The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
Maryland Anairs.

Ms Isabel Range. aged 81 years, died
March 6, at Govansiown, Baltimore county
S.v.r,l psrson. from Ohio have recently
purchased faruis 10 Someset county
Mrs Mary Moore Smith. died March 10, at
her residence in ksRt county, aged 20 years.
Caotrrv,lle and Che~isriawn are TO be
lighted BY electricity.
An operation for serious ailment vas per-
formed IN BALTIMORE. Tuesday on Mrs. Shaw,
uifs OF the Secretary Of The Treasury
MARY II. Turner, sxcd s2 years, died Of
urh~stsr. Howard eoenly. March 10. She IS
.sryiyai by one son and four daughters.
Nrs. Bertha l.swenihal. aged - years. died
N.rcb Q A he Hebrew Home. on Monument
s,rrrt, Baltimore. after short ilineSs due 70
= severe cold.
Nr Martha Rider, widow Of Frederick
Rider. died suddenly March II, al her home
IN Emmitsburx. Frederick county, aged 20
years. -Four sous and ,hree daughters survive
her.
A trolley road is TO he built from Hagers'
,owp 10 Shartshurz. CbArlesiOwn, West a.,
Berryviile and Winchester. Virginia, 10 MAT
,inSkurx. West Va, aud thence 70 Williams
port. and from Hagers,owa To Wayheseofo,
Pa
John Riley. of Phraix. who has been spend
ing the winier with his son, Edward kiiey'
lle Falls road. Hanspden, Baltimore county
oai-tly celebrated his 95th birthday, March =
lie /, able To walk about two miles each day
as recreation.
Mr. N.rriken, wife OF d. ". Metriken, an
.s.b aud we'll known resident of Baltimore
roun,y. died at her home, in ReisterstoSn,
las, Saturday night The deceased had sui,
fered for sometime with cancer, which caused
her death. She was 4 Miss Lloyd before her
marriage.
The Gardner Dairy Company, Baltimore,
| has purchased from Henry ID. Perky, tne
| Fils,on Farm Dairy Company property al ozo
! TO 5a4 North Calvert street and two lots IN Tue
neighborhood, all Of the property being I'M
/ proved with buildings which are fully equipp-
Z ed with milk and ice cream machinery, 'he
/ consideration being about S4o,Uon.
/ In the presence Of Governor Warheld and
| a large gathering OF prominent residents oil
| Frederick county the new hood wing OF 'he
! frederick City Hospital was formally turned
/ over m The board OF managers OF the institn-
| ton last week. The wing is the gilt et Mrs;
| Margaret Sholl Hood, of Frederick. aud
/ doubles the capacity OF the hospital.
Mrs Nancy Kelly. died March in Balti-
more, aged log years. Her Oldest hving son
| is 70 odd years OF age and her youngest dAngh
/ ter is is. For nearly half century Mrs'
1 Kelly resided in the house in which she dled,
and until a few weeks before her death she
| I'D rotate anecdotes of the eastern section
! Of the CITY when it was cornfelds and pastures
| for horses and cattle.
Nathan johnson, colored, for many years
nostmaster at Sugarland, Montgomery county,
has been arrested by Postotfice Inspector Shar'
on and handed over to deputy sheriff Coster,
of Frederick, who took him to Jail. Sugar
| land Is a colored settlement, and mostly col
ored persons patronize the postothce. The
charge against johnson is falsifying his re-
cords. thereby defrauding the government
Isaac Bell, a colored merchant, was sworn III
as postmaster by Inspector Sharon, and has
taken up the duties OF the Office.
Capt. Lloyd Tydings, of Talbot county, re
! Gently sold four ears OF corn tor Sl. CaPlalI
| Tydiugs is one of the most enterprising ano
nrogressiye farmers and oflate years has givet
| the cultivation of corn special attention anc
has succeeded in producing some OF most re
u,arkable growth. Many of the ears measured
| ia inches in length, while it took but 2S o.
them to ill bushel basket. Some OF TIM
| corn exhibited before the Chamber OF Com
merce, Baltimore, was declared to be the hines
and largest ever shown there. Captain Iyd
iugs has given the variety the name OF Iydlngs
| Enormous.
John Daily, aged 35 years, Wabash EN-
pIoye, WAS murdered sometime after ii p. m.
March IL, and his body was thrown IN In
canal, lust below Cumberland, where 1t wa
found in an upright position in the water th'
next morning. Robbery seems to have beer
the motive. Daily was employed as an engl
neer by Nugent 4 Mccoy, Wabash contrac
tors. working near Magnolia, W. Va. Vi
Saturday he received his pay and came t.
Cumberland. He purchased new suit o
: clothes, and was seen on the street at night II
a perfectly sober condition. When the bod!
was found there was no money on it. Their
was large cash in the top of the head, Ther
he was probably struck before being robbed