The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-15
Maryland Affairs.

There is more typhoid fever in this State
than for many years 1t is attributable to low
water in creeks, wells and springs.
David S Hartle, well known business man
of Hagerstown, fell dead last Sunday while
sitting in front of his home. He was G3 years
old.
If Pearson F. Wiedman does not reappear
at an early date at his former home, in Cecil
county, he will be declared legally dead. tie
disappeared seven years ago. His father re,
membered him in his will.
Paul Stephenson and George keplink,
strangers. who were arrested on the Hagers.
town fair grounds last Sunday on the charge
of holding up Harry Richardson. of Smiths
burg, and robbing hun of $40. were held IN
$500 for the November court. Richardson
was knocked down aud choked.
Bitten by puppies supposed to have been
born with rabies in their blood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward White. of GarienvIlle, Baltimore
county. aud four OF their children, besides the
child of a ueighbor, are taking the PaSteur
treatment at the City Hospital. The ages OF
the children range from - months to - years
and all were bitten "a number of times.
The connection between the Boyd'S Ieja-
phone Company of Montgomery, Frederick
aud Carroll counties. which Is controlled by
the United Telegraph aud Telephone Com
pauy Of Pennsylvania, aud the nigumery
County Telephone Company, which has a
lease with the Chesapeake and Potomac le'e-
phone Company. were severed October @
Can't. :. Il. Hume. aged Il wears. who "a
short time ago retired from the mercantile
business I'm south Cumberland died Octubcr
5 after an illness Of several weeks He served
over 80 years continuously Ia the service Of
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. most al the
time as a passenger train conductor. He Is
survived by widow and one daughter, Mrs.
F. W johnson. ot Cumberland.
Today. October -. Mrs.. Louise NJ. Este.
widow Of Judge DAVID X, Este. formerly o.
Cincinnati. will celebrate her Hoist birthday
40 the home OF her daughter. Mrs. William \.
Fisher. at the latier's summer home. RuNtoH.
un the Northern Central Railway Mrs. Este,
considering her advanced age, is remarkably
active, For - years she has made her home
with Mrs Fisher. who Is The widow Of Judge
William A. Fisher. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Isabella, widow OF Chss b. War6eli
died rather unexpectedly October q at 80
a. IN at the family residence on Decatur
street. Cumberland. although she had been an
invalid for several years She was well and
fay6rably known; daughter Of the late DIR.
GuStavuS Warfeld. OF G}euHNuod. Howard
county: a granddaughter Of the late Charles
Alexander WaTtrld, of Peggy Stewart fame,
aui at The time OF her death MAS = wears old
She IS survived by SIX children.
The frst LOT OF new yellow corn received in
the Baltimore market his season arTlved tr-
tdber : and consisted NJ aboa, 10 bags, 4
sample vas xhi biled au the floor ot the Cham.
Der Of Commerce. The corn came from Tai
bot county. showed very good crndison and
excellent color and solid 81 50 cents bu~beI.
Thus Is atuat lwo weeks earlier than the first
new cbra IT gha, kiud came IN last wear. the
h-., arrival then bctng uotrd on October -
from Dorchester county. u was tu damp cau-
i,;5ou aHt ss'3 &C = cents bushe..
LAWSON Knight "a Iu q serioa. condition at
k.s hon.. ia The vicinity 81 samples Nauur.
near SharrsbarE. Washington county. suffering
irrm q guasbat ~agad fH hs, right breast aai
.huu!frr. The injuries acre inflicted Uy q
vouus nau NAMED johnson. According 30
the story tu.i hy Inbusau and rursaJuraIei
by knlsbI. the latter ~as Walking along the
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal. SO tHe nri chbar-
hood Jt Baksrtau when Be uet Johnson. Wbo
was carrying gun. Jaba@aa ordered bfm 30
bold Hu hi. bands XIX -Asi ">hua;
awal. and IS jahrssu attempted o. raise bis
gan the hammer caught rH BIS Caat aua The
weagan ~As 8issharEea. Although 'Lc lHa
men acre satsr distance apart, = shot tuHN
sEsci ora kusxhs'- body. One usrToN y messed
has .se JahrsaH ass horgl6~i WheH bee dis
covered thar *. hst SHOT kulsb;. aHa ts hastily
ssgramaurl uays.ps4u from ~aayYsa4rS.
hri.t, IS % 7eaa- married mau-
b STATE >eaatar Joseph Il johnson ilrd
a. h., haaa~. 5H CSutraEs. ugtat-r Do. lie
bad been Ja bad bsa.ib ieE several months.
lie aas o. s5a lf rhy late Edward C.. Aaa
Awr.,a " JahH-au and u.s. uerss sn (-sAs-s
district. Ragchtssry ,sgafg A.trr attending
ft. pahae schools tur -gnsr Feass be- raIrrrt
Dickinson Ca..rz,. ahsrr be ass student
,1r sss y-zrs Returning Go tsmariGr. Hr
catered rb~ faz a5ir, HI roe late Jster thas
+. Gu.isbr.aagb g. ~ b. Vlrg ,.ci ,br
uartbcs'r- Nrss aHa late. rag.a.rtA.s4 q
Niih tkr ueuaerst calling e tar Irmnsrat
ard Nvus SOD remained -fs pah-sslcr guul
l--1 NJ Iahus1n aRs q Democrat. wEs
t~lr- elected fs fh- loser hegse ~ ta- .Fsas-
lstlrv zu4 fzses as static srHktsf. retiring irau
active g4rEzesf PATTON EH political AFFAIR." tg l~.'l-
he al-a ruadBrt-,3 % isEsc shspEari sua uarlar
A,Iaay gheFr iaE namhvt 90 wears Tie
u4arrtr.l Mss Fannie Manning. iAaEhtrr a3
laa late Rev Jacob Manning. 1T She NfrEaHsa
Conference ri she Methodist Epaeups' tbarga
Slutb He ss survived ly rae ssias aud Ism
.aas. H,rfv sad Ja-rgh r. sas Mason
ard zas largely Instrumental la tho buf.i rs
st ihe Mzaaie Isuy,r Ig CamlUlgr. lie
uAs thorough bas4a-ss man aa1 sas aiaass
active ta praasisaE tar Interests ai thai gl'y.