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nrnhanS Court.

Monday. October 3.-Georgr " Grub,
acting executor Of Ernst GrOb, deceased re
ported sale OF personal property.
Hannah A. DoiiereF. guardian of Clara )
D0tterer. settled FIRST and final account.
Jacs,b H. Blocher. executor OF Isaac ID. ".
Suonesiier, deceased, returned iuyenIory OF
personal property and received orders to sell
same, and also the real estate.
Tuesday October 4.-Maiilda Sauble, TX
ecairix OF Sabila Barthold, deceased, returned
inventory of personal property, and received
order 10 sell same
Uyou failure Of Mary c. Lester executrix
of Noah j. Lester. deceased, to tile counter
security. her letters trStamentAry we're revoked
by the Court.
Letters of administration, with the will an
nexed. on the estate Of Noah J. Lester. de-
ceased were granted TO Edward J. Leister.
Prudence Virginia Six, eXecutrix of Anna
NJ. Six. deceased, returned inventory Of
money. aud settled first aud final account
Mary +. Utermahleu, executrix of Freder
lex Wagner, deceased, returned additional
inventory of money and settled first and final
account
Caroline Riuehart, eXecutriX of William q.
Rnehart, deceased. returned inventories OF
personal property and money.
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Blrthaas Party.

4 very enjoyable occasion fpF Ihr yuaaE
.a5i,s aud gsuilru-a living .u the vicinity 81
Salru and Xiou Charghes uAs party gwen
D., MIR, : " Glover iu huuar ef her eldest
daushier's. Grace I7lh birthday. ou Saturday
evening October lsi
Each uiihe guests bringing some token ot az
preoiuiiou 81 the festivities enjoyed AaaHE
those present werr: Samuel Glover and s3sr;
Misses Mae kauulz. Gertrude haaA Maud
Eastan. Pearl Shsplry. BESSIE Shtplrv Else
Wagner Gertrude Shiplry. AiaHie WAgurs
Pleasant Sbjpl.y, Efir haoutE, leydrltc Ea,
CON. Ada aud Rosa Kinney q Westminster
julia Caple Sylvia Rair. Grace Glover, Ala,
Blanche aud Hoili. Glover Arssrs Ururr
>hiplry. Harvey Reese. George Hook. Ollie
Caple, Willie Reese. Carroll Williams. Coast
Hook Roy Pool Gur,i~u Shiyley. Joha EA,
ton, Frank ClaFk R.beu >h,pIey. j4m-s
SNYDER. Willie Bloom. Albert Hiils. JOHN
Glover of Cugk-y,yiilr, Casi Lcscal.rlis. 4
beri Bair. Walker Bloom. Grofgr Glover,
Frederick Naeiu. Clarence Glover. Harry
MrEIu aud Master Horace Glover.
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A PltaSani Party.

4 vygv Esy evening sas sPral At ttc homr
ai Noah ~ Miller on Tuesday evening. 4,b
sls'aut. The rv~ai wAs 81 app'~ par1uE party.
To ahich 81 gave a hriPing hand, Whtlr is~
mrrTlm~Br 90 p-rIIEE and pAganE As 30 pro
ggrss, q table ~ Refreshments Eas b~fug pre-
pared 20 ~hich al w~f- invited after ths
rar1ng uAs huish-a Anrs rrfFv-hascats
~erc srsyat several -rieyEIons ~ chuGCv su.lsaa
pna .lngiug fasln~ri by one sung oi The party.
ufiIr The other IaoA ~ 4usssaau@ ID atasFeut
tharzJirr. After al @~f~ rrAdy GO h5t VI.
Ntiiry aaIrg. a canvass So taken iu rrEagd
fo hesr political Asp'rsflans. and 81 Sefr sa
favor ~ ihr Parker DAVIS ilrkr, a. lhrgy sand
ard bearers sxcepl ous, sho favored ib- parsg
- no bas the mos; moasy iH g1v~ fog q vote.
The uasiar4Gy. a. ., SIS. claimed that that Is
the ouiy mckee. The Parker DAVIS ifgsrt 10
existence iuTB shsfe uAn 10 vote irf aud bring
prosperity Jo osE great commonwealth. Ibos~
prsscui wvrr Moab " Miller and ~lie.
Denton : Rsrrhsnlc ard site. Au4rys
SmearL aHi ~ife. John 4. SlrrvE. ztir aud
daughter ts'lfzn. M J e.. AAgh.as sni ssn
Vernon. M. Len. Gamtuel. ui nsag Hfrvu-
raosri. Al..s~ l5ssie " Miller sarah f.
NiuEHug. Mamie lycppo. Sora'a HArvh,ur,
Amarda L. l.nritng. EmmA kbAugh, E.sar
Leypo. Man.c Narrbiuc Nrssrs- Aagou }.
NH.~r. Horace L@pPo. J. Thomas l,ngtiuk.
IT.. Claude Lrppo Harry Snrach. Hp~agi
Niuriiug. Percy LrPPo and lloyl >H~Acb.
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New Advertisements.

