The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-19
MARYLAND Affairs.

mail Garner, is IN jail at upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges county, on the charge OF
robbing the mails.
Charles Barton, charged with killing Simon
Talhelm, and Frederick Easton, who shot
Lorenzo D. Kline to death, have been indicted
at Hagerstown for murder.
w. Graham Bowdoin died suddenly on No.
vember u, while seated at his desk in the
banking house of Alexander Brown Sons,
of which firm he was member he is sur
vived by a widow and two daughters.
On Tuesday night the upper floors of the
building occupied by NJ. Schiff 4 Sons, mer-
chant tailors, and A. Lehman Il Co., ladies
tailors, l2l and l2S North Eutaw street, Bal
timore. were damage by fire; loss between
S25, 900 and 5000
Fire DESTROYED on November IA the bank
barn and stables on the farm of ex.County
Treasurer James Z. Clark at Elioak, Fifth
district of Howard county, including Il val
liable horses, a large quantity of hay and
straw and lot of farming implements.
Walter Orndorff aged l6 years, OF near
Cumberland, was arrested November IL on
warrant sworn out by United States postal
Inspector on charge of destroying rural
free delivery box, near Winchester bridge.
He was given hearing aud was held for the
United States Court at Baltimore.
The westbound ST. Louis express, while
pulling on to a siding near Boyd's, Montgom-
cry county, on the Metropolitan Branch OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, was side
swiped by the eastbound Pitsburg limited at
,. 10 0 clock on the morning OF November Is.
Nine passengers were injured. The latter oc.
curied Pullman coach which was next to
the last car on the train. The car was de-
tached BY the impact and rolled down an EN-.
bankment.
Frank d. Bailey of Baltimore, an employee
Of the MARYLAND State Hospital for the Insane,
at Gainesville. took u heavy dose Of morphine
at the Hotel CAN'T in Hagerslown. November
10. He arrived there on an early train. He
purchased the morphine at a loca. drug store,
wen, to the hotel. undreSsed, locked h's room
door. got IA bed aud took the opiate. tie wfs
found unconscious several hours later.
letter VAS found in his pocket addressed 20 hl>
wife. He j. - years II age.
Thoma, c. Basley. a well known farmer of
Baltimore county. died at his home at Western
Run. NoyembarS :. after & short illness. OF peri
rauius Ia bis 6Ist year. He was descendant
of Walter BosIey. who settled ia Baltimore
county during the latter part otthe seventeenth
century. arriving there from England. NJ.
Bosley Nss the owner Of the farm which has
been ~ the Boslsy family for more than 100
wears He IS survived by widaw, sN suaH
children aud two brothers ami four SISTERS.
Richard Vincent IT.. & Son, Of White
Marsh. Baltimore county. won first prize for
hardy acknowledgements Al the Amrricau II.
stiiuta Flower Show 10 New York last Wesk.
The firms exhjhS consisted OF over $500
flowers 90 200 varieties. the finest display "a
It's class that has ever been made IN this cuun'
try. The show - said tn Tee the largest ever
held IN New York the exhibits covering the
entire floor oi the Herald Square Exhibition
Hall
The Western Maryland Railroad, huiidluE
the connecting liuk between Cumberland and
Cherry Run. IS erecting a temporary depot a.
Hancock ia anticipation ot running trains
into Hancock within osls month, by Ehlca t5Hse
the bridge over Iatsoioway creek Sil. b. guu.
plried. The track has been iaid 20 within ;
short distance Of the toun. Grading has pro.
cceded through the 4esl end Ia s. TIE
property % 4. 4. fancy, 10 the center Of The
town.
James b McCariell. $ sell kuaau resident
Of HagersiHvu. wAs arrested las sunday
hight n be- rgou at the American Ho'ei.
charged w,th Rssaa.f,nE Nellie Leach sET1
10, daughter df William Leach. Nctarar.t
N.s tAksu before Miss Leach. ~hp Identified
him As the man who met her ca ia~ street Awd
grabbed her b. the ueck and arm ard tired go
take her alang aiyh hius. ba, she broke aEay
and ran 10 bvr home, Her father aud uaAay
cilireus followed AcCardell % his hotel Aaa
causs4 MS arrest
Mrs. T. Ellen Talbot. ruotarr of CouEress
man } Frci C. Talbot, celebrated Der sz'ih
birthday 90 November H. anu rev~lvcf ib"
congratulations of macy lovlaE .Tsesds al hcr
home a. l.n.hcFyi.iy. BALTIMORE ~naHiF. As~-
Talho1t ENJOYS exorllent health ard take Is
warm interest 81 currcnt events Mr.. IalaafI
y her only Surviving chiid. aud shv was much
interested ia his rrceai canvas fog 70 clertlan,
and Is credited Nth having secufci hln =
number II votes Ar,- Talbot IS especially
fond " yourg casNgany, She i q ua~snAar Ft
the veil kuuwu Boslry tasaiiy Aad . lee~n8ea
from Anon Bssicy. su EaEi.h tarrlzIcr. uao
was nue 81 The early settlers n haiimere
county.
Dr. ThomAs Sotc, DurAsil, she diet atsav
residence 81 hls sou. Asr5ou blescfi. la Ba
densburE Priner Georges county Nnyrulbrr
Is. "a his Gosh year, -. barred 50 hss ED
home. Forrest Hill NoudsF incoming. he
graduated 10 msdlcine frosa Irar7ssta COLLEGE,
PhiadelahiA. ~ lSsG In 1876 hr nAggssi
Margaret T. HassJd SISTER ~ br. Jnseph
Howard. Tso eh,linrn ucrr barn Ht iaa
union, Marina DuCkeli q suecrss's. isrr0sr,
aud Marco Duekegi, Of Bislrasburs laa-
yer Upon the death 81 bis 6rs; -,ts pr.
puckrit married Der SISTER. Elizabeth Hos.
ard. Hha died 10 1884 without issa~. lie gave
up the practice 81 bis profession and a~foie1
himself o. literature And 90 the puualt %
agrlcultaT~ Has farm, Forrest H3.i, ooW a~uri
by his 500. MaE5ou Daekcii, couts.us -
- rh in rHs4F
section OF Marylaud Dr. pgckett represented
Prince Georges cDguly To the Legislature ~
ls45, b.. nomination and Election coming
uiihoai any solicitation or work upoa bss pars.
William Glmor, sged y years, s. once
prominent figure in BAltsrD1re business ctTcirs,
died November Is, al hiss coaairy houe, Suu
uier6eId on the heights overlooking Loas
Green Valley. ~. the Eleventh district Of Bal
lsuore county. Mr.. Gi!mog bAd been suffer
ius wiih Brighgs disease and hls i.iae,> oa
Saturday became critical and be sank rap, I.y.
Mr. Gilnof vas the son ot the late Robert
Giluor, % Glen Ellen. whose luxurious home
IA. located on the backs Of the GuuPJsdrF
River, in the heart Of the beautiful. Delaney 5
Valley. about five miles from T0~sou. The
elder Mr. Giimor Was n prominent merchant
aud planter and a large siAye0sp~r. lis
home on The Ganpowder River vas noted tyr
is hospitality, aud many men OF national
fame. including jefferson DAVIS, sere eater
tanned there. Mr. William tiilmor is survived
by : widow, who Is u granddaughter Of Fran
cis Scout key. the author Of the Star SpAng.ed
Banner" aud three sons. The late Colonel
Harr, Gilmor, the famous Confederate cavalry
leader, vas brother, aud he Is Survived b.
three brothers, ex-Judge Robert Gdmor,
Richard Gilmor and Graham GiImor, aud
two sisters.