The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-10


having their buildings painted. Samuel K.
Yingling is doing the work.
Miss Mora Devries, of Marriotsville, How
ard county, has been awarded a scholarship
to the Western Maryland College.
A special pension of $500 was granted to
Mrs. Geo. f. Yingling, of District No. Z by
the County Commissioners on Monday.
The Western Maryland College foot ball
team is scheduled TO play the Maryland Agri-
cultural College on November 3, in this city.
The general statement of receipts and ex-
penditures for Carroll county for the year end
ing June 80, 1906, will be found on the fourth
page of this issue.
The canning factory of the B. F. Shriver
Co., this city, will open the season for can
ming corn today. This will be the only factory
of the company's to open this week.
Mr. John E. Eckenrode, carriage builder
of this city, sold a very handsome two seated
rubber tired runabout to gentleman in Pied
mont, W. Va, and was shipped this week.
Mr.. James D. Mitchell, of this city, who is
attending the Photographers Convention at
| Niagara Falls, sent very beautiful souvenir
postal TO this Office on Wednesday of Niagara
Falls.
A. J. Lambert, employed by E. G. Sterner,
| of Harvey, slipped and fell from the overden
| to the barn floor, distance OF about 10 feet,
recently, spraining his hip and receiving other
| injuries.
The bond of Mr.. William w. Mitten, con.
stable for New Windsor district, was received
| and approved by the County Commissioners
on Monday. Mr.. Mitten was appointed for
two years.
There has been good many chickens stolen
| in the East end of this city. Only a few days
| La, bod ~ pina pblpEans N
and that night these were taken and six quite
small ones substituted.
The portrait of Rev. Calvin S. Slagle, pas
tor of the Reformed Church, this city. was
printed on the first page of the Reformed
| Church Messenger The picture resembled
the reverend very much.
Dewey, aged about four years, son of James
| NJ. Storms, near Tannery, one day last week
| fell from fence and fractured and disocated
| the bones of the left arm at the elbow Joint,
causing very painful and serious injury.
Harry o. Harner, of Haurey. left for Pitts
| burg, Pa, where be has been appointed watch
man in the Quariermaster' Department by
the Secretary Of War. He passed the Civil
Service examination al Harrisburg, with an
average Of s7.45 per cent
Mr.. H. n. Harbaugh, proprietor of the
| Palace Livery Stable, East Main street, has
|
| a small tract Of land adjoining the property
| that he is erecting. The tract Is to be used as
an addition to his dwelling
| DR.. Joshua W. Herring and Mr.. r. F.
| Grouse. of this city, have been appointed upon
a committee BY Hon Murray Vandiyer, chair.
| man of the Democratic State Central Com
| mitlee, 70 meet William Jennings Bryan in
| New York upon his arrival a, that port from
| Europe.
Mr.. James L. Dennis. Secretary OF the
! Maryland State Bar Association, has an
nounced the list Of the standing committees for
the above organization, 1895 :. among whom
| are States Attorney Guy W. Steele, on legal
| biography; NJ. Francis Neal Parke, al
missions. both Of this city.
The real estate and personal property OF
| Mrs. Deborah Bale, Of New Windsor, was
sold on Saturday at public sale and brought
| fair prices. Mr. DAVID L. Stem. Sam Greek
purchased the home place for $500, and
Henry Bale, of Frederick. boaghi grand
! fathers clock for 500 J. Thnmas Rnop was
the auctOneer.
gentleman one morning last week came
out Of his house to get his ics'. which vas a
nickels worth, to put ~ his ice cooler. Tie
stopped and looked at il before h. picked il
up. as it was 8 very snall piece. and then re-
marked II only wanted "a whether il
was a piece Of ice or snow hall that the ice
man lefi me this morning.
