The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06

residing on the Montevue Pike, portion
of the dwelling root was torn away.
AT the residence of T. A. Dunshee, on
the Seventh street pike the house was
unrooed.
On Rockwell Terrace the wind blew a
regular glle Shutters were blown off
the houses Of Grayson H. Stalev Ira
Miller Roy McCardell. and the Misses
Sellman.
Two shutters were blown off the resi-
dence of Robert E. Delaplaihe, on Elm
street.
In the Rosenour Building, huge glass
in the skylight, for furnishing light in the
stairway was blown in.
Clerk to the Board of County Commits
sioners, Harmon L. Gaver, had two
houses unroofed in Middle street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
At the residence of Mrs. Harry Hen
sell, East Seventh street, large window
was blown in and the furniture OF the
parlor piled in a mass against the piano.
The greenhouse Of David Croft was
also damaged. many glass beng broken
The old Winebrener warehouse, on
Fourth and East streets, was unroofed.
This building is now used by the Ok Fl
bre Brush Works
On the farm of r. Clinton Zimmerman.
to the west of Frederick, portion of the
barn was unroofed.
"A portion of the roof on the east end
of the warehouse of n H. Reifsnider.
adjoining Frederick's Armory, on the
south, was blown off
The heavy electrical sign in front Of
the Empire Theatre was torn loose from
its fastenings, and landed high and un-
broken on the roof of the building, the
snow guard on the roof of the building
holding the sign from falling to the
ground.
On the Buffalo Hotel, owned by Louis
Otte portion of the roof was blown of.
George List who has a small building
for a garage in the rear of his residence.
East Third street, stated the building was
unroofed
Mayor Fraley reported that at the CITY
Electric Light Plant portion of the roof
was blown off and II wires badly broken.
The city was without street light.
At the Tyson Fertilizer Plant portion
of the roof upon the factory building was
torn off
The roof of the rear of the residence of
the Misses Whalen, East Patrick street,
was blown off and fencing in front of the
property blown down
The roof of the stable of Harry Mohler.
East Seventh street, was blown off.
A window light was blown out of the
west side of the Lutheran Sunday school
building on East Second street.
Part OF the roof in the fear of the prop
erty of Frank V. Staub, North Market
street was blown on
A chimney was blown from the resi-
dence of Frank Mayne, North Market
street.
The roof Of the Crystal Plate Ice Plant
was blown off.
The roof from two new houses of VIM
Freed, on Water street, was blown off
The roofs of two dwelling houses of
Charles F. Schrodel, on West South
street and of the dwelling of John H.
Young, on McMurray street, were blown
off.
The roof of the rear of the property of
Thomas c. P. Sponseller, 4oI South
Market street, was blown off.
A large plate glass window in the store
Of E. ]. Winebrener, South Market street.,
was cracked.
The plate glass window panes in the
front of the store of N. |. Wilson and
Son, East Patrick street. were loosened
from their fastenings, the smaller window
cracking.
The roof of the stable of Charles w.
Martz, South Market street, was blown
off, just after Mr. Martz had left the sta
bic with his horse TO hitch it 10 the milk
wagon, TO go on his route. and was
thrown on the stable of E. w. Edmunds
adjoining.
A small portion OF the roof of Newton
M. Zentz's mill on North Bentz street,
was blown off.
The sign was blown off the property of
Lewis w. Mehring, East Patrick street.
The sign in front Of the repair shop OF
Guy H. Dronenburg, North Market
street, was blown down.
The roofs of the five dwellings of Mrs.
Georgia Davidge. on North Bentz street.
occupied by Edward Stoner, Edward
Harrison. Harry /. Walling. John E. Git
finger and Mrs. Schell, were blown into
the yard OF Philip E. Grove, near by.
The root of two dwellings of Mrs. ". I.
Roelkey, West Patrick street, and part of
the roof of the residence Water Superin-
tendent George A. Burck and John Alex
ander, on Madison street, were blown of.
The roof of the warehouse OF the Ebert
Hardware Company on West Patrick
street, was blown off.
A portion of the root In the rear Of the
Episcopal chapel on Court street, was
blown of.
A chimney blew down on the residence
of Samuel E. Winebrener, East Patrick
street
At the Visitation Academy, the only
damage done was one shutter blew off
and pane of glass was broken
AT the City Hotel a chimney was blown
down and crashed through the skylight to
the Second floor.
At the lumber mill of Wilcoxon and
Brown the roof OF the planning mill was
blown down.
There was a considerable loss at the
store of c. Thomas Kemp when one Sec
ton of the heavy plate glass display WIN
dows gave away under the force of the
wind. Much goods was damaged. The