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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22
Woman sues for s1O.0oo.

Alleging that she was maliciously
prosecuted, suffered the indignity OF
being confined In the Frederick Coun-
ty jail and arrested without just
cause, Mrs. Anna Hildebrand, Woods
horo, brought suit October IA, for
damages against Columbus A. Welker,
also OF Woodsbsro, asking $4,000.
According to the allegations, Mrs.
Hildebrand was arrested On a war
rant sworn out by Welker, charging
her with trespass. She was tried and
fined $3.50, which she refused To pay,
going 70 jail for 10 days. She was
later released through habeas corpus
At later date, Mrs. Hildebrand
was Fearrested On charge sworn out
by Welker claiming that she damaged
three trees ON his property. She went
to TAIL and was again released. IL is
uL stood that the grand Jury refrs-
ed a. indict Mrs. HildebranG On either
Ok these charges.
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY REFUSES
no INDICT MEN
I'm West Virginia Some Witnesses Are
Not Given Much Consideration.


Not Given Much Consideration.
Martinsburg, Sept 25.-The FEEDER
oil grand jury was compelled to ad-
journ its meetings, because two wit
nesses summoned to give testimony
In alleged violations OF the liquor law
in the Wheeling district had fed the
city pursued by deputy marshals
armed with warrants issued by Judge
Aston G. Dayton. III captured, the
witnesses will be brought back and
punished.
These witnesses are said TO have
been brought here at the instance or
State prohibition agents, who have
been here this week seeking number
OF indictments In the Wheeling dis
trict for the alleged illegal sale OF
liquor. One of the prohibition agents
witnesses appeared before the grand
jury in such state of intoxication
that he was removed from the jury
room until his condition permitted
him to testify.
1t is alleged that one Of the dry
witnesses stated to the grand jury
that he was induced to come here and
testify upon the promise of being paid
attendance fees and mileage for his.
work. The grand jury Is said TO have
refused to indict several persons In
the Wheeling district because OF the
decidedly unfavorable impression up
on the members by the witnesses. II
is also declared that one or two in
dictments agreed upon by the grand
jury for liquor violations were after
ward revoked by the jury because of
admissions made by these witnesses.
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r. NORRIS CAPLE.

r. Norris Caple, candidate for
Judge of the Orphans Court was born
near Eastview, in this county, some
sixty years since, received his educa-
ton in the public schools, and is by
vocation a farmer.
Mr.. Caple is man Of sterling in
,tegrity, highly respected and trusted
by all who know him, closely in touch
with the people, Just the character of
man wanted in the position to which
he aspires. He Is worthy Of the most
implicit confidence, and may be relied
upon to honestly administer any in
terest committed TO his charge.
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Thomas ]. Haines, candidate for
Judge Of the Orph- as Court, was
born near Linwood, in Carroll county,
is son of the late Moses Haines, and
a brother or the late Ephraim Hatnes,
one time Sheriff OF this county. He
is fifty-one years or age, was educated
at .Priestland Academy, has been en-
gagged in farming most Of his life.
About eleven years since he had the
misfortune to meet with an accident,
which caused him the loss of an arm,
and incapacitated him for many kinds
of employment He Is member OF
the Lutheran church, also of the Odd
Fellows and Knights Of Pythias. Mr.
Haines Is a good citizen, highly es-
teemed by the community in whose
midst he resides and conceded 70 be
well qualified for the position to
which he aspires.
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Wade Fl. d. Warfield, Democratic
candidate for State Senator, Is a son
of Charles Alexander and Caroline
DeVries Warfield, was born October
z, 1864, received his rudimentary ed
ucation in the public schools OF the
county and the Springfield Institute
In 1880 he entered the Staunton Mil
itary Academy from which he was
graduated in 1883, he is married and
has three daughters, Mrs. Wartield
was formerly Miss Ellen Warehouse,
OF Wheeling, w. Va. he is a member
of the Springfield Presbyterian
Church.
Immediately upon leaving College
he entered upon business career at
Sykesville where he now resides. In
1889 he embarked in the lumber,
coal and grain business, in 1911 he
incorporated the Sykesville Lumber
Coal and Grain Company. OF which
he Is the president, this being one or
the largest enterprises in central
Maryland. In 1901 he organized the
Sykesville National Bank, Bank
that has the distinction Of being the
only bank In Carroll county that
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Marylanders Right Up With the Lead
ers at jacksonville.

