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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-02
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WoRLD'sF FAIR NOTES.
A $4,000 monument Of Barre granite
win be one Of the exhibits from YER
mont.
An East Indian village and exhibit
win occupy 100000 square feet Of
space ON Midway Plaisancc.
Saginaw, Mich, noted as a salt pro-
ducing city, il constructing in minias
tnre . complete salt plant for exhibit
ton IL the Worlds Fair.
The silk Association n America and
tho silk Industry Association have de-
cided 70 combine ii making the finest
possible exhibit Of silk goods and pro
duets.
The New York Assembly has voted
permission for the raising Of one or
two old sunken vessels in Lake George
for the purpose Of sending them as
relics to the Fair.
Several Of the states are having pre-.
pared fine Autographs Of the buildings
which they win erect at tho Worlds
Fair, and through the sale Of them are
augmenting their amounts available
for building purposes.
The Methodists have decided TO hold
an international camp meeting Of q
months duration at the time Of the
Exposition. II will be held half tho
time at DesplAines and tho other half
at Lake Bluff. Both places are few
miles out from Chicago.
A handsome two-story building, I66
by $40 feet, with central court o.
BY I'll feet, win be erected at once IN
jackson Park for nse as the hend-
quarters for the Construction Depart
ment, Fire Department and Police
Offices. The building win also contain
q hospital, restaurant and sleeping
Iquarters.
A feature Of Idaho's Exhibit at the
Fair will be i practical illustration Of
the system and benefits of irrigation.
A large section Of sage brush soil will
be transported to Chicago. Through
this bitches will be run, and trees,
fruits and flowers will be grown in tho
soil by the irrigation system. Pros
pective Idaho settlers are expected to
be especially attracted by this exhibit.
AT an expense Of $40, 800, contracts
have been let for furnishing the Fair
with boilers Of 10000 horse power ca
pacity. The Exposition power plant
viii, burn oil instead Of coal. About
225,000 barrels pwill be required, feers
which the Exposition Company will
pay 72i cents q barrel. The. contract
has been let for putting in about
twelve miles Of sewerage pipe in the
grounds for &57 ,736.
One million signatures Of people di-
rectly aud indirectly connected with
the Exposition are being collected by
the Worlds Fair Mammoth Autograph
Album co. Copies Of these collections
Of autographs will be bound In three
volumes Of 2 900 pages each, to be
presented, respectively. to the Presi-
dent Of the United States for the
Smithsonian Institution. to the Cover
nor Of Illinois for the State Library,
and to the Mayor Of Chicago for the
City Public Library. The names will
be collected from all parts Of the world.
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E. B. FAULKNER. Judge, G. II. MILLKR sheriff.
". y. coLsroN. Clerk. CIV. FEIDT Pros Atty
AT Law.
Rob't s. Snively vs.. Geo. A. Smith;
action ofdebt. Judgment in favor Of
plaintiff for $500 and interest.
State Of West Va, VS.. John Parks;
misdemeanor. Plea, not guilty. Bond
executed and case continued until Sep
TENDER term Of Court.
John A. Files vs.. George A. Broker;
trespass on the case. Case continued
indefinitely.
John Farrin vs.. w. E. Light and c.
0. Lambert; appeal. Judgment IN
favor Of Plaintiff for s35 and interest.
No business was transacted this
morning, and Court took recess I'M
til 2 o'clock, when the docket was re-
sumed.
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5AEoER IS IN BELGIUM.
RothschiIds Double the salary OF the
Cashier who Didn,t Run Away.

BERLIN. May 1.-The authorities at
Frankfort on-the- Main have received
information that the Belgian police
have tracked Jaeger. the defaulting
chief cashier Of the Rothschilds, and
have learned that he is now hiding in
Brussels with his mistress, who was at
the bottom Of the whole affair.
The cutlery against the smallness 81
the salary attached to such response
Bile position has induced the Roths-
childs to double the amount they pay
to the present cashier, who receives
10000 marks yearly.
Herr Rothschilds himself now takes
charge Of the cash keys.
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DO DID, pErENpnp oN.

Mr.. John W. Neer, an old and much
esteemed business man, holds forth on
West King street. His groceries and
provisions are always fresh, and the
quality to be depended on. AS to
prices they are right. You can pro-
cure almost anything you need for
your table by calling at his store.
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THROUGHOUT THE cousrRY.

