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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
3
Subscribers are urged to report receipt irregularities to The News. Notice warns readers of Taz News to send their old address and new address to ensure prompt and proper transfer when changing residences.
Miss Alica V Hieston of New York City visits Mrs 4 R Yeakle. Miss Ola Willard Telegraph street visits Spene ire Piedmont W A. Miss Edna Cromwel Buckeys town spends the day with friends in this city. Mrs Maggie Rhodes East Fourth street visits friends at LeGore this county. Mr Daniel J Young Rocky Springs spends the day to Freder ick on business. Carl Willard West Patrick street returns home after visiting Middletown. Rev A J Gil Martinsburg W Vs spends a few days with daughter Mrs George Heinlein West Third street. Mrs P L Holtstein and Master Henry Haller leave for Baltimore to spend days with friends. Mr George B Winebrener Philadelphia Pa returns home after visiting his parents Bree South Market street.
Weather repeats two more weeks of unsettled days with March winds and April showers. A public sale season looms in fall as auction cars keep county busy. Sheriff Martz and Hiram Hall, sentenced for one year for assault, depart for the House of Correction. The Moving Picture Company shows a final city opera house entertainment to a large crowd. Henry E. Cramer falls from a brittle arbor vine while trimming and injures his face and wrist.
John W. Leiter former Hagerstown contractor dies in California. Ralph E. Sampson named to the Naval Academy after recent reappointment. Clarksdale mansion in Cecil County destroyed by fire. Edward H. Benson chosen clerk of the House over Carlton Sykes. Mrs. Columbia Rhes of Baltimore fatally burned when her dress ignited from a store flame. Edward Walsh on trial for murder in Hagerstown. he testifies Moody raised a revolver before the shooting in self defense.
Mingea Emma and Angie Lamar of Biddletown lease a new cottage from Geo. Wm. Smith at Braddock Heights. They will operate a lodging and boarding service during the summer season.
Oliver G. Henley sues Conrad Royer for 9000 damages claiming malice in a pursuit of forged arrest charges. Trial begun with Judge John Motter. Royer previously charged but the case moved from Montgomery county. Royer claims receipts altered. Gary Brown testified earlier. defense lawyers listed. separate arraignment of Clayton Griffith for larceny ends with 16 months in the House of Correction.
The state Senate favorably reports Sacafor Gorman's bill allowing post mortem appraisal of cattle killed at the Livestock Sanitary Board. After debate the bill is set as a special order for Wednesday at 1 o clock. Key remarks note cattle destroyed before appraisal and concerns over pricing and fairness.
Grosvenor A Porter, appointed by President Roosevelt as United States marshal for the Southern District of Indiana Territory, will earn 4000 dollars a year to succeed Benjamin H Colbert. He is a native of the county, raised at Clemmont near Unionville, and a descendant of notable local and national figures. His father, Captain S T Porter, lives in Berlin Germany.
The Baumgardner home on South Market Street hosted an eighteenth wedding anniversary with many friends. Grace Baumgardner Ruth Gagan and Lillian Scapp of Martinsburg hosted guests. The evening featured music and graphophone selections, plus a sociable cake with eighteen candles. The 4 G L Club of Walkeraville was entertained by Mrs. William C. Cramer on February 28 with a reception and light refreshments. Attendees included Eddie Routzan Nina Oramer Helena Stauffer Nora Nelson Emma Gilbert Ethel Stauffer Ida Davilbiss Eleanor Stauffer Eleanor Johnson Hilda Devilbiss Annabell Oramer Mildred Stauffer Katharine Oramer.
A horse hitched to a buggy belonging to Jaco Kline of Adamstown bolted on West Patrick Street near Court Street after spooking at electric cars. The buggy struck a pole, breaking its running gear, and the horse dragged the wrecked buggy toward Carroll Street until stopped near the B and O freight office. At Berlin PA elections Rev W C Syker was elected school director.
Mrs. Daniel W. Sanuer executrix sold her late husband’s 180 acre farm along the National Pike on Middletown’s western edge to Oliver Beachley for 100 per acre. Beachley resold tools and shop to Charles H. Batts for 1550 with lease to Sanuer family. Other transfers include two mountain farms near White Back to Jer. Luther Norris for 300 per acre and lot near New Baltimore to C. C. Biser for 15 25 per acre. Baxter T. Horine sold 143 acres north of Barkittsville to Oliver Ligier for 105 per acre totaling 16415. Horine to manage farm for Ezr Sozine as he moves to Borkitreyi2ia.
