Personal News Notes From Frederick Society
Mr Clarence E Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia was in Frederick today. Mr Edward S Tyler with Edwin B Bruce Co Baltimore was in this city yesterday on business. Mrs John Keith and two daughters of Baltimore are visiting Mrs G J Buckey of West South street. Mr and Mrs R B Kunkle Mrs M M Bronner and Miss Brunner, who have been at Atlantic City, will return home this evening. Mrs Nellie Blessing Eyster editor of the Pacific Ensign in California is expected in Frederick shortly. Mrs H V Nelson and two daughters of West South street have gone on a trip to Hanover York Harrisburg and Altoona. They will be gone six weeks or more. Mr B E Carter a farmer of near Shepherdstown West Virginia was in Frederick this morning and called at The News office. Mr and Mrs Carter are visiting Mr and Mrs Randolph Zimmerman near Frederick. Mr Carter is one of The News earliest patrons. Miss Stirtie Etzler of Liberty was in the city yesterday with her father Taylor Etzler a prominent citizen. Miss Etzler is convalescing from a serious eye affliction cured by Dr C Boteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsing
W. Va
Frederick
Edward 8. Tyler
Edwin B.bruce & Co
Baltimore
John Keith
G. J. Buckey
West South Street
R. B. Kunkle
M. M. Bronner
Brunner
Atlantic City
Shepherstown
Etzler
Mr. C. Boteler
Funerals Held for Cornelius Schley America Williams and Ann Zimmerman
The funeral of Cornelius Schley took place yesterday at Quinn's chapel with Rev. C H Murray officiating. Pallbearers included James Powell and Charles Stanley. interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Also yesterday America Williams was buried from her parents’ home with service by Rev. May and pallbearers Murray Kindley and Stanley Davis. interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Ann Maria Zimmerman’s funeral was from her Lime Kiln county home with services and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Schley
Quinn’s Chapel
C H. Murray
James Powell
Chas. Stanley
Paul Young
Wm. Conk
Greenbury Stanton
Charles Gross
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
America Williams
Njamaville
Rev. May
New Market
Messrs
Murray Kindley
Stanley Davis
Levi Price
Thomas Main
Mt. Olivet
W.H. 8
Etchison
Ann Maria Zimmerman
Lime Kiln
F. Schroeder
Providence church notes and county social events
County correspondence from Kenptowny reports O J Burdette’s sermon at Providence church and Frederick County Day events. Officers elected for six months include A B Dupuy president and Gertrude Watkins secretary. parsonage fences, class leader re elected, Edith Purdam visiting, and local moves and socials noted. A young man lost his horse after visiting Plans No 4, then walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
A.B. Dupuy
Gertrude Watkins
Lorena King
Marie Lewis
Nick Lewis
Frederick man sought for passing bad drafts in Reading
John L Fehr, last five weeks at the Croft House Frederick, is wanted on a charge of falsely obtaining money from proprietor Dell. He allegedly paid his board with drafts from a Reading firm that could not be found. Fehr then left for Westminster and has not been heard from since. Dell informed Fehrs brother of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Fehr
Croft House
Frederick
Dell
Fehr
Westchester
Hagerstown
Groff
New York
New York. the Other Day He Gave Mr. Dell
Finn
Reading
Farmore’ and Mechanics Bank
Westminster
American Sailors Killed in Samoa Ambush
American and British sailors were ambushed by Mataafa’s warriors in Apia Samoa. Seven died including Lieutenant Lonsdale and Ensign Monahan of the United States Philadelphia. A British lieutenant was also killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Apia
Samoa
Mataafa
Lonsdale
Monahan
United States
Craiger Philadelphia
Councill Nusz Marriage at East Patrick Street Home
Anthony Council and Luke Lee Nusz wed at the bride’s East Patrick street home at 7 20 PM last night. Rev Page Milburn of M E B Church officiated. Eli F Gerber of Carroll county wed Anna E Stull of the county on March 22 in Ladiesburg by Elder David Grogsnickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council—Nusz
Anthony Council
San Francisco
Cal
Luke Lee Nusz
Patrick Street
Page Milburn
M_ EB. Church
Gerber—Stull
Eli F. Gerber
