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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07
WORLDS FAIR H0TE

Tsv international chess tournamer
held at Chicago in c)nnectio1
Worlds Fair will distribute
prizes.
The British building at the Wor
will have among its decorations nar
the arms OF the principal cities Oft
Kingdom.
SEATS for 125, 900 people are to
vided Ia the great Manufactures o.
the Worlds Fair for the dedication
on October 81.
The women OF La Salle Cou. -, are
raising money for the purpose ot1psying the
exnenses OF some 900 or 700 women ana girls
during a visit TO the Worlds Fair.
The main railway station, within the
Worlds Fair grounds. where all excursion
trains will discharge their passengers VIII
be handsome structure cosang wow,
and will accommodate %, 00o persons at one
time.
SwEpErs building at the Worlds Far
has been designed on the lines Oh the od
Morse stave churches, but with more sona-
ity. The building Is being constructor N
Sweden and will be sent 20 Chicago In Sc
tions.
The uropossd building for collective ez-
bib. ~ merchant t3ilQrsae aet the Worlfs
Fair will probably be- near ths fisf
building. As planned, 1t will be nft
feet square with portico extending
lagoon.
Persons in Bombay, India, ar
suadsd that there will be considerable
in making varied display ON
Fair. They propose to 81
elephants, so that visitors c
howdah with mahout," tr
of suttee, cremation,
wrestling. etc, and TO sci,
cup. They expect to sellck, Va
Ar an expense equal I,
dustrial school at Gunto-
a notable exhibit at the
exhibit will be entirely
Mohammedan women,
none OF their work hax4
at an international
small drawing room IN
ing will be furnished
the pupils Of the scho'
DAurHrS COUNTY,
exhibition in the Wo;
Worlds Fair an elabo'
extraordinary historic
be composed Of woods
OF the famous LIB
house in whiaoaaI
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before a s&A
spectators
diana that
The The quarters mart rs >Anily sewing
Doble and the n.sil modern
and demands fol
the modest Mr. a.
sS;5sS's ;;a S:si! 3 S''.ls 4: e &: !: 3 the BEST
tSs, Tremendous end , sorS saf OBTAIN then
Nancy's ma. Arfsens.
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prsaio' wss q ERE. ILL.
Terre
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was les standard remedy.
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Reu1 00ng11ueDa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07

During the last hnaucisl year the Ger
mau Government paid away 81, ,9e9, ,OJO
10 pers:cns to laval apd military officers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07

4. Drake. of South Dakota, at Kehi; John
;. Sundberg. OF California, at Bagdad; A.
1. Lowrie of Illinois. commercial sgsnt at
sriedberg; John p Erich, Of Ohio, at ST:
Pierre: Jasper Smith, OF the District OF
Columbia, at Turin. Mr. Baker fills the
,lace Of Consul Rider, removed for pecila-
ion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07
A Dlninu -Yoom MeltU.

In the diuiug-room Of a qua'n. old
house seen lately was the inscription
over the fire place in flowing Illuminated
text:
Work the jaws
A silent pause.
Frequent haw-haws.
Which was an exceedingly apt remioder
Of the value II slow eating and cheer.
fulness at table. New York World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-07
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.FE5HsrOck, Va.

bis cheeks.
and at SeveDty-four .ae.o as 49,
lawyer or politician in New England.
, 1892-10-01
Translation.


RT is hereby made known that,
- whereas Asiatic Cholera has ap-
peared in New York, the measures
ordered by Governments publ
cation Of 9Th inst. will apply to
arrivals from the United States of
America.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands. St. Croix, 10th September 1892.
For the GJcsrnor
LIMPRICHT.
, 1892-10-01
PUBLICATION
from the Police.

