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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-04

Washington, Jan. 8I.-Tbo bouss
committee on interstate ana s,v.tss
commerce. by party vote, Monday
authorized favorable report TO ~
house ON bill extending authority 10
the interstate commerce oommissiau
70 NJ rates, increasing the size az tbs
commission from FIVE to sevnn maus.
beers. and creating a court Of tranapor.
tatiun. -.
The bin ia combination - .la
t.sen- townsend measure, with amend.
ments taken from the Hepburn bill
Rubber is now ancoaaufnn. hA..e
cultivated on the gold coast III ..lsca,
several companies have recently
started work on q large scala IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

SAB $3.50 Bis $3.50; 3uferriiben,
pro Site Soc. bis 40c.; @eiBfobl, pro
Come $12 bis $t3; 3piebeIrL pro
@uidel soc. bis $1.05; Gorotten pro
8ilte 40c. bis Soc; NepieI, pro SAB
$3.50 bis $3.50; Auano3. pro Crate
$3.50 bis $3.50; Sclcric, pro 9bo.
25c. bis Soc; brnuuer &obl, pro
SOB $1.O0 bis $t.25; Spinot, pro
SAB $500; crime 9o6ucn, pro 9orb
$500 bis $500; ruuoe &iibeu, pro
@uideI 30c. bis 40c.; 4opfiaIot, pro
aorb $500 bis $500; iungc @rbien,
pro aorb $t.75 bis 1926; 9Iumen.
fobL pro Sab $500 bis $500; Sur
fen 6Ioriooer, pro &orb $500 bis
$500; tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
@rocertes un6 Brooiito.
mem.
Sol5fIeiid, pro 8iuno: fIeine en-.
gor.Gureo Sdtnfen 11Hc.; eroBe
Sdintcn 1895; Goliioruicr Sd)in=
fen ne; Sugor.Gureo 9ruititiide
10c,; Sugor Cured SfuItern
sac; troden seIoIaene Seitcnrippen
7%c.; Spedieiten See; troden ge.
inl5ene S6uItern 734c.; reineS
S6mol5 in GicrccS 71Ac.; Sped
i6uItern SEC; @eB.9 dmeinefIeii6
$14.00 pro Sab.
&offinirter 3ufer: QetuiirTelt
6.45c.; %pll!periiirt 6.25c.; STANDARD
%oronulirt 6.15c.; fem "gronuIirt
6.15c.; GrpltoI 81 6.t5c.; columbia
81 $500; gelber 5.15c. bis 5.65c.
@er0iteter &offec; e. 8. s., 100
YfO. &iiten t315c.; e. g. s., 60 %io.
aiIten 1860; &. 8. g., 36 @ilmo
aiiten 1906; rcincr SABA 2S12c.
bis 29c.; outer SABA 2615C. bis DC;
reincr Moffo 2612c. bis &c; Sooa
ulo Mofto, gemiiht 2512c. bis 26c.;
SABA, oemiiHt 241ac. bis 25c,; rel
uer Mforucoibo 2t1ac. bis pc. a;
reiner ga @uopro 2012c. bis 21c.;
reiner SontoS 2012c. bis DC; Gan.
tos, 9emiidt, 1926. bis 20c.; &io,
gemiiht, 1926. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
WcridtsptI%h anOlnnaeu.