Carroll County
Anna E Stull
This County
Ladiesburg
David Grogsnickle
Robbery at Rowe Bros Store in Emmitsburg
Robbers gained access by removing bricks at the rear of the Rowe Bros store in Emmitsburg Monday night and stole clothing valued at 150 to 200 dollars. They fled in haste leaving two empty bags, children's garments, and tools behind. The same store has suffered three previous robberies and two attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Rowe Bros
Night Watchman Sees Intruder On McCardell Property
Early morning incident at McCardell stable site ends with suspect fleeing. The man had been sleeping on a fine robe in a store box near the house. owner sought. Presbyterian Church fresco work awarded to Emmett & Quarterly of Baltimore for interior renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Brochey
Mrr
A.C. McCardell
Mr. Brochey
Mann Ranaway
Brochey
Presbyterian Church
Emmett & Quarterly
Baltimore
Local Wheat and Corn Prices and New Warehouse Groundbreaking
Wheat quoted 72 cents a bushel in Frederick and corn at 80 cents a bushel with oil at $2 a barrel. A large warehouse and scales were completed in Myeraville by George D. Toms and George W. Bittle, signaling growth for the town. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a remedy for rheumatism by neutralizing blood acidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mycreville
George D. Toms
George W. Bittle
Myeraville
Gare
Hood
Water supply plan for Havre de Grace by gravity
News items report a Havre de Grace water project by gravity, several local governance notes, a gambling suppression proposal by State's Attorney Unger, and various county actions. Also mentioned are party reappointments, church conferences, a dynamite incident injuring Dallas Bowers, a murder trial transfer, and a pardon petition for Frank Bowers in Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Havre de Grave
Maryland State Bar Association
Oveun City
Baltimore
John S. Unger
Baltimore County
Maryland
Snrnal Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Crisfield
Standard Oil Company
Canton Company
Canton
Tri-states Agricultural Association
Allegany County
Alexander Shaw
Andrew M. Reid
Mount Vernon Place
Cathedral Street
Board of
County Commissioners
George Downey
Washington County
Missouri Synod
The
German Lutheran Church
Immanuel German Lutheran Church
Joseph Krebs
Williameport
Mary Land
Frank Bowers
D. Bell
Williams Port
Law’s grip and magistrate actions reported
Magistrate White disposed of several cases. Abraham Fisher and Hanson Wiles were fined three dollars each for fighting. Wiles faced assault charges with a brick and the case was dismissed. Cornelius Taylor fined 240 dollars for fighting and jailed fifteen days on nonpayment. Mesars Jesse Henry and Chas Winpigler were fined five dollars for assault. Winpiglers held for grand jury on a State charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Abraham Fisher
Hanson Wiles
Buckey
Wiles
Lowe and Brast
Fisher
Cornelius Taylor
Walter Cook
Mesars
Jesse
Henry
Chas
Win- Pigler
Glessner and
Ridenour
Tewis W. Taylor
Winpigler
Erust and
Lowe
Washington Gettysburg Railroad picks officers and routes
The Washington and Gettysburg Railroad Company, authorized to build into Washington, elected directors led by George I Harries and S. W. Woodward. Officers named include Harries as president, Brainard W. Parker as secretary treasurer, and John B. Larner general counsel. The plan routes from Gettysburg to Frederick then Sandy Spring Chillum and into the District via 14th Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Gettysburg
George I. Harries
W. Woodward
Brainard W. Parker
John B. Larner
Harnes
Uurries
New York
Gettysburg
Frederick
Sandy Spring
Chillum
Sligo
14Th Street
18Th Streets
Bunker Hill Road
12Th Street
Brookland
Rhode Island Avenue
Congress
Washington
9 Tich Farming Country
Death notices from Emmitsburg and vicinity