3 URsUANT to order from the
- Government and in accordance
with Publication of 25th September
1868 lists are hereby to be made out
of males in Christiansted, who on the
1st January 1893 will be over 20 but
under 90 years Of age, and therefore
bound to serve in Christiansted's Fire
Corps.
As a guide for the Police in fran
ing these lists, printed blanks will in
the nearest future Ue distributed,
which ought to be filled up by the
respective owners or poSsessors of
properties in the town and returned
to the Police Office within 3 days after
receipt thereof.
Christiansted's Police Office. the 26th Sep
tCmber 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-10-01
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
Personal MENTION.
Your Friends Coming and Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Miss May Shea left this morning for
Luray.
MI. Ed. Rider, Jr., spent yesterday
in our city.
Miss Clara Schleuss is visiting in
Cumberland.
Officer John Weddle is confined to
his bed by sickness.
Mrs. VIM. Gerhardt is on visit to
friends at Cavetown, Nd.
Miss Fannie Harper, Of Winchester,
is visiting Mrs. John s. Matthews.
Mr.. JAS, F. Thompson has returned
from Roanoke and other points in the
South.
Mr.. Cleggett Keplinger, Of Martins
burg, is visiting his brother, Mr.. j.
w. Keplinger, at Bakersyille.
Miss Katie curran, Of Washington,
who has been visiting Miss Mamie
Goheen, win return home this evening.
Mrs. Seckman, Mrs. Loman, Mrs.
Rutherford and Miss Annie Vogle at
tended the Changers Picnic yesterday.
Misses Sophia Anderson, Dora
Schleuss, Lena Gerling, Josie Lyons
and Jennie Shea drove to Winchester
this morning.
Miss Gertrude Bennett and nephew,
Clifton Eldridge, Of Baltimore, are
spending few days with Mrs. b. G.
Berry ON S. Queen street,
Mrs, Collins and daughter Miss An
ME. Of Kansas City, NO., who have
been visiting the family Of Mrs. Nc
Donald on Liberty street, left yesterday
for Winchester.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
OUR STREET cARs sroP.

The Street Car Company Of this city
yesterday morning suspended the rum
ming Of the electric cars and as matters
standatpresent theindications are that
their use will be discontinued indef-
nitely. Mr.. p. r. Harrison, Of the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
which furnishes the power BY contract
for the operation Of the street railway,
was seen by WORLD reporter yester-
day. He said; z The power was being
furnished yesterday as usual but Mr..
Wilson, Pres't Of the Railway Compa-
ny, refused to run his ears Mr.. Jno.
B. Wilson was next seen and said.
!" The street ears will be operated in
from 40 to so days. The power furn-
ished by the Illuminating Co. has been
insufficient and just as soon as build
ing can be erected we propose to have
our own electric plant this we think
can be done in 40 Or 60 days. Z Two
of the dynamos in the Illuminating
Co.'s plant are the property Of Mr..
Wilson. The situation to-day is UNI
changed with the exception that the
current has been turned off the trolley
wire.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
nor sERIoUs.

Engineer Nicholson, of the c keasa-
peake and Ohio Canal CompanE re-
turned to Georgetown on Saturday
night last from his trip Of inspection.
The break in the towpath in the neigh
borhood Of Sharpsburg, which vtas re-
ported to be Of serious nature, has
been found by the engineer to be Of
not much consequence and in 4 day
or two at the most viii BE- thoroughly
repaired. 1t was thought at first that
boats would delay on their trips at
least ten days by this impairment. but
the prompt action Of the comHany in
sending men Immediately to the scene
has reduced the delay to comparatively
nothing. IN other respects thh canal
is doing quite well.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
DEMoCRATIC DISTRICT PRraARIFg
AND COUNTY CONVENTION.