A contractor from Pit,sbu,g has been
| awarded the contract to build the storage
house AID to enlarge the dis'illery for iSe
| Duffy Whisky Company, near CNvroll'oR.
| The bonded warehouse vii be seven stories
and the diStilery Will he enlarged irom = "a
pacity Of 10 to - barrels day. There are
about 100 men Mt work on the buildings At
the present time.
| Alfred Bruce, colored. Of this eitv, wAs ar
rested on Wednesday on a warrant sworn out
| hy his wife for assault. Bruce beat bis Wif-
very badly on July Is. and this week b" re-.
/ peaied the performance npon one ut ht. rh,l
| dren. who also sxore cot a warrant. Police
| Justice Edwin W. Shtivrr heard his csse last
Wednesday and found him guilty, and sen.
fenced him 10 Two months ia the Maryland
| House nf Correction.
A farm wagon trimmed With baniIug drawn
| BY six mules and lilled with party OF yoanE
/ folks from Union Mills. attracted attention a.
| il passed through Hanover, Pa, on Sunday
! morning and evening. The team vas in
| charge Of Mr.. Crergh,on. a farmer of [ nion
| Mills, who was plotting the party to Peun
| Grove Camp, where they spent the day. relaru-
| ing home in the eyea.ag. The trip was
thoroughly enjoyed by SIT.
I AhrrNiA. aEeA ABOUT - years, sou OF IhhH
/ W. Barnes. Of Gambler who was takea to the
Maryland University Hospital. Baltimore, r.
| Gently, TO be operated upon for peritoujtis.
died on August ). His remains werr brought
TO this city en- Tuesday morning and removed
/ 20 his late home. His funeral took place on
| Tuesday afternoon al Deer Park Church. and
| iBterment was in the cemetery adjoining the
church. r. A. ShArrer had charge of the
/ funeral.
William H. Waesehe. a coal dealer, 1918
| Maryland avenue, Baltimore. Was 6ned $40
and costs Tuesday by Justice Stanley, At the
Southwestern Police Station. on the charge
| Of selling coal less then 3240 pounds ta The
| ton. Captain Monkey hiss had Pairoiman Hong
ley in citizens clothes for some time watching
coal delivered in the district Mr.. Waesches
wagon vas stopped on Baltimore street, near
| Carey street. After being weighed, the load,
il is alleged, was found to be 10 pounds short.
One man was killed aud another seriously
| injured in a freight wreck on the Western
Maryland railroad At Porier's "Wednesday.
| One Train standing a siding. ANA the
| other ran into il head on. Clinton Cugvr. IRE
| man, Of HanO yer, was instantly killed las
body was cut in two aud alirrwsrd roasted ia
the hot Goals OF his engine. Edward Bowman,
| Of York Roads. fireman on the other engine,
was badly bruised about the body aud his left
| leg broken. Both engines and six cars were
wrecked.
The Republicans held their primaries on
Saturday and the convention on Monday, to
elect delegates to the Congressional oonven-
ton 20 be held in Belair on July l4th, in the
Firemeus Building. this city. Louis Z.
Shriver presided and Charles W. Murray was
secretary. Suitable resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Robert Garrett unanimously endorsed
as their candidate The following delegates
we're elected 10 the Congressional convention:
Walter S. Bowers, James II. Reindollar,
| Robert Dehof. Levi d. Maus. John w. Alb
kin, Calvin r Chew. X. Wesley Barnes. Asa
HepDer. Frank Ely, Joseph d. Brooks, Chas.
J. II. Ganter, Cornelius Miller, Frank /.
Schaeffer, Geo. +. Sharrer, James w. Hook,
Harry F. Richards, Thomas A. Barnes, Chas.
L. Slagle, Albert +. Lambert, w. Scott
Wolfe and Walter r. Rudy.
Mr.. B. F. Grouse, State Insurance Com
missioner, has ordered the Columbian Life
Insurance Company. of Boston, to discontinue
offering 10 prospective policy holders options
on the stock of the American Investment Sc
curities Company. Persons insuring in the
company were given a Is months option on
eight shares of the securities company stock at
SIS share. Mr.. Grouse held that this was
violation Of law, which prohibits any agent to
offer prospective policy holders any induce
l. q Il.