Sargent John Young Of Company III,
Is only nine points behind the lead
er of the Maryland boys, making "a
score October 18th of 1913 out of a
possible It's.
we want about good Carroll coun-
'ty boys to keep our Company at the
full enlistment
Now Is the time to get in because
it is not very long before the enlisted
men will be paid for drill, as the pap
ers are full of what will be done az
the next session or Congress.
They have gotten down to work,
drilling every Monday night. Every
member Or the Company and Band
are expected to be at the Armory
early Monday evening, in order to
maize good showing on the streets.
Press Correspondent
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John Sylvester Ziegler, candidate
FOR Register of Wills, was born III
York county, Pa. nrty-
six years ago, was educated in the
public schools and at Glen Rock
Academy, graduated IN medicine at
the University Of Maryland, AFTER
which he took up his residence at
Melrose, in this county, where he has
been practicing his profession for tGe
last thirty-six years. Tie has been
allied with the Democratic party ever
since arriving at his majority, casting
his first vote in Manchester, that Glib
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

May 23th. 1888, and has been actively
engaged in the practice Of the law
ever since and for more than twenty
seven years and has actively partici-
pated in the trial Of many important
cases. He is married and has I'VE
children and resides with his family
at No. TT East Main street, in West
minister.
He was nominated for the os
of States Attorney at the late Pri-
mary Election, and when elected. he
can be depended upon to use his best
efforts in tn enforcement Of all the
laws OF the state. The fidelity with
which he has discharged his obliga-
lions to the public heretofore, is an
ample guarantee of the faithful per
Torrance or the duties of the Office
he seeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Michael Elias Walsh, Democratic
candidate for States Attorney, was
born near Hampstead, in Carroll
county, on March Is, 1865. His par
ents were Michael Walsh and Mary
Houck Walsh, and his ancestors set
tied in the eastern part OF the coun-
~ in l741, and have actively particl-
rated in all the wars in defense of ths
nation. He i one Of family OF Ii
children, ten Of whom live in TINS
county He was educated iL the
uutlic schools OF this county and at
Franklin High School at Reisters-
town, where he graduated. he then
taught in the public schools or this
county for five years, then read law
with the late Judge Reifsnider ana
Charles E. Fink, Esq, and was ad-
mitted 70 the Carroll county bar On
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Elsie Virginia, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nv. Brandenburg, OF
near Sykesville, became the bride of
Mr.. Walter NJ Williams, son OF
Mi. and Mrs. r. FL. Williams, also of
near Sykesville A dinner was given
at the home OF the brides parents,
Forest Level" upon the return OF
the couple, on Saturday, at which
only members OF the immediate ia
miles were present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Jesse F. Stem, Democratic candi
date for Sheriff, was born in FRANKLIN
district and is forty-seven years 0.
age, twenty-eight years OF which he
has spent in the vicinity OF Westmin
ster, his principal vocation since TAX
ing up his residence here has been
that Of a farmer, although az times
the necessities imposed upon him by
the maintenance or a large family
have caused him to supplement
with other pursuits. He has been
consistent and life long Democrat,
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working in season and out for the
success of his party, even when he
had no personal interest to promote.
Until now he has never received any
recognition at the hands OF his party,
although he long ago deserved it..
There has been no Democrat elected
to any county Office in many years
past who is not greatly indebted to
him for his earnest and active sup
port. He has long since earned all
that he is now asking for at the
hands Of his party, and should re
ceive it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

John Oliver DeVries, candidate for
County Commissioner made 50 by
majority of the Democrats at the re-
cent primary election, is son OF the
late John 0. and Emily Wadlow
DeVries, is about forty years OF
age, was born and reared in
Freedom district, where he still
resides, farmer by vocation,
and to that he has devoted his
ertire life. His lamented father was
r,ember or the board Of county
commissioners from 1873 to ~, and
as sucn he made an enviable record
BY his fidelity TO the interests OF tho
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WEDDINGS
Penn.---Shipley.

