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New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Ed1cin Il. Weiss Bugs an East Side
Flath0use for S23 900.

The five story tenement house No. Z8 East Sth
street, on lot 25x1o0I1 feet sold yesterday
in foreclosure proceedings at the Real Estate Elk
change salesrooms. Nos, II and 16 Vesey street TO
Edwin A Weiss for $4,000. The amount due
about s1S550. The other auction offerings resulted
follows:
# o sprha g. .s4 CO s s ts5 E:ass's sns ss4. ns s @
om.y atty s sdPey Harris ref amt @ Due 81 4a7 H.
By Joseph P Day: EdsecoTbe ave " 5 $50 ,t Of
snd aa Sc? s e. due a. s3S 5ns 90 .c s. o
$50 zoo Siisn' Of N'''n N0S'a'0Fo f0Vs 'u''ns' '0
The auction offerings to-day Will be follows
By Joseph pay g. 81 to S & Wooster St s ia p and s
strins St. % ix5i1 irres: sly loft and store bldg
Gernans Life ms CO agt Pauline ompTech 5 st a. 5, ps %
81 $50 as: 2o5 Ave s8 z Of .l5I 155h
Realty co ct al y aston an Il Aexande4 ( G. sttys
s sp5 B. ref 9t @ qe = s. 81 4ss as Il i ao etc s4 s @ ss
s.a se s@ u. @ @ "a ax aG'Sp s sa4 ss 5tn.
i72d st Inwood ave and Mseombs Rd block lo7K$s2 SK
woof ct al IecssteT Realty co St s,,1 al
as 81 sealss a9es s5sE es cannon
+ OF stanton St & 81 s'x iq Ten SRq + attVs
is s ss I6b hisiP to o p6r d4 @ses
s45 74th is ~ fc,ll..n 90 ave 25Ess T'a.
, a,a j.. !. M &c s.sF ss4.: &c, s; .a6 90
Ssss 5s Gam 5o Mutual LIE HsIfsr
SIS 0Is 1e axes ste 1922 so i47th
St fJOxI vacant; J Stapler agt Esler et al
4 NJ Collyer, atty; Arthur Hurst, ref paTtltiGono
1Olst St 406 412 100 lst ave, 100 1lxIe".
sty and stores; Aetna Mortgase CO agt
Anna Cirrfto Levy r, sttys; 7 " Churchill
ref amt due 30. $500; sub - prior
rntge aggTegang 800; Sd 1852 35e2 iT4th
Simon Weiss et al; Harold Swain. atty; Aians
ref. mt 81. .535 81 etc, S6fS "a; 30 ave
4o5S and 1882 II 174th- ST. 3Sxl00 5 sty
and store; Louis Kramer aEt simon Weiss 81 al;
same atty: B Rogers ref; due. s7543 81 taxes
etc se51 ~: mtge Of $4,000; Aqueduct ave,
1881 ST. 70 IxI4 e1TSx2T.1o sty ten ard store
Regina Hane-berg agt Margaret Sullivan et al Harold
Swain. due. s. 800
J. 105 2 xlO2 TX
a. II xloO sty ten NJ J Klein sgt North
western Realty Co al; action l. Lese Connolly,
attys: Isidor due. s12917 10 taxes. etc
1926 So. sub prior Of $4,000: 81
427s 8 1882 17sth ST, 5ox1o4 1x49 11xfo2l.
sty ten and same agt; action ,; same attys
same ref amt due. SO. etc. S7424T; sub
to mtge OF 900. by Samuel Marx: Ave p 2o9
rs 18Th ST 81 4x10O. g and store; I a Lee
aet Bretstum Realty al; action 3: Alexander &
a.tys Z. c. Crowley. ref amt due. 3l42i "a taxes
etc, S934 So
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
Notice TO Creditors.