Grim inoIgeri d t. CSor
T'idter @idc3.) 9Phgriii 49, GOwurr
q. 0mpion, 10 Sabre @ct0ngniB.
Sir bellte: 9iebitobl - 9lrtbrr g.
Sing SomeS &ogon, 9Ibrobom 9lod
NnQriii 49, Gebncp Moolioro; @liidS.
ipiel - @nl. Gaines; Nngriif oui
@oli5iiten - @ouiS &ciS; Spirituo.
ienperfolrf an lgomtog - @oli
Goldberg; Somto9Sorbcit - 60
mueI @oIoItcin.
@oi d. t. - (&or ben
&idtern @lof, O'Nricn mno @oi-
tber.) Is murocn crnunnt 81 Scito.
mentSpolitrectcrn in ocn 6GIlcn BON
MnI. W. @robom Sron Mnrio s.
@robomL 9iir0iGoit 500, bon Gbo5.
Srieie Grou 5obonno 6ricie, 9ijr9.
iGoft $1,000. 3lm &ornnulb er'
noltnt Grnlt Is. Noroenbol5 fiir Grnit
6. Noroenbol& 9iir0idoft $4,000.
SnpentorSberidtc eingerei6t in oelr
SGQen BON glrtbllr ". 0oil, $2242;
Worio $. Geipcoltr, $2346. &erf6uie
rotifi5irt in Ocn Gdlen bon Sobn &.
Gouhl 500; glice VI. Socobi, $6i9;
@e5lep 9. Carr, $500. NodIoBberid-
te beltGtigt in ocn 5Gaen bon Glen
Mtc&eeper, $500; Gli5obetb u. @olfer,
$13,320; Bridget @onnolL $500;
9ltice DC. Socobi SAP; Gli5obetb u.
G%ourtncp, $tGG; Nrtbllr @. GoiL
$2242. 9ormmOi6oftsberi6 bcitG-
tigt in Dem Golc BON 9pntbin $.
Sling, $6476.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
SciratbS 9 2icrnscn.

5olgenoe Seirotb$ . 2icen5en milr.
Sen geitern nom GIerf oeS COMMON.
EleaS . @cri6tS ou3gcIteQt:
Ebil. @otpult, 81 Nort, @a., mo
NtaQQic Nf. 0urUc -.
Gbomo9 ". McGouon, 2l, mlo
Morgorct &. &oinc, is; Npplifunt
6clir @rocb, Mr. 54l, Golmbio9 lpc.
Charles 9uutcridL 81, uno Ghor.
lotte NueL ~; Npplitant Charles Sc.
Seu6rcc3c, l}r. 515, Miltou Npemle.
@eor0c &. @ugncr, 81 umO Sue
@rope, rs, gei0c bon 2lort, ga.
Nidolo9 @omnouc9, 2G, Nr. 1927,
[bomcaIuoBc, mo 2iQic @udlcp,
-.
@oltcr 9. Sommono, 26. 9}r. 800,
Oliper @loce, mo Morp Is. @ulic.
mon, 26.
NlfrcO Moorc, 33, Nr. 1925 Gbcit-
mt 9(ucmlc, mo SoOic GoItcnbou,
%.
Gborlea 3. Morbiicr, 2G, ulo &oo
Nc. SbipIcn; 9lpplitont y. 3. @Or=
iudl 9fr. 25t2, observation-disclosures.
Qconoro 9)oc, %, Nr. 225, Dit.
Observation-Disclosures, mo 9looic u.
Garner, -, 9ciOc Don Golucrts
County, no.
&olepb Z. CASTE, Ct, 9tr. $40,
NorO @ntterion Yorf NUcmrc, mnS
Charlotte g. S6r0ocr, 10.
6ronf Yrcbler, %, mo Eotline s.
SollSler, %; Npplitont Mug. @ciut,
9tr. 221 Siio 6remontitroBc.
@orrcu u. @cn9crt, 81 unN 0|oru
). @oucr, 81, @cioc BON N%orri@burG,
Eo.
Mo6crt &. NbcQ, 30, Q%conorotopn,
lm0 Nclcn 5opion, 81; Npplitunt ".
=. Gent. 9tr. POS, @cit 6rontIin-
StroBc.
Mobcrt ". @bitc, 81, @oibinGtor.
:. s., uno Goitb 81. @et, 81.
Greo. =. MiIbeIuL 95r, 13, NorO'
GorolineitroBe, uno Gli5u6ctb Gltif.
Is.
Clarence $. Stlbb3, %, Celtic.
Go.. mo Sonnob Gitellc Scorbo'
rough q, Street, Mo,
Soon @6eir, a, ml0 &otborinc
9olob 90; NppIifont &, s. SolmcS.
HolonosEnrf.
&oiepb A3bcit, %, Nr. us, NorO-
@opionitroBe, uno Gloro @uo5inSft,
%.
@nl. 6rce6ur9er, 90, unO Soo
Seacr$, ~; Applifont aotie arooc!,
ltr. u, Morriottitfobr.
Seltrp $. aruie, -, mo Metc
MiducliS, 20; Nppiifont Or. Z. $.
Gnnnon 9tr. 40t, Noro Sutton Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