Miss Florence Ellen Shipley, Of
Reisterstown, and Walter w. Penn,
son OF ME-. and Mrs. George Nv. Fem,
Of Glyndon, were married Tuesday
morning at o'clock, AZ the parson.-
age of Glyndon Methodist Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was per-
formed hy the pastor. Rev. r. N. Ed
wards The bride was attired 10 a
travelling gown ~ blue broadcloth
with hat to match and carried "A
shower bouquet or Bride roses. I'M
mediately after the ceremony MI.
and Mrs. Penn left On wedding trip
t. Washington and will later go to
Philadelphia, Pa. The couple vii
reside at Raisterstown.
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tax layer, and the courteous consid-
eration he gave to all private de-
Inands. His son has inherited many
Of his estimable qualities, which give
assurance OF like faithful and ef-
fc!ent discharge OF official duty. II
has been many years. twenty-four 70
be exact. since Freedom district has
been represented in this Office and her
claim should not now be ignored. II
wo.ld seem that the interest of all the
people of the county would be more
inrelligently provided for il the Com
E.iss.oners were more widely distrih-
utcd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Edward Oliver Cash, candidate for
Clerk OF the Circuit Court on
the Democratic ticket, was born near
Detour, in Middleburg district, about
forty-ntne years since, Is son OF
the late Lewis Cash, who in 1891 was
elected one Of the Judges OF the Or
phan's Court for this county, he
was educated at a private school in
Taneytown under the supervision Of
the late Andrew Mckinney, is a mem
Der OF Haugh's Lutheran church, N
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YingIing-YOs

Herbert Yingling, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Theodore Yingling, Of Hanover,
-, and Miss Helen Yost, daughter
OF Mrs. Jennie Yost, or Hanover, Pa,
were married Saturday evening at s
o'clock az Kreider's Reformed par
sonage, near this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. w.
Reinecke. The attendants we're MT.
and Mrs. Joseph Myers, OF this city.
W.T. and Mrs Yingling will reside at
the home or MI. Yingling's parents
in Hanover, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

Oliver Edward Dodrer. son OF the
late Joseph Dodrer, candidate for
County Treasurer, was born near
Markers Mill, in Myers district,
forty-five years ago, received a schol-
astic education in the public schools
of the county, and graduated from
Palms Business College in Philadel-
phia; for period or ten years or
more he engaged in farming and mer-
chandising. he is a director OF the
Union Mills Savings Bank, a member
OF the Odd Fellows and also OF the
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ralter or democracy, which has more
than once saved the party from utter
rout and defeat. He is a director In
the Manchester Bank. and also the
Dug Hill Fire Insurance Co. He has
many ardent friends among his pa
irons, and is altogether very popular
in his locality Modest and retiring
In demeanor, amiable in disposition,
painstaking and patient In his con
duct, are qualities which will make
him an ideal Register of Wills. We
bespeak for him the undivided sup
port Of his party.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22

The deepest coal mine is near Lam
bdrt, Belgium, and Il $500 feet deep.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-22
Brandenhnrg-MiIliams.

"A quiet wedding was solemnized a.
Hxgerstown Thursday last when Miss
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Order of Owls.
He has served the people or the
county, iii the position 70 which he is
now asking reelection in SO efficient
manner as to entitle him 70 their
support. This Office is not sinecure
by any means, it is one OF great i'm
portance to the tax payers OF the
county, requiring assiduous and in
telligent attention, as we'll a. qualifi-
cations OF a special sort, which are
best acquired by experience, all OF
which Mi. Dodrer possesses 70 an
eminent degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
STEUBENVTLLB