~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE HON.
i Henry Bischoh. the Justices Of the Supreme
& OF ew County OF New
York hereby given I'll persons having claims
against ThAyeT. Te.ior GriAtn. corporation lately
doing business ia the city and County Ct New York
un5er % Tbayer Taylor O. Griffin. present
ta= with the duly verified the
subscriber. Herbert W. TAYLOR. who "a duly sp
assignee 4 ssid Thayer. GriGin the
benefit their creditors attorneys,
TEesn 4 fotingt No street in Borough
81 Manhattan. CITY Of New York 0 before sth
Dsied, NsV York. the 18th day Of October 1905
HERBERT ". TAYLOR.
Assignee the beasnt Of creditors 5f Thasef Taylor
s1riHin-
street Ne~ York
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
LEASES AN EAST 51sT STREET HOUSE.

The McVickar Gaillard Realty Company has
leas sed for Joseph Click the six story apartment
house No $50 East 51st street on lot sxl0o, at an
aggregate rental OF about $4,000.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the F. A.
SAtz Realty and Construction Company 10000
square feet of space Nos 80 and Al East
18TH street: for Charles Katz. 800 square feet
of snace at No 81 to Is West 18th street; for
the Brevoort Construction Company 500 square
feet Of space in the building No. 30 East 1ith
street. for A Seitz 5OO0 square feet OF space at
Nos "a and Sc East 10th street for Jacob A Wolf.
27th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BIRDS OF A FEATHER.

At a dinner given by the Prime Minister of a
litrls Kingdom on the Balkan Peninsula a distn-
gtiished diplomat complsned 20 his host that the
Minister of Justice who had been sitting on his
done that" said the Prigne Minister. In tones OF
gnDova1 1ce. II viii get II back for you sure
src.,ch toward the end OF the e-enng the watch
yyas rat,lrned 10 its owner And what did he
says" asked the diplomat Shin cautioned The
bost 1Ianctuc anxously about him. he doesn [
EnoT That I've got It back"-Iliustrated Bits
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
FIFTH AVENUE TITLE TRANSFERS

Albert Simonson took title yesterday to No S9s
Fifth avenue a six story business building,
nlot a77x irregular, from Adelaide r Read and
other persons executors
Theodore c. Marceau took title yesterday 70 Nos.
52s and $40 Fifth avenue 605xl0o feet. from Felix
Isnlan Qnc). The property carries mortgage OF
fsoS 600
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
ROYALTY SAVED THE GOAT.

Two years ago the Prince OF Wales visited eva
ror in India The maharajah OF that state had
ss,ahiished some lion cubs IN inclosure with the
idea Of perpetuatng the breed, and one morning
The Drfuce stroled out with some members OF MS
sta ~ IN see them fed He found them batting an
Infortunate live goat which they were playing
with as cats with mouse After watching the
rarformanre for a while the prince suddenly eX-
Claimed Il can't stand this any longer. He's a
jolly plucky goat and we must get MIN OUT some
how -. -. S.-
II was not al all easy task 10 get the goat out
of an Enclosure in which some three-quarters grown
lions were at large. 4 lasso eventually Sc
ierted and the work OF salvage begun. They had
lust got the the goat and were about
TO hoist him up when lioness went for him IN
earnest and IL looked be all up with him.
But with the courage OF despair the goat charged
herself up and return 10 the attack the rope was
over him and he hoisted up in safety. He
was found to have escaped without injury barring
a slight cut on leg and he made pen
soner for life and adorned with silver collar
Chira NaWS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
REALTY NOTES.

Franklin Petit is the buyer Of plot 121xIo feet
on the westerly side OF Clarenort avenue 107 feet
north Of 11Sth street recently sold by Gibbs Kirby
for the Society of the New York Hospital
DrJveen Brothers have leased the premises No.
3o2 Fifth avenue, northwest corner Of 2ist street
from Dun1ont Clarke and other executors for ten
years at 10000 year.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

rs-fres ave v 3 "a n Of l94th eight
efy brick dwegs Is sx33 each. William n
S5 MIis5' sTc5ifeet 5Gn tiif total 10000
Hughes ave s. 2033 u OF Pelham ave;
siy pfSh rsn,.5sdei en- aehitects cost - $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

his own occupancy. 1t will be erected on a plot
i12xf3s feet at ESD streer and Riverside Drive. He
purchased yesterday parcel 57sxfss feet which
forms part of that plot from Joseph Burke through
the Duross Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