Today is the Last Day of Our Fall Open.
ing-The Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash
Stores, Westminster
Great Bargain Sale of New Fall and Winter
Goods-T. W. Mather \ Sons, Westminster
and Manchester
House Cleaning Time Is Near at Hand
Charles f. Herring. Westminster.
Fine Driving Horse For Subsidiaries f..
Fink. Westminster, Md.
Machine Shop-The Atlantic Machine
Works, Westminster.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postottiee,
Westminster, Md.
Notice to Taxpayers Oscar d. Gilbert,
Mayor.
Dividend Notice-Thos y. Reese, Treasurer.
I.ost-Geo. A. Miller, Deputy Clerk.
Lost. T. Green, Manchester, Md.
Legal Notices.
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MT. AIRY ITEMS.
A Large And Enjoyable Dance-Daniel
Huffman Commits Suicide, Etc.

Ga Monday morning the dead body of Dan
lei Huffman. aged about ~ years, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad telegraph hneman, was
found by William Foreman, railroad track
hand, hanging from tree near Barthlow' 5
Station Huffman had been working near
Bauhlow's on Saturday. He had entirely dis
ROBBED. with the exception of his socks, and
had used mis- undershirt and hnesman belt 10
hang himself with. No cause can be given
for the act. Huffman was widower and had
no children. One sister resides in Baltimore.
His rrUuins were sent TO Sykesville, where
they were prepared for burial. Huffman was
considered mentally unbalanced.
The first of series of dances by the Mt.
Airy Cotillou Club was given on the evening
of September 3Oth, in Masonic Temple. The
hall was handsomely decorated with autumn
flowers, and charming music was rendered by
a Baltimore orchestra Those present were:-
NJ p Anderson aud wife, Misses Ella Bevans,
Minnie Anderson, Levanua Barnes, $. &.
Hood. Lynn Wood and wife. Miss Mary f.
Kommel. Samue! Repp, David Rinehart,
Keefer Williams, Mrs. c. A. Runkles, John
De l.ashmutt. j., Miss Helen Runkles, b. ).
Dorsey. Jr. Miss Sophy Dorsey. F. G. Dor
sey and wife, Mrs. Robert Sellman, Mrs. f.
NJ Anderson. Mrs. W. +. Rudy, Mrs. Donald
Dorsey. L. v Deter. |. F. Quo, Miss Daisy
Murphy, p. W. Little, Miss Katherine Gould,
Miss Sadly Dorsey, Louis Davis, Miss Mary
Dorsey, DR.. W. d. Hopkins, Mrs. Marshall
Warfed, Miss Mary s kimmel. Mrs. A. 7.
Forsyth. Jr. Miss Mavourneen Williams. Au-
guslus Franlz, Ralph Sellman, b. b. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs War6eld. ]. Kimmel Miss Helen
Horn. J. n Warfed. VIM Webb, Miss Der
H.. Mills, Hugh Willis Miss Agnes hImmei,
A. B. Sellman Miss Bessie Riddlemoser. Miss
Eluor kimmel. 2. VI. Wills Miss Ethel Mills,
Miss Nrli. Dorsey, Mrs Harry Wrbh, y. ;.
Dorsey. l. o. Wills, Miss Elizabeth Willis.
The director, of the First National Bank OF
Mount Airy have appointed building com
miltee, consisting Of A. W, Hall, DR.. John L.
Brumwell, o. T. Fout. W. d. Jones. c. A.
Ruukles, Milton G. Urner and Charles d.
Maker. The committee was instructed TO
Immediately commence the construction Of
modern bank building, to be located upon the
ground now occupied and used by them fer
banking purposes ~ the town.
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AclTOSe Items.

