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Transfers Of REM Estate.

Eldridge J. Hammond to VIM. L.
Hammond, conveys 9-100 acre, for 50.
Ida 4. Conaway and husband to
Stella S. and l.. II. shIpiey, convey
IA acres. | rood and 3 perehes, for
$500.
Marion Green and wife 10 Carroll
Magee, convey 2 lilo acres, for S57.75.
Farmers Warehouse Co. to Taney-
town Grain q Supply Co.. convey l
acre, for $4,000.
Philip Horpel to Wm. H. Blizzard
and wife. conveys III acres, for
SITS.
Francis A. Taylor to John c. Tay-
lor. conveys property. for s110.
Geo. ". Albaugh Real Estate &
Brokerage Co. to Leander ?. L. Miller,
conveys 5544 square feet. for $500.
Geo. ". Albaugh Real Estate &
Brokerage Co TO Clara 4. e. Miller.
conveys 1896 square feet. for s2500.
Sarah J. Croft and husband to Aaron
d. Leister. convey IL acres, for $165.
James g. Leister to Charles W.
Murray and wife, conveys acres, 3
roods and 81 perches. for s398.50.
Rose r. Wilhide TO Washington
Shaffer. conveys s4 square perehes. for
SO.
B. +. shriyer Co. to Abraham s.
Leister. conveys AZ square perches,
for SO.
Philip B. Myers and wife to Jose
phine Grumbine, convey land, for s26.
Geo. 7. Grumb!ne 10 Josephine
Grumblne. conveys lots In Union
Bridge, for $500.
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Orphans Court.

Monday. June 6-DanIel 3. shaeffer
and Edgar Il. Shaeffer. administrators
of jeremiah Shaeffer. deceased, re-
turned report Of sale of personal prop
erty and additional inventory of debts.
Annie II. c. Starner. admlnlstra-
trix of George w. Starnef, deceased.
returned inventory of personal prop
erty.
Ruth i. Ritter, executrIx Of Edward
b. Ritter. deceased, returned inven=
tory of personal property and receiv-
er orders 10 sell personal property and
stocks.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Mary A. Trite. deceased, grant
ed unto Frank ]. Shriner. Rho return
ed inventory of debts aud settled his
first and final account
Tuesday, June 7.--charies B. Irwin.
administrator of Roger B. Irwin, de-
ceased. returned Inventories of money
and debts.
Order of Court passed directing
Westminster Deposit { Trust Co. to
pay 10 John E. BankenI. amount de-
posted IN his name b. Thomas IL.
Bankert, administrator d. b. n C. I. r.
of Jacob Bankert, deceased.
beofEe N. OLti duHllnlsIIhIOI OF Md
tilda OFT, deceased, settled his first and
final account
Mary &. Shearer and William c.
Shearer. administrators Of William H.
Wilson. deceased, returned report of
sale Of personal property and settled
their first account.
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of Eugene Trayer. deceased.
granted unto John Milton Reifsnider.
who received warrants 10 appraise
personal property and real estate, also
received order to notify creditors
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ANOTHER
DEMONSTRATION
DRILL WILL BE EElR RAILROAD
Fire WOrksafEghi.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
this city will celebrate another gala
daY sIIh a parade and drill.
The parade will commence at :
o'clock and Will traverse the principal
streets.
IN line will be the First Regiment
band, Company II. Westminster Fire
Company. chambersburg Drum Corns
and Friendship Ere Company, Of
ChamDeraburg.
Immediately after The parade the
drill I'll take place b the Friendship
Fire Company on Main street, between
John .. Bowers store and the rail-
road.
The above company has been very
successful in the drill contest where
ever i entered. II captured the prize
at tks last 1remeuia convention in
this eILY. They viii arrive on the 7.4h
,. N. train Friday and vii be enter
taIned y our hre company.
On I1s day OF the parade beautiful
display Of tire works .lIi be given At
the Western Maryland College n
night. md many other attractions VIII
confront you
Our large dry goods stores VIII
haFe special sales on zome valuable
articles that will be .oTth consider
ink.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 1910.
HEDDIEGBELLS.
PonmlGill,ert

Miss Madeline Gilbert, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Gil.
bert. and Francis John Power, son ol
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent +. Power, al oI
this city, were married at the home Of
the brides parents at 5 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon. Owing TO the feeble
health OF the brides mother, IL was q
qaiet affair aid only the immediate
families OF the bride and groom we're
present.
The ceremony Was performed By Rev.
Father Jerome Dangherty, of Wood
stock College, q cousin OF the brides
mother. After the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served. and Mr.. and
Mra. Power left b. automobile for 4
trip North. After their return they
vii reside for the summer with the
brides parents. The brides father Is
clerk Of the Circuit Court for this
county.
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Lease.