-vse ave 3 = 80 II or Isist 81. eox@s y
Nvze ave > "a II 90 1Stst 81. 2u1ss y
Nvse ave. = S. 90 n : of ksist y. 2oAl5t-s
Vyse ave p s 10 n Of fSlst 81. 2DKt2l3.
Nvse ave % = I30 II OF lSist s.. 20xl2ia,
Iau-vers' Title Insurance and Trust co loans
leaj3y o.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
Furnished Apartments to Let.

N-EUIT FURNISHED FIVE LIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
~ -zn- elevator service. subway Peterson. Regent
70. F-s away. 1870
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
Apartment Hotels.

HoTE1. lie MARQUIS II TO is EAST s1sT ST
Ii A few apartments 20 lease
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
Proposals.

pForosALs' FOR Z TOWING MAcHINEs.--
General Purchasing Dcer IstirnIan Commission.
gAr tine ne 81. be oTenea IN pubic fer f,lrisf
- re ao9se mentioned articles Blanks and general
gzi-se from this anios the Offices of Assistant
-5lse HeS Crienns. Ia and lees North Point
-Aet sen Frsncisco. Ca-. siEo from the Z. :
Z Angeles. Baltimore. Nd: Philadelphia. Pa;
l-'sal-F ~. BOSTON. Mass Bu1aio y Y; Cleve-
f.-f~- TfratrrstE ohio f-r~aso. Louis
y Detroit sfich- milwaukee. Wis: 81 Paul MIN:
tna-ssrnoss. Tenn Louisville. ~: Mobile Ala. and
C- .--s+- n ,o5lnerce G9iney III. snd Chamber OF
Aai- 'aTtaln corps Of Engineers. Z. 3 A. General
SEALED BIDS or PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
=, r 2a sae sssssS r9s q Se Yor @ y ihs e16 9s u, ~
- urtil II NJ on Decenb>r j 1905 for CONTRACT
- ,a 2stie,- o, the Waikiki river utis ,bye
Fan clrrrere conduit and aquNduct-
Fsrr Or rF5r9 Afi.EIII PfzssI ne TT,;sEI pitb
~ szfLz so 70 go fes n eer5h' enc EaSr, stretch
g. The pressure tunnel viii be circular. "a feet
i-e diameter the aouedUct Il feet hiEh b. IT'z
-. e8ss inside The vork * located IN the towns Of
rs Pal'y a=5 Gardner Jistsr county Ne" EoIS -.
Trt = -, ,tsSsT ,lsy uaske a bfd f7-
sthe- r1nfrar- g- for the rEo combiHsi-
aL@ form q propoSsl VII b. furnished for the puT-
A. - sbo1s pisce s6d tine BIDS ~n Be pabliey
and rea1 IRE award of the conlIsG,. 4 u p @ -
= mace s0on thereafter IS praciiesbe Falnpns.s
nns Information Cor Bidders forTn Of is contiacs'
- oo+s,e - 80 % I.15 81 re sbo,e address by
sHs tHs = ten dollars $40 for each psnpal-I
= rpnaifIan oitin rhrfv from re ast-
- vei~r BIDS he opens3 For further particulars
JOHN = BENsEI- commIs.loners
President of tne
CHaEIEs : CHADWICK. ~ Boa Bosrd s..,'i q +,
Sf5ARIt.s = sEAE NAter sIpi"-
1I5osAs HAssETT. secrstary
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
6OvernSsses.
70 COLLEGE, schools nd Families. Apply to
krs n J. YOUEG-FGLTOS. 2s Union SquaJS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
BuYs PLOT IN THE DRIVE.

Samuel G. Bayne. president of the seahoard
National Bank is going 10 build large house for
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
Country Propertyfo Sale.

A. y INVESTMENT WORTH INVESTIGATING. RIv-
A ervfev Manor. HASTINGS HOMES CO, ~ ". 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
CD. CONTINENTAL.

