The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-09-11
= o. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. ii. 1914
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ReDublican State Central Committee
me- in this city on Tuesday.
-bfrty-fye tickets were sold from
rb.s station to Luray Caverns on Sun
day.
IA ,on was born to DIR. and Mrs
T,urh=r :. Bare, West Main street, this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Frank #. Butler, Bond
street. moved into their new residence
on chase street, which was recently
completed.
Westminster was well represented
AT the Star-Spangled Banner celebra-
ri1n in Baltimore this week. Every
day number of our citizens would
attend.
Mr. Joseph Bowers was taken to the
MARYLAND University Hospital, Balti-
more. on Monday for treatment. Mr..
Bowers has been in bad health for
some time
Mr.. J. NJ. Myers, Bachman's Valley,
brought to this office a sample Of
ayrles grown from his orchard. They
are large in size and well formed
without a blemish.
Mr.. o. X. Emigh, vice president and
gen raj manager Of the Baltimore
Roofing and Asbestos Manufacturing
company, at Asbestos, moved into the
house occupied by the late DR.. j. w.
Herring, East Main street. The house
mold effects were brought to this city
from Baltimore by automobile vans
The Tuesday evenings dancing class
s Prof. Cockey was largely attended.
Tue new Cantor and Maxixe were
taught. Owing to the large number OF
gentlemen present the Professor re-
quests that each gentleman bring
lady, so as to enable every member to
learn their respective parts correctly.
There il someone i'm the vicinity Of
Wcodsboro who is nursing load OF
shot which he received in the neck
and back Sunday night, at o'clock.
while he was engaged in stealing
teaches from the orchard of John
Smith, who has a fine orchard Just
waet of Woodsboro The fellow made
his escape and is not known to Mr..
Smith.
The seven passenger automobile Of
Judge w. H. Forsythe, Jr., of Baltl-
more and a member of the bench OF
Carroll County Circuit Court, looked
50 good to the auto Jack that he rode
away in it on Wednesday night. While
the Judge was viewing the carnival.
The car was left in front OF the Rem
merit Hotel, and when the Judge re-
turned he discovered that it was gone.
MissM. Belle Seiss, OF Graceham,
Nd but who has been engaged in
millinery business in Biglerville,
ADAMS county, for the past five years,
as been seriously i'll since March 9th,
OF nf
rheumatism from which a general
breakdown Of the nervous system has
developed For weeks she had to be
kept perfectly quiet but now can en-
Joy the porch and lawn in an invalid's
chair.
After loosing all recollections of
Maurice Lowery, the murderer, Tor
some time, and allowing the trail to
cool down, it was again taken up on
Wednesday by Sheriff Davis and his
sleuths. Dowery was seen around
Deep Run, it is said, and it was there
that the officers made their search,
but with the same result-nothing do
ing. AS there are no colored people
i'm that neighborhood, colored man,
answering Lowery's description called
at Henry Zepp's home and asked for
something to eat few days before, it
might be him. Deep Run Il a good
hiding place on account Of its forests.
Thieves broke into the bandstand
dressing rooms OF the Royal Artillery
Band at Riverview Park Tuesday af-
ternOon and stole Director Salvatore
OrriUnno's best chamois uniform, 16
handsome and expensive wind instru-
ments. four pair of shoes and other
+Tn1n LTr-fIn w hay
were interrupted in their operations,
because six other instruments were
found in a rear window conveniently
accessible from outside And they also
evid ntly escaped by boat up or down
the river, for not a trace could be
found of them, and their loot was not
easily concealable. instruments were
secured in Baltimore and the musical
program continued a. usual.
George AIRING, employed by the
Maryland Flint Company at Glen Nor
ris, was found Sunday morning along
the tracks OF the Western Maryland
Railway in the Emory Grove yards
with both feet crushed and one lee
broken He was also cut about the
head and face. The discovery was
made by Thomas Staubs, a freight
tuSluRpTy WHO removed LuG uuCUu-
scious man to Glyndon on his engine
and summoned DR.. T. Rowe Price
physician for the railway company
After giving first aid DR.. Rowe had
AIRING removed to the Union Protest
ant lntirmary, where ii was found
necessary to remove one foot and part
of the other. Sunday night the pa
tient was eported as doing as well as
could be expected. 1T IL thought that
he was struck by passenger train
about 1 o'clock Sunday morning and
lay alongside the tracks four hours
before being found. He was % years
old and lived at Glen Morris.
Miss Mary q. Carroll has filed her
answer in the Baltimore Orphans
Court to the petition of her daughter
Mrs John Philip HILL The latter ask
ed that the Court require Mrs. Carroll
to probate in Baltimore the will OF
Mrs. Hills grandmother, Mrs. Susan
Howell Carroll, who died in New York
on May % last. According to the ans
wer, Mrs Susan Howell Carroll owned
ln Baltimore certain property and had
100000 worth Of securities in a box
Of the Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany standing i'm her name and the
name OF Susan Williams, niece. All
the securities are now in the posses
sion OF Miss Williams, with the con
currence OF Mr.. Hill, the answer
states, although she has no right tc
Of interest In them. The answer sets
forth fNn+ My~r Rr~mnTT ~-w~@R-wu 4% Tr rx