Joseph J. Lease, son Of Mr. George
and the late Hester A. Lease. Of this
city, died # the home Of hIa brother,
Charles Lease, Baltimore. Sunday
morning. n the 50th year af his age.
Services we're held at hi tie resi-
dence Monday evening b. HeT. L. G.
Makoaky. and the remains were
brought 70 this city Tuesday morning
and inferred In the Westminster cam-
etery.
Besides his father. he L survived
by the following brothers and sisters /:
Messrs. Charles and Harry Lease. and
Mrs. fsaae Fowler, of Baltimore: Mrs
Lizzie zahn. Of Westminster. nd Mrs
A. II. Green. Of Selbyyille. ID Aiso
one son. Joseph. Ir.
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners on Fri.
day afternoon, June }. appointed The
following health officers for Carroll
county.
Taneytown, DR.. Frank II. Seiss.
uniontown, DIR. Luther Kemp.
Myers, DR.. Lewis Wetzel.
W0olerys, DIR. Robert +. Wells.
Freedom, DIR. II. D. Norris.
Manchester, DR.. John f. II. Weaver
Westminster. DR.. Chas. r. Foufz
for the district and aI large.
Hampstead, DR.. Richard C. Wells.
Franklin. DIR. Edwin d. Cronk.
Middleburg, DR.. Ghas. n. Diller.
New Windsor. DR.. Geo II. Brown.
Union Bridge, DR.. Jas. Watts.
1T. Airy, DR.. v. Z. Gayer.
Berrett, DR.. d. B. Sprecher.
Oscar Sullivan. Of Carroll county
after being examined by two phyaI.
clans as TO his sanity. was ordered
sent To Springfield State Hospital by
the County Commissioners at the ex-
pense Of the county. until cured Of
discharged.
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;. Cats Separate Husband and HIle.

Boston, June Cats are the latest
IeaIroyers of happy homes, according
= the testimony offered In the znII
brought for separate maintenance
against Robert :. Pierce, a member
0I the faculty Of Tufts Dental School.
By Mrs. Pierce. : eat fancier. This
unique case was aired for three DAYS
n the Worcester courts. judge
Chamberlain took ! under advlsemenI.
Tie Pierces occupied a handsome
residence In Worcester for many
years. According . the Doctors Iaz-
lImony, his wife had 30 cats. They
cFaWled and meWed about the rooms
md corridors. They slept I'm the bath
Inb during the day and at night ont
earusoed Caruso N the volume Of
melody that they gaYe forth from their
..zIIfery throata.H
Cats ate at ana on the table regular
= At meal time. erept into coat
pockets and established temporary
homes in hats ana other wearing ~
parel Accordingly. lat October Dr.
Pierce and his vie agreed to break
~ their home.
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ALLEN TOOPEILLED.
Struck b D. & O. Freight Train q
Hoods III.

Allen Toop, eoloTHI. Of Ayondale.
va buried on Thursday night, last.
at L o'clock In the eoIoFed cemetery.
near 4sondale, In tha presence of his
friends sho gathered mournfuIiY
around IN this solemn and stormy
occasion Ills mother i known a.
Aaaf Nancy" aud i : most respect
able solored woman. md Allen was =
mHn no vas well thought Of By all
thai Enes him.
Word being received u Medford
from Mr. James Il Heer. OF Sykes
vile. he undertaken. that an IN
known eolofsd man I'D been killed ~
Hoods I'M, who had ; receipt from
William corbln 10 Allen Toop in BIZ
pocket. caused MF. nzIIa md Mr. Ern=
sat a1sfa Of that place. fof whom be
bad ben working. - come 70 West
Minister Thnradsy morning After Re-
eeIsinz he proper authority and being
convinced that Il ~ Allen that Wa
dead. hey. not wishing him to b
buried u the potIsTH HaId. went Il
sYEezxIIla. where IL. Identified The
boIY ID brought Il Hz6E. the funeral
taking place that niEII - above Re
lated.
From ghat can b gathered The
esuss . hla death + y foilnwg: Hs
had trouble with h RIfe and she
sought ne advice o Ina states a
tarHeY. Which Allen hearing of caused
him = anlt work. pa ~ hla bills and
Leave h first Of 81 seek. IL
reached Hoods Nil. aa he B. 4 O.
HallHnHa and was standing on tie
track. .hen seeing lfain approach
inE stepped out of = ~ IN front
Of IEaIn coming IN IHs opposite d.
FeetI1H= He was n familiar with ;
double track railway and vas about
II HEs 3 drink oI HHIHkay from :
bottle. : Is said. HIIh his back to
wafd Ihs incoming traIn. which struck
him n tho head, killing nm instant
l.. - death Is regretted By those
Who EusW him, and n BIZ politeneaH
and IaIIHTnlness - appreciated i
shown = the action = Mr. Bale and
NJ. Ernest Myers = EoIng for HI
haH.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD.
Transfer Of Real Estate, Orphans
Court Work, &c.
Licenses.

