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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1915
Page
3
Humid air keeps temperatures near ninety three degrees with high humidity. Officials report several workers slowed by heat while John Bowlus suffers sunstroke. no prostrations yet. Forecast offers no relief, promising continued hot weather and a difficult electric load.
A blaze Saturday night consumed the garage of the Carroll Transit Company, which operates bus routes from Baltimore to Littleton, causing extensive property damage and prompting investigations into the cause.
Gas flows in immense quantity from the Crosby Gas Company well in Norwich township Kane Pennsylvania. The well struck at about 2669 feet records initial flow near 4,009,009 feet per day and now estimated capacity between 6,000,60 and 790,000. Excitement high as roar heard at a distance.
Mr Murray Brish spends the day in Heltimore. Mr and Mrs Lewis A Rice return from Keokuk Iowa. Albert R Wallis of West Third street spends the day in Bailt prore. Mrs W F Cashour and Mrs Ray Catsail visit Atlantic City. Several families, including the Anders and the Mantz, return from trips to Union Bridge Leitersburg Braddock Heights and York. Mary H Miller hosts visitors as others motor to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Derr returned to cast his ballot in the Cumberland and George's Creek League primaries, then will depart for Cumberland Wednesday. The Evening Times praises Derr's umpiring in a recent game, noting his solid performance contrasted with weaker league officiating. Miss Margaret Snader, former Hod Cofegr student, wins fifth place in a Baltimore Sun short story contest, honoring her submission amid many entries. her father is a missionary in Sendai, Japan.
The funeral for Cecettus K Warheld who died in Baltimore was held Saturday arriving by special car on H and F Railway at 1 o'clock. Bishop John Gardner Murray officiated with Mrs Murray present. Pallbearers included Dr LU Jolly smith J H R Warner Dr Coirnes M W McKinney George S Horace and David V Slanfer. Interment followed in Mt Olivet cemetery Leesburg note remains interred in Leesburg.
Wilonr F Brown of Frederick married Miss Irma Niemyer of Middletown by Rev Dr E H Lamar this morning at about 40 o'clock. They will reside at 112 South Market Street. Epworth League fall rally drew strong attendance with Rev Samuel E Rose delivering the principal address and a duet by Rev E H Lamar and Mrs Frank X Staley.
An excursion over the B and C lines yesterday moved 138 people from the city, with 110 bound for Washington and 28 for Baltimore. A few also joined from Baltimore, and one person went on the Pittsburgh trip. A New York registered car with colored tourists was seen downtown, suggesting long travel.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. Cheney Co of Toledo endorses F D Cheney as trustworthy. National Bank of Commerce Toledo vouches for his firm's obligations. Catarrh cure advertised as internally acting. Testimonials offered free. Medicine sold by druggists and family pills for constipation advertised.
Scores from Saturday show St Louis 2 Athletics 4 in Philadelphia, Detroit 4 New York 3 in Detroit, Cleveland 5 Washington 4 in Washington, and Boston 6 Chicago 4 in Boston. Standings list Boston as leader with 6 wins, Detroit second with 7 losses, and Chicago midpack. other clubs include New York, Cleveland, Washington, and St Louis with varied records.
National League results show Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 3 2 at Pittsburgh. New York over Cincinnati 1 0. Cincinnati defeats New York 17 4. St Louis 2 Brooklyn 1. Chicago 8 Chicago 1. St Louis 4 Boston 3. Chicago 4 Boston 3. Standings list Philadelphia 71 54 . Chicago 62 67 . Brooklyn 72 62 . Cincinnati 63 70 . Boston 71 62 . Pittsburgh 64 72 . St. Louis 66 71 . New York 60 71 .
Summary of Federal League results across Brooklyn Pittsburgh Kansas City Chicago Baltimore and St Louis Newark fixtures with battery lineups and game outcomes. Standings show Pittsburg Kansas City St Louis Buffalo Chicago Brooklyn Newark Baltimore leading pack. Additional local notices cover jitney tax ordinances in Hagerstown and a county commissioner's auto axle incident near Myersville.
A health notice describes a liver stimulant that stirs a lazy liver to secrete bile and improve digestion and bone health. The ad claims a cold bath effect and offers 40 doses for 25 cents.
Roy Durborrow named physical director of Martinsburg MLC after season with Martinsburg club. Ayronching Heason schedule under way. Roger Peck, former player now a Monrovia teacher, spent weekend in Frederick. Frederick team mascot George Henderson to run shoe shine stand. Jack Morrison leaves for Shippensburg. John Agnew departs for Middletown NY. Police reports include Allentown motorists held by Deputy Wrizell after collision, ordering release when Summers not present. John Wise jailed 30 days on drunken charge. Claude Countee jailed for theft of £3 from a negress on promise to repay. Four Montgomery County Negroes to face hearing for disturbance at a colored picnic. Frederick uses motorcycle cop in trial period. Willia Gospell appointed temporary by Mayor Fraley, 22 warnings issued. Circuit Court not in session until Wednesday at 9:36.
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