Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-08-19
Il. IL.
THE Scorer" thinks

Joseph Stanley late of the Frost
burg team, has engaged to pitch for
Homecoming.
Game between Midland as. Frost
burg, at Midland Thursday. resulted
in a score of s to 7 favor of former
team. Due to death rattle in Frost
burg during 9th inning.
PROSPECTUS
The home team will play the Mountain
Lake Park club at Mountain Lake next
| Tuesday, August 22d, and on Saturday. 26th,
Midland will be here for game.
The Mountain City," of this place,
will play Canada in Cumberland
next Saturday.
Next Tuesday a Cumberland team
of Elks will play Frostburg team of
the same religious denomination at
the Driving Park, listed as follows:
Captaim-George r. Daisy.
-HdHager-W. o. Hoffman.
Hdgy~eights-F. b. Jenvey, w. NJ. Roberts,
jr, j. H. Roberts, ID. Lindley Sloan, Harry
f. Weber, Charles f. Brander and Harry
Brandler.
The Frostburg team is constituted
as named below:
Captajn-C. K. Tucker
Gjgantjcs-N. f. Wetmore, William Tiley,
John E. Taylor, Charles Jeff'ries, Otto Hohing,
Joe II. Htchins, w. p. Sullivan, w +. G.
Hitchins, Charles l.. Gross.
Rcctptjo" Couniucc-U. b. F. Edwards,
f. J. Decker, Charles A. Stewart, George n.
Beall, w. T. Parker, J. b. Williams, G. bud.
Hooking, II. B. ColbOrn, Roberdeau Amman,
w. j. Edwards, John J. KIRBY. Henry Mayer,
Howard HitChins, Charles B. Getty.
Water Te"der and Sponge Holdr-John N.
Benson.
Oticjal Empire for GigdnticS-G. f. Pearce
Board Of arbitration, TO sit d"rjng game
John Blair Shannon, Clayton Purnell, w. A.
Htchins, George ID. Mcneil.
Oficjal Scorers Henry Shriver, Robert H.
Brannon Henry +. Kenah, Bladen Lowndes,
Henry Mullaney.
Sayco"s-W. o. McLane, J. Marshall Price.
J. c. Cobey.
assistant SurgconS-A. b. Price, A. G. Smith
c. G. Jacobs.
veterinary Suoycon-G A Smith, S U. r.
E, ID. +. A. T. H., T. o., r. |. N. G. b. o. N. f.
HoSptd Stecard-N. T. Hooking.
AH'b"Iance Corps-F. c. BealI, Frank Watts,
ID. f. McMullen, d. f. Shaffer
Property Na"-Emery G. Hitchins.
assistant Property Nam-Peter Lammert
Snapshot Sharpe. o. Towles.
TooM Capmter-I L. Ritter.
1bSent UiMom Lcare-Dr. Timothy Griffith
ont on Ptrole-William H. Jetlres.
Died.
Henry Rehs, of Westernport, died
of asthma in Baltimore hospital
Tuesday night, aged about G5 years.
He was resident of this place during
the 1O's, was a thrifty citizen and
good man. Funeral and interment
here yesterday afternoon.
DR.. f. H. Fincke, an assistant of DR..
C. c. Jacobs several years ago, died of
appendicitis in Chicago last Sunday.
He had grown to eminence in his pro-
fession.
The following lines, written IN memo
riam Mrs. Anastasia Chambers, who
died IN this place August 10, 1899, at
the advanced age of Sc years, are from
the pen of Patrick J. Cody, Of Boston,
Mass.
From this land of toll and sorrow,
Where we tarry for awhile
From its pleasures, merely shadows
That serve only 70 beguile,
Hast thou gone like weary pilgrim,
And crossed DER the surging tide
To that happy land where kindred
Wait thee Oh the other side.
Thro' thy journey, long and useful,
Long the rugged path of life,
Hast thou been the loving daughter
Mother fond and loyal wife,
And the favors often melted
Neighbors in life's busy day,
Now will brighten up thy sunset
With peaceful rosy ray.
For thy God and for thy country,
Like all Erin's daughters fair
In the land of thine adoption
Thou hast bravely done thy share.
Like the Spartan mother, noble
In the Grecian days of old,
Hast thou babe thy sons do battle
Our dear banner to uphold.
And as christian soldier hast thou
Loyal to thy church been, too,
And Christ's banner e'er defended
Like ii warrior good and true.
And our Blessed Lord awaits thee,
Well We know, with open hand,
Now to welcome his good servant
Into that dear happy land.
Loved ones here will sorely miss thee
Miss thy counsel and thy love;
But there's consolation knowing
Thy dear spirit dwells above.
For us all the day is coming
When we, too will cease to be-
Then again We hope to join thee,
Happy for eternity,
Fratcrnal sympathy.
At a special meeting of the Frost
burg Ministerial Association, held this
week, the following paper was adopted ::
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, our Father.
| in His all-wise providence, to call away the
wife of our beloved friend and brother in the