Robert L. Orr, %, Wilmington, Del,
and Margaret G.. Eckenrode, "a, West
minister.
Charles P. Lutz, "a, Baltimore, and
Bertha Z. Flickinger. %, Carroll
county.
Thomas R. Reese, q. and Carrie L.
PLANE. 20, both of Frederick county,
Md.
Samuel Delp Yingling, "a, Union
Bridge. and Ella Edith Hahn, 26,
Frederick county.
David Il. Spencer, q. Carroll coun-
ty, and Laura v. Col1et. "a, White
Hall, Nd.
Joseph A Walsh, 26. and Adelaide
NJ. Ylngling. 81, both of Carroll coun-
ty.
John D. Snader, 5. Frederick
county. and Minnie L. Summers, 40,
of Carroll county.
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Snake Helps Hatch Chickens.

Three little chicks belonging u y.
3. McCracken. Of Long Beach. GaI..
pecked their way Into the world after
IN unusual experience. For thirteen
DAYS the mother hen had been Duaily
attending her sitting duties when a
hungry snake drove her from the nest
and gorged Itself with three eggs.
The snake fingered about the pTamis-
es and MeGraeEen shot It Wonder
Ing at Its odd proportions he perform
ed an operation ana found the eggs.
They were placed back under the hen
and at the end Of the regulation time
we're hatched.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-06-10
GRAND LINCOLN MEMORIAL.
Plan ss.ooo.0o0 Tribute 10 The Martyr
President.

Washington, June with the
purpose o erecting a memorial in the
national capital worthy The name OF
Abraham Lincoln, temporary organi-
zation Of the Lincoln Memorial Asso-
citation waa effected at . meeting OF
representative citizens here tonight.
Hannla Taylor, former United States
Minister to Spain, was elected chair
man with authority TO appoint COM
mittee Of IIfIy to determine the scope
and plan Of The association.
The tentative plans for Ihe organ
ization contemplate the raising of a
fund OF S5.000,000 by nationwide col
lection to b converted Into mem
orial to the war President. which will
be In keeping IN magnificenee and cost
with the public buildings nd monu-
ments Of the nations capital.
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Proceedings of the School Board.

