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Carroll County Fire Insurance company.

Last Monday the members of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Carroll County
met at their office in this city and reelected
the old board of directors, as follows DIR.
Joshua W. Herring, DIR. Jacob j. Weaver, J.
Oliver Wadlow, Frank L. Herring, Edward K.
Rinedollar, Louis E. Shriver, Samuel Roop,
E. o. Grimes. DIR. Charles Billingslea and
Joseph L. Haines. The board organized by
re -electing DR.. Herring president and Edward
Lynch secretary and treasurer. After the
election they adjourned to Hotel Albion where
a sumptuous dinner was enjoyed. Following
are the losses by fre-Mrs. Aldridge and sis
ter, $25. 90; Rachel Price, So. 90; Andrew G.
Tawney, $500. 90; John Ell. Marker, 81, 100000;
Grimes & Thomas. 81, 600. 90; Jesse W. Leppo,
$1,000; John T. Edmonson, ST 600 90; Chas
NJ. Murray, $4,000; Martha J. Shrner,
1852 SO; Whitfield Murray, $4,000; 81. E.
Morelock, $500. 90; Mrs. Starr, 1920; Charles
C. Gorsuch, $475.OO; Westminster Hardware
Co., S.. "a; Samuel A. Harnish, $780, 90; Geo.
w. Stocksdale, $500; William B. Thomas,
$3.50. 90; Repairs at Montour House, $3.50. so;
Rev. Joshua L. Benson, $1.50; Charles G.
Barnes, 81, 10I. 90; George Springer, $1,000;
Thos. j. Coffman, $133 90; I. S. Amman, 81. 85;
Charles d. johnson, $1,000; Emmitsburg
Church, So, $50. 90; VIM. H. Forsythe, $905;
Geo. W. Lippy, $4l.25; D. U. Resh, SO; 90;
B. I. jackson, $375.00; Vernon Reese, ST.
800. 90; John Root, 81, 10000; total, $l4,
$685. 20. Losses by lightning-Dayid Seipp,
So. At; Susie g. Nash, $500; Emily j. Ely,
ST.. so; Mr.. Cutsail, $1.47; Wilson Cofiel,
Sl4. IA; total, $25.58.
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weather record for the week.

December 13-mercury 81 at 7 a. m. and
% at 2 p. M; rain and seet; light snow at
els p. N. followed by rain. December IA
mercury Is at a. m. and 20 at p. M; gen.
orally clear. December l5-mercury 10 at z
a. m. and 25 at 2 p. M; cloudy, continuous
rain after 2 p. m. December 16-mercury 81
at armand SO at p. IN. continuous rain ;clear
after D. m. December 17-mercury % at Z
a. m. and 80 at 2 p. M; cloudy until d. M,
followed by partly clear and blustery weather.
December 18-mercury 25 at a. m. and "a
dt2 p. m. fair and blustery. December 49,
mercury 26 at a. m. and 46 at p. M; fair,
followed BY partially cloudy weather.
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New Advertisements.

Only Four More Shopping Days Before
Christmas - Mathers' New York Bargain
House, Westminster and Manchester.
Money Isn't Worth Anything, &c.-Thomas
II. Easley, 46 West Main street, Westminster,
Md.
Santa Claus Headquarters-The Miller
Bros. Co.'s Popular Stores, Westminster, Md.
Free Calendars and Almanacs-Wm. N.
Keefer, SO East Main street, Westminster, Md
Are You Undecided What to Give a Man
Stouffer b Ensor, New Windsor, Md.
The Herring Christmas Store-Charles E.
Herring, Westminster, Md.
80 Head of Fine Kentucky Horses-H. A.
Spalding, Littlestown, Pa.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postofice
Westminster, Md.
Sheriff s Sale-Francis A. Crawford, Sheriff
Notice-John j. Reese, Secretary.
Christmas Entertainments.
Legal Notices
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Shipley Items.