FENNiLt.ls. o.. July Ia-Thers
N'Iu much criticism over fns vav fre
Eant, steam shovel i- ~despoHirg the
land for The black diamonds ste,w
.."ttl that weighs 5000 toms ana cost
pr WIN o. dippcr handle attached 10
ll''ed 20 tho work The shovel VIII TO-.
l.',f me soil when DO i- no more linn
' er. dnNu Tho dIuHrr cuts 100 along
Ln"l hank and lifts two wagon
pr If 20 parallel place where
.'l has been taken out The fiprer .la
l i'. aside rocks ne large .s bare
Ile long rarellei ridges made by
iN' steam shovel dumps viii w4lr tr.
'nffl luHt uke western had lands
when De coal be- taken ,ut and the farms
water and .uurrrHa rock
land vIu he barren Tor MANY t.4r-
N.'i i1ai o. nor entirely Ie-
.l'.n in Grow alfalfa or 80 nuf fIurs-
F '1id NJ VIII cost more o. smooth
k...n1 o.t han Dc would to huy r.
said che company wifi raf raw aTv rl.-s
"n tF- farms Thu steam shavafs
.,. l3 m1iors and .ar Do 0rer-
.F 90 're D y smith farm rs4r rr.
f sWIII.r shovel uaaf .r faI.
.ge ..a 'Iu olfl three srifts ~
ID. f.s coat fs taken oIf whore .rfs-
' 'nIF f. Ger cent vac taken
. .'eHN shovel takes uHf che
Hr I'''s used 200 making dives a-e afs1
. QUO If uu doubt fru o. fNr rr-t
r. avoids labor frH#Ifrr
HI. |rHHr many Sahara like fr4.fa
N towns fHHI Hr. a~Ir-aHrfeT ID.
abandoned farms uu a.frrr
.'fe rF' fnN"r Gro assessed arsIraf
who nNI r1H the fnvra uHrr
. HrU sold frr frr.s
.a .I emo wealth ~ me- rnmmurIfIaa
DO .ifIrrrl f1 satisfy The rrrsf
|IrIIH that were
""N whore fruit Trees rr.g rIf
.H'f.r 'nf sheep rrafsf a-r Co. r. w-r.
.nf|IHHIa r|frra
Farmer Ir both Taffara-r ana u.--.
enu counties orc IrfarsHf.H $780,
i''F I1.f been nrfIrrrf In fnfn r-rr.
H"I they expect f1 ser Great frfirs
n.n fre home ~ tho rrraHrr
weed end nf ~FlrrunIrr arfrara 80 III
.fr nativity uNU DO rIrvfrfrf Irf. ..-
n. rrana m r'ar fhaf Frssf rrrffa
f' H'" frr Tr.fefa of ars-uia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Nr and Mrs William Scott and son
James have returned from a short
visit 10 Atlantic City.
Mrs Prank Hood 10 the guest Of
relatives AZ jamestown. Pa
Squire John sidebotfom Of 81
Clairsville vas a business visitor In
this city yesterday.
The Senior Mechanics will hold an
Important meeting On their hau this
evening.
A large crowd from this city 40.
tended tho carnival in Martins Ferry
last evening
Two train riders that were arrested
Sunday were fined yesterday morn.
ing
The carnival band passed through
THE city on o. street car yesterday
William kochnlirr returned f1 UaI.
mont yesterday after spending Sun.
day here
Tho terms Of two ~ ffr member Of
The Board Of Education viii expire
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
Banishes
Puts Nisor ard Ambition I-to 7v,.
Down and Tired Out Peopie.

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@V oeaoa
J uuff ana wife o. Prank cxstarro.
Alex S~indledscksr a al 10 PEAR A
Slnd.edecssr land Situated IN Hichla1d
Laura s~indiedecksr - al 10 Pearl A
slna,sds ser. Land situated IN Rlchlsnd
J. b white ., Zehuion nav. lana .it-
uAted in Mead ID. 80.
Il wilbur Matthews q ~ 70 John
MAX" - al land situate in Krhlanf
TOW consideration fiooo.
ee"rEe w bafis and Laura r. Davis
r. p kinney q a. land situated boz
me hamlet of Belmont o..
u. Piper and wife 20 Myrtle A
Nleal land situated tn Richiand -. 8.
Mcnre arc victoria Moore 20 Al
gser,ey land In the Village %
William = Leafs and Mamie y Lew
u % samuel \ Green land situated In
klChlaud %. 81
Henry Blum 60 Hannah O'Toole. lans
In hellaire $500.
Lvdia J. Sfewarf admN. Of the estate
of James : eva deceased tc cook
nntord and John g.. Timb.rlak@ Land
IN Warrington tp- $3.50.
Bills COPE and Mercy Core 10 Paul
h1char land In Colerain ~. tio
Earl Thompson and Edith Thompson
- W. Kerr. land IN Martins F..o,
Israel Pelkey and CATHERINE. rsik.y "a
In Bellaire 1875.
Fred spriEEs executor OF N. .s,a,.
or Stephanie Turnbull 90 Louis SarEus
a. real estate situated In Bellaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

death OF Mrs. Trueman Duncan. after
an illness OF four months Of a compli.
cation OF diseases. The deceased was
~ years OF age. and had been a resi-.
dent OF this city for a number OF
years. Besides her husband she Is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. Blanche Blight. Edward. Helen.
Chester. Carl and Earl Duncan. all
OF this city. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
from the home of her mother, in
charge OF Rev. Ross Sullivan. pastor
OF the West End church. and inter
ment will be made in Weeks Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

John EnkerSheck OF Mivnard was
NC Monday afternoon before squire
Murphy % that place on two charge.
"he OF winch was assault and the other
shooting with intent TO KIN aud wound
hhhersheck T. alleged 20 have been in
row 90 MaN uard SUNDAY and az that
.lUne struck another foreigner over the
mead With "a beer bottle aud then rum
1lhg after him and shooting four Al
lNr times Tie was brought 20 the roun-
y SCAT this morning and then taken
hark % Maynard Tor trial IN the ever
,,k tie was represented by Coweu and
walker local ATTORNEYS.
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Alban In Field.

