Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-08-03
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New YoRK CRY, N. Y

was -, anu siiN iliti I\aiPii Nuh''iiNi,
! 3o5 Jefferson street. Union Hill, at pic
| mic. 1t was case OF love at first sight.
and he went to her parents, I42 West
One Hundred and Twcrty-third street,
but they objected. For three years their
objections continued, Oh account Of her
youth, but Friday they elopcd and were
married by Rev. d. R. Andrac, of Union
Hill. When the objection first began to
give him trouble the young man drew
up form of promiSsory note, not ex-
actly fathcrcd by Cupid, and she certified
it under oath before magistrate;
This is to certify that |, Matilda c.
Hopkc, do hereby agree to be true to
Rudolph Kumnlcr, until the opportunity
arrives when | can be his bride despite
all obstacles.
When driver for Thomas Brady, son
Of the Mayor of Bayonnc, upset 1000
bricks into the water at tic foot of
Thirty-firSt street the owner charged
them Up to profit and loss. But Fred
.rcK kocpke, Ia years old. knew that
his father needed chimney for the
house, and he considered himself some
hing OF hero and bread winner when
he divcd for whole afternoon, bringing
up 400 bricks and loading them into his
boat.
But Brady couldn't see it that way,
and had the boy and his father both
arrested. They had been held to the
Grand Jury oil the charge of stealing
bricks from the boiintn of Ncw,rk Raw
n II II
Fannie HAYDEN n vo,rs old with =,
leu S;"' StIe'' '''vrc' 'o"e rom tie eye
Inc CIR IS a dtvout church member,
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was o'' "l' way l''''' Ie'V'I' l''o''''''
on &C.," o o"n'V :" was 'ot''' :,, "''lo';
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WIN hc' 'I'ree SISTERS ac'l''e as or'aes-
maids. Miss Julia Knox Wheeler daugh-
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| NJ. S,irc, otfciatjup General Wheeler
| gave the bride away and the ushcrs
| included Cap,, To,eph Wheeler, Jr. OF
| the United State, Army, The groom is
we'll known in ,hc Sou,h and is a mem
bcr of 4 prominent Georgia family,
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Mrs. Annie Gadc, who week ago kill
,d her babv attcmn,cd her husband, ,
Eio ,nd ,hoy ,r;ed - ord her OWN he
nlo a''' '''~,' '''N ;a,I',n, af hor .;stnr
Lrnl.a ' ,',,,, fra,r ,''.a noI;.e,,e,, IN the
P'Iort, 'm"I rnH,, ,,a,,,rJ,, ,nd r,shed into
,bo NI,rl,o,,,r. Avs,,,s Cnnrt srrran,;no
=, thc ,on of her yoic for her child
her eye. and she rushed for him wildly
pleading for her baby Later she at
tempted to leap from window MagiS,,
tratc Manner was oblised to suspend
business while she was taken away
There seems to he I'ttle doubt ina,
she has completely lost her mind, and
an inquiry Will be made on August H.
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There !, lot of difference between
-. oo;,o, o,1 ohoo.o ,s NIorr;s Ross
"a az CI;n,m, PG,," ",r ,,noo, ha! ii d;,cnrsrsd Ue
-, E.ea. NIorl.o, corr. ch,rged
was was III E,sstN MH'N,, s,'i,;Ia N''"'' o""' sN0
VIII VIII "'',a'p'"s I:',,! ''',> i;,r ho .o,d ,he
| co,,r. ~ u.,s s;,nl,, hrnurv and found
went to the cupboard for some butter
found what thought was some OF tins
soft cheese, made sandwich with II
and ate it,
A few minutes later he was found
wrlthlng in agony, and medical aid was
summoned Just III timc 10 save MS ne
The Court believed his story and lei
him go.
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A coroner's iury was investigating the
death of William d. I.aackman, laborer
by all engine Of the New York Cemtra
n','' 'o"u' ""u ',"s''Ieel my" w. i'"'u. .s.,
nad just 'eSuI'cu' No'otie' ne'iy sei. ~
me Jury ou'' nI'to,t ie'e's ,a ms Isl 'IJu shaat Il
ms arms on ',e 'apIe' oo'lle o''T sI'oo,
him' out ne a'a 'lo' 'tspo'lu. intn y
was seen that at lie hau suffered s'iGne ,;.' " "
a,pop,eNy' hcy were nnl.yi1s ,n ~; i''n a,,e, !.
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