Psan Ding, Chinese leper on North
Brothers Island, near New York, is
dead.
Forty-eight pauper immigrants from
Cape de Verde have been refused a
landing at Providence, r. /.
The public debt statement to be IS
sued tomorrow will show an increase
during April Of nearly $4,000, 600.
The nineteenth payment on Cruiser
No. 6, Of s53,ssO. has been made to
the Union Iron Works, San Francisco.
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4 LITTLE mar YESTERDAY.

Some eombustible matter on the
mantle at the residence 81 Mr.. Schill,
on n. Queen St, was yesterday ignit-
ed BY lamp. The entire wood work
Of the mantle had burned when the
fire was discovered.
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coLuMno orADRrNsIAL soclnrr.

This society held liz annual meeting
in the sheritf's office, Friday, April %.
Mr.. Chas. Mcdonald was taken in as
an accepted member Of the society.
The next meeting will be held Friday
next, May 9th, at the same place and
honr. at which time al members are
earnestly requested TO be present.
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REPuRLIcAN coNyENTIoN.

The Republicans held a convention
in the Court House Saturday night for
the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Mayor. Mr.. John Farrin was elect
ed Chairman, and Mr.. N. B. Jones,
Secretary. The name Of Mr.. s. III
Martin was presented and loudly ap
plauded. No opposition was offered
him, and by reclamation he was nom
mated as the standard bearer in the
coming municipal campaign. Mr..
Martin is q strong man, a good citizen5
and one that win ably I'll the position
if elected.
D--s--------
Now is the time to subscribe for
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CIRCUS COMING.

The small boys and some Of the
larger ones win rejoice to know that
circus is booked for Martinsburg. It
is the T. K. Burke combination show.
II win exhibit on Saturday, May 18th.
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BEAcHLEr nErrER.

Cbas. Beachley, who several days
ago had leg cut off on the B. 4 O.,
is resting comfortably this morning
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EAIR DEALING IS OUR MOTTO.

And one visit to our store will prove what we
say Call, get our prices, examine our goods
and compare with others, then you will be.
satisfied with what we say. Our goods are all
fresh and satisfaction guaranteed.
DERN Il RITTERS Grocery Store,
Queen street, 5 doors north of SnodTass' Drug
store. 4-13-3w.
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choice lot of Early Rose potatoes for sale.
N 20 cents per bushel. w. B. CLENDENNING,
Bunker Hill, w. Va.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT7
ONE DINE PLACES II IN TWO LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

sitaat ons, Help wanted. For Sale, For
Rent. Lost. Found, sfrayed or stolen. To
Buy. Sell or whatever Your
want, Make IL Known In This Column.
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II AIDES worsted and silk top shoe, the very
" latest out, made by d. NJ Hough q Co. You
will find them at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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BIG LINE.

OF ranges and cook stoves that will please
you. Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. Nv. r. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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TOR SALE.

Farm of 100 acres, good new two story
frame houses, rooms each, orchard of 1000
peach trees. Farm situated near National Turn
Pike. six miles from Hancock, Nd. Price only
s9co; easy terms. See - pp,srop
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EoR SALE.

Three good mares; two bays, and one dapple
gray with foal. Also two good sets single har
ness, riding bride and saddle. Apply at this
Office, 44-tf.
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NOTICE no. TRRssPAssERs.

on and after this date all persons or parties
tresspassing upon the Ezra Herring property,
will be prosecuted according to law. Due
warning Is hereby given. H. w. FLAGG.
April q. 1899. Renter.
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You are invited to call and see the immense
stock Of gasoline stoves for sale at my place OF
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
fer beauty, economy and quick cooking. j. W.
r.. FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
near st. Clair Hotel.
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TTENTToN.

THOR stylish walking Shoes with silk vamp go
JIG TO FIERY SHOE STORE.
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CPRING MILLINERY.

