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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-10-21

Mrs louisa Fink and MIS- Lizzie Natshsi,
ag Baltimore. aeFr gaesss af Mr. >pse.faa1.
Vaudeville. last prek I, IS, sEe req8rss ~
the late Henry Sgaeimsa, thciF hru.hsr, ;lst
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arjur Umbtaeb. af Ho~Ara esarts aueibr5
sister. ass unable % he present. Afs. Wa
Bowers and Mr. r. u hsues, t~a daughters,
Nera also sbsrc.
john Sittsg. fsfmerls az this coauIy. bat
aha has been uIAksag 81. huaar al pil tHt.
Pa 18th his daughter, has Fcissp~4 zud wii.
sf.eai The wiuicE pth els son, Charles SitssE
~ near Cnsoatt~a- Mr.. St5tiS lsa hete
sh.aa, tan wears aEo- lie - SO Its sob ysaT
aud : hooking aell
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brothers. llryry Aa3 CasFirs Ng'Ilg rh ~rrs.
W. Bauler l. Cs,.sks.a ts, gene o. Auue
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oversee - gang ~ asen ID rsrsrias Hp a isrgr
tratt uf ~u-.I land
JOHN prash Is yssii,sg 10 Ha.hsnsEaH, q. &,
Aaron Pioausn ,prnt thr WeeA VISITING
lrivnis n Watasst-nsu, Pa.
HarEy Fowler has gone 10 RalEim"r~ shefy
be- has t,ss,3 employment.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-10-21
THE YACHT RACE.
Columbia Wins the First and Second

After seven unsuccessful attempts to sail q
race between Columbia and Shamrock, on as
many successive racing days, old Boreas
finally relented Monday favored the two
yachts with little wind and permitted them
to go over the course inside the time limit.
with the result that Uncle Sam administered
a crushing defeat TO John Bull, defeating the
latter by mile.
There had been so many disappointments
that only a few witnessed the first race, be-
sides the heavy fogs made it unusually dis
agreeable for exposure on decks of steamers
and other crafts
New York, Oct 17-Todays international
yacht race resulted in walk-over for Colum-
bia. Shamrock was disabled and did not
finish. twenty -four minutes after the start
ing gun, while the two flyers were having a
grand struggle for mastery, and going tor all
they were WORTH Shamrock 5 topmaSt broke,
and down came her immense club topsail,
which put her out OF the race. Hogarth quit
without further ado, aud signaed for the
Shamrock 5 tender. which immediately went
to the crippled racer ; assistance.
Columbia, under the rules. was obliged to
90 on and contest against the time limit, and,
beating it by nearly two hours, was thus
awarded the race. which gives her TIVE vic
tories, and makes it necessary for her TO cap
ture only one more to win the Cup
The American boat was willing 10 ignore
the rules, but the British owner insisted that
she go on and finish the race. The owner
and crew of the unfortunate boat we're heartily
cheered and cannons doomed when his de-
ciSIon was announced.
An attempt was made to have ii race on
THURSDAY. but near the close the wind died
out and the race was declared off
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-10-21
| MUST CARRY MARYLAND
REPUBLICANS GIVEN ORDERS
BY SENATOR HANNA.
No Thought of Expense to Stand in
the Way of Producing the Right
Kind of Effect.


BALTIMORE. Nh. Oct l9.-rhe order has
gone forth from Senator Hanna and the Re
publican National Committee that the Repub-
licans must carry Maryland, no matter what
the cost, for the effect it will have upon the
Presidential campaign.
1t has been reported that desperate move
will be made if the State ticket is found in
danger. This will be the sacrificing of all
but Governor Lnwndes, the head of the ticket,
and the legislative candidates. Il is believed
10 be doubtful, however. whether this could
lie accomplished.
Governor I.owudes has gotten himself into
hot water on the Eastern Shore. la select
ing Martin Higgins. of Talbot county, Secre-
tary Of the State Senate. a. his confidential
secretary, the Governor aagered tx Congress
man Barber and other leaders opposed to the
Mulllkin faction in Talbot county. to which
Higgins belongs. A friend of Congressman
BARRIER saws this break viii cost the Republic
can State ticket 400 votes in Talbot, and the
loss of the county ticket.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-10-21

