The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-16

The STATE Teachers Association viii bold
IT, annual meeting a. Ocean City Jaiy IL &" 10,
state Senator Henry NJ Mccullough IS So
rlugsly % At his home. 81 Elktou. ~igb aPgea
dlellB.
Rsnan White. Que Of the pioneer settlers 81
Oakland, Garrett county, died April ;. aged
So years.
BALTIMORE paid 100000 more for coal
,a,i uinter than ever before, owing 20 the long
continued cold.
Glyudoa. Raltiuaore county. has ORGANIZED
volunteer hTv company aud SlA soau De
thoroughly equipped.
Patrick Harley, Rzed ~ ysars. died a.
Lather,ille. Baltimore cosuty, April 10. Tie
vas Nidely kpown and respected
The barn Of Mrs. William Williams, oR Mi
errek, Calvert county, With IT. eoaieais Of hay
and fodder SAs burned last week.
4 gang Of thieves hiss been uneArthsd ~
Garrett county. Oue vas captured, confessed
aud gwen names and description Of others
Chas. Ha,ton. colorcd. xho she, and KILLED
Henry Raw McGloitnu, colored, al SaSrPs
rown. Rlcouico county. February :. has been
convicted at Salisbury Of nAuslaughter.
Rev DR.. Joseph B. S,it, a prominent
minister q the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died IN Hagerstowu. April 8, aged s. years,
lie Was the father ia law Of Judge NJ L,
keedy.
The Trustees Of Johns Hopkins Hospital
have been notified that John d. RockeielIer,
OF New York, hss gwen S5oo, 900 to the inst
tutsou 10 reimburse the hospital for losses IN
carrrd by the FIRE.
Mss Anna b. Hall, Of Mt. Carmel, H..
died April =, aged s. years, from the gro and
complications She was native OF Clear
spring Washington county, 10 whIch place
her remains NiIi be Inferred.
Deputy Sheriff John b. HuyeI,, Of Hager@
town. IS IA receipt Of 4 letter stating that be
has fallen heir to = fortune amounting 10 be
tween s5oO, 600 and $500, 600, left by aa aunt,
who died recently IN Nebraska.
The receipts at the Baltimore Postothee
from the sale OF stamps. stamped envelopes,
postal cards, etc, for he month Of March
were Sll7.2ls.55, as compared with Slo3,'
62l. "a for the corresponding period last year,
an increase this March OF sll ,5s6.9l or about
lO} per cent.
Samuel Lawrence aud Charles james, both
colored, Baltimore are charged with having
perpetrated IS burglaries, sole.E among The
people of their own race, aud Henry Captain,
!. second baud dealer of SIS Hillen street. Is
also implicated, being charged With receiving
stolen goods.
James l.. HOBBS, manager of the farm Of
Hon. A. r. German, near GulitOrd, aud tor
mer sheriff OF Howard county, who was beaten
nearly to death while returning TO his home
from Ellicort City. Tuesday night OF last
week, is recovering. He was not robbed, as
HIS money and watch were on his person.
Floods in the Yves, and the frost rotteuing
md nth sat frf.-
vented the shipping OF them to Baltimore, aud
on Friday. April LIST they were sold from
cars Al 81. 70 per bashel to dealers. This was
the highest price known for years. On the
same day all the old cabbage was disposed OF
in that city at sos per ton.
Miss Rachel Fowler, who was l0l years and
months old, died April III Baltimore. Up
10 her Tooth birthday, Christmas eve 1907
she had never had serious illness; she was
born at Parkeyille, Baltimore county, and was
never more than nine miles north Of that
Mace. nor farther south than Baltimore. She
was the youngest of 10 children.
Joseph Graham, aged so years, late OF
Frieudsville, Garrett county, was killed April
o ON the tram road of the Springhil Lumber
COMPANY. above Meyersville, Pa. dinkey
Jumped The track and Graham, who was riding
on IA car, was thrown out and ms head was
severed by the wheels. James Myers, VINO
was thrown off, is in serious condition.
The Ellicott City Station of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad WAS robbed on the night OF
April 9. Agent Bowman had the evening be-
fore removed over 800 in cash from the safe,
and there was no other cash except a few pen
mics in The Office. Two or three express pack
ages of small value. including lot OF per
fumed powders, were the only articles missed
Mrs. Abram Claude, widow of Dr. Claude,
many times mayor and once postmaster OF
Annapolis died suddenly at her home, on the
afternoon of April from paralysis. She was
Miss Tuck, and was a sister of DIR. Washing
ton G. Tuck. postmaster Of Annapolis. Mrs.
Fuchs. wife of Prof Otto Fuchs of Baltimore,
is sister of the deceased. She leaves chill
dren.