SPRING MILLINERY
Infants Caps, Is cents to So. Shirfed Null
Hats IS cents to 81. Ladies' Straw Hats, 10
cents. MRS. r. A. LYONS.
4-27-1w.
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NyHE best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
IL at bottom Prices at FEERY's SHOE STORE.
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a TLAsr
No more rusty tinware. have Antitrust tin
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. j..
w r. FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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GRAND CARNIVAL at Central Opera House,
NJ this city, May 5, 1892 for the benefit Of the
i. G.. Band. +2O-2w.
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HKIANTED.

good nurse. one well educated Entire
control Of three children, aged three, two and
one year. Good wages. Apply at The WoRLD
once 4-11-2w.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Apply to Miss ANNIE K. CHAPMAN, corner
Burke and Maple avenue. 5-S5-1w.
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WANTED.

WASTED-
To exchange a acre lot with brick house,
situated on good road, II miles from Martins
burg for house and lot in town. See
4-28-2w j. II. BRIST0R.
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CIRCUIT COURT.


3. B. FAULKNER. Judge, c. II. MILLKR. sheriff
W. y. CoLsroN. Clerk. g. w. FEIDT. Pros. Atty
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INTEREST on TIME DEPOSITS.

On and after April 18th, 1892, the National
Bank, of Martinsburg, w. Va, will pay interest
on time certificates of deposit at the rate Of
per cent. per annum.
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
4-6im. GEO. s. HILL, Cashier.
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Now is the time to subscribe for
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EoR SALE.

il
A miniature Russian Bowling Alley. fully
equipped. Apply TO c. R. O'NEAL.
4-27-1w.
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nuE NOTICE.

ID
The party who so kindly removed the sheriff
revolver from the court house Monday, will
save trouble by promptly returning It to the
sheriff's ONCE. He Is known and win be given
ample time for its return.
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TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two double seated carriages mot jump seats)
nearly as good as new, at half price. See
4-2S-2w. j. H. BRISTOR.
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CPRING MILLINERY.
Lots Of Pretty Hats and extremely low prices
at MRS. r. A. LYONS.
4-27-1w.
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FOR SALE.
$50 young apple trees at scents each. See
4-28-2w. J. H. BRIST0R.
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[NTEREsT oN TIME DEPOSITS.

ON and after April 18th, 1S92;sthe Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Martinsburg, W. Va, will pay
interest at the rate of per cent. per annum
on time certificates of deposit.
By order Board of Directors.
4-6-im. FRANK E. WILSON, Cashier.
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IoU can find d. NJ. Hough u Co.'S fine shoes at
FTERY's SHOE SToRE. Don't forget the
place, next door to Hunters photograph CALLERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

Mark Twain served his sentence faith
fully. He read three hours every day
from his own works, but most OK the
passengers wished that he had rot.
or course oil the proceedings were
sportlve, but they Melted fc
mems 10 :J.,sope, seoo, a. -s.-f-
the captain TO have been the most In
teresting and delightful OF ell the enter
tainments ever arranged at sea upon any
OF the steamships OF that line.
Z. J. EDwARDG
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Hendrecus dropped his ticker into
Van Wart and sprang up TO help his
sweetheart. Her pretty smiles stirred
happy smiles on his face-a bright ana
ood-humored one, though still OF pill
fed complexion. His loverlike atten-
tions brought out blush on her cheeks.
That fair color seemed to make the old
barn glow and all the haymoU bloom
with fresh heads OF pink clover.
| 4 Poor Jierck Dewitt recalled how there
were once smiles as gay and bushes as
tender between him and damsel as
| buxom.
Poor fellow! his dinner did him no
good. he grew moodier and moodier.
| The little scene between his sister aud
Hendrecus had made him miserable
He could not sleep like Van Wart, nor
play cards with Galsworthy nor skylarK
! with Hendrecus. He sat brooding over
his sorrow. His powers OF self control
were weakened. he could not throw
of this weight Of an old bitterness. A
great vague misery oppressed him. He
began to fear his wits were going.
'If could only get these ugly feel
ings into shape" he thought, 81 could
grapple with them and choke them
down. l must do something, or shall
20 mad. l believe I'll steal round
through the woods to where | can see
old Bilby's house and the chestnut tree
where Abby first said she'd have me-
Looking at the places may help me to
drag this grief out Of myself and put II
on them"
Now that the British troops were
withdrawn from Vaughan's expedition,
Jerck felt quite secure In lodging about
the woods Of the manor. He left his
companion in the barn and stole oil to-
ward his father-in-law's old red farm
house. He felt as IL he were HIS own
ghost, compelled to haunt a spot where
| he had been murdered.
1t was quiet sunset The golden
light OF evening was among the golden
woods. The forest showered golden
leaves upon the ground and melted
away in golden notes across the level
sunbeams.
Continued on Ninth Page.
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nAaIo or SCIENCE.
What Has Bseu Done and = sugEestionn
of What Is TO be Done.