Nr. 1924, SitsBcItimoresSir aBe - BIN,
mer an SerreH gu oermietbeH. - Setnite
@etrdnfe uuo l9eine. .g1ns8ietpsgralies
rets"9ier. 8erfammIuneSloinI beS Oft
2%ombdroitr. Smrmerip. g1us ino 9eibs
8ereiHs". gbef.s9eI. Wt. 8ernon 4942 A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Steaegciud
gu uerfamfen Ober an Oerpadtcn.


81 UttTnuTtW Uptf III UttpnulttW.
9as nertbboae 8runoftiid an Der @de bon
SitsgaItimoresStru mo Bofiofficesgloenue;
40 bel 1870 SUB. Ser bintere 2beiI oes GruHoz
Gtiids niro fir elm 8efhdftsgebduoe oeS nSeuts
iden Correspondent" benubt iperoer. 9tGbere
e~lusfinft bel 6. Hniue, Or. Ali, 81. ganl.s Str,
(30t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

Sic foIgenbeu biibf6eu 5peift6digen @obns
8Iod Siibs@nlbounsStr 1900 @lod Snilebs
Cir; icrter @dIaoeu unb @obnbuus an Scotts
etrabe. &eItsSa ratoeasS trube uuo 8eIair.glbe,
nabe 0ortbsgloe, ~beItebeno aus &obnbdLs,
groBem Sole, Sinu etc, bnS ftb febr gut fir
einen Mcb9er, fir cine Wil6piribi6nft obcr
fir SabritBiuede eigret. gtad5ufraGen bel
Gbas. u. Seder, Gr. 420, TOros6nrcNsS trafe.
MiurbIauo Sci. y 75t. GiOO16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

gir. t104, Goros@entrulsglbeitne.
Der n9iorooft Smimeripibrenoe guuberein
bon Baltimore" %oerfammeIt ith bier
ieoen W}ontan. - 9eoree 9rebm & Cons
Bier ON 3apt nab oeutf6er art brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Su b~erfaufen.


0nS 6GuS gir. 24Ot. 0itsGbnieaSirNbc, 9dc
WiOmioros@ uc. gutc @eleqcn6eit itr irgeuo
Gin @eibdit; ib0ncr Naocn, Iiebcn 3int1ter,
ccmCutirteE sAteler, SltrHuce~,Hno SRferoeiidl.
giuh6uirnaen ait Srt mn Stcnc. (d2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

WaiS. - 3uiltbr 52.532 Vuld)el;
&crIonot bon Den Glepotoren 1862
Nliihel; @leootoren.Gorro S35.S34
9ul6el. 8erfGilfe: 1900 9iti6el &c.
miihter 81 81, 8oggon 9emiid)ter
81 80, 5000 9uihel Steomer gemiif.
fer Spot 81 1914, $500 Nr. 3 Spot jt
4534, 10000 Spot 3u51.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

STR QtDiuid chung eiuCs Gadllaiiro.
AZ 9lder ieiuee ebenGs Hato llucrbaln cillcr
9tcilc BON Der StdOtqrelt6e. lueQtn boiler Allos
iuuit lueuoe man iNh an 9iubert z. Surit, Hr.
1923, 3uro,6 alUertsS truRc. CQtdr5tiNtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
1ic rin,iocu 1w%einBdtoeu SduIcr

biin gerfnuf in Sits8altimore. nn9rer5eno an
ben pradiponen yBntterfon : Bari" RNturent.
Gtrabe, Gde bon 8altimoresS trnbe. Gomutt
5uerft uno ba6t Die 4IspubI. 9ieie 9tuier
ftuo in ieoer Siniidt MODERN, nit Wldrlnors
8ats uno sSanstreppe, ioluie mooernen gers
beiierlngen, eiuf6lieBIi1 gtb6ngsfanuI. agerlt
tdeIin ,tino GonntagS an Srt ulo Steue. Be
mist Sairnounts 9loenie @aeaons.
Gop. 3. Gallagher, galilinterrebnter,
G2S-) gtr. 2S0S. SairmountsNne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
9aItimurer Warftberidte.