A Maryland bill before the Legislature outlines many changes to auto rules. It would drop front lamp registration, allow slow driving if warned by horn, raise speed limits, require warning near horses, and mandate alighting to lead horses when requested. It also widens penalties for highway racing, shields unattended cars from tampering, shifts imprisonment powers, directs fines to road funds, and allows vehicle custody for costs.
A partial OCR shows figures and several bank roles including President Vice-President Cashier and assorted names such as Jepax Jas. McBansky D.E. Keraever and others. The text appears to be a table of officers with unclear alignment and several misreads.
Charles A. Thompson was arrested last night by Officers Herwig and Klog on the charge of being drunk and disorderly. Before Justice C. H. Eckstein he paid a $3 fine. Tonight at the City Opera House a performance of The Heart of Ireland features songs by Edward Wright and other company members with a gold orchestra.
Thomas A. Kessler died at his home on East Patrick street after a long illness. He was born near Jefferson, lived in the city for years, 56 years old, survived by a widow and six siblings. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM with services at the house and burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Also noted: Mrs. Evelyn Jones of Dickerson Montgomery County died of typhoid. Marian E. Eichelberger of Rocky Ridge died after paralysis illness.
City Judge Edwin R. B. Cochran Jr of Wilmington filed for a Delaware charter on behalf of the South Mountain Mining Company. The proposed capital is 1 million dollars to mine copper in Maryland, with 270 acres of likely mineral land in Washington County. Incorporators include Charles W. Daley Theodora Barrett and E R Cochran Jr. The Philadelphia concern plans to start operations soon.
Miss Jessia Weaver of New Windsor and Harry Haines of Carroll county were wed yesterday at the Central Presbyterian church parsonage in Baltimore by Rev. De Wiss Benham. The ceremony was moved to Baltimore to avoid practical jokes planned for a Windsor ceremony.
An interesting missionary lecture will be given Sunday March 4 at 7.20 PM at Libertytown M E church by Rev F A Killman pastor. The lecture will be illustrated by costly candles and special souvenirs from Japan. Rev Sam Grifflin will lecture there on Tuesday March 6 at 7.30 on Ten Nights in a Barroom and Hoosier Schooleoaster.
Representative Madd will serve through the next campaign as a member of the Congressional Committee from Maryland. Talks of Representative Paarre arise but seem settled that the Fifth district Congressman will remain.
County correspondence lists many visits among residents of Washington, Comus, Fountain Mills and Point of Rocks. A February wedding at the Hine home unites Anna Hine and David H Fry with guests from Washington, Montgomery and Lancaster counties attending the ceremony.
Broad Run reports guest visits and family news from Frederick and Tilghmanton including Mrs John Bowing visiting her parents. A school entertainment drew a good crowd. Local farming and a leg injury from trimming a willow are noted alongside property changes and a pastor’s sermon. Hite death from drinking boat incident near Hancock Station is reported.
The entertainment committee regrets to inform that the drawing of sante will not take place this evening due to Boregalas' failure to keep March 8 engagement after a quartet member fell ill. W. D. Zoorenwan, Chairman. Advertising notices invite readers to Commercial Orrrators for shoe and clothing deals and Edison records for March. Free Kindergarten Association hosts a sale of table delicacies at City Hotel sample room Saturday March 3. Dr. O. W. Hines offers consultations March 1 2 3 at 151 North Sarkst Street Frederick Maryland. Capitol Orticst Co advertises shirt department at 614 9th St. N. W. Washington DC. Kenner & Co. Osteopathy is listed with Dr EL Sabund.
The Local mart reports G Waring Tyson’s buying quotas for today with corn at 2.15 per barrel and 43 cents per bushel for shelled. Wheat quotes appear as No 3 red 79?0 per bushel and 65 cents per bushel for damaged grain. bagged oats listed at 30 cents per bushel.
We boast the largest and most handsome rug selection in the market with exclusive novelties. Our store presents up to date, new stock and positions itself as leaders in coverings of all kinds. Call and visit L. Be Mollinix for the best choice in town.
The Robert Downing Company closed for the season in Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday night. Mr sud Mire and Mr Roy Ruland who had been with the company strived home this morning.
The Sick, Mr. John Henry Oratin, one of oldest sizes of Mr. St. Mary's, is dangerous ly it, Mrs. John Smith, East Fourth street, Who has been quite sick, is able to be about the house.
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