AT y meeting 81 tho Democratic Ex-
ecntive committee, Of Berhely county,
held III the city of Martinsburg, on
Saturday, Aug. "a, 1902 II was order
cd that this following call be Issued:
The Democratic voters Of the several
magisterial districts shall convene Iii
primary meeting Oh Saturday, Sept.
10, at ? p. ~. as follows: Arden dis
trict at Burkhart's school house, Fall
ing Waters at the Democratic Hall at
Falling Waters, Gerardstown at
the school at Gearaidstown, Hedges
vile at the masonic Hall, Mill Creek,
at the school house at Bunker Hill,
Opequon, at the schoollonse at SomlSe-
town, to select ten delegates from each
country district and twenty from Mar
tinsburg. III Martinsburg, the hour
and place 81 meeting and the manner
of selecting delegates Is left to tie city
executive committee. The delegates
So selected shall meet in Martinsburg
on Saturday, Sept, Ia, at 2 p. ~. IN
convention To nominate candidate
for Sheriff, one for prosecuting attort
ney, one for tie House Of Delegates,
one for county commissioner, two for
assessors, one for county surveyor and
to select new county executive com
mittee, composed of three members
from each county district and seven
from Martinsburg and any other busi-
mess which may properly come before
the convention.
The voters when assembled in dis
trict primaries shall nominate two
candidates for Justice Of the Pence
and two for Constables III each dis
trict. They shall also select q district
Executive Committee composed Of one
member for each sub-distriat in each
district and also three from each coun-
ty district and seven from Martins
burg is members Of the new County
Executive Committee The last nam
ed shall be reported to the County
Convention for ratification. Tho
County Executive committee recon-
mends that the delegates 70 the Coun-
III Convention meet in Martinsbnrg 1T
1880 for consultation on the day Of
the convention. S. W. WALKER,
Chairman
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i
street bridge from lis present terminus
70 the creek. Signed, Street Com
mittee.
GENTLEMENs Concerning claim for
damages made b. ono > a. Melton.
BY his falling over pile Of bricks ON
the night Of July II 1902, ii front Of
and on the pavement Of the property
lof Mr.. Geo. Trimble On q. Martin
street. We decided that there was no
dangerous obstruction on said pave
ment, and no blame can attach 10 the
Corporation for said accident 10 Mr.. J.
A. Melton, and your Committees con-
slider that L WIS purely accidental,
and would not recommend any dam
ages Signed Street 4 Nuisance
COMMITTEES.
We examined the aassessro's Book
for 1892 as made out BY Mr.. Pitzer,
and find II all correct. The total
amount Il the valuation. both real and
personal ~, 252 ,O47; the total amount
of tax for said year. 1892, il $l5. $685.
3S we have charged said amount to
Sergeant Wilen and taken his receipt
for same.
We therefore recommend that the
bill Of Mr. pitzer for making out the
said book be paid; amt. $50. Signed
Finance COMMITTEES.
GENThEMRN:- We, the Committee
appointed BY your Honorable body
some time ago, 10 confer with and If
possible induce the residents Of Boyd
street, TO sell for the price stipulated
in the agreement. enough Of ground
Of their lots to make Boyd street :
sufficient width, beg leave to report
that wo have been unable to got any
signatures to said paper, and very ~
|spectfully recommend that our At
torney Mr.. H. H. Emmert Be instruct
cd to carry the matter into court, and
enter into Condemnation Proceedings
for said ground, as We believe that this
win BE- the only way 10 finally settle
the matter. Signed Committee on
Boyd street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
STATE or SIEGE.
No shipments Of Freights 20 Washington
During the I:ncampmsnt.

No Shipments Of Freights 70 Washington
During the Encampmsnt.
The following general order has been
issued from the Office OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Baltimore, which
should be perused by every business
man. It looks as though the Nations
Capital was going to be in state Of
Siege during the G. A. r. Encampment.
70 Agents and convection
On account Of the heavy movement
Of passengers during the Encampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic in
Washington, D c., it has been agreed
by both the Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
mis- that no freight will be received for
delivery in Washington or received at
Washington for shipment rom mid
night Sept. IA, to midnight Sept. 26.
Agents win be governed BY the fol-
lowing instructions inreceiving freight,
namely from Pittsburg Division,
Mann Line, and Valley Branch points,
as well as from connections, no freight
for Washington will be received from
Sept. 10th to Sept. I'D inclusive af-
terswhich date shipments may be re-
sumes Dressed beef will be carried
as nsuaf. Live stock will be carried
subject to delay. Agents are instruct
ed to notify shippers Of i've stock, that
live stock will be taken only on these
conditions.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
Acnosz.r nE PoroMAc.