Perfectly new. opposite Ezbekieh
gardens and Opera House Each
Toorn has balcony and fireplace
Grand verandahS-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

II should advertise fits needs in this respect by
using as II were, many brass bands as possible,
and then you would certainly witness marked
change for the better in this branch OF municipal
government"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

Most luxurious in the Orient. Full
south. Centre Of fashionable Cairo
Rooms have toilette and private
baths. Patronised by Royalty
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

burg for which the Congressman was sue
Cessful i'll securing an appropriation of
so, 900 at the last session of Congress. With
regard to this Mr.. Taylor, the Supervising
Architect, stated that he would send an in
spector, as soon as he could get one, to go
over the sites offered and report to the de
partment, when the department would make
a selection and complete the necessary ar
engagements for the purchase of a proper
site. Mr.. Taylor furthermore explained
that by reason of the large number of public
buildings authorized by the last Congress
the work of the inspectors was great, and he
had had trouble in getting an inspector to
send to Frostburg to make the necessary in
vcstigatIon and report.
Whether it be trouble to get an in
spector to come to Frostburg more than
to visit some other town is not stated,
but it looks like some other places de-
mands are heard more distinctly and
needed more considerably.
Col Pearre is doing all he can, and in
next interview with Mr. Knox will no
doubt not allow himself to be put off,
with the intimation that his district is
only next to head
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
Death of an Old Citizen.

At his home, corner Mechanic and
Water streets. early Saturday morning,
August %, 1908, Mr.. Philip Michael
died, aged IS years, S months and day.
MIR. Michael was born i'll Virginia,
near Brucetown, Preston county, now
West Virginia, December p, 1929.
When 20 years old he left that place,
went to Petersburg, Pa, and learned the
trade of blacksmith. Three years later
in 1852, he came to Frostburg, entered
employment of the late William Parker
under whom he completed his trade. In
partnership with J. w. Brooks, he
bought Mr.. Parker's business i'll 1891,
and these two conducted the business
until 1871, when the partnership was
dissolved, Mr.. Michael retiring from ac
tive work for a year. In 1872 he joined
the late Enoch elise in a firm which
continued the same trade until 1891,
when Mr.. Michael retired from his
many years of labor to enjoy rest.
March 20, 1870, Mr.. Michael was
married. Miss Mary G. Conrad, of this
vicinity, becoming his bride. The latter
survives, with one daughter-Mrs. Nir
ginia c. Burton, of this place, and two
sons-Edgar N, travelling salesman, also
of this place, and J. Stewart, of Seward,
Alaska.
In politics Mr. Michael was an I'M
compromising republican-this against
the faith of his father and brothers-all
democrats He was strong Union
man, never abating his faith i'll the
righteousness Of its cause during and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