NuItimorc, :. Wfar5 1900.
VI eb I.-3ufubr 274t 6Giier, Elm.
ihlicBlid - 61iier 5u 2ocuit.@oint
mo 1904 GGiier ST. Canton. aiiitenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Skinner nnb lranen fommt al inns.

Mdnner rno 5r1ien init gebetmen aranfbeis
ten, peer aramtpinoerbrndl, @efduiiren, 1lss
i~aIienoen Snnren, Strittiren, slitSfIub. SIufbers
aiftune, grii9en, Salitalsi6Ideen, Rheimattss
WierenIeioei. W,dftoarmIeioeit, Sdmorrboioen.
Sartlei6igfeit ooer irgeno peIder periuanoten
&ranfbeiten foliten itb pertr1uef5pou an i1s
penocr. geceuteuoc Gpe5iaIiiten tperbeH sic
lrterfuden uno ~foitenfret cine ipiiienf6aftIi6e
9iaanofe Sbres Sales eebeIi. gtidt elm Dollar
bor Der oeiluna gu b~e5abIef. gSir beilen RAID,
riir aebeime ar1nfbeiten bon Mdnnern uno
Trauen. gsenn Gle ni9t fommen f5nnen, 70
bend6rihtieer sic uns. NIB mir bebafoeIn
Gle in Sbrer @obnuus Seiluns 9~arantirt ODER
Siiat gofifdrte bel, penH Sbr f6reibt an Or.
9btlips @,cbieaf Snififute, 1881 Dft.grntt.etr,
Baltimore. Mae. @entf9 mirb gefproteH.
(Nlaif1, I&S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
EroouttcnsW arft.

ltntenItebenbe 8reiie be3ieben iid
ol,f ben gngro8, Sanbel; fir oen
aleiubanoel mltB ein entipredenOer
9(lifi6lag gemaft perben.
@ier, pro 9uBeno 25c. Bis Csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
$erIaHgt i'm AngemeineH.
,eutIdes Observation-Disclosures

9euti6es Observation-Disclosures
pr. 2t9, osSbnrpsStrnBe, inter Der gIuiIl6t
Der g9ettiheu Seieuihdft." - 9ieienigen Die
beutfde San0tuerfer, 9rbeiter mo Sienitbutet
Bt beibditigen ipilui6er, tuouen iih perf6nlib
ODER in frantirteu 9rtcfen an ben Sl9entet Der
@efeui6ait, 5DBauu D. Mleger, Nr. 2f9, Glib
Gbarps StruRc, ipeHhen, ipel6er uneutgeltli6
Nusfunft ~ertbeilcr lpiro. CSun28.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Or. sc. @tener,
bomOopatbii9er arjt,
Y r. 1419, 2inbea.ASenxe.

Gin 8eidenf fir's 2eben.
Beun Sbr Gnren 16ntern Elm prnftifneS
Beibna6ts'@ef1enf MAIDEN mont, Elm gefUenf
tlr'S gdnse Qeben, 70 Inbt fe einer aurfuS im
Gleetie.E ameM.z djnelberfaitem
burtma6eu. Sic Shule 1T iest ~se6ffret. Der
aoftenpunft 1T eeriua. S6nler fir bic Nbenb.
iIaiien peroeH fest aufgenummen. @eaen Be-
bineuneeu penoe man ftt an mrs. eubers, Hs.
2f2, RoresGharies.e tfake. t27a-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
9lnsria ..GheliIriEs6nne.n

@de Gait. nrS Sait.aoerue, Canton.
OlarDInnos1 eIepbon - q 8.
S~ouptquartter bes 8efunebereins -.gbels
iueib." s9nmens8ereins 6es gbeIpeib.1
p9antorsg oitcInpes SIR. 445, 2. 8. 81
~SrientaI.9 iftriftS gr. 1913, 3. u..8." unb
"9anton Spors II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept21, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