The Mes EugIani Transfer Elevator Com.
uauy elevator iu Chicago was burned Thurs
day morning Loss. 100000.
Josiah L. Adams the Republican caudi.
Date for Judge Of the Superior Court, Phila-
delphia, Pa, has Withdrawn from the ticket.
The North American. Of that city, Published
some damaging charges against him, which
b. either had to Deny or retire
Professor Edward Orion. Of the Ohio State
University. died suddenly Monday, at his
home in Columbus. ot heart disease. He
was one OF the most distinguished economic
biologists ut America and was President of
the 4 terican Association tor the Advance
meut OF Science.
The long talked Of war between the Beers
Of the Transyaul aud Great Britain has begun,
and several severe fights have taken place.
England has appropriated Sl53.0DO, 900 for
the expenses, and called ont the reserves
All dispatches come through Euglaad aud are
censored before given out.
VIM. McSherry. has sold his farm aud mill
property in Germany township, near littles-
town, Pa. for $3.50, to George f, Bssehsar,
of Gettysburg Also his farm of - acres ia
Mountpleasant township, on the Bouneau-
vile New Oxford road, TO William A. Noel,
of Bonueauvile;, terms private.
Albert Gould, farmer, residing near Ma.
rietta, Pa, owes his life to his little daughter.
II was attacked Monday morning by bull,
which knocked him down. While the ami.
NAL was furionsiy trampiug the man, bis
daughter reached through the fence, near
which her father lay, and pinched the bull S
ear distractiug its attention long enough to
enable her father to escape, though badly cut
and bruised.
Emma. I0,year-old daughter of George
Hixon, who operates a grist mill near Locust
Grove. Washington county, was completely
scaped by revolving shaft, which caught
her hair and also tore off one of her ears, on
Tuesday evening last. The scalp was taken
off down to the back of the neck, yet the girl
was able to walk home The physician in at
tendance thinks he can renew the seal by the
migrating process.
Caesar Jefferson Dasheld. negro of Wi
comico county, according 10 an authentic
record, was 40 years old October l8. Last
year he was an active and strong man, but he
is very feeble now, and the senses of hearing
and sight are much impaired. Incidents oc
curing as early as 1900 he wildly remembers.
He is a widower and has lS children, 81
grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and
great great grandchild.
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A Birthday Surprise Party.

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was @sihHNt snNt'it'.'A '' say SEA 49,
many tyicncs. bai h's parents aeFe aware % 'f
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SOCIAL conversation, vocal zu& INSTRUMENTAL
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Personal Nores.


Misses Corda and Amy Burns, Of Mansfield,
Illinois, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Stoner, Liberty street, this city.
Mrs. Eugenia Hooper and daughter Net,ie,
Of Sans Greek, who had been visiting friends
n Baltimore, have retained home.
Mr.. Walter Zepp. Of Norfolk, Va. visited
his parents few days this week.
Mr. Joshua Martin, Of Graeeham, was a
guest this week Of Mrs. A. Mary Ditfeadal, OF
this city.
Mr. Charles Stoner, Of Hanover, Pa. spent
a few days this week with bis mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stoner this city.
Mrs. A. T. Fowler and daughter Grace, 81
this city, are visiting Mrs Fowler's sister,
Mrs H. c. 0ursler, Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Elra Reininger, Of this city, is visit
ing relatives in Washington, u. c.
Miss Leila " Hill, OF Easiview, a fler spend
ing several weeks with friends near Middle
burg, will return home SUNDAY.
Paul Reese returned 10 New York city ON
Monday 10 resume his architectural studies IL
The Atelier Of Professor Masqueray.
Mr.. David Talhelm and wife, Of Waynes-
boro, Pa, are visiting their son. Mr.. Nick.
Talhelm
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western Ma. Railroad.

