The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-05-25

sold MS psl-r' rights foo passage Co. Bug a"t.
lie was Is ui.il haud when his machine <a-
putting millions iu The pockets at other ueu.
Charles ". Norss. the ice king. has decided
in -rrc; q - u0O. pOr i,taer va Fifth ayruuf,
Nv York With the j,ri and furnishing,
she ,nral Gust II th., home will be- about -,
coco
Allied y Chandler. a Philadelphia ciab
man, made q successful ascension 5H hr- bal
loon, on MAY - being the first emaleug bas
fHota. in THIS country 10 maaa au ascent geo
Pa, -, balloon.
J.. ). Hil.f,S frr - y-ars sr.tart ul
ncs"s 81; P-vus. l'linn.>, testified hei'T" ihr
lnlsrst2'e Commerce Comm .sSlrn rsEtrts7E
the use # cash and tsieks 90 secure business
fog Standard OIL
Frank " Chapman, Of the Museum ct
Nagafai History, Nrw York, has gone 80 lhr
lar Nvsi 60 secure mai-Tlst Toe rev b3fa
creugs tag The uuseam. he "iil vest about
/ state, ,a g1t Wr,I.
N,frru H. Manning, ui Bssssa. ihr .aal.
,ea,r Asylssvct, wno F.ApHvd Nu@a"Nee
elaborate PIX systeii,. bss bgsu fuZaEri as
state Senator J. Il. SCOUT. Hi AeHntu'ase.
Wis-, to beauty the gffy.
William Never and Sapaic Chrsta' ~sre
arrested ru tac Agi5sa. &c the Steamer Graf
ulgrirr ct the wife 81 Meyer. ~bose tody ~as
found packed 20 tJauA is GrTma"y
ThHFs ags more than 10000 urxru Bap,
gi-t< iu taIs coaHyry, s1sA ~ 3ue'ilaIsou= v3
learning aud - lyaassl ..at,oszj F.sPess- lasy
have q rtaiiou4i orEsatEatfos. sab eeass= 'pf
uI>ssous. bsme ald 'nrrssu, ys4usaifaz., I3a.
i.e,su1u aad lte youuG qre,..c.s s"-'v'sr-,
E.54rurr "a. yrs,i4o-d o., the ssrai 81 j,s.e.
ph8av GsFraar.v.s. 8a Mes NurN e71y. us' Soy
Is charged ustH she ugrs3vr % Der 4ac.r sEa
aaat. Gaet.ao snd Caals,la Reggie. 'o -ha~
thai her l,.g,nis AnA gEsuiVsryrt- "H ems a4r
we're dfaakaras aud desrerra'rs. Aa4 vu 'ae
other sp.irPsaes
Amssfcan daur Esgrs euurr Subtraction Go
Ma.,hara The demand IS Increasing, sHi
bi.eai,. nsads iruna Petite Coast Boar ar.
during The height ut i8r susy suasaaeT ,FAsh-
oa tie ti4a Ksyrr. c5nsf1~rri = Aaluty maEsci
,hzg -eiis Is hundreds ID coolies lac pgebsF-
bal hot Cskcs-
fitly uvmbyrs arr algv4iy rurn.ict Ca she
Pueoboulas S0cl~iy. r~gvnty formed CO. " &sh
luEi1u. Members ugs: Fgare Shcss 4"Aeeai
from she lallaa ulasIee and her EpstasA bus
band. gh~ge o. ia b. Is % Psesh1olas 4sy a;
the Jamsssg@n EKp1ssisau, ~aesc 'bc -oei'iy
sjii bold tr,i place.
The cracker bakery IT Red I4on. Pa-, uFef.
ai.i hy Mead Brus aas destroyed by hru 60
tbs anerroou af Mas is- Toe lass . Estimated
Al abJa, SIS. oo Il !. .arse.y covered by aa.
saraucs. Albert keeugr. hrsueu $40 sas
helping 30 rxlyuru5sh ihs trv. as bslY iH-
jsssd uy tAllios sal
j. l.. IaruaN. sell 20 te resident 81 she
Ph. aieiphiA Pa sutartas toss 81. Ard
more. after hAyiug lived 60 i- 81 years oi azr.
.aac.a3rt that ike Bad no atthrG chArus tur
h.m aud jecltvd 70 cu# b, al; so oa Way II
he slsas Als site, ~hp 8. = wears o.d 20 the
back ai,d thrn -cul = bgl}eg toto Us o~n tfasu.