Butter, pro Yiuno:
Creamery Separator. -. 80 bis SO
Cream. @atb. Cream. 81 bis 81
Creamery SWitotlon -. q bis 30
50. Hortbpeltern Saole. "a bis %
Weltern HoQ5 ......... Is bis %
Creamery &rinta, | BIO. 36 bis 81
Creamery Grint5 p 8io. SO bis 81
Mo., So. un0 IA. Brints 80 bis "a
Creamery glod9, , gio. SO bis -
G%enopirte, bette Warfe. % bis 30
2ebenoes @ciligel, pro Biuno:
alte Sii6ner 14c.; iunge Siibner
t6c. bis 1Sc.; Gtlten lac. bis t5c.;
8ltter t2c. bis 1885,; @dnie 12c. bis
14c.; gouben, pro Baar zoe. bis 25c.
S ii 6teuno @emie e.
9artoffeln, pro giiiheI 40c. Bis
4Sc.; nelte 9ermuoasa pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
-@elO 5u ueriei0cn auf @runOeisentbunl.

on mid,. 8arle6en auf Sufdre, M6beIn ooer
@runoeteentbum. acknowledgement. Seine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. Sremer, Gr. 100,
9iur6'9aea' etrnhe, 1. GIur, 2aunorp 8uiIoiug.
OpriIl5-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

} IT, 0llIlIDt 32I6 UuldeI;
&crionbt oolt ocn Gleuntoren 30,496
9llidel; Glepotoren.&orrot 690,339
9ltIdel. 8%crfdlIe: 1 @oNgon Spot
ST 113, 2 90. 81 1875, 1 @oggon'
Steamer gfr. . rot6cr Spot III 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Canton uub StsbIanbtpsp II.
ehmiot,s ,Gi6entrans.Sane,"

ode 8. unb @ou9b. etraBe. S~duptauartter
oes ngabern SET. Stint. s8ereins, q s@i6ens
fran5sS nzSeretns,@ Canton Smmertu.
miiibIi6feii" UNI naeieIf6mieoesltnion".
Strides Bier 6u ieoer Belt. Telephone:
6. & q. - 0li. Yernon 1893 20.
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,9aoenia.pale,

gr. 432. gIGremount.glp.., ~StebIanbtonn.
doris. S%inefhunoen 9tenfine,. Mbenbs 8
llbr, urb oe5 rWonumentaIs Dtftrtits Rr.
231, .. u.sB. Monumental" sgter am
8apf. ~gbeiopeafes9 eIepbon - 1925 n.
9Sm. 3. @. Support, NeItber.
(9e321O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
Gdjmeiaer'2 Sat

Gdiueiger'S Safe,
ger. 701 lno 707, IomparosStrabe Stgb'
lanetopn. Seinite @etne uuo Giau1re.
beften BooIsBarIorS in S~tabIanbtotpn.
Brompte g%eoienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

ScutIde gerlauat. Qulni1de.
Bl6erzIgenteu gegeu @ebaIt uno Commit
llon. ga65utraeeu bel ". 0~lBttluff, Or. t29,
@citsGumoen. strnBe. CSuIi17,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03
9nInh Mirht Mrlnhie.0nmr 4

Satob @ieh' Charlottesville"
GorooltsSde Der Qufps mo SorreitsStraBe.
~&erfnrmllingen oes Centennial Wtebeer'
8ereins" iehen 2. ut0 4. SieHitae i'm 0lo'
Z nat Gelepbun - Oit. Bernon 2666 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

Nr. 1920 bis If22, S1rforo.gloenue.
SnIptauartier beS, p1bnIia' Wtinner6ors".
Sale lino Spmnergarten biuig 5u ber'
mietben. @uier 9lab fir @ulieritr5Iten.
6einIte Getrdnfe. SreisBooI. 6. & g..
3eIepbon - Wit. gernon 3769 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-03