Mary Mullendore wife of Daniel Mullendore died of pneumonia at 4 80 am near Gapland aged 63 9 23. Survivors include Edwin C Alvey A George B Mia Geo W Kaetzel Noah O Frank B Mrs John Geltmacher Mrs Caleb Long Mrs Henry Miller Aston F Buyed Mrs John M Slifer Clifford and Samuel Zecker interment Brownsville Cemetery Funeral Tuesday at 10 Elder Eli Yourtee. Matilda Eyler widow of Jack Eyler died near Emmitsburg at her daughter Shriner home of pneumonia aged 86. She lived in Emmitsburg area all life and belonged to Winebrennerian church. survived by Ephraim Hagerstown Adam Waynesboro William Emmitsburg Eliza Harbaugh Amands Pitten Yr Laura Motz Mena Shriner and others Funeral today at Friend's Creek. Rev Edward J Lefevre M died suddenly at Emmitsburg rectory born there studied at Niagara Cape Girardeau ordained 1870 served as mission priest noted for eloquence aged 51. Singleton E Fox of McKaig died at home from consumption aged 57 leaving three daughters. funeral tomorrow at Mt Zion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mullendore
Mary M. Mullendore
Daniel M. Mullendore
Gapland
German Baptist Church
Edwin C
Alvey A
George B
Mia
Geo. W. Kaetzel
Noah O
Frank B
John Geltmacher
Rohrersville
Caleb Long
Boonsboro
Henry Miller
Sharpsburg
Aston F
Buyed
John M. Slifer
Broad Run
Clifford
St Home
Samuel Zecker
Barkittsville
Matilda Eyler
Jack Figler
Emmitsburg
Shriner
Winebrennerian Church
Ephraim
Hagerstown
Adam
Waynesboro
William
Eliza Harbaugh
Amands Pitten- Yr
Laura Motz
Charmian
Niagara University
Cape Girardeau
Immaculate Conception Church
Baltimore
Trees Planted at Athletic Park and Lights Installed
Nearly one hundred trees including maple and horse chestnut were planted at Athletic Park yesterday. Poles for arc electric lights arrived and will be placed at ten points around the race course and near the entrance and dancing pavilion. Ground is staked for the pavilion and erection will begin soon. The race course will be set for wheelmen, pending sanction from the League of American Wheelmen to govern events at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
League of American Wheelmen
Staunton Visitors Inspect Frederick Electric Road
Messrs J Frank Clemmer John H Bowman T M Smiley and H B Sproil of Staunton Virginia traveled with Frederick President George Wm Smith to tour the electric road system from Frederick to Myersville. They sought guidance on a Staunton Mulbrook seventeen mile line and continued home after a satisfactory Frederick visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Clemmer
John H. Bowman
T. M. Smiley
H. B. Sproil
Staunton
Frederick
George Wm. Smith
Myersville
Mulbrook
Smith
Hagerstown
Wrist Injury At City Hotel Leaves Man With Broken Wrist
Mr. Olando Barck of Doll's Hotel slipped on floor tiling in the City Hotel lobby yesterday. He fell on his right arm, breaking two bones, was treated by Dr. McCurdy at Doll's Hotel, and later returned home. Mr. Barck's acquaintances extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olando Barck
Doll's Hotel
City Hotel
Barck
McCurdy
Mr. Burck
Baltimore and Ohio Reorganization Restores Control
At a stockholders meeting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company voted to restore ownership from receivership effective June 80. The lines will total about 3 000 miles including the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. John K. Cowen was elected president and Oscar G. Murray vice president, directing legal and operating affairs respectively. The plan preserves franchises and tax exemptions while projecting the railroad to be among the nation’s leading systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltfore and Ohio Rathroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
John K. Cowen
Oscar G. Murray
Murray
J. Cowen
Straw Stack Fire Alarm at Reich Farm
A straw stack burned last night between eight and nine o'clock on the Reich farm near Reich's Ford. The flames were clearly visible to Frederick, triggering a fire alarm that summoned the department. Authorities suspect tramp involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Reich
Reich
Ford
Frederick
A Spring Outing By East Street School Teachers
Misses Jane Staley and Della Stull took about one hundred pupils from East Church Street Public School on an outing to the reservoir yesterday afternoon. The trip provided an enjoyable time for the children and teachers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Staley
Della Stull
East Church Street
Silk goods and silks and more at local store
A garbled ad touts spring dress fabrics and silks including Silk Grenadines Satin Duchess and Pearl de fore. It promises best prices and ready sale for new season lines with many patterns and hues.
