The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-11-03

Marriage DEMONSTRATING the month of
October Mr. n. Bosley Merryman, Clerk of
the Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to
the following persons
Harry C. Mccormick to Mollie NJ. Read.
John T. Johnson to Fannie B. Roberts.
William Hoerner to Annie L. Laubach.
VIM. G. +. zoe to Ellenor Poe.
John Cress to Annie Rathey.
John 0. Day to Sue ]. Baldwin.
John +. Kashner to Bertha NJ. Shearer.
Frederick T. Unger to Maud M. Snyder.
James H. Francis to Katherine e. Otto.
Charles r. Grouse to Maggie Ross.
Benjamin Howard to Ella Sears.
Henry A. Davis to Clara V. Flory.
James A. Wheeler to Lillian E. Parrish.
Charles NJ. Wyatt to Louise Bond.
C. Edward Cullison to Melissa l. Ports
William A. Thompson to Sarah Z. Clark.
Herman Zapf to Louise Gerhard.
John ]. Roche to Ella A Fitzgerald.
Jerome Mcdowell to Elva NJ. Allen.
William S. Fishpaw to Agnes NJ. Burns.
David Taylor to Laura X. Smith.
Hunter H. Coleman to Carrie Robinson.
William w. Howard to Mamie B. Howard.
Upton S. Wilhelm to Mary A. Buell.
Horatio E. Hyatt to Susie Leyburn.
Abbil Miller to Bertha Brandt.
George H. Johnson to Nathalie 6. Armstrong.
William d. STREET. to Irene ]. Baker.
Alfred G. Starr to Elsie p. Dunphy.'
John C. Mitchell to Catherine l.. Wildberger.
William w. Foster to Rosa E. Bentz.
William L. Breves to May NJ. Smith.
Edward l. Fleagle to Eva Bowers.
John F. Cain to Margaret A. Colgan.
Thomas E. Byers to Mary e. Read
Thomas c. Mays to Mollie E. Miller.
Edward B. Passano to Eleanor p. Isaac.
Charles s. Cochran to Anna Lloyd.
Harry Skipper to Hattie NJ. Hanson.
Clarence w. Fox to Eva NJ. Harden.
Philip Click to Johanna Weiland.
Tahn m Cipa IN Annia M Rrpnt
Herbert J. Lee to Isabel J. r. French.
David Todd to Mary E. Randle.
James E. Marques to Grace J. Bailey
coLoRED.
Moses L. Holmes to Jesse Campbell.
John Proctor to Willie A. Levere.
John H. Butts to Ida Sutton.
Samuel w. Johnson to Lizzie Buchanan.
George Washington to Annie Tucker.
George Z. Eros to Clara L. Johnson.
William E. Bennett to Mary s. Garland.
John H. Johnson to Ella Myers.
William T. Cromwell to Lille ]. Harris.
George Overhaul to Lena Thomas.
William Howard to Lizzie Warrington.
Thomas B. Reed to Emma Reed.
Republican Clubs and Meetings.-A Re
publican club has been organized at Butler,
9Th district, with the following officers Presi-
dent, George r. Chilcoat vice-president, Peter
Fowble; secretary, Edward Bond treasurer,
Charles Z. Cole; sergeant-at-arms, Jacob Har-
thirty and forty.
Americas Republican Club held an enthusi-
astc meeting on Monday night at the corner
of Philadelphia road and Highland avenue,
at which Mr.. William Wener presided.
Messrs. Laban Sparks. Charles E. Goodwin
and others made addresses. A number of
noisy Bryanites took up position near the
place where the meeting was going on and
continually annoyed the speakers.
The Republicans will hold a massmeeting
in the hall at Glen-Arm, 18th district, on Sat
urday night, November Sd, under the auspices
of the Long Green and Glen-Arm Republican
Club. Mr.. A. A. Blakeney, candidate for Con-
gress, will be present and there will also be adj
dresses by Mr.. ]. Goodman Boyd and others.
Strange Remedy for Scald.-The Balti-
more Americdn of Monday said "Mrs. Jacob
Morris, of Cockeysville, was severely scalded
last evening in peculiar manner. The fam
lily were boiling chestnuts in an alright tin
kettle. The steam generated from the boiling
water blew off the lid Of the kettle as Mrs.
Morris was in the act of raising it. The steam
and boiling water struck her full in the face.
The lady's screams attracted the neighbors and
people passing the house. On the suggestion
of some unthinking person black ink was
used to allay the pain afterward linseed oil.
The lady's face now presents a horrible APP
pearance, being blistered and blackened by
the ink, and she is probably disfgured for
life.'