Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11
MARYLAND.
RUNAWAY MATCH.
A Wedding at Cumberland-other In
teresting Happenings.
Special Correspondence Of The Star

Special Correspondence OF Inc Star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. June 10, 1905.
Mr. John Rudolph Grabowsky of Pitts
burg and Miss Marie Porter Aiken of Allie
gheny Pa were married here yesterday
at the manse by Rev James E. Monati
d. D., pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. The couple left Pittsburg without
the knowledge of relatives, coming to this
Gretna Green. and after the ceremony they
wired relatives of their marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grabowsky dined at the queen cry
Hotel and Rev. DIR. Moffatt was their
guest The bride was former student al
the National Park Seminary, Forest Glen,
near Washington, and her old schoolmates.
Miss Bessie Roberts land Miss Ettehen
Wellington. daughter of ex-senator Weii-
ington who had been advised OF ner ar
rival here were witnesses to the marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Grabowsky left on an even
Ing train over the Baltimore ana ONO rail-
road on a trip to eastern cities Mr.. GFao-
OWsky Is a fur manufacturer In PlttsDurg
and is prominent in business and social
circles His bride Is a beautiful young wo-
man of nineteen and very prominent In the
inner social circle.
ed the golden anniversary of their marriage
at their home at New Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. Wolfhope was Union soldier and was
confined In Andersonviiie. SIX OF the eie ,.,a
children from the union are living, inciud-
ing Principal Frank A. Wolfhope, an at
torney-at-law and principal of the Central
Commercial College. Cumberland
Westernport, this county. was found lying
In a doorway of the New York store AT
Westernport and death ensued before ne
could be taken home He lived with his
sons William and Hugh. well-knoWn rail-
road men. The deceased at one time had
charge of the Franklin shops OF the cum
berland and Pennsylvania railroad Death
was due to exposure.
Mrs. Lena Holt, aged forty-six years
wife of BARLEY Holt, committed suicide at
Clarksburg, w. Va. by hanging herself to
a rafter in the stable. Ill health was the
cause.
The Somerset Chassis Of the Reformed
Church. which includes the churches at
Cumberland. Frostburg. Ellerslie and Cor
Evansville Md. met in annual session at
Hyndman. Rev. w. H. Lair. president.
Frostburg presided. Rev. J. f. Kerln,
pastor of Beam charge In Pennsylvania,
was chosen president for the ensuing year.
The Hyndman charge was strengthened by
the addition of the Gladdens and Comps
congregations and Wellersburg, Ellerslie
and Corrigansville were made to constitute
the Wellerburg charge. while the Cumber-
land congregation was made a pastoral
charge by itself c. George Shupe was or
dained preacher. Rev. DR.. A. r. Kremer.
after forty-six years in the ministry, was.
at his own request. granted papers OF re-
tirement. He was pastor at Hyndman. his
charge including the church at Ellerslie.
this county. which stands on the Mason
and Dixon line. half In Maryland and half
In Pennsylvania. While preaching he could
Kremer's pastoral career included five
years at Glade charge. Frederick county.
Md: eight years at Emmitsbnrg, Md. and
three years at Winchester. Va. He was at
Canton Ohio, two years and knew PreSi-
dent Mckinley well. Fifteen years were
spent at Berlin. about twelve miles north
OF Frostburg.
A big labor mass meeting was held at
the Academy of Music here last nights
The South Cumberland Band led parade
of about 800 union men. Charles o. Roem-
er. president OF the Allegany Trades Coun-
ell, was chairman of the meeting. The ad-
dresses were by John Nugent of West Vir-
GINA. ex-member of the Texas legislature:
William NJ. Wardjon of Kansas. organizer
OF the United Mine Workers, and F. j. Nc
Nuity president of the International Broth
erhood of Electrical Workers. Washington
ID. G.
David s. Trait of Somerset was arrested
last night by secret service men on the
charge of making counterfeit money. Ihe
prisoner is alleged to have left fifty coun-
terfeit silver dollars with Saul b. Snyder,
an uncle. No counterfeit money was found
o,i TRAIT. \ few weeks ago he was acouit-
ted a charge of fiim-flamming by the
use of green goods.
Charles Minnie accidentally shot himself
probably fatally, at Meyersdale this morn
ing. his revolver discharging while he was
putting on his coat at the Colonial Hotel
The ball entered the groin and took an
upward course.
DR.. w. r. Pool, aged forty-six. was found
dead in a vacant restaurant building at
Davis. w. Va. owned by Paul Hivrick The
coroner's jury gave a verdict of death from
the excessive and continued use of alcohol
Two hundred Italians on the coal and
coke railroad of ex-senator Henry G.. Davis
went on a strike at Frenchtown W. Va
and decided to permit no one else to work
riot resulted and six Of the leaders are
in Jail.
Boyds and Vicinity.