Dr Wm Boteler Eyes Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr Wm C Boteler limits practice to eye ear nose and throat diseases and is permanently located at 28 N Market Street with residence at City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight and spectacles examinations are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
County Medical Association Meets at Frederick College
The Frederick County Medical Association held a noon meeting in a downstairs Frederick College room. A large turnout of county physicians attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Association
Frederick County Medical Association
Frederick College
Local notices and sales at City Hotel and city shops
Advertising blurbs and notices from Frederick area shops and venues. I Saks of Lake Optical to visit City Hotel April 12 13 1800 offering free eye examinations. Listings for Navel Oranges and Florida fruit at Malta Blood California. National Peace Jubilee tickets on sale May 22 23 1899 with round trips and special city parades and events May 23 24 25. Easter Social at St Johns Tabernacle Society. Axle grease by Farmer Allerton. Piano bargain at Ordway's Music Store. Flowers and plants sale by Carl Hermann. Delsarte Corset and cook stoves offered by H K Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
I. Saks
the Lake Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Frederick
Hyes
Frea
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio R. A
New York
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Baltimore
United States
Church Mite Society Meets in Grace Reformed Hall
Grace Reformed church held its second monthly Mite Society meeting in Kemp Hall with committee reports and a varied program. Recitations and solos were performed by Viola Bowers, Miss Shriver, Miss Kemp, Mr. Clemson, Brosins, Johnnon Smith, and Etelka Hondie, followed by remarks from Rev. E L Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Viola Bowers
Miss Shriver
Miss Kemp
Clemson
John Tehan Brosins
Johnnon Smith
Etelka Hondiey
E. L. Mo
W. H. & F. M. Society of Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Ott
Kuhlman
G. L. Renner
Hawaii
Messrs. Bader
Birely
Haho
Castle
Swith
Hherna
Solo
A. R. Yeakle
Augusta Schaeffer
Africa
Wm. Foat
Milliner M C Getzbaugh Opens Spring Line Tomorrow
Airs. M C Getzbaugh of North Market street announces a spring opening tomorrow and through the balance of the week. Grove and Kindley on West Patrick street sell out at cost of shoes hats and related goods. An auction starts this evening at Wm H Ways establishment. Carl Hermann plans a plant sale at reduced prices to make room for rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hermann
West South Street
M. C. Getzbaugh
North Market Street
Grove & Kindley
West Patrick Street
Wm. H. Ways
Macerstown Fire Companies Seek Reunion With State Association
The First Hose Company has applied for membership in the State Volunteer Firemen's Association and will send a delegation to the Westminster convention. Dyspepsia is blamed for suffering and Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as toning the digestive organs and curing dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macerstown Fire Companies
State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Hood
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Travel Health
A vintage ad extols Syrup of Figs for travelers and businessmen, claiming gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels to prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Available in 30 cent bottles from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Reading
Canfornia Figtrap Company
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the Daily News
Henry Clay
Statesman
India
Himmersian
Burma
Boi
Bamtor
Willisin
Thweed
New York City
Richard Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Southwest
W. L. Moors
Borean
J.D. Hendrickson
John Eisenhauer
Citizens’ Nat’l. Bank
Isador Saks
Rodock & Co
Carty
Neidig & Miller
Kenptowny
Ravy
O. J. Burdette
Providence Church
W.T. Lewis
Maggie Hyatt
J. L. Watkins
Edmond Purdur
Edith Purdam
Browningsville
G. W. Baker
Bradley Baker
Pancel Hoe
J. D. Boyer
Misa Mary Warfield
Montgomery County
Lynn Browning
N. M. Water
Garrison Mosley
Moran
Wm. B. Dell
John L. Febr
Gror
George W. Smith
Electric Railroad
Methodist Protestant Conference
G. F. Farring
W. M. Strayer
Jefferson
C. M. Callam
Kemptown
H. L. Murphy
Lewistown
W. J. Floyd
Liberty
Southern Methodist Conference
J. SH. Wilbite
Trinity Church
A. Weller
Singapore
M. Bowjman
Braonswick
Local Mart
News OF the State
Washington and Gettysburg Railway
Brock
Fank
Elgurea
Singleton E. Fox
Singleton &. Fox
McKaig
Mt. Zion Church
Bh &Q
Bie
John Hendrickson
Serpuig Mquins
John Henpsinx
Vrederck
Iery
Numie & Muse
N. Market St
Olinton B
E. Main
Graduate Pharmacist
Telephone
Charles Zimmerman
Patentea and
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
O. B. Oline
Fred
Erick
C. HE. Cass
F. B. Sappington
Brappington
McCardell's
Malta Blood
Florida
California
St. John’s Tabernacle Society
St. John’s
Farmer Allerton
Alien G. Quynn & Co
Kuabe
Ordway's
C. M. Hands
Delsarte
Miss M
H. K.C. Fox
South Market Street
Jy Aldsome MaTrines
Choicest OF the New
L. E. Mousse
News OF the Churches
Rodook
Dardain Bulletin
Rodook & OD
A. T. Rich & Sons
Pamoral Directore
PV. StAu
Peaetasi Foods
F . W. Stars
Northwest Corner Market
Ste
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Railing
Ralling Grocery CO
N. Market St.rederick
Mai
A. Ramsburg
GC. ‘E. Ramsbor
Meburg
N. Market
Kuyon
J. Heisely Keller’s Drug Store
Potomac
B&o. E.R
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick
D. RB. GO. Widgdemure
Uniteretty of
Marpland
Alfred Ritter
ATLAW
Ofice
Court Street
Milton
G. Urner
Ane
Clayton Keets Urner
Reedy & Ukmee
Stomn
Law Ateraers and Sclletsers
Chesser
Lew
Will
Afl Law
Zaahy
Apps Bense
Frederic
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