We have had some of the most disagreeable
winter weather that many of US have ever seen
in the month of December.
Zion Sunday school has postponed its
Christmas tree enterprise.
Many have butchered their porkers, but we
haven't heard of any champions yet here
abouts and suppose that they are to be found
elsewhere.
I. Our schools semi-annual examination took
place on the 18th. 18th and 18th inst. Some
of the pupils are hopeful of promotion.
Our young people are enlerprising, and
some of them may bring us a surprise during
the holidays in the shape of wedding dinner.
Our citizens and neighbors are preparing
for the holiday season and pleasant and
agreeable time is anticipated.
We extend to the Editors of The ADVOCATE
aud its many readers "Merry Christmas and
Happy and Prosperous New Year"
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Ruhl and Vicinity.


Il Rural Free Delivery has not made its ap-
pearance here yet, but is expected soon.
We are going through siege of ice and
s!eet, equaled only by that of last winter.
Many trees and boughs are broken, and travel
nearly out of the question. Snow fell here
on the 9Th instant to the depth of inches
and was badly drifted.
Robert Masmer, while trying to shoot a
rabbit last week, with a % revolver, acct
dentally shot himself in the hand. The bullet
entering at the little finger and lodging near
the thumb.
Our local hunters report lots of game.
Zachariah Adams house took fire recently
and was burned to the ground. Most of the
contents were saved.
Sneak thieves abound and make numerous
nocturnal visits
The honey crop was good this year. Our
old beemen extracting much from their col
onies of bees.
Recently while engaged in catching turkeys
Albert Wineholt accidently slipped from his
hay loft and landed in the basement below,
badly injuring himself.
The mild winter prophets have taken to
their lairs and are mute about the present
weather.
Mrs. H. G. Franklin is sick with the typhoid
fever. She is very low at present.
What might have been dangerous conf1a-
grafton TRANSFERRED at the Rock Dale Powder
| Co.'S. plant, near here, last week, when the
soda house took fire and was burned 10 the
ground Wesley Grimm, who was in charge
Of the building. was painfully burned. 1t was
caused by heated boxing
Peter Sherman, of Siltz, Pa, near here,
an aged and highly respected citizen died
last Friday from a complication of diseases.
| He had been asufferer for years.
G. F. Miller, of New Freedom, who has a
saw mill here on his 600 acre lot, has shut
down for the winter, but expects to resume
early in the spring and finish up, when he
expects to move to Virginia, where he is
negotiating for a 1000 acre tract heavily tim
| bered
Xmas is near and great preparations are
| being made to celebrate the same.
We have deer running at large here. He
has been shot at repeatedly, but escaped every
time. He escaped from Samuel Hofacker
last spring.
A merry Xmas and happy New Year to
all and especially Ye Editors.
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SUSAN HAUGH,

Wife of Samuel Haugh, of near Harvey,
died December 10, aged about SO years. She
was twice married, her first husband, Sylvester
Lippy, having died about 20 years ago. Of
this union FIVE children survive her, Mrs. John
C. Sprenkle, of Hanover, Pa; Mrs. Fred.
Syke, of Gainesville, Nd; Mrs. Geo. Slower,
of New Midway; George Lippy, of Baltimore,
and John D. Lippy, of Hanover, Pa. Her
second husband, Samuel Haugh, and three
children, Miss Daisy. of Baltimore, and Miss
Carrie and Victor, at home, also survive her.
The funeral occurred Monday morning, in
terment at Harvey, Md.
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News of the Week.


The Board of Aldermen of New York have
voted $100, 900 with which to buy coal for the
poor.
Seven ocean liners arrived at New York
iasi Sunday, after having rough voyages during
the blizzard weather at sea.
The estate of Mrs. Anna M. Fster, a
marketwoman, of Lexington, KY, was found
to be worth SOC, 200.
The large numbers of unemployed in Aus
tria has given rise to a fear that famine may
occur before spring.
Sixty-three persons are reported to have
been frozen to death in Hungary aud three
shepherds to have been eaten by wolves.
The German and British war ships bonn
barded and silenced the Venezuelan forts a
Puerto Cabello last Saturday.
New York banks have formed money poo
of $50 ,000, 900 to meet any possible emergency
occasioned by a stringency in the market.
John D. Rockefeller has contributed an ad
ditional 1000, 600 to the University Of
Chicago. Coal oil will advance in price.
About 100 buildings, used as school room.
in Rhode Island, attended by 10000 pupils
were closed Tuesday until January 5, owing
to lack of coal for heating purposes.
Andijan, city of $4,000 inhabitants, ii
Russian Turkestan, was destroyed by an earth
quake on Wednesday. Many persons were
killed and MANNED, and mnch suffering exists,
Rev. George N. Howard, pastor of the Free
Baptist Church, in Batavia, N. Y, has suet
Rev. C. A. johnson and Mrs. Lillian Clemen
for 500, 600 damages for defamation of char
acter.
John D. Rockefeller has received 81, 900,
600 check for his quarterly dividend on hi
holdings of Standard Oil Stock. His incom,
70 the year from that stock ammounts to $18,
000, 900.
On Tuesday John Valley, died in his 99tl
yearin Washington borough, Lancaster count.
Pa; Mrs. Margaret Mulhatton, aged 95 a
Harrisburg, Pa, and Miss Hannah Benjamin
aged "a years, at Lancaster, Pa.
Columbia, having crushed out a rebellion
at home, is. now threatening war agains
Nicaragua. The object is to keep her arm.
in fighting trim and to control the territory 0
both routes of the proposed canal to connec
the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Fine POrkers.

