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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1901

Page

3

Court in session disposes cases on civil docket

Circuit Court convened at 10 with Motter and Henderson. On docket: Roy Wolfe bastardy trial paused due to absent witness. Mordecai Jones vs Dorsey verdict for 96.20. Burgess and County Commissioners vs Routenhn verdict for 5225 and four years interest. Mullinix arson case delayed. witness sickness and defense demurrer debated. Indictment questioned as entire and Stine decision cited.

Motter Henderson Roy Wolfe Mordecai Jones Fannie B. Dorsey Jones Burgess and County Commissioners of Middletown Hermat L. Routenhn Ira W. Mullinix Wolfe E. 0. Peters Rockville Wm. P. Manlsby Worthington Connsel Stine

Funerals Held for Local Residents at Mt Olivet

The funeral services were held yesterday for Dr. Wm H Johnson at the Episcopal church in Adamstown with Rev Thomas con Quoted. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with lodge escorts. Also observed were funerals for Charles Koestler and Joseph Riggs at Mt Olivet, with multiple pallbearers and funeral directors named.

Wm. H. Johnson Episcopal Church Adamstown Thomas Adolphus Fearhake W. Nash Young Daniel Miller Arthur Potts Daniel T. Qordeman George A. T. Sneaffer W. E. Moercer Point of Rocks Basil DeLashmutt William P. Chiswell Albert Schroeder Mt. Olivet F. Schroeder Joseph ©. Riggs Njamaville Mr. May New Market Frank Downey F. Waltz George O. Petticord John Arnold Lease H. H. Mopkins Mt. Olivet Cemetery O. C. Carty

Sale of Lot of Ground in Frederick to Charles M Lease

Noah E Cramer real estate agent reports the sale of a lot of ground on West South street Frederick to Charles M Lease for $225. Caroline S and Charles E Houghton of Baltimore were the sellers. The Maryland School board will hold its semi annual meeting at the institution tomorrow.

Noah E. Cramer Caroline S Charles E. Houghton Baltimore West South Street Frederick Charles M. Lease Board of Visitors of The Maryland School

Fight over Schley verdict expands to congress

Attorney General Rayner leaves for Washington to confer with Admiral Schley and discuss further action after the court of inquiry verdict. The party favoring Schley pushes for a congressional or court of law review, while supporters argue for an impartial investigation by a special Senate or House panel.

Court of Inquiry Rayner Washington Admiral Schley Schley Santiago Gevator Foraker Ohio Admiral Dewey Davey Congress Park Benjamin Naval Arch Association Navy Mr. Benjamin Schley Court Dewsy Admiral Ramesy Admiral Benham Benham Ramsay Dewey Manila Sampson- Sohley Hag Besn Ae Sampson Bartle Isane Pearce Sampson-Sc Schirm

Barn Blown Down and Bridges Washed Away Near Point of Rocks

A heavy rain and high wind storm damaged the county. A nearly completed bank barn on J. L. Hickmar's Doubs farm was wrecked. A small bridge near Point of Rocks washed away. Middletown Valley saw extensive wind and rain damage. Potomac River rose fifteen feet above low water. temps plunged to about 10 degrees above zero. Rail lines and tunnels faced washouts and delays. repairs began. Weather expert Mercury Beriad had warned of a cold wave after warmer conditions.

J. L. Hickmar Doubs Marion Michael Qalico Rock Point of Rocks Middletown Valley Potomac Cumberland Hearturds Ohio Vonnallaville Foley's Green Spring Aitchcock Tunnel Piedmont Tunnelton Rowlesburg Hicku Hersis

Religious World Notes and Sunday Services Summary

A weekly religious roundup lists sermons across several churches led by Rev. Dr. Esohtaoh, Rev. W. Stinespring, Rev. Dr. Todd, Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle, Rev. Luther Kohlman, and others. Topics include prophecy, Moses, Christ’s home, Christian joy, Sabbath observance, and Christmas services. Union services planned January 6 to 10 1903. Charity Organization Society formed. next meeting January 6 1903 with papers on church and worldliness.

Evangelical Reformed Church Esohtaoh Moses W. Stinespriog United Brethren Church Christian Endeavor Weleer GauUan LE M. E South Epworth Loagan Todd M. E Abutes Epworth League Owen Compher Grace Reformed Church BE. L. McLean K. A. R. Stein Theological Seminary of Lancaster Kemp Hall All Saints Episcopal Church Osborne Ingle Christian Endeavor Society Misa Katie Shook Marian Smith City P. E BE. R. Eschbach D. D Luther Enuhiman D.D Osborne ‘Ingle D. D.E B. ¥. Switzer Charity Organization Society Luther Kuhlman Kouhiman H. L. McLean

Wheat Prospects Fall Sharply Across Local Counties

Poor Gullock for Wheat. Mr BE Green Selby toll-gatherer for the Frederick Turnpike Company along the road from Baltimore to Hagerstown notes an unusually poor wheat prospect this time of year. He has traveled this thor oughfare regularly for 10 years and has never seen a poorer outlook, especially for late sown grain, with the same condition reported in Howard Frederick and Washington counties.