On "Wednesday the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Western MARYLAND Rail.
road Was held In Baltimore, aud all the diree
tors we're reelected. Mr.. George b. Baker,
al Baltimore, vas elected ia place OF Ar.
Granville :. Haines, Of Union Bridge, sho
was transferred to the Potomac Valley board
To III vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
Joseph H. Rieman The annual report wss
Submitted. aud. on motion of Mr.. George K.
Gehr, of Westminster, a resolution Wa'
adopted stating that ''the physical, financial
and business conditions 81 the road are highly
satisfactory t. the stockholders, aud thry
deem il emineutly proper that they should
express their unqualified appreciation Of ih'
successful management al the affairs q th'
company
Officers orihe company viii be elected mex
"Wednesday.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Centenary NJ r. cfureh.-->tsrstay --b,~,s 81 BIS
a. ia. Ercsrhitsg AZ - .. ard T,Sa D. ~.
- uaefateFs 81 The Lathessn synci Juator -
suFfh l-aSRe al ? 20 p y. kpwuFih IeAS'ss q 80
ioei BFaSa, f.tsluy.
CglautesH Methodist Protestant Church Rev
gauacS Ia ruure SifhoAs will preach ~ iA5i IN.
arl - p 10 Special revival services a. Pipe
". kindlcy. Pastor
Jaiouiawn Church II 0,si--sant.Ay Schoul 81
a ~ Preaching a. i0,l5 a. u the evening"
! Il. Gran FAsiaF
Carroll charge Reformed Chu4ca- hen JAIusu's
Csmrrh-sanIzy -chUa5 - = m Holy Com
ulus soH ~ he a. Preparatory service this sat
urtAy a. 20 N e Gstihee,s Charch sun
Hsly Cssalaaaioa Npvrsahsr )
} Mseaslisteg Pastor
sslrfa Chsrxe la,hersn chaFrh. Ben ~ssisi' :
Sc > IA b 8 ,asnshvF q ihs Mar and synei !
z : g. T. a. Sd D ~. No CAteFhsse on saturday
~ Ea3u.s ChugvA--satsstay Schosl ~ q. IA
FrsAehlag At 10 =. ~. by Rev : A. HeiEes, q JET
: / Disht. Pastor
Me;aa.l4st Protestant church. Rev. + Grahssa
II. r. laxstar SABBATH SEW ices l'rcaehtuE By
ths pastor - lnsa =. ~ and p 2 n BY meui-
berN % the Lutheran syuo.i- a@heAth school at
ezyur s.rvtos In ths leciuFe room a. - m Mid
service 10 1hc lecture roin "Wednesday even
tax, At 80 , an
= lohn's t.hurris--suniAys-t Aass Al 7,i5
During Lhe Mass 81 a. N
Joseph n. Cassidy. Pastor.
Ascension Church Sunday oct l5.-Haly Eu-
ehafist At a q m Mathis at 20 = IA secotid
Haiy Eucharist 81 laa a ~ kvensang ~ -
AMI ; > N weesiAys-Maiins znl Haty EnchA-
rs.E az a ia Eveasonz except trtdAtst NJ . y.
M Eveusuus Friday. At 80 2.
4 Il Taylor. Rector.
The Boys Meeting will be rvOaeaesl saturday
afternoon al 20 clock. october 7. lsl. IN Carroll
Hall
i, raars Reformed church sunday school a,
p lS IA Disiue service ~ 10 - =. n and , II.
calvin : Slagie, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church. sunday school al A.
M Preaching a. IQs a. M aud 80 y Morn
lax subject The True Spirit Of Hospitality aud It's
Rev ari r. Evening. WAY Refuse Coils warn
lugs' \. r : t. +, Al Gas ?. IA.
h. "A Miller. Pastor.
There wifi he preaching in the Bethel Of the
Chnrch ~ cod al WaFaedshurs. sunday, October
ri At 3 O'Clock. p, ~ By L + marry. teaching
elder lcu Invited
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News OF the Week.


October is rapidly becoming the month 81
marriages in this State.
William Dennis. mourued nearly fifty years
as dead, has returned from California % his
former home at Strpudsbarg, Pa.
Isaac Elliott, cashier of the York county
{ Pa. National Bank, died suddenly last
Saturday from apoplexy, IA hls 54th wear
In the Prince Georges county court, on
Thursday, Della Boone. colore,., was found
guilty Of numbering her nine-monihs old child.
Ia some parts Of the lower Chesapeake Bay
oysters are reported to be unusua'y scarce
this season, and the meu are making poor
wages.
The steamer Gaelic, from the Orient,
brought 5000 bales Of silk to san Francisco
Monday. valued at S2,0)0 600, and 1887 600
IN specie.
Because the Trusts were not able TO control
the market the price of all kinds ot meat has
fallen, viz Lambs 40 cents per 100 pounds F.;
beef IS cents, and pork Is to % ceuls.
Republican Journals in Philadelphia assert
that there are over $4,000 fraudulent names
on the registration lists in that city. That
beats the Tweed regime in New York city
years ago.
Two hundred students Of the medical de-
sylgania, at Piifsburg. w -dnesday engaged
in fight in the d.ssecting room, during which
parts of cadavers were used as missiles.
William Wallace Thayer, formerly Cover
nor aud Chief Justice of Oregon, died of
cerebral congestion on Tuesday, aged y
years. He was born in Livingston county,
New York, and went TO Oregon in 1862.
1t was announced Thursday that the bridge
combine under the name of the American
Bridge Company has been completed and
would be in operation by the first of next
month. 1t is capitalized at S67, 100000.
Owing to the prevalence of typhoid fever
at the Virginia Military Institute at Lexing
ton the entire corps of cadets has been fur
Laughed for 30 days The corps numbers
$50 young men from all parts of the United
States.
The project Of establishing mammoth
warehouse at Shanghai China, for the benefit
of American manufacturers and exporters,
now seems assured of success. The enter
prise has been promoted by the American
Manufacturers Association.