Our neigh Us across the Potomac,
the good people Of Martinsburg. are
hustlers. Within the last two years
they have enlarged their borders,
mended their ways, electrified and
lightened their foot steps. added indus
tries (and are still adding) one after
another, identified many Of their
churches and residences, and built q
new goal. This latter building Is 1
neat substantial structure Of brick with
brown stone trimmings.
Through the kindness Of attorney
Feidt and Tailor Simmons w were per-
mitted TO inspect it. We found with
III all the necessary modern improve
ments. The lower floor prison has
six chilled steel barred cells, capable
Of holding twenty -four prisoners. On
the upper floor there are three cells
where the female prisoners are kept.
at the time Of our visit there were
sixteen prisoners in the goal, six Of
which were behind the bars for mnr-
der.
Cur neighbors have put on city airs.
They no longer live IN the Martins
burg Of old, but ID the new Martins
burg. They have q boom, that is not
all blow. Hagerstora Ne,cs.
The s'good people Of Martinsburgn
have worked hard for the city's inn
provements, Hagerstown brother, and
we're mighty proud Of them.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
pEcLARRp rME DIANA orr.

After the audience had assembled at
the Martin ST. Opera House to witness
the performance Of the drama IRE
prieved, Z the manager Of the company
appeared upon the stage and III d brief
address informed the audience of go,
that by reason Of their soubrette fail
ing to arrive, rather than create . bad
impression declared the programme
for the evening of. The money paid
for tickets was promptly refunded and
the company left for parts unknown
last night.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
5UsTIcE MekEK,s nucKrr.

State vs. Chas, Newman, Sr., color.
ored, arrested upon i peace warrant
sworn ont BY his son. There not be-
ing sufficient evidence ii sustain the
charge, The case was dismissed.
State vs.. Jesse Lee, Elmer Wilson
and VIM. Fairfax, all colored, charge,
gambling for money at EIkins Park
All were committed to Jail
for court. Wilson afterwmd entered
into bond for his appearance at court
and was released.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
"rIxINo Ur. THE WHITE HOUSE.
A Return 20 the COLONEL style in the
Interior Decorations.

A Return TO the COLONEL style In the
Interior Decorations.
WASHINGTON. Sept. o. When the
President returns to the White House
he win find further progress made in
the work, begun last year, Of restoring
the interior decorations Of the Execu-
tive Mansion to the colonial style, 50
as to conform to the essentially colo
nial character Of the exterior architec-
ture.
The heavy Eastlake decortions Of
the main vestibule and corridor. whore
the Marine Band is stationed on State
receptions days, have been replaced
by light traceries in ecru and cream,
terra Gotta and old gold, the fash.
ion Of George Washington's days,
which in turn, was taken from the
French. A beginning was made in this
direction last year with the State din
ing room and Blue Room, and the re-
suit was found 50 satisfactory that II
has been followed, as far as the appro-
priartions would permit. this year.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
A SMART DEAL.

Manager Lambert has this day con-
tracted with Col. Theodore Hoppenhei-
mer to produce his comedy that has
made all London scream with delight
for 1896 performances. Most Of the
London company will be in the cast,
especially London's favorite prilna
donna, Miss Lille La Rose. The
name Of this comedy is Widow MUIR
PHYS Goat II is said to beagenuine
cure for the blues. There is laugh
in every situation. Mr.. Alfred Kelley
the young and talented comedian, has
been especially engaged to play the
star role (which, Of course, is a comedy
role,) in this country.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
DON'T LIKE THE TRUTH TOLD.

The Martinsburg WORLD of yester-
days date contains an article doubt
ing the integrity Of the officers Of the
National Building and Loan Associa-
ton Of Hagerstown. Want Of space
forbids US publishing the article to-
day, which we really regret, as it is
certainly as amusing as it is ridicu-
lous. lfail.
Tell the truth about it, gentlemen,
to republish the article would be detri-
mental to the Associations interests
in Hagerstown. It is certainly ridicu-
lous and shameful to send out an irrre-
sponsible man to inveigle people into
am association BY such glittering
promises. And how amusing it isforour
courts to decide in favor Of our people.
The Globe republishes our artacle in
Tuesdays issue which gave the facts
the Loan and Building case of Messrs.
Farrin and others now pending in the
magistrates court. It says:
" We cannot help but think that the
Neutrality-suspicious. werehastily made.
The principal Of these associations is
acknowledged to be good and good
men are at the head Of them. / ia mis-
take or a Misrepresentation has been
made BY an agent, this would hardly
warrant the condemnation Of all as
sociations and everybody connected
with Them
We do not condemn ali associations
and everybody connected with them,
but we do condemn every institution
that does not want to be held response
Bile for the actions of its agents. The
World will in the future as in the
past carefully guard the interests Of
its friends and patrons.
Il tslftss
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
MISS BORDEN HELD.
GRAND JURY 10 INVESTIGATE THE.
CHARGE OF MURDER.
FAILURE or THE DEFENSE TO SD.
CURE HEX DISCHARGE FROM

