The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-05-12
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Tho many friends of Mr.. Ferd. A. Dieffen.
bach in This c;tv and county will he nleased TO
iearn Of his reappointment as assistant wardea
a, The penitentiary.
Mr. Elias b. Arnold. of Smallwood left
Tncsdav for Atlanta. Georgia. on a business
rim He anticipates buyiug large tract of
,;mber land in that State.
Lao formed on Friday n;qbt of last week
Fires and overcoats were comfortable ON Sat
nrd.v morning. asd farmers report that newly
',iousd gronnd was slightly frozen.
20 90 % ,,,a ,,rs.t ADVANCE in tho or;ce If
1" ~ ~ o, s connan;as have advancaJ The
rp;,, of pas. The Westminster Gas Com.
many, however, has made no advance.
Dnr;no Wednesday there was 4 Gradual fall
or ,on,nera,nre rendering overcoots and fres
VI Uao 'o" of,er A n m IA TbrrSdav morn
,horo was liobt ice and and a heavy frost.
u, uo,I;,,ou,L ac c,o
Mr. u I ilsart .toi TmssSa, g. ,Ia
T IA WI, 'e''f III ~ rIaca 'U vii; ha s.
m"sn.ns Efi': ua,Lor NJ - n oII;,ao.,i,
e''ai VI l,'' -
James D, Daer, 'r', VINO ~ mas oeeh ass1s'ah,
secretary oil inc 0arroii county ocnooi BOARD
since August, 1880 mas Deen sppoihtea cierk
and bookkeeperih 'he firs' Natioi'ai nahk Oh
this cltv
On the College grounds, this Saturday al
terno0n' al Low o cloch' .here WIN pe game
OF pau 9et I'VE W tne n,"e iio Oh ' b ga
iese anu .ne "es'e.n , , y, '''u 'oys'
hot game Is an'ic'Pateu'
Michael Il. Walsh, Esq, orator of the
Maryland State Council Catholic Benevolent
Legion, attended and addressed meeting of
the Father Alexander Council in Baltimore
on Wednesday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Barry, of Rosevlle,
have Just returned from trip to Cape May,
N j., and while there Mrs. Barry found a
genuine octopus 1t was about 18 inches in
length, and is now preserved in alcohol.
Augustus L. Warfeld, dealer in horses,
Mount Airy. Carroll county. filed a petition
in the United States Court on May for the
benefit of the bankrupt law. The liabilities
amounted to 81, 9O1 II and there are no assets.
n, ,ha 18th instant all commissions issued
L., tha Governor for .Inst;cas of the Peace
H. for This comfy will exn;re Those who
have not qualified should do so on or before
that time, as the commissions will be void
after that date
Tbo I.d;as, "Wednesday Card Clnh were
ontart,;neJ hv Mrs Franl y Miller The
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g's Wa,haa "s ams npp "od axon,;nar
s5 =, ~ a., .,"a "a i.,,, 10,
AZ ~ " In3 49,, Thanis o Rohsr,s and
e. - ~, 80, bas haan tba aJ;tor ~ he
Annennl;s Renmbl;can
'
elsJns 81. I1s.,is tle au VI ), Ia pLhpe.
en"1seJ WI To- III; ~. as foI,ns s.Chnna
INV naner from - 10 - ;, f;ll;no in
t5s frst blank the office where the naner is
no., ao;nT and IN inc second Inc Office WAGON
or ,,rr;ar - vb;ob Won Il cbanaed
o'''' -, ~ ~ g s.
Dr. robert N. rrce' OF queen anne ne!
e1uniy' en'eueu upon nis uu'les 's o,a'e Ilie
MARSHA, M On Honaay, anu apPoin'eu Hr' w mas.
v. "ahH' OF thls city' as cierh. MI wan" sn.
mas received the nearly cohsralul'lllohs oi ms
member of the State Volunteer Firemen's As
ISOLATION than Mr. Wantz
The Lumber Coal and Sunnly Comnanv of
Carroll ,Tonn,y Ma hos boap ;,cornoraiad
,ba eoiIow;n" nersonS ha;na nome5 as moor.
norators Nessrs. .Iobn ID Room. T. Herbert
Shriver. VIM. G. Rinehart George W. AL
baugh John NJ. Roberts, DIR. Thomas J.
Coonan and Nathaniel IL. Baumgartner.
Bennett 4 Co.'S property will be used for con-
ducling the business.
Especial attention is called to the articles
on the first and fourth pages of this issue
All read of the floods in the Rio Grande coun-
try, but few can realize the disastrous conse-
Quences. The statistics given by Hon. A.
W. Machen in regard to the postal service of
this country furnish data that is worthy of
preservation. Mr.. Geo. w. Yeiser furnishes
the last of his interesting letters, which have
been so eagerly read.
On SATURDAY. I,st tho .sK;nos,, of Liberty
street crossed hats with the Young Champions
and we're defeated by score of 81 to 6.
Pitchers Hook, Eckenrode and Babylon were
knocked ont of the box. The feature OF the
game was the pitching of Bennett and the
catching of Deli. The Champions would like
to have challenges from clubs between the
ages of ~ TO 10 years. Send challenges 10 j.
II. Baumgartner, Manager. Westminster, Md.
Tho u,no, H.. vooo.a Moosrs
W II Sh"sSon a. ae 2Ia;r SIn@le
CborIa, W S ~ i 1ena - poii;noar Dr
Paro,,a IT 90 q IL, Sh;rI n
Ebrbart George N G;tt and Robert O. Writ
COMPRISED marty who enioyed a very pleasant
drive Sunday going N Melrose and through
Bachman's Valley n Westminster. where they
dined nj the Un,el Westminster returning in
the evening bv way of Iitilestown. taking
supper at Ho,ai OcIer
t.. H. Ill ,.on horbar &c ,h;s
o. ' I: iiopes y weli-s ~, oaD ~, T;.,
n.y. n.y., pieu sruueniy III ms shop II" -" 49,
vSs.n' On h n,nd a e.. -, ,nan,n
seren as n'' M H. MY ,o na,;ra Of P;chmnna
Edwin Roa,% ,hn noted actor Homes was
possesseJ nf - en- vo;oe md met after The
civil NO.. a. an..,,a., ,o,,r ~ Na,. Enaland
and ,ha Mnr,h a So Nd he ,yas aiso
good ;m;,ato. 10, oe pao,h H. G,naroI viii take
place tb;s ISa ~ aj asan,,on
NJ US N''u,',, ""1'' ~, w-u.
e mrs ~ Arthur L. Forsythe ana MISS "etiihg,
a. a.. howard county, near Sykesylie, were
a saSSing along a public road on wednesday,
;u IA making snort turn 1heir morse peeanle
, ngh'ened at U. ). mail box Inc morse
Sod suddenly, upset the buggy throwing
sv Ui" 'ades out on fence nearby; MIS-. ror,
Tas sustained fracture OF the ielt arm anu
bas e.nerwlse injured. MISS weiilng also had
Thu norearm broken and was badly bruised n