Wi,han 4 Schsarz. q mrmh p o.. he
lndianap5If. bar. Ia. rren arrested b. ydrral
officers go a charge oi r.uuieriritsug.
SchNsF5z confessed 90 the oi8ocrs and say
rendered the Dies u.-3 ulaktHE the sFgrlaus
caln H,, '-s practice. be- said, DID COS Eis.4
n satliciruy income tor The snpp0ri gi BIS SICK
viir.
Ray Yaurtllsch. - Newspaper ulan. tFsAr
tie world 'ype~r,;iaE record 81 Pueblo. co.,
taxing .. GUo Noril- danHs The drsi 30 minutes,
and 6rt-hiug The bogr uglh tsl5 words, oyvF
the long distance telephone igom ptavsr. III
miles away. The Previous boar rrcari, $50
words. W. made ~ Pau Mauder. Al Mes
York, November l. lgt5.
The Simplan Tunnel wss iaaaguratri o.,
.
NbD isft ~ 10 IS a. "a. for Brqur. nu Ihr
Ssi>, side 1T she mountain TIE ruyai Train
passed through the II m.le, u tunnel 8rasn
by steam engine, The electric moiar, mot
being rrady. On reaching the middle OF the
tunnel. 1T height Of , 30 irei abosr the sra
level. The King exclaimed. Il is a eyc0pc
/ work, The rusuli 81 a bait ccpiury Of study.
7 seven wears OF work and the expenditure OF
Z nearly sI5,Ooo.O'0.
l While Abraham Whistler. 4 farmer Of Hope.
I well township. Cumberland county. Pa, was
/ riding home on May IL. Niih his u year old
I son. Eber, iu spring wagon which contained
I > hive II bees just purchased from "A p,i ghbor.
/ d jolt TO the wagon. caused by aneveuness #
/ the road. overturned the beehive aud The hr-s
1 attacked father and son The latter ran while
I the parent attempted 20 replace be hive Ten
minutes later Eb-r returned 60 find MS father
{ lying dead in The middle 1T she road. siuug 10
I death. Mr.. Whistler lravrs u widow and eight
| children.
! Gen. C., {. Wharton. prominent Confcd
( arai. veteran, died NAY - at his home in
( Radford, Va, aged s. years. lie Was one OF
( the best known aud most prominent citizens
/ in Southwest Virginia aud had done much for
| the Development of the coal fields Gen.
1 Wharton served throughout the Mexican War
/ aud at the outbreak OF the Civil War entered
{ tEE NhtittItFAtf service AS y CblGArl OF III
/ fantry He rose to the rank Of brigadier,
I general and the scene OF his operations was in
/ Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee. where
1 he took part in all the principal battles until
I 1864. when be joined Eariy's army IN
! the Valley. Before he was mustered out. in
/ 1865, he was made major general by breyet.
/ Major Barak G. Thomas. the most cele-
| brated breeder ef thoroughbred horses in
/ State If Kentucky died at Lexington on May
| u He was known all over the world. He
was 10 years old. Major Thomas. whose
| breeding farm, known as the Dixiaua Stud.
/ had been for so years connected with the turf
as an owner aud breeder of thoroughbred
| horses. Among the notable racers he bred
and owned we're the cracks Himyar and
| Domino, whose performances of the middle
| 92s are still discussed with admiration by
TURTLES. They recall the winnings made by
! the wonderful little Domino, amounting IN
| 1891 to $203, $50, in 1898 to $3.50, 252 and in
1894 Sl0l, 1853.
Edwin S. Greenfield, a trusted employee for
years of Harrison Snyder & Son, brokers,
| Philadelphia, Pa, confessed to stealing $3.50.
600. The firm went into BANKRUPTCY last week.
| Greenfield was so implicitly trusted by the late
Harrison Snyder that he made him co execu.
tor of his estate with his son, George Z. Sny-
der. The estate was settled up, and the bust
ness has since been carried On by the younger
| Snyder. About two months ago Mr.. Snyder
went west for recreation. He left IN G en6eld's
hands a power of attorney to carry on the bus
iness, and when he returned home Greenfield
met him and assured him that all was we'll
| Snyder received notice from a local bank that
they were heavily overdrawn. 1t was bank
in which he supposed they had thousands of
dollars. Soon after he went to a strong box
| tn not uar,,ritiao Thar
| Greenfield, asked for an explanation, broke
] down and admitted Thai he was a defanlter