The Board of School Commissioners
for Carroll county held a regular
meeting On Wednesday, June sth, inst.
All the members were present.
Messrs. Wm. II. Bennett, Benz. f.
Brown and DIR. Waesche. as a dele
CATION from Sykesyille. came before
the Board. and asked for the building
of additional room for the school In
that town. The house has two rooms,
and the enrolment Is more than a
hundred pupils.
A delegation from Gambler. consist
ing of Messrs. Geo. [. Benson, JabeZ
Barnes. Levi Barnes. Horace Shipley.
Kline Miller and others. laid before
the Board a petition, asking for ad-
ditional room. They represent that
the present house is unsafe, and does
not contain sufficient room. The
house has two rooms, and the enroll
ment for the year was IN all SO pu-
pills.
The Board made arrangements to
visit these places on Saturday, June
18th, and carefully examine the prop
erty, and determine what recommen-
dations should be made under the cir
cumsIanxes. In Frederick county and
In many other counties. the County
Commissioners and not the School
Commissioners have charge of build
Ing and repairing Of school houses.
The County Commissioners are the
proper persons to manage this part
of the business, as the School Board
can not raise any money through Its
own initiative for these purposes.
IN compliance with the new Law
passed At the recent session of the
Legislature demanding definite re-
quirements for a f1rsIzelass High
School. Miss Maude Stremmel was APP
4 pointed n the Westminster High
School. It is quite probable that un-
der the law the Board wIll have to
add the department of Domestic
Science. The State aid as special
appropriation is not available unless
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the school qualities as a frst-class
High School. The S2s00.00 appropri-
alton under the neW law takes the
place of the former appropriation for
Manual Training and Commercial
Work.
The County Superintendent report
ed to the Board that he had just I'm
ished holding the Teachers examina=
ton, which was held on Monday and
Tuesday Of the present week. Twenty
seven applicants we're examined.
: motion was made that the Treas
ufer pay the teachers for the summer
term on Saturday, June 18th instant.
s. SIMPSON Secretary.
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Ray Fogle. Of Annapolis. spent Sat
nrday and Sunday in this city.
J. Calvin Nentz. Of Union Bridge, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. +. i. Lei
Ter. Highfeld.
Elmer y. eaple spent a few days In
Westminster. Nd, with relatives and
friends the past week.
Pemberton Wood and wife, aud Miss
Bessie Hainea. of Union Bridge. are
visiting In Washington, ID. c.
Mrs, George Beck and daughter. of
Ohio, are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Benson, at Gambler.
Mrs. d. }. brown and SONS Sterling
and Herring spent few days IN Bal
timore last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Lee Yondersmith and Mr. John
Leaf, of ReIsIerstown, Nd. spent a
few days With Elmer n. CapIe. near
East View.
Rev. and hrs. Theodore DarneIi and
Mrs. Laura Williamson and son Riley,
of PleaaantfIlle. \. j., are visiting in
Westminster.
u. r. DaFfI 0I Washington. .. G.,
visited his wife and children, on
Washington avenue, from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Mr.. Gltha Miller, of Washington,
ID. c., spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Miller, near this city.
Mrs. Geo. l. Babylon and daughter
are spending the summer With the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Reese, East MaIn street.
Miss II. Nellie Sharrer and Mrs.
Maggie Hoppe. East Main street, are
AZ Atlantic City. enjoying the sea
breezes. They will remain several
weeks, and are stopping at the Cal
vert.
David Babylon and wife, Of eoVing-
ton, Ind. Nho have been spending
some time East. left on Tuesday after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence EIeh-
.orn, West Main street, for Washing
ton and PHILADELPHIA.
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YOUNG BOY KILLED
LIFE CRUSHED OUT BY BEING RUN
OVER BY WAGON
Wheels Passed Over His Chest.

Ernest, eldest son OF j. Albert zepp.
publisher Of the Shut-In Mission
Worker at Melrose, was run over by
a wagon heavily loaded with wood
yesterday and died an hour and half
later.
The lad. Nho was In his eleventh
year, attempted to climb on the lazy
board, but fell and one of the wheels
passed over his chest. His ribs were
crushed and heart and lungs injured,
but notwithstanding this fact the lit
tie fellow got up unaided and began
TO brush the dust from his clothing
In minute or two. however, he fell
unconscious.
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Young Moman Breaks Record for
Divorces.

Columbus. md. June 3.--MarrIed on
the 7th Of last month, Mrs. Willard
Walters, Of this place, nov seeks a
divorce for the third time, yet she Ia
but 23 years of age Within the nast
two years she has been twice married
ind twice divorced. and her IHo mar
riages occurred within the nazI year.
She was divorced from her IrEI nus
band, last July she was married 20 e.
II. Dennig. of this place. but IT the
February tern Of court she uaH di-
sorced from nm and on the n. of
last month aIe married her present
husband. from whom she no. also
asks to b divorced.
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GOVERNOR cnoTnERs faYoR.
LILLE.
To Purchase Pr Of Liberty noa1 =
Request by earroll County nepre.
sentatiIes.

