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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
3
Waterxeron D C April 14 10 a m ai W Hannretox Chief of the Weather Bureau issues the weather forecast in the special dispatch dated April 14 from the Weather Bureau in Washington.
Tomorrow the 15th is the regular collection day for The Day News. Carters will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. have exact change ready to avoid mutual inconveniences.
Claude Lewis, formerly near the city, returns from Paris after years away. C Franklin, several days in town, heads to Martinsburg West Virginia. Wiles of West Patrick street visits Middletown friends. W D Martin of Baltimore visits Chas Wiles. Frank Rhodes plans to join Pawnee Bill's show this season. Harry Fabrney of Jefferson Medical College is home for summer. Hon M J Grove and family leave for Norfolk Virginia to witness the naval review. Lemuel B H Badend family of Alamosa Colorado visiting Mrs War T Chiswell near Buskeytown. Rose Marriott, stenographer, leaves Saturday for Newark New Jersey. Lee Chiswell of Lamar Missouri visiting brother Wm T Chiswell near Buckeyatown. Chiswell, a former county resident, once studied law here. editor of the Lamar Democrat. Eugene Carter of Baltimore was in the city yesterday on business.
Brief items from Frederick Sightseers note invitations to the Hahnemanns Medical College graduation in Philadelphia on April 19 at 7 30 p m. Seed house novelties include a pear shaped tomato. Rainbow Society presents souvenirs to F Wedd H Lochner J Wilson and Chas Wilson. Carlton L Stull weighed two steers at 2678 pounds sold to Christian Warner. Independent Fire Co plans a meeting about June patrols. A Maryland murderer was hanged in Roceyites, William Bond colored, for the 1891 murder of Margaret Cephas. conviction relied on circumstantial evidence. First legal execution in the county in 40 years.
A recent note clears up a misunderstanding about yesterday’s news. Dr F. Goodell has been elected chairman of the bureau of obstetrics and gynecology of the State Homeopathic Medical Society.
Frederick Orantiqu recounts Chas F. Jackson’s account of a Philadelphia to Denver tour via railroad lines in August 1692. The narrative details stops at Niagara Falls, Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak, Veta Pass, Toltec tunnel, Durango, Silverton, Ouray, and the Gunnison and Marshall Pass regions, praising scenery and rail routes while noting elevations and notable landmarks.
Orphans' Court records list inventories of debts due current money and personal property of the deceased Ann Waters. Geo Wm Smith, opponent of Clara J Smith, was released by Henriet ta R Trayer legatee. An unrelated promotional note for California Fig Syrup is included.
Frederick public schools observe Arbor Day with closures until September and tree plantings. At Female High School and Frederick College programs feature student recitations, songs, and plantings. North Market Street and Middletown schools hold Arbor Day programs with trees planted and readings. Not observed by some institutions. a fire alarm incident noted in area outskirts.
William C Yinger son of Lawrence Yinger wed Miss Valletta Bender at the Evangelical Lutheran Church parsonage. The ceremony featured bridesmaids and a best man with reception at their North Market street home.
Frederick County farmer Henry Cramer narrowly escaped a Bunco scheme when two well dressed men offered a get rich quick proposition. They drew Cramer into a bank run and counterfeit money scheme tied to a Charles W Ross connection. Authorities shadowed the swindlers who fled. later the suspects used Smith's Hotel Woodsboro to pressure Cramer.
Mr W 35 Lilly, wintering in Frederick, prepares to start his annual tour with a fine stock show. He plans to gather a troupe, add many Mexicans who do not speak English, and showcase his well cared for stock. A free concert near the square last night drew a large crowd. Mr H Carey and Mr Dagan of Middletown performed.
Bargain sale items offered for Saturday include alarm clocks, glassware at low prices, tin goods, and baby carriage deals. Fifteen cent boxes of paper discounted to 5c, ten cent glass goods at 3c, five cent glass goods at 3c, goblets and tumblers priced. A lunch service will be provided at Green House Restaurant on South Market Street. The play Dot the Miner’s Daughter, set for April 15 at Adamstown, postponed to April 22.
A local ad advertises a wide assortment of lace curtains in low to fine quality with low prices. Curtain poles in Evony, Cherry, Oak and Walnut with trimmings are offered at all prices. A novelty tow pole, a corrugated white enameled pole with silver trim, is described as a beauty and popular item.
An invoice arrived this morning for Japanese mat tings shipped directly from a steamer row unloading its cargo at New York. The entry notes carpet department stock updates from the new import.
Multiple auction notices appear in the Daily News and Weekly News for April events. Properties at 15 B Second St and other Frecer Frederick district real estate are offered, with dates in April and times around 11 to 11:36 a.m. Auctioneers include EB Font and Walter Faunder with various notices for mortgages and estates.
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