The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-21

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We are indebted to Mr.. Louis Dielman, of
New Windsor, for Il copy of The Manila
Times dated August IL. 1t is well filled with
cable, local and other news.
If y m. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
ar Bureau sent out the following bulletin:-
threatening tonight and Saturday; probably
showers: light northerly winds.
Mr.. &. 5. Griffith, President of The State
Sunday School Union, wishes ail schools to
devote Il part of the regular session next Sun
dy to a memorial service for the late Presi
dent Mckinley.
Mrs. Jacob ID. Leistcr, residing near Lauver,
MA, severely bitten Oh the right inslep and
ankle by a pet collie dog last Thursday. DR..
Joseph !. Herring cautrrized the wound. The
dog was killed.
Mr.. A. C. Strasbnrger, of this city, has been
selected as member Of the Retail Liquor
Dealers League of Maryland which held its
annual session in Annapolis this week. Next
wear the League will meet in this city.
Mayor Gilbert issued proclamation recon-
mrndng that all stores, public Offices, banks,
&c. be closed as a mark Of respect to the late
President from II Il. m. TO p. N. on Thurs
day. the 18th instant, the day OF the funeral.
Mrs. Rosa NJ. Rickell of this city, execu-
nix of VIM. p Rickell, sold on Monday last,
through l'rilSnidcr Il Grimes, attorneys, n
farm Of acres and 90 perchcs, situated about
onr miIc from this city, to Jacob I. Holmes,
fer $4,000
Miss Mary r. Shrllman, Of this city. was
awarded the prize offered 10 the most popular
hdy in the county at the voting contest at
Drrr Landlord :, which closed last week.
Mis- ShcIIman received many congratulations
upon her GOO fortune.
A. our paper will he delivered within the
city limits by t O'Clock Friday evening, We
cal. attention to the RrcitaI-Music and Flo
cuuou-n Alumni Hall at s O'Clock. 1t is
the lilsl of the collegiate year and no doubt
vii be unusually entertaining.
Reuben Wolf, aged SO years, formerly of
FnAcIhurg. Il blacksmith, who worked for
Frederick Naglc, near Grcrnmount, was
NiUl'i tl'dl III HIS Dtl ltSI IDHlNitll
roronor's jury, after examination of the
body hy DR.. Richards, found "a verdict of
death from paralysis.
lhr upper end OF Baltimore county was
swept by heavy hail and rain storm On Sun
day afternoon. The corn crop was damaged
aud large number of trees were uprooted.
large hay harrack on the farm of n. Ii.
BoGtncr. near Upperco, Fourth district,
blown down, and the roads were washed.
Last Monday the County Commissioners
had q portion Of the Courthouse draped with
mourning On account of President Mckinley's
death, and the ilag was raised To halt-maSt and
tied with black material. The draper OF
Messrs. Dcrr 4 Iamberd did the work. The
Ficmcu flag was also draped and placed at
hali-maSt.
Mr.. Charles L. Stewart, of this city, has re-
ceiyrd contract to build seven miles Of track:
between Confluence aud the east end of Brook
tunnel ON the PiItsburg division of the &. u
.. r. r., between Cumberland and Pittsburg.
The work is to be finished this year. BY this
lin" the "astbound grade will be reduced from
80 10 30 feet TO the mile.
Carroll county has "a Christian Endeavor
Societies with a membership of 9Sl. Mr..
George X. Mather, of Westminster, is presi-
dent OF the County Union, and Miss Mamie
Rlnker, Of Westminster. is the secretary. 1t
IS expected that large delegation will attend
the State Convention to he held in Baltimore
November y, Il ana II.
Mr.. David f.. Stem. Of Sans Creek. has
been elected President of the First National
Bank of New Windsor, in place of Job Hib-
berd, deceased Mr. Stem WAS formerly Vice
President, and Mr.. }. Hamilton Singer, of
Uniontown, was elected Vice President to sue
coed Mr.. Stem. Both of these gentlemen
bring TO their respective positions careful and
conservative business training.
Last Sunday morning appropriate illusions
were made in all the churches of the death of
President Mckinley. In Grace Lutheran
Church the pulpit and furniture We're draped,
and the pastor, Rev. Dir. Miller, delivered Il
feeling discourse in the evening. At Centenary
NJ. L. Church n memorial service was held,
and addresses were made by Judge Reitsndcr.
Col. Vim. A. McKelip and Mr.. VIM. l.. w.
Seahrook. Both services were largely at
Tended
Thomas Carvin, Is years old, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Rohrbaugh, of Fowblesburg,
Baltimore county, died at the home of his
parents, from consumption, on Wednesday,
The funeral took place Friday at Emory
Chapel, Rev. Joseph p Wilson, of Roland
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Balti-
more, officiating. The members of Pleasant
HlIl Council, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, of which the deceased was mem
Der, participated in the services.
During the thunder gus: about 2 p. M, last
Sunday, there were two beautiful rainbows
over Mrs. Maulsby's meadow, one seemingly
Just above the ground and the other few feet
AL. Il ,lt,,.
of Mr.. Charles L. Stewards residence, there
were two unusually brilliant rain bows, and
another we'll formed one but not so decided in
outline nor color as the other two. The sun
SET was just simply gorgeous. There was a
tall in the temperature of 180 in three hours.
II man should stay on the street all night
and spend it in bowling and shouting, he would
soon he arrested for making nuisance OF
himself and for creating disturbance, and
very rightly, too. But it Il man should not be
allowed to do this, why should some old cur
OF dog or dozen cats be allowed to bark
and howl half the night to the annoyance OF
the sick and the disgust of the well The
man who keeps dog of this kind should shut
him up during the night or else kill hm-the
latter would he the best. Westminster has
fully hundred of each that could be spared.
~ iitutEiCk, On III C'toC WI 'uc
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Westmin
Ster against George Stull which was removed
from Carroll county, the court, after all the
plaintiff S witnesses had been examined, grant
ed the prayers of the defense and instructed
the jury that the evidence was not legally snlfi
Gent 10 find for the plaintiff and to render II
verdict for the defense The suit was brought
TO recover on a $500 note in the name of h.
b. Stnll 10 !. N. Stoner which was discounted
oy the bank. There were four other cases
which were non pressed after the verdict N
The above case. Roberts Il Grouse attorneys
Tor the bank; Fink for StulI.
Reports from New Windsor, WoOlery's
Hampstead, Manchester and Westminster dis
trlets show that the storm of last Sunday after
noon was one of the most destructive OF the
year. Corn was beaten down and covered
with mud or stripped by the hail, and truck
gardens ruined; newly seeded fields greatly
managed; buildings unroofed, blown down OIL
Otherwise injured; fences knocked down and
carried away by the water from overflow
streams;a large number of window lights were
broken, and orchards, shade and forest trees
were evelled by the high wind. The flashes
Oh lightning were terrific, aud man and beas
We're almost paralyzed by the crashing tones
OF thunder.