sentatiIes.
Governor croIhers declares h : In
favor OF The purchase hy the HIHIn Of
hat part Of IHs Liberty road which
extends To North Branch. Il mIlsa
from Baltimore. and the abolition NJ
The present IalIgHIe system IL aid
% after he Id Eone over II IN nHTaan
yesterday afternoon with The com
mIttse Of three from the State Haada
Commission.
I cannot speak for the Commits.
Hion." said tie Governor on neaahIng
North Branch. shut for myaelf ! an
Impressed vii lie Probabilities d he
road. believe that at n enmnafa-
lively small expense Il could ). 20
improved as II make a splendid hIEh-
way for trafIie md a valuable aHzaI tn
Baltimore an he State at large
Representative mon Of tie country
and county officials accompanied he
Governors paftx part Of The ~
Stops were made at Bucks Iaae,
Rockdale, RandaIIatown and Hafri-
zongille, II eaeh place men. women
md children I'D collected viii II0H-
afs until his eaf Haz a bower Of H0Hsa.
Flags iiOated rom houses along the
route. The Governor was kenI how
ing acknowledgements 10 the people
Hho lined the road. He waa intro
dneed 90 the aIgnitaries OF the Fafl=
DIS towns and inspected the neK pub
IIe school II Kandallstown. II k0rIh
Branch the narfY was refreshed Nth
Zee cream an strawberries aI fha
home OF Harf. :. LuttgerdlnE.
Representatives Of Carroll county
requested the Governor and the COM
mission 10 continue the Liberty road
from the Baltimore count. line
through Carroll county four mIIEa to
Eldersburg. where II would connect
With the State road to the Frederick
turnpike BY WaY of sykesyilie.
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lightning Rips on Corset and Shoes.

Pony. Mont. June 7.-During i
baseball game At Ennis lightning
struck the grandsIand Mrs. N. I
Buck was holding sunshade over
her head. The lightning came down
the shade and. branching on its TON
ribs. knocked down five women and
four men.
hrs. Bucks corset was torn from
her body and her shoes from her feet
aud she was seriously injured. Re.
naming unconscious until late q
nIghI. 1t is thought she Will re
cover
The nine persons knocked DOM
seTe IL more or less burned and n.
juIed. A dog at Mrs. Bucks feet va
instantly killed. ilFt
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Bartgis.

Mrs. Sophia Elizabeth HartKiB died
Friday al her home. 61a North Cal
houn street. Baltimore. ased $ years.
Mrs. BarIgis Is survived b. seven
children: William. Philip and Chas.
Bartgia. Mra. Florence McGlone. Mrs.
Margaret Barnes, Mrs. Grace Price,
OF Baltimore. and Mrs. Laura Haller,
OF this eIIy.
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HARVEST
Well Known Residents lnd Others
Hh0 Have Passed LAY.
Rooms.

Laura Il Rooms, wife of Dorie
Rooms. died in Baltimore On June g.
aged % years.
Funeral took place from the resi-
dence Of her brother-in-laH. 2296 West
Fayette street. Baltimore. yesterday.
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He8HEFaHleF.

alsz Iniia /. Fowler. daughter af
IT. aud Mrs Isaac Fowler. 1910 NJ
tla avenue. Baltimore. formerly II
Westminster. Va married Tuesday af=
tsFnoon 10 Mr Stewart Hooper. of
0ofanatown. It Third Reformed
Church by the naHIof. Rev. Clayton Il.
IanHk
The bride wofa dress of white
zalIn crepe meteor embroidered HIIh
naafla. and carried : shower bouquet
q Bride roses zIIaa Lotta Fowler.
hsr sister, va maid OF honor and
NoFe white chiffon Airs. Murray !.
Martin was maITan q honor and RaH
dressed In crepe IL chine trimmed
HIth irish lace. Tie bridesmaids Wene
AIaaeH Edna Muller and Mary +. Rea=
Fsf. Of Westminster.
The uHherH we're y II. Mclean. !.
i Hooper. &. i. Lewis aud L. !.
Hooper A tie couple entered fhs
church the wedding march was played
: ]. Harvey Deems. After , trIp
= Hoston, Allan. nd Niagara FaIIH
= and Mrs Hooper Rill live # 10
Hsftie avenue.
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When Miss Anna Conner of Mexico.
No. ~ married. an Old auitor gave
her n wedding present q small pig
tied u n white ribbon.z-Kansas CITY
Star.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Persons wha contemplate going ava. d have
friends visiting IHam. ard desire publication Of
zame, will nIaa=s md tho names to thIz aIIIea1
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Women Ike 70 DO things out oI the
ordinary, but they never hold their
tongues for tn reason.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

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una naa } lab iaa N,tldbtns oey'.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

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