The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-12
Maryland Affairs.

OF Germany, died IN Baltimore op Mon
day.
In Charles county several barns and to-
bacco houses were struck by lightning and
burned.
A two story stone dwelling on the farm
of Matthew G. McVey, in Cecil county,
was burned by an incendiary.
Several more cases of smallpox were
found in Baltimore on Thursday and they
were sent to the hospital. Get vaccinated.
The fishing season was not profitable on
the Susquehannah, and the pack will be
10000 barrels of herring less than last
year.
Albert Wetz, miner in the Potomac
mines at Barton, Allegany county, was
crushed to death by a fall of roof coal on
Tuesday.
James Allen, colored, Of Prince Georges
county, was sentenced to be hung by Chief
Judge Roberts for assaulting Cora Simpson,
aged II years.
Governor Brown has paraOned Steven
son Archer, late state treasurer. He was
taken to hospital for treatment for a
chronic trouble.
Strawberries are being shipped from the
lower counties on the Eastern Shore. The
crop is said to be unusually fine, and is
bringing good prices.
t. Edward Hambleton has resigned as
president of the Baltimore Traction Com
pany, and Gov Frank Brown has been
chosen in his place.
Incendiary fires are very frequent on
both sides of the lower Potomac and sum
mary punishment will be meted out to
the guilty parties if caught.
The Western Maryland Railroad Com
pany will give $500 toward paying the
expenses attending the fremen's demon
stration at Hagerstown in June.
A large brick and terra Gotta works are
to be erected at Contees and Muirkirk
stations on the B. & o. R. R. Fine clay
has been found in large quantities.
William Frost, the first male child born
in Frostburg, died there on Thursday.
His father, Meshach Frost, was the founder
of Frostburg, and from him the town took
It's name
Mrs. Mary A; Sterner, aged 0o years,
who was blinded by nash from an electric
lro1ley wire some me, wees e ago az ner NOME
~ baltimore si uieu 'onu''S' u paralysis u
'G - IN, w e.. q H..
Ut. l u, w, simpson, Oh Ol ln.?ea.y'
rIeuei'0S IL o1u1 NY, q" ou TnnOaap asor
T.slAoI, M H. e oonr,nt;on H. was
go 800 of 400
y % =.
son - Ionsos nd harD. osns;na oons;Jsr
able loss Railroad trains were DELAYED hv
wasbonts and the overflow Of mnd and
mator -, tho ,rocts
I'M ~, - -,
ne e @ uanase 70 oouu'y pruP.
SnDdav i s10 0O0 which will have 70 he
mat ~ On ;noreosed low or annronriat;ons
e.o e. H. oonntv finds
m, G.. 81 h..ta g p.olo.;.l
me nse ~, ua ".naan, p| .;"o N ;nd;u;d"a I
Ion'a:n ~ ": 'eo III. H. , -
e 1p eSe,10 ~ N aad;,;on 70 ,vb;oh ,ba
49, - 49, hau" ~ zoo Soo ~
TWO savings oa"AS nave oSe' ''oV'VvU,
John Warnker, aged Il years; ana WIN.
Deltlln, aged years, were Killed whlIe
walking on the tracks OF the b. q y; II.
Il. on Saturday, near Baltimore Both
were mangled almost beyond recognition
An old iron safe, supposed to have be-
longed to Gambrill Il Bradley, of Ellicott
City, and to have been washed away in
the flood of 1868, was found in the bank
of the Patapsco River near that place on
Sunday. Itcontaiued nothing.
A car of the Central Electric Railway,
Baltimore, on Tuesday, ran away on the
east bound incline on Lanvale street, jump
ed the track and crashed into a house on
the corner of Myrtle avenue. The dam
age to the house is estimated at $500.
A. G. Jingle of Baltimore. a brakeman
on the Western MARYLAND Railroad. was
knocked from a freight train Thursday
night by bridge at Chewsville, Wash
iugton county. He fell under car and
had both legs and an arm cut off, and will
probably die.
Rev. DIR. D. j. Stafford, one of the widest
known Catholic pastors of Baltimore, has
been transferred to Washington, d. G.,
where ne WIN De an assistant 10 70 heV. 'o ,I
floyd Dr. otanord Is oniy 90 years Uiu ,
yet he mas a natlonai reputation as lec-
'urer anu ora'or'
me miners IN the Y, o9mDe =; ma als;rlc''
VINO were PeiSuaueu " yI'u ~ 'ne unlse ,.
sal s'IiAe' nave oonoiuueu " - ~ mo:N
therepy ensuri19 a supply 81 coal II ~,
terfeTed with py nne walkins 9eiesa. .s
Vi G.uels 20 my ~ 81 St ~ P'O'0eN y '"e
n ~ ,e n
on Wednesday AFTERNOON IT reari H.
daughter OF y: I. Da a Of 1as .h nl
Gieu from pglns enoheu 20 u saond "a IA
SATURDAY mui'o e".ius' SUM- SUM- 1e~. ~" III
meat lodseu 10 her 'hroa', anu' uespi'e az
enorts thaO were lnaue' que Pnyslcians were
unable 70 remove 'ne Oos'rue'ion
PatrIak Il tlOlllnS asks for the annOInt-