The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-11-15

Before election Congressman Talbot many
| times asserted that Judge CrOthers would get
/ 2, coo majority ia Baltimore county. He got
/ nearly 2.5OO-
| The police census of Baltimore. lately COM
! pleled. shows that there are ia los houses
/ Ia the city. or 6.:249 more than shown by the
census Of 1904
| The Democrats Polled the biggest vote in
1 Baltimore county last Tuesday In the party
/ history. The woods seem to have been liter
| ally alive with Democrats thai day.
/ There we're A. deaths from typhoid fever
/ 10 Baltimore ciiy last month, which MAS about
! Iwice as many as in October. 1907 The hath
| authorities say that impure wafer IS the prin-
| cipal cause.
| What Annapolis wants to see Is bride in
| the Executive Mansion. Let the next Gov
eruor propose at once and marry before
| Christmas that he may bring q wife to grace
| the Executive Mansion when he comes here
| in January. Annapolis does not want TO see
/ the States home Of the Governor closed after
/ the family of Governor War6eld leaves it,
4aaapolis Capitol.
| While a large freight barge was being tow
/ ed across the Baltimore harbor on Friday
! evening Of last week, she turned turtle, and
| eleven freight Cars, containing eleven thou
| sand cases Of tomatoes landed al the bottom
/ Of the Patapsco river. The shipment Of
! tomatoes was for the Southern states, and
/ this shortening of this years pack of
| tomatoes will no doubt tend 10 strongly
| strengthen the tomato market.
The GIyndon Country Club. which was
| recently organized. has closed deal for the
, purchase Of j. acres OF land on the east side
I of Central avenue. Glyndob. II vii! be pre-
| pared for an athletic field. and q golf course
L. l.yf
/ spring. II IS the intention of the club TO
| erect club house and bowling alley, as well
/ a. to provide the other features OF amusement
| and recreation usually enjoyed by members
| Of country clubs.
! Rev. 6. z. Beaver has a record that has
rarely been surpassed, as so years have gone
/ BY since he preached his first sermon 10 the
| congregation of ST. Pau's church. St. John :
| Parish, Hilsboro When Mr.. Beaver assum
| ed charge ofthe parish it was missionary field,
! there were not more than four commandments
{ in all Caroline county, and but one church
! editce. Now there are three parishes, with
! their own rectors and number Of churches
/ aud hundreds of communicates.
| Adjutant General Riggs has issued an order
! for the muster out Of Company g. FIrs. Regi-
! nent. MARYLAND National Guard, located IN
! Annapolis, one of the old companies of the
:
| by Capt. 2. Ewood Porter. The action was
| taken because Of the fact that the company
| did not contain the number Of men fixed by
/ law a. the minimum. which Is forty. Nov
ember IA next is fixed as the date for the
muster out.
| The failure Of the Knickerbocker Trust
/ Company, of New York it is said, will cause
/ a curtaiment of operations on the great
| power plant at Nc Calls Ferry, and already
/ three hundred men have been laid Of, al
! though efforts will be made 10 get The work
/ in shape to Withstand the Springs ice fresheis.
/ The Knickerbocker Trust Company was the
! trustee of $4,000, 900 mortgage on the
I plant and at the time OF the failure there was
! 500 go deposited TO the order of the Power
| Company.
/ Owing 10 repairs being made on the bridge
/ which spans Chester river, al Crumpton, the
/ citizens Of that town are experiencing con-
! siderable Inconvenience. The merchants of
/ Crumpton. in order TO keep their large trade
/ on Ken; side, are compelled to send delivery
wagons all the way around by Millington.
| A ferry boat has been pat in commission TO
/ convey passengers across. The reason OF this
/ is that the work of making the bridge i'm
/ lrdzstbe was begun before the arrival vi
I material and now work is partially suspended
on this account.
His Eminence the Cardinal has convened
Al ecclesiastical court to inquire into The fame
If saLc'ity II Elizabeth Anne Seton, found
ress 0: The Sisters Of Charity, at Emmilsburg.
This is the preliminary process to her
cauonizaiion. If it be satisfactorily proved
that she has practiced the three theological vir
tues, Faith, Hope and Charity, and all the
moral virtues in an heroic degree, the Holy
See after careful revision of the sworn test
iinony, may admit the cause to the Apostoi-
zeal Tribunal.