Easing his candidacy on the theory
tnat ~ Jefferson county turn for the
Republican nomination for the Conrress-
ional toEa and the further ~eucouuA.~-
ment mat many who were previously
pledged have promised him support the
next time ". r. Alban "a prominent at
ioIntN OF this city who mad a flatter-
ihE for the nomination on short
notlce the last time has decided 10 enter
ihe lists Tor the nomination for Congress
ln the new district this next time aud
e VIII make an active canvass 90 win.
fte D. a stalWark Republican and Ia.
been county chairman and has served
Sreditahly a. Prosecuting Attorney and
e holos a leading position 90 the Rar
mere and a. his position on all moral
questions. the tariff. currency and mat
tiers before the people are sound and proc
sresslNe ne oocupica a strong place IN
the COminE canvass.
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Probate Court

Estate 81 Anna r. White. deceased.
hrmed. '
Estate OF william Noise. deceased. ,.-
'ertofy ftled and approved
j. 4. Green was appointed guardian
- Albert r. Korncr. a i%unatir.
Estate or Felice FigurelI. dsreassd
"~ltldaNii iu lieu Of final settlement a.
count flled and approved.
Puardiauship Of Elizabeth Wagner.
HlldH elizabeth Wagner Beszprinfe. a
minor account filed o. notice ordered
macy VI '"-
Matter 81 Rosa W. Clark. warrant 10
~re-runNeN ordered.
Miles r. Hart was arpoInfed rY,r-
dlan OF Martha Hazel Cross. "a minor
ln mo matter ~ . r. pancoaSt. guar
a-au or WAYNE = stock. a minor
against his ward. Petition 90 sell real
estate and lease ordered.
Matter or p. \. Reynolds. executor OF
ne estate or Alexander Hunter. dcccas-
ed against Ben1amiu ~ Hunter - al
Letliiou 20 sell real cstat and sal. CON
nrmed and deed and distribution or
Administration with will anreved
Eranted 10 tho matter 81 the estate or
nancy King. deceased.
WIZ Of sarah o. Moore. deceased. adj
United to probate.
Charles \. James was appointed Guar
alan ~ Mary J.. Powell.
Guardianship Of samuel George and
and approved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

SICK carter. proprietor ~ "a local pool
nlEnt THAT be- had been relieved on $50
ana d. o. supposed that DO was tho VIC
7 lu or r. rigkrurker. The police had "A
lnr ou n tnupIe ~ dips Boo the village
saturday hut they could not be found
@tter 'arter had entered his complaint.
p RANK 'oeu. we'll known local hall
nlaN or sustained a fractured right leg
-hI lrdaN afternoon BOO o. game Of haT1 ID
NeW 'umHsllaul. W. Va. Cocu. pI4yfuc
WITH "a local team. slid into second base.
ttlE siikcH caught 10 the ground and hts
seE unuulTd under him. The bone was
ia .lnred Just above tho ankle.
le NlinEo lookup IL 20 he thoroughly
9N'rhPuled and made into "a ~ place FOR
we IoaEirE of human beings The lock-
up Tor n long time has been n dfarrags
. We town. John HuhF0u has the cou-
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70 rnvesuVts MoonsAin. stul.

The m0onshIne ztill which was dis
covered on the h~ouSeboat near SHADY
Hldes viii be Investigated hy three f-n-
ttal authorities. Several clsws have
heen discovered since that time that
may lead 20 the Whereabouts on al. On
.fat"r~ 10 g. thought that the etIl
again In the hands o. the moon
sinners as not trace Of 90 can be found
mere II was supposed TO have been de-
stIoNen This o. the first time that an
inNestigation o. this kind was ever made
~ elmout county FOR many wears Two
or me federal men are from Washington
and one from Bridgeport