Clarence Zepp, who was seriously injured
by falling from high tree, is able to be about
again. He was under the care Of Dr. J. 5.
Zeigler.
Your correspondent recently passed through
B. f. Shriyer 4 Cos. large canning factory
near Westminster, where less than year ago
there was no sign Of If house
Two large automobiles passed through here
this week at toll speed. Surely horses cannot
get accustomed 10 q locomotive on the pubic
roads
The work of repairing the Baehman Valley
Branch of the Western Maryland K. r. is be
ing rapidly pushed.
Beniah Bankert has a wheat stalk over two
feet in length.
E. R. Miller Son, butchers, of Black Rock,
Pa, who pass through our town twice week
do a large business. Last week they sold over
1900 pounds of pork, besides beef veal, etc
Ii is said that they are going to sell out if so
we hope the purchaser will be as obliging as
they have been.
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Persons having friends IS guests apa desire tbc
publication Of the sane WIG pcase send their
names 10 mis- 0ihce. EpfTuHs
DR.. and Mrs. G. WishArt Slater. Of l7u3 49,
Fayette street. Baltimore. entertained few VI
their friends. FRIDAY evening September 80
Musical selections were rendered hs sewers!
present. Tn. we'll knosn yiolinisi, Mr.. Harry
Emerich. and Mr.. Percy Stoufier. 81 Shuhrri
Quarteiie rendered several Of their most
pleasing numbers Mrs. Slater and Mrs
Slouffer sang Those present werr-Nr. and
Mrs. Harry Ernshaw Hill Nys. Wm. Hunter.
Mrs. George II. Giipin. Mr.. saJ Mr. Percy
SioufTer. Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Emerrch. Mr.
and Mrs Shryock. Mr.. Lee Sauuders-
In ST. Josephs Church. Hanover Pa. last
Sunday. The banns Of nairimnny between NJ.
j. l.. OFarrrll, Of that pjsce, formerly Of
Westminster, aud Mis- Rosie NcCaHrry, ui
near Westminster. were announced.
Thomas J. Kaufman. Of Bali,uar-. and
William d. Spare. Of -. LOUIS. No. sErni
last Sunday with J, II. Renurr frizr'iburg.
Miss Mae Green. Of Rall.mnr j. visiting
her parents, Mr. znd Nh. l. Thomas Green,
OF Manchester
Rev and Mrs Doty returned last MONDAY
from a visit 10 the s. Loui> Exposition
Hon. Milton c. Urner. Of Frederick. Was 'n
Westminster on Tuesday.
Mrs Jacob Kaufman. Of Baltimore. ssrn,
last week With her brother, John II. kruner.
near Frizellhurg
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles f. Miller. Jr. 81 this
city, are visiting his parents ia Baltimore.
William Staub aud wife. Of Frederick, ARE
guests Of her parents, Judge aud Ms John
F.. Eckenrode, the week
Or. Cloiwouhy Biruir, Of TsneytoWu. al.
tended the dedication ct he Jabgs Hopkins
Surgical Building in BALTIMORE, Wednesday.
Mr. john l.. Reifsuider. president at the
First National Bank of this city. who has been
seriously sick, Is recovering,
Mr.. Wilbur f. Buckingham Of Baltimore.
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs A. "
Buckingham. this cily.
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WsSt Falls Items.

