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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1914
Page
8
Baltimore reports a cheerful mood in bituminous coal trade as exports and burnings rise. Hammon Roads records show strong shipping demand, with grain shipments freeing ocean lanes. prices hold firm, and the market nears a bottom with expectations of a turn after a low period.
Miss Walker and her sister and Mrs Saunders were leaving the Queen City station of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Front Street when two men grabbed Miss Walker’s purse. The bag held $3 in notes and small change. The trio was jostled as the thieves fled. suspects were detained but not identified.
Jack Hardy of Martinsburg son of Capt Frank M Hardy B and O officer was treated in City Hospital Martinsburg after a Thanksgiving Day self injury to his right arm. He returned for surgery on Saturday to attempt a bone union and restore usefulness to the injured limb.
Louis Sapp and Miss Mary Dagher wed in Elkins then made a 225 mile round trip by car. They married at 4:30 PM and left for home at 5:15 PM, arriving back in Elkins at 3:30 AM.
Patrons and friends of The Cumberland Press are asked to telephone personals and other news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by the Editor.
Mrs. J Philip Roman and Mr and Mrs Maurice Brown returned from Baltimore. Brown family and two daughters leave for Dubuque Iowa. Dr and Mrs L B Miller and family left for New Brighton Pa. Dr W R Frantz of Bellevue Hospital New York visits in Baltimore for Johns Hopkins reunion. Multiple guests and visitors listed from Washington D C Baltimore Maryland lines.
Louise Moats, 41, was shot and killed Saturday morning in Fairmont when her son Herbert Moats, 19, discharged a shotgun he was showing her. The incident was accidental and occurred as he demonstrated the weapon.
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