8. q. 9%lfcrmnnn's 0nae
Rorooits@de @ou9bs utlo GnroliHesStrdbe.
Snipi1uartter oeS ga1erItsOfanner6ors"
R.zS. s@de @uu9bs ui1o g1roItneitr. 8er'
einsberiammIuig ieoen 9onHeritae lbeIo.
Neue WiitgIieoer tpiliommeT. 8or6iigs
It6ese Bier Der acknowledgements I'M 3apf.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-09-16
Fighting The Sheriff,

EASroS. Mn. September l0.-Sherif Jas
A. Cannon came near being killed this after
noon by an AK in the hands of Henry CoXen,
n hurly negro, who was craZed with drink.
A large colored excursion came 70 Easton
from Berlin and Salisbury 10 attend colored
camp meeting Whskey flowed freely. eaus.
ing a number of traeaseS.
In a ward, corner Of Locust street and East
Lane. about 500 or COO colored people con
grega,ed and free fight was in progress.
Sheriff Cannon was telephOned, and upon his
arrival started single handed to dispense the
crowd, when CoXen made ~ him with au AK.
The Sheriff drew his revolver. but this did not
frighten the negro. The Sheriff, not wanting
TO shoot, withdrew from the yard, and called
to his aid Deputy Sheriff Samuel W. Jones, +.
A. Kamari, W. Thomas Carpenter, Charles
A. Stops. Charles ID. Schuyler aud Police
man NJ l.. Wroten. Thus reinforced. he en-.
tered the yard again, scattering the negroes
right aud light.
Caxen, however, did not scare bit, but, on
the contrary. fought the officers hard, aud it
was with the greatest difficulty that he was
taken and placed in irons. He pushed and
Knocked the officers about as If they were
BOYS. After being handcuffed it took the
combined strength of the posse to put the
prisoner in wagon aud lodge him in Jail.
During the scufile Policeman Wroten was
cut across the hips with razor by neero
named Joseph Dixon, from Salisbury, who
made his escape. Dixon was afterward den-
tilted as he was getting upon the excursion
train at the depot by Mary Beamus, whom he
had threatened to kill. She pointed him out
to the officers and they boarded the train just
as il was pulling out OF the station and brought
him off and lodged him in Jail. There were
ahOut I 600 exrursiOniStS aboard aud IL WAS
the noisiest crowd that has visited Easton in
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-09-16
Rirrhdax PariY.

On Tuesday evening. September j.. hirih
aay party Nas cIvru NJ the bb,u" e Nj s"d
Mrs Arihnr l.. NaRu- in honor ui Mrr.
Ra.u-r's niece Miss Emma Rruthers, The
evening vas spent very nrrrliy aHii very
late hour y ben all were invited Co the table
SCI uu ths large porch. ubsrc was served THE
ancsi tfa.ts-aPPics. pssrs. grapes. peaches
and i.snAua> sind many kinds ut ch"irsSi cakes,
candiss aad irmuraNe. NhCh we're greatly en-
ioyy-i. Al wished Mss Emma many more
pheasant birthdays. After Refreshments games
we're continued until late hour Shcu the
guests said good NIGHT 70 the hos, and hostess
sad returned a. their homes.
Those present wcre Mr.. and Mrs Arthar
Wagner. Mrs. MARY Myegly. Mrs- Lgsie
Brother: Misses Emma Broihers. Nay Wae
uer. Florence Hall. Noble Wagner, May
Stoncr, Mary Young, EruA IApVy, Cora
HaTrhime. Ada Warcbimr. Ada WAuiE.
AKne- Eckagi. tt1ssis Bell. Edith Brosn,
Jennie HOiling r. NriIc HaniE. peliir
Spyder. Grace SbSplcy. MARI Shipl~y, Alice
SbipieY, Mary Babylon. Eg~r Shipley. Flor
euce Arhsugh, kathcrins SInurr and Mics
Haluix: MvssrS Walter Friit Howard Hull.
kccner Wsgucr, joshua ivssan Gus. Dan
nvr. Jane, DAnaeg. Irvln Wants. Noah Baby
lcn RoY Myers. Walter Shpley. John Ham,
Roy Nysr.y. Harry Ros~r, Carol! Fris, John
Myvrs, Wilbar uavali. W,ll Hidr, john HIDE,
DAVID Green. James Ssoner. Waller Saaief.
Harry Rikls, lagher lirpy, William pIckcn-
shcvts. vii Far, Ward Warren. Clayton
Ros-F. Roy piekeu,h-ets, Johu Shaffsv. Johu
Myers. Ernest Hriwig, Edgar SuysirT. John
Vol, Aaron Miller. Harry Haihosrr. WI
johnson. uouarl Bsbsl1u. james Ssauh.
samuel Siu,z. T.. Sta.fs. A " treep Harry
YoauE. john LeHiE, Herebrl Hsufhrrs aud
Eayi ~ a~Usr
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CrnSS-EnHlar.