BE. Green Selby Frederick Turnpike Company Baltimore Hageratown Howard Frederick Washington

Calendar Portrait from Woman's College 1902 Volume

The Woman's College issued a pretty 1902 calendar by a Philadelphia engraver. It features the college’s main buildings and a gilt embossed name of the college.

The Woman's College Philadelphia

Horine and Horine Family Obituaries and Local Notices

Obituaries from Adams, Myersville, and nearby towns announce the deaths of Adam T Horine and Jays D Byatt with mentions of families in Myersville and Harmony. Other notices report Mrs Fannie Spencer and Robert B Gelwicks’s deaths, funeral details, and interment plans in local cemeteries and churches. A death notice for Mary Catharine Riordan and Gervase T Guise is included with service plans and burial arrangements. Also noted are funeral services for Sophia E Bartgis in Baltimore and a review of Barlow and Wilson’s Minstrels performing at the City Opera House with a positive reception and upcoming show dates.

Barlow Wilson Darkey Warison Salt Lake

Beltzhoover announces engagement of Agnes Beltzhoover

Mr and Mrs George Beltzhoover of Shepherdstown West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Agnes Elliott Beltzhoover to Mr Don Meredith Carr of Ohio nephew of former South Carolina governor. The wedding is planned for February. Miss Beltzhoover is well known in Frederick and has often attended Mrs W W Osboro on West Third Street.

George Beltzhoover Shepherdstown W. Va Agnes Elliott Beltzhoover Don Meredith Carr Ohio Carr South Carolina

Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1901

Listed names of unclaimed letters at the Frederick city post office dated Saturday December 14 1901 include Geytlemen’s List S K Bell James Bargers D M Barrick Wm G Cassard Rey P M Laws Alex Moore Clarence W TenEick John J Wimp gler Sabres’ List Mrs Edith Ackeley Miss Blanche Burke Mrs Amanda Baker Mrs Laura L Forman Miss Noma V Gray Miss Emma Garrett Miss Mary Martiz Miss Grace Peoples Etta M Poole Miss G W Steiner Miss Etta Shafer Fran Robert Weaver Miss Jennie Williams.

Frederick City Geytlemen S. K Bell Jas. Bargers D. M. Barrick Wm. G. Cassard Rey P. M. Laws Alex Moore Clarence W. TenEick John J. Winpigler Sabres’ List Edith Ackeley Blanche Burke Amanda Baker Laura L. Forman Noma V. Gray Emma Garrett Mary Martiz Grace Peoples Etta M. Poole G. W. Steiner Mica Carrie Strong Etta Shafer Fran Robert Weaver Jennie Wilaims

Local Mart Market Quotes and Emberdays Note

Market quotes from J B W Hargett today list corn at 61 cents per bushel shelled, oats at 69 cents per bushel steamer grade, rejected 64 cents, hay at 8 to 12 per ton. Emberdays occur Wednesday Friday and Saturday, days of prayer and fasting in churches, said to influence three months of weather. The Modern Mother reports improved health in children using Syrup of Fig a gentle laxative. The California Fig Syrup Company manufactures the true remedy.

J.B. W. Hargett Qchildren California Fig Syrup Company

Pleasant Personal Notices From Local Readers

PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraph About Those Who Come and Go. Roxy Dlound Wee Fos Tetley spending the week with friends in Louisville Kentucky. Mr John Frezler, South Market Street, who has been spending a few days in Baltimore, has returned. Mr O L O Lampe, who has been spending a few days with relatives in Frederick, left today for Baltimore. Miss Williamson and Miss Julia Williamson, Court Square, who have been visiting friends in Baltimore, have returned. Mr Howard Harbaugh has returned home from the West and is the guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs Y Q Harbaugh, near Romitabore. The Sick, Mr David S Rice, East Fourth Street, who has been quite sick, is able to be out. Mr Charles N Hahn is sick at his residence, North Market Street. Miss Sallye Fountierry, of the Woman's College, is laid up with the sick list.

Roxy Dlound Wee Fos Tetley Louisville John Frezler South Market Street Baltimore O.L.O. Lampe Frederick Misa Williamson Julia Williamson Court Square Howard Harbaugh West David S. Rice Charlea N. Hahn North Market Street Sallye Fdnntieroy Woman's College Lacu

Christman Gift Treasures At Morris Jeweler Store

Local holiday display highlights finest tins and gifts for Christmas including jewelry sets sterling silver and diamonds. J W Morris jeweler advertises imported canfries guaranteed singers and ornate accessories. Also notices about a charity doll sale and Christmas price lists from Allen G. Quynn Co and Alex G. Quymy Co.

J. W. Morris First National Bank North Market Street

Holiday Shoppe Opens With Wide 19th Century Offerings

John Hendrickson rps Model promotes a grand holiday sale featuring a vast inventory for all family members. Fresh goods, wraps, furs, linens, and numerous silks, kerchiefs, and ladies and gents wear fill the shop at 609 the beautiful handmade Kerchiefs, with prices from 65 cents to 375 dollars.

Atrachan, &c

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