Forecast News Summary
Forecast notes and short news update dated March 3 covering weather outlook and brief local items.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
3
Forecast notes and short news update dated March 3 covering weather outlook and brief local items.
A public notice column in The News lists mortgage sale and various local advertisements including Edward Bowins and W W Lease Co. The secretary T Hargett notes reliability standards for advertisers and asks readers to report irregularities.
SeWS OF THE STATE reports varied items from Maryland counties. Cadet Bennie Morris is being re examined at the Naval Academy while Talbot county’s dairy and creamery interests show profit. Kent and Worcester areas report agricultural drafts and court work. A railroad project advances as engineers and land buyers work on the Baltimore and Cumberland line. A jail escape attempt by a colored prisoner prompts notes on safety. Personal mentions include Dr. Gallaudet’s deaf mutes ministry and related institutions in Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington. Local sickness reports the Shipley and Norris families amid winter ailments.
A Brunswick Frederick delegation pressed for state aid to the Frederick Home for the Aged while the Senate and House moved on local bills. The Ways and Means Committee heard requests for Frederick city and county improvements and for a State library catalogue, with various amendments and local options debated in session.
The fourth quarterly Liberty circuit BM E Church conference reports a net gain of over eighty members and missionary collections of 2300 with gains over last year. Delegates to Maryland Annual Conference are elected. various church re-elections and upcoming services are noted. The G A R notes rapid declines in membership and looming end of a generation as the Philadelphia encampment nears.
Last Thursday night a horse driven by Mr Barnes of Lingstore failed to pass two teams driven by Mr John Houck and Mr Almer Lindsay. Lindsay's horse plunged into Houck's buggy breaking its spindle and four spokes, but no further damage occurred. Bouck had to obtain another buggy to continue.
Annapolis dispatch reports a Maryland bill to extend the term of Hon. John T. Vinson of Montgomery County, Sixth Judicial Circuit, who turns 70 next year and would term end in 1897. The bill faces partisan opposition though lawyers urge extension, with Republicans backing it and Democrats resisting, and Montgomery figure Hatterfly W. Talbott named as possible Democratic successor.
New invitation cards enter society life as decorative songs without words beyond date hour and sender. Gold beveled pasteboards with table settings signal dinners or luncheons while dancing figures hint at balls and Chinese motifs imply afternoon teas. Hunting party cards use hunting stones in elaborate designs.
Chicago’s Pas a-Pas DeafMute Club held its fourth annual dance drawing many mutes from the city and surroundings. Conversation flowed without words while dancing remained lively. A band played, and some could hear enough to follow, others used visual cues or floor vibrations to keep time. Witnesses praised the precise dancing.
Lincoln J. Carter's scenic production The Fast Mail features a fourteen car train with illuminated caboose and engine, a Niagara Falls moonlit scene, a suspension bridge view, a sixty to seventy mile per hour stage crossing, and a realistic steamboat race with explosion on the Mississippi.
Hicks for March forecasts a warm wave and growing storms to reach the Atlantic coast around the third with violent weather from the seventh to the ninth including thunder rain sleet in the south and heavy snow north. Storms recur from the eighteenth to the seventeenth and a cold period follows with possible quakes around the twentieth and twenty first and a strong storm run late in the month. Funeral services for Miss Olivia A. Urner were held February 21 at Singapore 8. E. Church Untonshle officiated by Rev. C. C. Marriott with brief life tributes from family and friends.
The Pen-Mer Council and Buena Vista Junior High hosted a midion Frederick county school event on the 22nd. Prof. J. W. Wol finger delivered the keynote while the receder gave an excellent speech.
Nash Cramer transfers real estate to Frank T. Evans in Brunswick for 160 dollars. Pottenzer Dorsey conveys Frederick County property to Lydia A. Wood for 4725 dollars.
A formidable snow fort formed in the school yard by Academy boys during Teent's visit to the area is melting as the season changes. The item mentions Hood's cures and Hood's Sarsaparilla as remedies, suggesting a local ad or note embedded in the text.
A March meeting at Dr. Hoffman's rooms heard Mrs. Ritchie present correspondence on the James Rumsey steamboat remains secured for the Historical Society. Goldsborough read an impartial Monocacy battle account, highlighting its significance. an old 1759 German geography was shown and discussed. The next meeting is March 15 at the Williams home.
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Horat Rody Wakefield E O Weant Westminster Jabo R Wil son L W Willar A L Clayton McComb T M Cline Hallimore J S Hadley Worcester Masse T Stratton Trenton N J Walsh Jamestown A T Benedict A G Ceely J A Richard New York Isaac Trayer M G Harden O H Browning Batisburg BH Farnley Chicago John H Trundle Martinsburg C W Fehr Milton Pa R E McDowell Alexandria J G Colquhown W C Hanter George A Cobb Philadelphia county Calais Hovst E M Remaburg Rankolon Baltimore B G Claze Montgomery county Md C J McCarthy Columbia Pa Mrs S Beatty Frostburg Md E M Jacques Pittsburgh J B Simms Va Samuel Lutz Jersey from the city and from the Guory Botst Miss Edith A Fisher Hanover Pa Harry Trayer Lisbon Howard county J S Lawson and wife Willam Gittinger Baltimore Joseph Jackson Ethica Ohic from the county
The YS FSB 23 met at Burkhart's Gallon with many members and spectators. Miss Lola Harris Mattie Young Stella Cannon and Mr George Twenty from Rom performed readings and receiving applause. A W Burkhert urged banning intemperance citing Leonard the drunken murderer and local executions. A snowstorm blanketed roads and locals noted visits and recoveries as the meeting closed.
A four horse team belonging to A L Ramsburg of Middletown Valley frightened by a person near Gambrill's Steam Flooring Mullis veered and struck a light wagon owned by Bir W A Wachter near Charlottesville. The Wachter Wagon overturned badly damaged. Weather report notes February average 34 degrees two degrees below twenty year average with high 50 and low 8 and 3.5 inches precipitation. Eldridge railroad surveyor with J P L Storm has been surveying Fourth Street northern town for several days with undisclosed purpose.
Local note lists The Rusty Diamonds with 16 26 and 20 cent prices and references Chy Gpera house on March 8. Mentions best amateur company this season and Perriot and the Zulus. Frepen Tissue advertised with full supply of Freren Tissue sil colors tuat received from W.F. Lease & Company.
pHlow shams and lace plhow shams and linen scarfs offered at low prices. Damasks and bleached fabrics priced at three cents underlines value. Carpet department features new designs at tempting prices. See the clips in the New Rage and shop early. News office Frederica MD.
A large line of new spring garments has opened, offering mostly entirely new styles in all colors with black. Early buyers get the best selection as the spring season is brief. Some winter jackets and capes remain at reduced prices to clear stock.
Frederik Ma.
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