Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-24
Died.

Died.
Col. Andrew Stewart, brother-in-
law of &. w. McCulloh, of this place,
died at his home, Stewarton, Pa, Mon
day. He was Il prominent man, repre-
senting his district i'll Congress several
terms.
James Horace Hosken, one year old,
died with spasms Saturday. October II,
1903. He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hosken, Maple street.
Religious.
At Eckhart Baptist Church lOi, a. m.
and Union street at : p. IN. tomorrow
Sunday service and sermon by Rev.
f. G. Allard, pastor.
To morrow Sunday afternoon a
special service will be held i'll st. Johns
p. f. Church, when Rev. William j.
Williams. of WtsteInport, will preach
to the st. David Society The music
will be in charge of Saint David Glee
Club, assisted by the members of the
church choir under the leadership of
Prof r. Harris. The public is invited
to attend this service, which will COM
mence at I o'clock.
As the Rev. w. J. Williams, after
preaching to the st. David's Society at
1 O'Clock tomorrow Sunday afternoon,
will remain in town, he will preach at
the evening service i'll the Episcopal
Church, o'clock.
Rev. o. l.. Wittlinger, pastor, will be-
gin Sunday evening Course of Lectures
tomorrow on The Reformation
German Evangelical Church at o'clock.
Theatrical.
Lovers Lane a play of great repu
tation based upon its popular elements
and famous city runs, comes to Frost
burg Opera House on Tuesday. Noven-
Der 3, 1903. 1t is from the pen of
Clyde Fitch, who has written more plays
and protited more from them than any
other American dramatist. Lovers
Lane" will be presented by the original
company and upon the same scale of
perfection that made it SO popular for
months in Philadelphia, New York and
Chicago. How perfectly this play APP
peals to all ages and classes is apparent
from the fact that it filled the entire
year between these three large cities.
1t is a comedy of many smiles, sprinkled
with a few tears, and goes straight to
the heart, while it teaches the lesson of
broad humanity and kindness to our
fellOwmen. A great feature is the school
recess scene of the second act with its
fat boy and fighting lads, hoydenish
little "Simplicity Johnson the village
tOm-boy and bevy of merry children
at their schOol-time songs, games and
recreations. Among the many beauties
of scenery is the apple orchard of real
trees in Autumn LEAKAGE and again i'll the
fragrant blossom of springtime. There
is certain to be such demand for seats
that it will be found advisable to re-
serve them in advance.
Y. NJ. &. \.
The meeting for men in the gymnas-
ium on Sunday afternoon was largely
attended. Rev. j. w. r. Sumwalt made
an inspiring address on The Profit of
Being Saved from Ones Sins" A
special quartette, composed of Messrs.
Craig, Tiddy, Davis and Krapf. rendered
two selections
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3is
o'clock the meeting for men will be adj
dressed by Rev. Dr. w. w. Davis, of
Piedmont. a strong, practical address
is anticipated, and all men are invited to
be present. w. r. Miller will sing.
These meetings, rendered doubly at
tractive by strong speakers and inspiring
singers, continue to grow i'll interest and
enthusiasm. They are for mem.
Names are now being enrolled for the
evening classes. O. r. Rice. principal
of the Beall High School, will teach the
class in English and Composition.
Prof. Charles f. DRYDEN. of the State
Normal School, will teach the class in
Arithmetic. A teacher will be secured
for a class in Book Keeping. As soon
as the enrolment i'll any one class is
sufficient to justify the organization of
the same, the class will be started, and
its success will be assured by the strong
teacher at its head. These classes afford
splendid opportunity to men who work
during the day to learn while they earn.
Brevities'
Anent f. G. Beall new advertisement
John J. Foster and James Close, saddlers
and harness makers, showed the JOUR
NAL the other day machine for sewing
leather, foot power. Foster SAYS it will
sew a thickness of il finch, and when
his right foot is in perfect condition it