Moss Jrnuie Hood has gone to The Robert
Garrett Hospital, Baltimore. 80 by trained
nurse.
Henry ppr~c, has sold bis farm lu Harvey
Franklin fus - 90.
Ms VIM. Miller aud children. of Fre.irr
ick are visiting her parents, Nr, ard Mr..
Abnpr Carver
Miss Efie GarIrcll iefi Monday FOR sykes.
vile, where she has a position IN the Spying
field Hospital
Miss Mamie SpurrieT q; Plane No T. vinitrd
Miss AuHie Lowmau lest week
Jesse l.owmau and wifr VISITED Willis
Long last Sunday.
Mrs Thomas Lowman visited hey mother,
Mrs. Wm Roberts. 90 Monday
O-car Hood, who hiss been on the SICK list
is able 90 be out again.
Mrs. Elmer hrrglo. Of Annapolis, has been
visiting her sister, Mr.. Oscar Hood.
Miss Fannie Garirell. Of Baltimore. Is visit
ing her cousin, George Gartrell aud family.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
ROderick Murdoch. Colored, Sent on TO the
Grand Jury for Vicious Assault on John
Robinson.

Roderick Murdoch, coIored, had hearing
on Wednesday before Justice West, OF New
Windsor, and was sent to Jail in default of
bail, for the action of the circuit court upon
the charge of assault, with intent TO kill, upon
John Robinson.
The assault occurred on the farm of John
T. Shueey. near New Windsor, on Friday of
last week. The men were engaged in cutting
corn for Mr.. Shueey. quarrel between the
men over some trivial matter sprang up, and
a fight ensued. After the fight Murdoch dis
appeared from the field, according to the testi-
mony, and returned later with the handle OF
pitchfork.
He is said to have walked up behind Rob
inson and dealt him vicious blow with the
handle The handle was broken by the force
of the blow. and Robinson was knocked
senseless, in which condition he remained for
two DAYS.
Murdoch was arrested and brought to Jail
here Sunday and had hearing on Wednes-
day, at which States Attorney Steele was
preSaDf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-08
Dies of Injuries.

The Baltimore Sun of Friday says:-Charles
S. franklin. 1882 Light street, who was in
ternally injured in a rear end collision on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Hyattsvile
early Tuesday morning. died yesterday morn
ing at the Emergency Hospital, Washington.
where he was taken after the accident He
is survived by a widow. two sons and Eve
daughters.
The funeral will probably take place Sun
day at his home. The body will be sent 10
Mount Airy A delegation from the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, of which he was
a member, will act as pail bearers.
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WOOdblnc Items.

There has not been any rain for several
weeks and springs and wells are failing In
some instances they have gone entirely dry.
Nearly all the farmers are through cutting
off corn, and the crop is of good quality
Seeding is in progress. Some few farmers
have finished.
There has been lois of clover seed cut and
rubbed il the neghborhood.
Richard Evans has rented the farm of rhos
b. Fleming, and has moved on the farm
Messrs Bennett j. Kuhn have completed
their ney dwelling house
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If not registered YOU cannot
vote. Next Tuesday. October
II Is the last day the Registrars
will sit 10 register voters or
give transfers.
Persons who registered in
1896 or since do not have to
register again.
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weather RECORD for me week.

October mercury 81 at : a, IN. and Go
at p. m; clear. with high northwest wind.
October mercury 81 at a. N. and SO at
2 D. M; fair and blustery; fine shower about 9
p. III. October 3-mercury 43 at : a. N. and
SO at p. m. partly cloudy, followed by eleGr
and blustery weather. October 4-mercury
81 at a. IN. and 50 at p. M; heavy frost;
clear October 5-mercury 46 at a. N. and
81 AT 2 D. M; frcst; clear and blustery; cloudy
at night October 6-mercury so at a. m.
ana 81 at p. m; light rain at an early hour
clear and blustery after 10 u: IN. October =
mercury 20 at a. m. and As at p. M. frost
and ice. clear
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New ScheduIe Of w. Ma Railroad.