pretty wedding took plse- September II,
at noon IA Clifton STREET Methodist Episcopal
Church. Baltimore. Md. when Miss Elizabeth
Lee Eaglar. daughter Of Mrs, Rachel A. En.
glar, Of Baltimore, vas married to Mr.. Charles
Carroll Cross. OF Fergasoa, 5. c., sou Of Mrs.
Emma G. Cross. of Westminster. and nephe~
OF Postmaster BaughmAn, Of Westminster.
The ceremony was performed By Rev. VII
liam Morgan Cross, Of ReHEick, Pa, brother
Of the groom, assisted BY Rev. John i. EnsoT
pastor Of the church.
The bride wore q becoming going away
gown Of brown Sappho chiffon silk. trimmed
with Persian appliq=e. with hal sud gloves to
match, aud carried Bride roses The only
attendant was little Miss Elizabeth Adelia
Stouffer. her nisce. who acted as flower gil,
Aiiired in a dainty lroek Of Paris muslin aud
lace. She led the bridal procession. carrying
a basket which contained the wedding ring
The ushpsrS were Messrs. John Emory Cross
aud Ejward ). ERgiar. brothers Of the bride
and groom.
Before leaving for the church luncheon
wks served At 4. so clock al the home Of the
brides mother. 253I West North avenue.
Immediately after the ceremony AF. and Mrs
Cross left for = trip North sHd will make their
home al The Pines. Ferguson. $. c. The
gifts we're numerous aud useful Those pres
ent werc Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward : EnglAF,
and Mr. aud ms, H. f. Baughman; Mes.
danes Emma &. Cross. DIR. George +. Baagh.
man. Ella Roberts. Miss Roberts, Miss Bessie
Roberts. of Westminster; NJ. c. Sloner, OF
ChAmbersbarg. Pa; Miss Wilson; Mesdhmes
Harry Stouffer. DIR. Whtehill. Of New Wind
sor; Ada EnglAr aud sou. Miss Alice Engiar,
aud Miss Ida Engiar. OF MeGford; Miss Ceoe
liza Bargoone. OF Harrisburg. Pa; Aesdames
Frank Reese aud sou, OF 6wynbrook; Rachel
a. Eaglar. 5. 5. SsoufFer. Howard ). Englar
Samuel Norman. Irwin Campbell, I. A. Ne
Daniel; Misses Evelyn Basghman. Auna
Roop, Meta SiOuifer, Martha jenkins, Mrs.
Watson, Miss Watson. Miss Southwel
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Personal Notes.

