The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
InCAL BREVITlES.

=, Tribute to Dog has been received
md will be published later
~, large number of apples are being shipped
4 ' ,Is county to distant markets.
lIrI W." Kopp has been appointed postmas.
WIZ T;n =. vice E. W. Warner, removed.
Nm l. Bott has been appointed one of
10 F. Examining Surgeons for the PENSION d"
,s s for Carroll county
Tia fall and winter time table OF the west
in w' Ia, Railroad will be found on the
an f1rb page Of this issue :,
Tmo Kindred and seventy-hve railroad
t.trts were sold at New Windsor lor 'he Ia
a .srstown fair, and sci at Westminster.
4, ma NJ. Yesterday, Friday, the wealth
a. p,rsam sent out the following bulletin
p. DI, cloudy tonight and Saturday; rain Sat
ulay
basket of golden pippin and wine sap ap,
a. :. ~as sent this office by Mortimer Dorsey,
r .'i Fair Ground Hill. They were greatly en-
,ood story and entertaining miscellane
IN, sSrtieles will be found on the first page,
va m tbe fourth page Maryland Affairs and
'1me interesting reading.
Tho eyeglasses advertised in the ADVOCATE
,.., week. were restored to the owner about
o'clock Saturday morning. They belonged
,,sy.Sberiff George W. Motter.
Democratic meetings will be held at night
IA Baltimore county as follows:-At Trenton
M October IL, Jacksonville Oh October q
.dat Restersown on October "A.
Mrs. G. ". Haines, residing on the Cor
ucb road near this city, sent to this office
rary pecuar bloom from cactus plant. The
.,yes form star, and the seed pod is also
coysred by star-shaped coverings. She knows
M name for it. but calls it the Star OF Bethle-
lem.
Excursion tickets will be sold for the after.
moon trains from Union Bridge and interme-
Iate stations to Westminster today, Salur-
i,v good to return by the afternoon trains
mj The Owl. This will afford ar opportu
nly for all to attend the Democratic Mass
Meeting at odd Fellows Hall in the evening.
Last Wednesday afternoon there was rattl-
ng foot ball game between the Baltimore
Nelical College and Western Maryland Col
pge, The visitors won by score of 6 to 5.
The NEEDS oucasscd the home team in weight
and some other points, but they were willing
10 quit with their light honors when the game
closed.
Much damage was done to corn in the shock
and uncut corn by the storm Of Friday night
aud Saturday of last week. Apples were
lhrashed from the trees, barns and their con-
tents injured, and other buildings damaged by
the high wind and rain. Fences and small
buildings were leveed and some injury to for
r't trees.
Philip Walter, Robert Redmond, and Alex
ander Bantram were arrested last "Wednesday
BY officers William Helm and Chauncey Jer
one, on information received from Detective
Gross of the W. NJ. Il. h. on the charge OF
violating an Act of Assembly by riding on the
ears of said road unauthorized. They were
committed to Jail for a hearing before Justice
Vim. Moore today. Another man in the par
" escaped by running away.
This will be Democrat Day in Carroll.
This afternoon Hon. Edwin Warfield. Hon.
Gordon T. Atkinson, Hon. VIM. Shepard
BRYAN Hon. Murray Nandiver and John +.
K. Wood will address meeting at Manches
Ter, beginning al noon. At night the state
candidates. Hon. l>idor Rayner and Hon. A.
s. Golisborough, of Baltimore, will speak at
Odd Fellows Hall. Westminster. Music by
lhr celebrated First Regiment Band.
Charles r. Woods, Of Finkshurg. this coun
y. the lawyer who WAS assaulted in The BalIi
more Courthouse on August % last by John
l. Feehan al that time one of the watchmen
u the building, instituted suit in the Superior
Court Wednesday against The Mayor and City
Council and Frederick 7. Hellman, former
Superintendent of Public Buiding:, who APP
pointed Feehan, to recover So, 600 damages
for the injuries he received. James McEvoy,
IT,, and Harry L. Gilbert are attorneys for
Mr.. Woods
Mr.. Michael E. Walsh gave an oyster roast
At bis residence, near Carrollton Station, on
| thursday night. About 20 persons partici-
laied and all had an enjoyable evening. The
following candidates were present: George
T. Benson, Democratic candidate for County
commissioner; Azariah F. Oursler, Demo
Tfanc candidate for the House of Delegates;
IT. George R. Rupp, Democratic candidate
c OF Orphans. Court, and VIM. II. Long, Pro-
nOllon candidate for the Orphans Court.
?, Four young men were arrested in Baltimore
thursday, charged with stealing two horses
, 4 o!uggles in York. Pa. The Baltimore
american OF Friday says they were locked up
At Inc Western Police Station, where they
gave their names as follows: paul j. Wing
ing Westminster, Md; George Helm, Rob-
III ! Jones and Angelbert Wagonblast. all of
FaMalng, Pa. They sold one of the vehicles
% =, N narlon Crown, who keeps a grocery store
:, rrafcls street and Fulton avenue, this city.
Tue II vehicles and horses were recovered by
he police
kev. NJ. A. Femme, pastor of St. Mary's
."uotc Church, Govanstown, formerly pas
VI o5 81. Johns Church, Westminster, re.
u,neG home Thursday of last week after an
sH,t'ueG trip through Europe. A feature of
80. 4:Hef fenneS homecoming was the presen-
az aI"h to him of a handsome gold chahce.
NC presentation took place at st. Mary's
'a.Sa school Friday morning. 1t was great
Lpr'Se 10 Father Femme and was made by the
i Snool children on behalf of the members of
nc congregation. The chalice was made by
/ ets'ey, OF Providence, R. l., and cost $3.50.
;,n naS solid gold cup with a base of sterling
no heavily gilded. The handle is orna
lies the base.
lie Leslles Weekly of October l and 8 contain
+ PT Dc Prize photographs by Mrs. c. r. Miller,
n , ppal!!lmore, formerly of this city. The one
,s. Ie issue OF October LIST contains view of
io oa'. IL Lake Drying Up" showing large sec
, noI where there is now only left salt de-
, yo1I IN the issue of October there is a
r H." written description of THE Finest Sol
+ g Home IN the World" which is located
iion "al"t1eelIe, California, branch of the Ma
r, 1I' Home for disabled volunteers. The
Tb; ole Is beautifully illustrated by nine views.
.;na n were taken by Mrs. Miller while trav
,so IN the Pacific Slope. In the same issue
H. picture OF two picaninnies called the
G,u Pp'est Couple on the Beach at Atlantic
sny Mrs. Miller's reputation as an anna.
S H. Il photographer is becoming national, and
NC illustrates her own articles.
weather Record for the Week.