On October the new schedule OF the West
Maryland Railroad vent into effect, and viii
he found on the fourth page Of this Issue.
Going west trains will leave Baltimore daily.
Fast Mail daily except SUNDAYS, as follows.
40. s.l5 and 10. - a. m, aud 1. Is, 5. 8 Is
and HIPS p. ~. arriving at Westminster AZ
8. S6. 9, IS and 1856 Il. m, and ). IS, I, as and
sos p. ~, and u so n. u. Going east trains
will leave Union Bridge at AS, p, %
and $50 u. m, and 1880. 8.53 aud 8 AZ p.
m. Westminster at 5.lI. o. 6. 40 aud 9ls n
~. aud lis. 4.25 and 6.l0 p. IN. Sunday
trains leave Baltimore for Union Bridge and
intermediate stations at $50 a. m. aud . so
and lI25 p. ~, Westminster at Ills a. IN.
Alp p. m. and 1880 a. IN. Leave Union
Bridge for Baltimore and intermediate stations
at 6. % aud $50 a. m. and p. m; Westmju-
ster at and $50 a. m. and 49, 5.41 and
6. 10 p. m.
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Last saturday at Lancaster Pa. the Frank
liz and Marshall eleven were defeated 10y
Western Maryland College. II to O. On the
kick Of Ia the first half the visitors scored.
aud by series of brilliant runs on the I.art Of
FulIback Roberts rushed ihs. ball do~u field
and over the goal line WllhonI one, losing.
Tn. second score was made with scarcely les
difficulty. Roberts again doing The work. Ia
the second half Franklin sud Marshall out
p.syed her opponents and ywice challenged
their goal. Ginerich's ,ackhDE Was FEATURE.
The line up
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Enuntain Valley liens

Mrs Jemima NJ Warfeld is very i'll at
present writing.
Harry g. Babylon is having very fine
wash house put mp. Paul Case and Frank
Haifey are doing the work.
Mrs Lawrence Babylon and Russell Baby
lon have gone to Hagerstown, and will spend
a week with her mother, Mrs. II. j. Wright.
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LAST OPPORTUNITY.

Next Tuesday Is the last day
this year persons get registered
or get a transfer
The sittings of the Registrars
on October Is Is for rsrtSjoA
OuIL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-08

William b. Gaitree, former superintendent
of rural delivery for Ohio, ldiana and Ken
lucky has been indicted by the federal grand
jury in Cincinnati on the charge Of embe2zIe
ment
Thousands of persons in England are near
starvation because of business depression.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-08

Most of the farmers are done cutting corn
and seeding. and some are huskiug.
Louis Myers family aud Charles Welk 5
family spent Sunday with Samuel Flckiuger's
family, near Taneytnwn.
Mr., and Mrs Oliver Angel and daughter
Edna spent Sunday at j. W Powei's
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-08
If not registered YOU cannot

If not registered you cannot
vote. Next Tuesday, October
II is the last day the Registrars
will sit to register voters or give
transfers.
Persons who registered in
1896 or since do not have to
register again.
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IL. Carroll Athletic Clah siH p'ay ibe
Western Mar, .A8d Athletic Club NJ Wet Ar
Isustou Saturday. October : The hae-ap
ulil De rs folio~s &c Hook. T. e. j. Smish,
J. g.: Vernon g. C.; J. Sioner, ceutsrs {. Rob
art-. 2. &: C. Raukcgi. ?. T.; c. pifcndal. l.
e., A Eek~nTo3e, T. b. b.. K. Ehaugb. 8 b..
captain, {. Barnes, ?. B. b.. {. BcfleE. q. b,
They NsII play any tsaui 10 thr State averaging
la6 paaad, Sad al challenge 60 J. Clsve
DsHrudal. Westminster Nj.
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FAN weddings.