Miss Elizabeth Arndt, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Lily Frick, at Small
wood.
Mr. Ray Wegand, of Newark, n. j., and
Mr. Cowan McCahan, of Baltimore. visited
friends in this city, this week.
Mrs Mary C. Stephan, of near Brnmmel,
this county, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. ).
C. Stoner, of Westminster.
Mrs. Myrtle Utz and Miss Lotiie +. Davis
are in York. Pa, spending a week with their
brother, Edgar K. Davis.
Miss Margaret Little. of Gettysburg, Pa.
has returned To her home after three weeks
visit TO her brother law and sister. Mr. aud
Mrs. Milton A. Sullivan, f. Main street.
Miss Minnie B. waddell, who had been
spending her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Waddeli, of Sans Creek,
has returned 10 Baltimore for the season.
Miss Naddel has a position in the millenery
department of the Hoshchild L kohn Co
Col. Nelson Study, of Littestown. Pa,
formerly of Myers district, this county, cir
eulated among friends in Westminster, las,
Monday.
Prot. Clinton NJ. Spurrier, of Dickeyvile,
Md, formerly of Westminster, attended the
Carroll County Teachers Institute, this week.
Mr.. Hampton Baumgartner, son OF Mr..
john J. Baumgarlner, Of Baltimore, formerly
of Westminster, spent several days ia this city,
this week.
Rev. l.. F. Warner. pastor Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, aad wife, are At At
lantic City. During his Ahse nee Rev. IL. l..
Elderdice, d. d.. will preach next Sunday
morning, aud Rev. Dr. Gushing ia the even
ing.
Mr.. Samuel Miller and family, Of near this
city, were guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Ely,
OF FInkshurg, last Sunday.
Miss Grace and George Glover, OF Bloom.
spent Saturday and Snaday with Their brother.
Frank Glover, Of 0ging>' Mil, Nd.
Miss Olive Deeds, Of Baltimore. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Glover, Of Bloom. Ih's
county.
Mrs Lucinda Blizzard, of near S1ndyyilie
aud Mrs. William Hipsiey. OF Baltimore. were
guests of Mrs. Samuel Miller, near this city,
on Saturday.
Miss Cora f.. daughter Of Nc. tieorge A.
Miller. Of this city. has r~tarnei from a most
delightful trip OF four weeks. after visiting
PiItshure, Boston. Niagara Falls, Washington
aud Toronto, Canada, and other places Of
interest.
Miss Ida Moore is visiting relatives and
friends ia Baltimore.
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L. L. Social.

Pleasant Grove Epworih League held a
social at the hou,e Of Howard l.ockari uu
"Wednesday evening. September &. The
rooms were decorated With the Ep~orth
League cnlors, rcd AEl white. The enler
iainment was as follows: Song. Pass II Ga;
PRAYER. Rev. X. II. X. Gil. .our. just lit,
tie SUNSHINE; rrciiaiioa. Lutte Viola Story,
Viola Rkut-u; recitation. Nhy He Nnuidn {
Die. Paul Grreu: solo Agnes Gursuch, Rad
ing. The pumb Matter. Jessie Matthews; reel,
ratioB. The Smack in School, l.idA Arnold;
solo, Mrs. Clifford Lester; recitation, ka
,Tina's Visit To New York. IaIJic Lockard
address. Rev. r. II. X. Gil; song. The Com
forter Has Come
After the entertainment the evening wss
spent IN various amusemenis. estnE. etc.
Alta late hour the guests departed Tor ibesr
homes after having spent very pleasant
evening.
Those present we're Rev. e. II. K. Gil and
wife, Howard l.ookaTd aud wife. Batter Cor
such aud wife, Noah S,ocksdale aud ~it~.
DENNIS Green and ~ife. Herbert Nveriy and
wife. Waller i.oekAT,i and ~.fc. Mr., Bernard
tiorsnch. Mrs. Harry Caple and Mrs Clifford
Lester; Misses Jessie Matthews, Bertha
Matthews. Florence Shipley, Alberta Saipiey,
Neitie Rhuien. NyTls Rhu,su. wivie Ward,
sadie Geseli. Ida Arnold. FloSsic C4ple.
Lena GeseII, lola Bash, l.alu SeipP, Myrtle
steiner, Carrie Grseil. Lille LsoekArd, Niola
Seipp. Violet Carrie. Nav iocksiAlc. Agur'
Gorsach. Blanche Siocks,iale, Martha Stocks,
dale sud Mary Nyryiy; Nc.srs. Arthur Bar.
her. Harry Bash. Walter Shipley. john BAR
Der, Veguoa Rhoteu, Carroll Capic. Clayton
Slouer. Preston L-is,er. Fsul Grren. Le~is
Gorsach. Albert SsnneF. Joseph Shsasr,
Willie Gorsnch. Raymond Rhugra. Ha~Ard
Mysrly, Morgan Lester. Hojmrs LoekaTd
and Herman NyeFiy.