FALL RIvER, Mass., Sept. 2. Arg
umentsin The preliminary trial 81 Miss
Lizzie Borden, who i charged with
killing her father, Mr.. Andrew J. Bor-
den, on August 4, wers concluded yes
terday. Counsel for the defense fall
ed to clear Miss Borden from
the ac-cusati'on in n .
prelim1i nary trial which has
been in progress, and she was held
for the action Of the grand jury. The
State established possible case, and
the grand jury will decide whether or
not to indict Miss Borden The wife
of Mr.. Andrew J. Borden, who was
Miss Lizzie's stepmother, was found
dead with her husband, but in the
preliminary hearing the prisoner was
only charged with killing her father,
as conviction on that accusation would
involve punishment for both crimes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
AUTUMN IN THE MounrArns.

The important announcement i
made that Deer Park win remain open
until October LIT, and Oakland until
September 22nd, thus affording al OPP
portunity to spend September, the
most delightful month, in the Alleghan-
les. The luxuriant foliage Of the
mountains is then in its antnmnal
glory. wild flowers abound, and game
and Ash are plentiful All Vestibuled
Limited Express trains Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad between the
East and West stop st both resorts.
Pullman parlor 81 sleeping oars % I'll
trains. 9-1-2t
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
REPoRTER.s nosEaAx.
snap shots At Home and NeiEhborins
News.

snap shots 1t Home and NeiEhborins
News.
What are you preparing for the IN
wood fair?
0vercoats were worn on our streets
last night.
The evenings are growing longer
and cooler.
The Synod Of the Evangelical Luth-
ern church for this district will meet
in Frederick city on 0ctober4. The
territory embraced in the synodical
district is the State Of Maryland, Dis
trict Of Columbia, portions Of Virginia
and West Virginia and few churches
in Pennsylvania.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
cIun MrErINa.

A meeting Of the Cleveland and
Stevenson Club Of this city was held at
Democratic headquarters last night
and twenty-nine new members were
enrolled, after which the usual business
was despatched. President Jas. C..
Frazer delivered his inaugural address
which was most pleasing and effective.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
DIED or ApoPLExY.

Grin. Moler, well-known farmer,
who resided near Harper's Ferry, died
very suddenly Of apoplexy last week.
He was stricken while on horseback,
remarked to friends that he believed
heNwas going to die and hurried home
ward. Reaching his gate, members Of
his household lifted him from the sad
die and carried him TO the house,
where he soon expired.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02
DIsAppoTNTED oUR poYs.

The game of bali to have been play
I'd here Wednesday afternoon between
Cumberland and Martinsburg did not
come off owing to the failure Of the
Cumberland boysto pnt in appearance,
nor did they sent any excuse.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02

THE great increase
culation Of The Vol
Slumn the BEST AND J
Using medium In thI
read BY over 5000 pei.
ing. One dime pays
vertisement for one -
quent insertions can
per line. Special rat
or year. All copy mn
m. daily. A postal d
noon at any point With
district, will reach this
for the edition De that d
nished free at this Office {
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02

EsoR SALE ia large writing table in good
il condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
office. 6-28tf.
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WHAT DO yOJ WANT 2
One Dime Places Il Il Two Lines
Before Five THOUSAND Readers.

For sale. Ter
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hatsver Your
ThIs columns.
HE local cir
makes this
iAPEsr adver-.
lection. It Is
every even
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hon. Snbsn-
lad at n cts
u the month
be in by ! p
a mailed BY
the collective
dunn In time
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liz branches. I
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-02

FIARY Ice Cream Soda Water; it 81 very fine at
III GILBERTS BROS.
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NOR nice line at Misses and chIIdren's
IL High Cut Spring Heel Shoes gI, to
FIERY,S SHOE STORE.
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Culver Dollars, silver Dollars q { 4 Premium
- 10 days. YELLOW FRONT.