Fountain valley.-Rev. E. CT Brown, one,
400; Mrs. W. Fl. Heagy, twoG5 and 23S;
Emanuel Forney, three, 345,, ssaS and 25o;
Howard Warehime, two, 270 anT 28O; james
Brothers, two, 303.
AT the Almshouse, fourteen, weighing $40,
597, ATS, 1872 All. 407, 367, BAT, 335, 3l4,
297. 1853, 29O aud 241.
Westminster-Sheriff Crawford, three, 7So
pounds, and six, on his farm. that weighed
900; VIM. E. Freeman, two, 400 and 284t.
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Petition for Mandamus to Require the
Mayor and Common Council Of Westmin-
ster to Levy Five Cents on the 500 Of
Assessed Value of Property to Fulfill
Contract With Westminster Water Co.

The Westminster Water Company has ap.
Piled TO the Circuit Court for Carroll county
for a mandamus to compel the Mayor and
Common Council of Westminster to make
the levy of FIVE cents on each one hundred
dollars of the assessed value of the property
IN said City, for the use of the Westminster
Water Company.
The Court has granted a preliminary order
thereon, giving the City until the 9th day OF
January next, to file its answer, the City hav-
ing on October second last refused to make
said levy and attempted TO repeal and termi-
nate its contract with the Westminster Water
Company.
The petition for mandamus sets forth in
substance the act of the Legislature making
the charter ofthe Westminster Water Company
perpetual, the ordinance of the City of West
minister making contract with the Westmin-
ster Water Company, the attempt to repeal
the contract in 1885, and the veto by the
Mayor. the ordinance of 1902, attempting to
repeal the contract with said Westminster
Water Company. and other matters, pertain
ing to the question, and with the petition are
fled exhibits giving in full the acts of the
Legislature, copies of the minutes of the pro-
ceedings Of the Mayor and Council, copies OF
contracts. DC.
In this proceeding the question will be de-
termined whether or not the City is still liable
on its contract with the Westminster Water
Company.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, December 15.-George W. Hare,
administrator of Mary Ann Hare, deceased,
settled first and final account.
John r. Strevig and Amos Sauble, exec
utors of Elizabeth Peterman, deceased, settled
first and final account.
Annie M. Roberts, executrx of Charles B.
Roberts, deceased, returned additional in.
ventories of personally and debts, settled
second and final account, and received order
to transfer stock.
Louise 5. Matthias, admx., d. b. n. C. t. a. Of
John I. Matthias, deceased, reported sales
and settled first and final account.
ct. a. of Mary S. Matthias, deceased, returned
inventory of money, reported sales, and set
tied first and final account
Tuesday, Dec. 16.-Edna B. Keeney, ad-
minisiratrix of Edward s. Keeney, deceased,
settled first account
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Resolutions ON the Death of Rev. b. #.
Benson, A. M, ID. ID.