proper audit, due to the absence of d0td
to work with, as stated in the report
Certainly no thought occurred to me
that the charge was an improper one i'll
any way, or that Mr.. Metzger had not
been duly authorized to do the work.
am glad, indeed, that the gentleman
explained the various items, which are,
no doubt, as he states, but the Auditors
were expected toreport the books us they
t0HHd M"m, which was done. Further
than this we could not go.
Mr.. Metzger ''supposes" some things
which the Auditors did not, and the
books speak for themselves-so far as
they can speak, but where no entries are
made of any kind this is impossible, as
stated i'll the report, and it may be pos
slble that here is where the "shoe
pinches." Idonot know whose duty it is
to do certain posting, and [ judge that
this point had never been defined until
the report was made to show that Ger
tain entries had not been made, when
the Council promptly passed resolution
instructing that these Shouid be made
and kept up in the future.
SO far as Mr.. Metzger's remarks CON
corning "inteligent and SCHOLARLY at
tainmentS are concerned, | pass this by
as being unworthy of notice, but when
he says that ''stoop to reflect on some
supposed enemy" | must object, for |
was not aware that | had an enemy i'll
Frostburg. If Mr. Metzger considers
himself one, | was not aware of it, aud
regret that anyone should be, but al the
same time it is Il matter of perfect indif-
ference to me how he considers himself.
However, | desire him to know, and any
one else, that [ acknowledge no man or
men as my Master" and my scholar
ly knowledge does not enable me to
know to whom he refers. Possibly,
with his superior knowledge of masters
and his long acquaintance with them i'll
his political career, he may be able to
enlighten me.
MIR. MetZger assumes that our charge
was eXorbltant, and quotes seeming
knowledge of the charge made by the
gentlemen who audited the books of the
city of Cumberland.
Mr.. Metzger is careless" i'll his state
ment, for if he had taken the trouble to
ascertain facts, he would have found
that it cost the city of Cumberland Just
$500 for auditing the books for one year,
based on charge of - an hour. Our
charge was 81 an hour or 81 80 for an
evenings work. This was explained to
Council, and we We're duly authorized
by them to proceed on this basis and
audit the books for two years, which
was done. The length of time taken
was necessary on account of the condi-
ton of the books, as stated in the report
So it would appear that our charge
was moderate i'll comparison with those
he quotes. - "a fs;s
understand that Mr. Shaffer is out
of town. | suppose if he considers it
necessary he will reply to Mr. Metzger's
remarks concerning himself
again dlsclaim any intention to cast
reflections on Mr.. Metzger
NJ b. TYLER
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
Coming Events

The Uniform Rank, knights of Ply
thias, of Allegany county, will hold a
regimental picnic in Vogtman's Park,
this Saturday evening This picnic
takes the place of one scheduled several
weeks ago but which was stopped by
rain.
The membership of Frostburg City
Lodge, No. So, Knights of Pythias will
hold Smoker" Wednesday evening,
next, September 2. and the JOURNAL is
informed that "all members of the
Lodge are not only invited but expected
toattend. Not only so-visiting knights
will be gladly welcomed. The smoker"
will be preceded by a band and Uni
form Rank parade and in the hall broth
ers David B. Robh and d. Lindley
Sloan will make stirring addresses. Re
citations, solos and instrumental music
will sandwich the leading exercises, and
lunch, with coffee, will be served at the
proper time" Boys, better be there -
all of you.
Don't forget the Mountain Ash Male
Voice Party of Wales, due here soon.
With 20 male voices and repertoire of
over 20 chOruses, the outlook for a great
vocal event is inspiring. Date next
week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
IL. f..


The game here last Saturday between
Midland and the town team was Il
model contest
Frank Spates did the home pitching,
and though the visitors hit the ball with
a large degree of frequency, he man
aged to keep the bingles pretty well
scattered.
Sloan furnished a pretty exhibition
behind the bat and played well all round.
Stakem did the pitching for the visit
ors and, barring first inning, threw good
ball. His support was excellent at every
stage, and especially happy at Jack
Mckeldon's picket-post behind the bat.
Score by innings:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
EpwOrth League Rally,

Next Tuesday, September list, will be
a day of interest at Grace M. r. Church,
South, corner Steyer and Beall streets.
Two ladies and ministers will take
part as follows
Mo,ning Session.
900-Devotional Exercises
Rev. q. T. d. Collins
-Address-''What Is Your Idea of
Rev. NJ. A. Patrick
94O-Address- THE Relation of the Ep-
worth League to the Church =
Rev. II. l.. Hout
10OO-General Discussion.
1O2O-Address-"T Literary Depart
ment'- REV. ]. c. Hawk
lO4O-Address- THE Epworth League as
Promoter of Social Life in the Church --
-Rev. II. A. Brown
HOO General Discussion.
1:2O-Addrcss- The Work of the Lea
guers as the Pastors Assistants in Car
ing for the Strangers and in Looking Up
Those Who Might Join the Church,
Rev. S. II. Greene
:4O-Address-"The General State of the
Epworth League in Mooreteld District
Rev. w. II. Wolfe
afternoon Session.
2:00-Devotonal Exercises
Rev. J. w. Thomas
2:20-"rhe Purpose and Work of the Jun
ior EpwOrth League Mrs. Edith Young
2;40-Address-"How the Epworth League
Can Assist the Pastor in Raising His
Conference Collections Rev. II. l.. Huut
3:O0-General Discussion.
3:20-Address-"How to Make the Month
ly Missionary Topics Interesting
Mrs S. II. Greene
3:4O-Reports from the Epworth Leagues
in the District.
I;OO-Business Meeting.
S.00-Sermon Rev. w. II. Wolfe
Rev. Mr.. Greene, pastor, wishes the
JOURNAL to say that 1.-THE public is
cordially invited to attend"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

