prettiest weddings that has taken
place in Frederick county this season occurred
"Wednesday morning in st. Paurs Reformed
Church at Utica Mills. The groom was Mr.
Joseph NJ. Catrow of Martinsburg, ". Va, and
the bride Miss Annie Irene Shook the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Shook of Lew
istown district, this county. The Rev. s. NJ.
Heuch performed the marriage ceremony in the
presence of over five hundred guests. The first
maid of honor was Miss Id. VI. Sperow OF Mar-
tinsburg, WA, and the second maid of honor
Miss ALIVE B. Cramer of Lewistown. The four
bridesmaids were Misses Annie NJ. Dali and
Sadie c. Brown of Martinsbnrg, Laura G.
Hearn Of Unionville and Ida c. Hedger OF Lew
istown. this county. Halle Catrow and Mamie
L. L. PitZer OF MartiRsburg acted as flower
girls while the grooms best man was States
Attorney Z. S. q. Ptzer of Martinsbnrg. and
the ushers Z. p. Miller and ]. J. Mcdonald OF
Martinsburg; G. J. RaEs burg and c. Fl. Miller
of Lewistown. The church was very beaIti-
fully decorated and all, the wedding arrange
ments were of the most perfect chaIacter. The
church was darkened and the lamps lighted,
and the bride. who given away by her
cousin. Mr.. Charles s. Shook, wore a robe Of
cream lHuia slIh. Iul train. trlulmcu Win
ribbon fringe. lace and ribbon. Her bridal
veil was caught with orange blossoms and she
carried white ivory prayer book. After the
ceremony wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents, and in the evening
they drove to Frederick and left here via the
H. and U. for Washington and Baltimore. Their
future home will be in Martinsburg
A colored child, the daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Matthews of Petersville, this county build
ing fire in the stove yesterday, when her