WHEREAS God in His wisdom and goodness has
seen fit to take our beloved Professor. REV. b. F.
BENSON A. NJ, d. D., from midst, and from the
bosom of loving family and community of which
he was valued member; and,
WHEREAS The Students of Westminster Iheoiog
jcal Seminary in which he taught and labored held
him in such high esteem; and,
WHEREAS Whilst we must humbly bow to the
will of our Heavenly Father, nevertheless we keeny
feel the sustained in the death of our beloved
Teacher Friend and Brother therefore be it
Resolved That we the students of Westminster
Theological Seminary do hereby express our sincere
grief at his DEATH and extend to the bereaved family
our heartfelt sympathy, and trust that God i'll His
Infinite Love- will be their solace in this the time
ofafliction.
Resolved, That the Institution recognizes in hi
death the loss of faithful and efficient Instructor
from the chair of Systematic and Practical Theolo
gy; and be it also
Resolved That these resolutions be inserted In the
Methndist Protestant The Western Maryland Col
lepe Monthly and The Advocate of Westminster.
GEO. ]. HOOKER, chairman;l
g. /. HUMPHREYS, SCommlttee
R. GAAR,
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Calendars have been received from J. Ezra
Stem, agent of the Etna Life Insurance Com.
pany; Baumgartner Bros, agents Maryland
Casualty Company; Westminster Hardware
Company; J. w. Burlington, commission
merchants, Hillen street, Baltimore.
The handsome station of the Western Mary
land Railroad at New Oxford, Pa, was de.
stroyed by FIRE early Wednesday morning, en-
failing Toss Of So, 900. It was stone struct-
ure, surrounded by pretty lawn and terraces.
On Christmas Day the Westminster post
Office will be closed from a. m. to $50 p. m.
The early morning collections and delivery
win be made At AIS p. m. collection will
be made from Western Maryland College to
Washington Avenue. The same schedule will
be observed New Years Day.
The Christmas-tide is again near, the time
Of peace on earth, good will towards men.
The ADVOCATE wishes its patrons a joyous
Christmas. Let those who have plenty re-
member their less favored neighbors. All
will feel the better by SO doing. Remember
faith and good works should go hand in hand.
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MARRIED.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Knipple,
silver Run, Nd, Dec. Z 1902. by Rev. W. II. Ehr-
hart, Harry A. Pabenstine of Hanover Pa, and
Miss Birdie v. Knipple, of Silver Run.
On December 5. 1902. at the brides home, near
Mechanicsviile, Nd By Rev. ]. E. Nicholson,
Maurice W. Palmer and Ada May Parrish.
At Lutheuan parsonage, Manchester. Md, De-
cember IA. 1902, by Rev. II. II. Flick, Geo. II. Re-
no OF Porters. Pa, and Leah Miller, of near Mil
lers Md.
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Mountain view Items.

The heavy rain and sIeet storm which COM
menced Friday, December IL, did great dam
age to the telephone wires, fruit and shade
trees throughout this section. Large limbs
of trees were torn off, being unable to stand
the weight of the ice.
Mr.. Grover c. Warehime is taking COM
mercial course at the Maryland Collegiate
Institute, Union Bridge.
Miss ellis, teacher of Mt. View school,
visited Mrs John Schweigart last week.
Mr.. Charles Yinging has gone to Balti-
more to seek employment.
MIR. Homer NJ. Warehime this season shot
IS rabbits.
There are fine prospects for good wheat
crop next year.
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Christmas in the Churches.

St. Johns Church-Solemn High Mass and
sermon at a. m; last Mass with Benediction
at 10 a. IN. St. Johns Day, Solemn Mass al
7.15 and 10 a. M. Vespers at 7.30.
ST. Paul's Reformed Church-services al
a IN. and p. m.
M. E. Church-services at 8 a. m.
NJ. P. Entertainment by the Sun
day school at 7.30 D. m.
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Death of well-Known Persons.