The Newport grocers are up in arms. one
of them has issued a statement which con-
cludes with-"We no longer can take cog
nizance of hard-luck stories of multi-millIon-
aires" 1t seems that tax-bills are not the
only thing the rich New Yorker lodges
Baltimore Nc~S.
But lodging a tax-bill and lodging a
tax-collector are entirely two different
things.
To dodge the former, with its "''ima-
INN, of pay up or be sold out Is serious
alternative; to dodge the latter means
me rjUhf 10 dOdgF!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
Slow but Sure.

The appropriation for the Govern
ment building at Hagerstown, now
about to be offered for contract, was
made in the 59th Congress, second SEES
sion; that for Frostburgsin the first SEES
sion of the Goth Congress-this to show
how far behind Frostburg' 5 turn natural
ly falls. 1t may be some time, therefore,
i'll the order of red-tape events before the
site is selected and purchased, and then
little while before the architect can
adjust the building to the ground, and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

after the war Though, as stated, of
strong party convictions, he was not a
politician further than that he once ran
for town Councilman, was elected, and
served one term creditably.
One of the secrets of his success is
found i'll his devotion to an adage he
often quoted
Pay as you 90.
Ana you'll never owe.
All of its life he was a subscription
patron of the JOURNAL, and about the
same dav every year he appeared and
paid for the year i'll advance an annual
incident typical of his business method
and habit.
Akin to this was his fidelity to his
sense of religious duty as eXemplitied in
his membership of the Methodist church.
Rarely, if ever, was his seat vacant at
any service, and it was in his place Sun
day, August 10Th, that his first and last
illness fell upon him. With no little
difficulty he reached his home, shortly
after went to bed, fell into the sleepy
lethargy of paralysis and thence passed
away nearly a week later into the realm
where 1.-The just on earth are made per
feet i'll Heaven"
The funeral at the family home and
interment in Allegany cemetery We're
largely attended.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
STATE or OmIo, CITY OF T"LEpo, ..

STATE OF OmIo, CITY OF T"rEpo, .,
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of +. J. Cheney X
Co. doing business in the city of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum Of One Hundred Dol
lars for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by the use of Hall tatarrh
Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed i'll my
presence, this 9th day of December, y. ID.
1856 y. w GLEASON,
(SEALD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Send for tcStimOni-
ais free. F...J CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, - cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for
Eau Term Begins
September |, , and 3. Send for Catalogue.
TIE THl-STArE Business COLLEGE,
Cumberland Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

The Salisbury (Pa.) club was here
Monday and played two games with
manager Jetfries' cardinals.
The visitors won the first; score %;
cardinals" won second; score 1l-5.
\ good crowd attended and manifested
much interest in both games.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29
SpriOnS Runaway.

A two-horse team ran away with Col.
r. l.. SOmervilles carriage Thursday.
The vehicle overturned, very severely
several members of the family.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

The New Hope mine actively operated
by inc Consolidation Coal Company for
at least 10 years, has been equipped with
a rope-hau'agc system, and now the
"pillars will be removed. The Union
Mining Company has charge and the
new outfit consists of IA - horse power
Exeter winding engine and two 30
horse power Erie boilers Six cars of
coal Will be hauled i'll trip, and a trip
will be hoisted i'll / minutes-a speed
equivalent to an anticipated output of
900 tons day 1t is IA big plant.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-29

Mrs. Frank Lee Carl, of Cumberland,
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cock, Orman street, is quite i'll but i'm
proving.
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