The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-19
PI(DEEINGS.

With three officers in an adjoining
room waiting to serve > warrant
charging her with assault Nth intent
to Kill her husband. Mrs :. W. Ne
Daniels. of StreaIor. Ill. too carboIze
acid August ~. dying an hour later.
The Brussels International ExhibI-
ton Is virtually aL an END ag the, re-
suit Of the fire which. beginning On
August Il and continuing until an
early hour the next day, wiped out
two-thirds Of The buildings and ex-
hibits and entaile6 = loss that In estIz
mated at s20.00e.0oo.
Toklo.s unprecedented Hood has
already claimed 100 lives. according
TO estimates made Monday with the
prospects that the total deaths vii
run Into the thousands a. the result
Of the destitute condition o. the sufz
ferers and the inability of the authorIz
ties TO render any but the sIowest re-
lief
ThirtY=seyen dead and 57 wounded
persons have been recovered from
the wreck OF the Bordeaux excursi0n
train which crashed into n freight
train At Sauion. France. while run=
ming at speed Of 80 miles an hour ON
August Il. Six cars OF the excursion
train Here teleseoped TIE bodies
were horribly manEled. The accident
MAS caused by misplaced switch.
Joseph Vaughan. Charles Quinn ana
Jacob Sears. three residents Of Me-
hee Gitt. ~ J.. charged With being
implicated In tarrIug and Teathering
FRANK siehert, farmer. living near
Cardiff. because n his alleged atten-
tons 70 widow. we're arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Jagmetty N Friday
| and held In 5000 ball each for
court On charge Of atrocIous as
sault and battery.
T. D. Bradford. an orehadiat n
Prossar. Washington. will nick a for
tune Of $4,000 from the trees In a
30-aere apple orchard In Benton conn
~, southeast of Spokane this wear.
Experts estimate that the commercial
output vii be more than q. 900 boxes
Of SpItzenburg apples, ana IS this
variety vii bring IT least = a boz
Wholesale next faIl the gross returns
VIII b d the rate of S1.la0 an acre
or between SIC and 81 for each
bearing tree.
With one exception the month ugL
passed vas the dryest july IN fifteen
years according to the records at the
weather bureau. The total precipa-
fatOn waE III inches while that Of
1896 - Lie. hi for the rain nf
/ last Thursday when sixtY=HIx duna-
redtha nf an inch Of rain fell. It would
have been the dryest On record
The msan temperature for Iha month
vas - degrees. OF just one-half de-
gree above normal The higheat
temperature occurred on the ninth
with p degreee and the lowest on
the twentieth with 90 degrees. There
vas total of i clear days, nine
partly cloudy and seven cloudy.
Thnrmont. Frederick county, lying
at the foot OF the fatoctin Mountain.
. miles from Baltimore. on the West
ern Maryland Railroad. and the pres
ent terminus of the Frederick Rail
road, enjoys the privilege Of being
one Of the best lighted towns in
Maryland The water is conveyed
from dam TO the Dowerhouse IN
wood staxe pine. The dam Is con
nected n gorge IN the mountain
across HIg Hunting Greek. 2f3 feet
long. Of security cement from dam
TO Dowerhouse IL 4.350 feet. and the
dam has 4 head Of water I15 feet.
making one of the highest neadwater
powers n MARYLAND. The town Is
lighted nth SO 60-eandleDoNer Tungez
ten inean1escenI lamps.