FRANCIS j. FRIZZELL
Died December IA, at the home of William
Bloom. near Gambler, aged about AZ years.
Mr.. Frizzell was connected with a leading
family of that section and was cousin OF
Judge William Y. Frizzell. of the Orphans
Court. Politically he was Republican.
His wife died several years ago, but two chill
dren survive him.
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Notices of sales, for which. bills are printed at
this once. will be published uDds this head until
day Of sale for 50 cent? when rs are printed
elsewhere 500 viii be ahsxaed. ~, - cash.
Monday, December 22d. 1902. q - m. on the
premises of William e. Zepp, lately Known as me
Carroll equity, Nd, at the DunkAU Meeting House,
on the road leading from Uniontown 70 Linwoou
100 Cords Oak and Hickory Wood, Uncut moou ana
Tree Tops in lots TO suit purchasers Tnree months
credit A. NJ. Kalbach,
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New York, Dec. 16-Three cases OF bu'
bonic plague are under treatment in the Swim
burne Island Hospital, at the quarantine.
The sufferers are the first and second cooks
and the second steward of the Prince Line
steamer Saxon Prince, which arrived from
Durham, South Africa. yesterday, and on IN
spection of the crew they we're found ill; An Al
examination of the patients convinced health
Officer Doty that they had all the symptoms
of the plague, and they were taken TO SWIM
burne Island, where cultures were made.
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DANIEL 8. BARNITZ ,

Aged 81 years, months and days, died
at his home in Hanover, Pa, December Z.
He was a bachelor. He is survived by one
brother, Charles Barntz, of MiddIetown, Ohio,
and number of nieces and nephews.
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Cecilia. aged IL years, only child of DR..
and Mrs. John Mitchell, of Pomonkey Charles
county, Nd, died on Sunday last Mrs.
Mitchell was Miss Sophie Spalding. of this
city, and is sister of Mrs. J. Howell Billings
Loo
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HENRY KLAUsNAN

Of Louisville, died December II, in his
eSth year. He formerly resided in Baltimore.
He served in the Union Army during the
Civil War. He leaves widow and four chill.
dran
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I'm MEMORIAM.

In sad but loving remembrance OF my dear
husband JOSEPH C. CAPLE, who died four years
ago today, December 20. Gone but not forgotten.
Four years have come and gone,
Since we were forced to part;
But time and space cannot eface
THY memory from my heart. BY HIS WIFE
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Recent discoveries prove that the Russians
occupied Washington State century ago.
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Sale Register.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1902.
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARK ETS.

By N. /. Gorsuch Il Son.
kp1nAY Decemher 10. 1902.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

In pursuance of an Execution issued
Dy Lyle A. Dickey, Second District Ma
gistrate Of Honolulu. Island Of oahu,
Territory of Hawaii. on the 5th day Of
February, A. d. 1902. i'm re matter Of w.
@. Achi, plaintiff VS.. r.. c. Polikapa,
John KanUi. VIM. Kaleihuia. j. Keau,
d. w KamaIiikane and II. II. Kekua,
partners, doing business under the
name Of "Ea Loea Kalaiaina," defen-
dants, I have, on this 9Th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1902, levied upon and shall
expose for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidders. at the Police Sta
ton, --alalSaua Hale. in Honolulu afore-
said, at - o'clock noon Of Tuesday, the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1902 all the
right, title and interest Of said T. c.
Polikapa and ]. Keau in and to the fol-
lowing described property, unless the
judgment amounting to Two Hundred
and sixty-fve and 5O-1OO Dollars, inter
est, costs and my expenses are previous
ly paid:
% All the right, title and interest Of
said r. c. Polikapa in and to that GER
tain portion Of Apana ! Of Royal Patent
1862 on Kuleana 5697 to OKukeahia, in
Auwaiollmu, in said Honolulu set forth
in deed Of Kaaimaia to him, recorded in
Liber sc, page 39S.
% All the right, title and interest Of
said n. c. Polikapa in and to that GER
tain lot on the North corner of Pauahi
and Smith streets in said Honolulu as
set forth in deed Of KahookamaIii, re-
corded in Liber 1873, page Is.
CD All the right, title and interest
Of J. Keau in and to that certain par
eel Of land in Kawaiiki. in said Homo
lulu, described in deed of Kikaha to
Keau, recorded in Liber q. page 80, and
being portion Of premises in Royal
Patent 1905. Land Commission Award
% to Butler.
All Of the above land will be sold sub
ject to that certain mortgage made by
said II. c.. POlkapa ct al. to W. r. Cas-
tie IT., for $2,75O.OO with interest at 10
per cent per annum, dated April 80,
lSi, and recorded in Liber 40, pages 246,
pa and PAS.
CHAS. f. CHILLINGWORT
Deputy Sheriff, Territory Of Hawaii
Honolulu. oahu.