ssF@Ah NfNfeHtH-
A very pretty ~r.iiing gags place 20 Wed
arsslay. September n. a. TIE residence ul
Mr. l.athsr ~ Hieshsw, ill6 Ng-tA S,ricksr
sarrrt. Baltrmofe, Formerly 81 Gu.outoan.
wbsa Hf G-Hrty s. Bawvn. Jr fartarr.y
q ia3.~B. Nj. wAs harmed 10 " III. Matte
Ha~shr~. 20 HA,fmor~. hr Rev J n
Holm V4.taf IF i.ziAv~;Ir Ar-nur Mrsh3.
dst Protestant ChaFcb The bride Has ALTERED
Hu bite arEaEd,e. handsomely trimmed ~1ib
.ape. sud carried zh'ic rarnat0u. aai mari~H.
hals fcFa. Tav asddsoE zas Arg-'y attended
~ rsl4iiyss ani friends Afirf the reception
ihs bFsdr and xrcom I-ft for mp SoaJb.
and a.oa their f.taru al. reside al she
bride .A-ruis-
EoeH- TuRasaEE
SPECIAL isspaleb from lola, ksa-. October
tih. state Mas sara Emily Thush-s. af
Lola. kAHsas. auly daughter ~ VT. g.. 4.
fhrsshes and be ATE MAJOR I-lrh-r A. Th-ssh-
rr. aaEElrd today al bskl uaoH Gao traaS
>saarf R"~r. 81 ~ Fast Read street. Basin.
nsasr Formerly % Jui1H Bridge
The bride i. a tBa.s charming aaA aceam
pI.shrd f1gHE @Ua8n, " great individuality
Of character, hauug ,fAvrlrd extensively auI
received the degree Of bachelor % painting
"a the state University 81 haust. and has a.t
tended SEVERAL " the large as school, Fl. lhf.
cunutrs
Mr. Rose j. na- ~ RaJsmarrs popular
and rulerpus4nE yDgEK btlsin-ss ,u.n, pfumi
nrully connected Siih she passenger Depart.
meat ef the Western MARI land Railroad Com
FAny. sagr president ~ the Falr6ela MJu,pg
Company and m.mh Der cd the Mar land
Country aHd other clubs
usNlEs HOFFMAN,.
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Edna Hoffman.
daughter oi Nr. and Mr. William Hoffman.
formerly 1T uJontu~H. aud Nr. A Greenfield
I'aa7ris taoS piece Dy31h-r Q, - Tie dT>
English i-gihrFan Church. Baltimore Rev
DR.. + \. Bell, pastor aflt- church. l,-ytugusrd
The ceremony. ~hfCh wAs iolivN-i hy = Ncsj
dtag breakfast a. he home OF tbr brid-. G5-
Calhoun street lhe birdie. Who ~a. d.es,r,i
10 champagne mule uvrr silk. and CARRIED
ShIit chrys Nnihrmurus. ws, given aa-y bs
her father. NJ, Mia ;, hrraan was maid ut
hoHor. She gwuri lu shit, Persian
iaSu. and carried PINK carnations. The brsr
raan ~Es MIR Stanley Tudor The e herr vy-rr
MessFs B-niauin Hoffman. W Harry puu,,.I>.
+. i.uchr'l Koch .rd Edgar H..J,.,u. yuua
their rrJurn !ruui Northern Ir.r Mr. and M
nauieis Wi reside At 60 Calhoun street.
sUlIIyAN--BlIsEA Rp.
Miss Carrie y. Blizzard. OF Westminster.
Nd, MS narried 60 Mr.. Frank b. Su.Gysu.
Of NJ. Wilson. Nd. on last Saturday. Ottph-r
|. a. room, al the parsonage iu Hsmpd~u. hy
Rev. ID. l. Fultz pastor Of Otierbriu Memo
ral Church. The bride WAS aftir-d iu blue
SILK nth while isce trimmings, NTH hat and
gloves TO match, sad carried carnations Mr..
aud Mr. Sullivan left immediately after the
ceremony on their honeymoon 10 Washington.
pom their return they will make their home
at M. Wilson. Md,
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luayhduWn.- Roberts. z hoAls kicAea-
Roberts. 2 Time 81 haiyes-1O and IS min
atr. OticiaG.- Professor Avs, West Mary
land: Dr. G 2 ~iahr. FrAukin and Marshall
lsn~srDeu r. G. Garsuad Assl.tants-
stevens. Western Maryland Mover, Franklin
aud Marshall
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-16

Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 15.-Arrived,
steamer Huron, Ingram, Boston, and
cleared to return.
Cleared, steamer Comanche, Watson,
New York.
Key West, Aug. 15.-Arrived, steam
ers Martinique, Dillon. Havana, and
sailed for Miami; Mascotte, Allen, Port
Tampa and sailed for Havana; schoon-
er Eleanor, Bartrum, Norfolk.
Charleston, S. c., Aug. 15.-Arrived,
steamers Apache, Staples, Jacksonville,
and proceeded for New York; Arapa-
hoe, Kemble. New York. and proceed
ed for Jacksonville.
Sailed, steamer Huron, Ingram, Jack
sonville.
Brunswick, Ga. Aug. 15.-Arrived
schooner George H. Ames, Watts, Bos-
ton.
Sailed. ste ner Sabine. Young. New
York.
U. S. r. c.. Seminole, Foley, Will
mington. N. C.
Pensacola, Fla. Aug. 15.-Arrived,
steamers Cayo Bonito (Br), Farrell,
Gulfport; Jenny (AusD, Budenich,
Philadelphia.
Cleared, bark Abyssinia ID. Pence,
Genoa.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15,-Arrived,
schooner Mary B. Baird. Savannah.
Cleared, steamer Pola, Fernandina.
Liverpool, Aug. 13.-Arrived, Gracia,
Pensacola.
Bremen, Aug. 1S.-sailed, EarIswood,
Pensacola.
Queenstown, Aug. 4.--Arrived, Ar
borough, Port Talbot for Pensacola.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-16

showed the greatest effects from this
faith, but st. Paul as wheat car
rier with large spring wheat traffic.
was not excluded.
The most conspicuous feature of the
market, however, was its diversion in
to the new field of the trunk lines and
coalers. These groups have been COM
paratively neglected, while the crops
have been of dominant interest U.
S. Steel preferred was the conspicuous
laggard in the days movement, South
ern Pacific was also under constant
pressure to take profits and made its
highest price on the running quota
tions and at the opening.
The Metropolitan fractions were
feVerish and irregular throughout the
day in spite of the violent advance of
Inter-borough Transit on the curb.
The unsettling influence of these ex-
ceptions to the days strength gained
force. and the amount of selling for
profits also diminished the disposition
OF the professionals to support the
market.
Close Was Easy.
The close was easy, at reductions
running to a point in the active stocks
from the high prices of the day Bonds
We're irregular. Total sales, par value,
50, 775,O00 United States bonds were
unchanged.
Sales stocks to-day, $4,000 shares, in
Guiding: Atchison, $780, Baltimore
and Ohio, $500; Chesapeake and Ohio.
100; St. Paul, $500; Erie, 1900; do
do LIST preferred, 1900; Illinois Central,
1000; Louisville and Nashville $500;
Metropolitan Securities. $500: Metro
politan Street 25,70O Missouri Pacific,
29,200; Norfolk and Western, $500:
Pennsylvania, 9310O; Reading, 49,5O0;
Rock Island, 1920; Southern Pacific,
$4,000; Southern Railway, 10000; South
ern preferred, 2,1O0; Union Pacific, H.
900; Copper, 79, 100; Smelling, 5,400:
Sugar. 6,100; Brooklyn Transit, 10, 400;
United States Steel, $500; United States
Steel preferred, 49,100