What Has Been Done and SugEestionn
of What Is 10 be Done.
This is pre-eminently the age OF phys
zeal science, Of machinery, electricity
md chemistry, says the New Orleans
Picoy1i7,e. These wonderful agencies
are enabling the human race to-day to
realize the wild dream OF that ancient
period when men were supposed TO be
able to WELD the powers OF magic
and TO command the genil and afrites
that presided over the forces OF nature
and had custody Of their hidden treas
ures. We do not possess Aladdin's
lamp, nor do we seek to unfold the Sc
crets OF the "elixir OF life" and the
"philosopher's stone, but we work with
our science wonders moro astonishing
and vastly more valuable than were ever
attributed 20 ancient magic.
When we consider that tho potential
Ites OF science are merely In their In
fancy we are brought TO realize that the
greatest sphere OF usefulness and pront
possible FOR human intelligence is 10
the study and calculation OF the secrets
of machinery, electricity and chemistry.
Not only are there enormous POSSIBLE
ities OF pecuniary profit 10 II, but there
is fame. too. With the greatest re-
spect for the legal profession Il Is doubt
ful n there is a lawyer Ia the whole world
whose pane Is as widely known as Is
that OF Edison, the electrician, or that
OF Watt the steam engineer, or those Of
Lavolsler, Davey aud FarAday,
chemists.
But what has been done In these
branches OF science Is but suggestion
OF what Is to be done. The telegraph.
the telephone, the photograph, electric
Illumination and propulsion are the
loose cads OF the problems OF Industrial
economies OF the most far reaching
power and stupendous importance. The
secrets of chemistry, so far as they have
been developed, haye exercised an enor-
nous influence on human progress.
The refining OF alt crude medical and
food products, the publication OF oils
and metals, the discovery OF dyestuffs,
the compounding OF explosives, the
| elaboration OF methods OF analysis by
which the composition OF all substances
NAV be ascertalned and distinguished,
and poisons detected or their effects
counteracted, are splendid achieve
ments. but they only indicate how
much more is to be done. as for ma
chinery, that IS the visible and practical
agency through which the manifold
forces OF electricity aud chemical amin
ity manifest their power and work their
will. Every step In human progress de-
mands new machines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

Mr.. X. Cheney, being summoned as
a witness, produced one OF Mark Twain's
books and read from IL his assertion that
he dropped tear upon the tomb OF
Adam. When asked by Mr.. Webster
what there was unscientifc about that
lie. IL IL was a lie, Mr.. Cheney replied
that the world knew Mark Twain never
wept and never made any one else weep.
II he had written that be searched the
vicinity for the tomb Of Eve and ex-
bumed Adams remains, that be might
discover which rib was taken for the
creation OF Eve, that would have been
entirely scientific and rational under
taking at Adams tomb.
Other witnesses read extracts from
"Huckleberry Finn" and quoted from
the exploits OF Colonel Mulberry Sell
lers as narrated by Mark Twain 70
prove that the accusation that the
various humorous lies there narrated
were unscIentiHc, and therefore I'M
probable and then the prosecution
rested.
The defense was insanity or ire
sponsibiIity, and the two ships physi-
clans were put upon the stand, each OF
whom testified that IN all their eIpe-
Renee they had never met man who
talked so irrstionalIy IS Mark Twain
did. They declared that the stories he
told them had not one grain OF prob
ability, and they indicated an abnor-
malIy diseased condition OF his mind.
Mark Twain himself was put upon
the stand. He testified that he had DO
recollection Of ever having written any
thing about . jumping frog, and that
be felt ike shifting the men and women
who came TO him and toEd-iiin,. IS thou
sands of them did that the jumping
frog was the funniest story they ever
had read. he testified that II he ever
said that he W.T. u the tomo OF Aasm
a. r,ast have moments Of heiIn-
esn.tIon al motions st the dis
cn,erv Of b would eertslnly
nave been oy-
| He at "mony % NJ
| cherev the Was Unworthy
- Nil. "W !" he said,
err y days b;
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I pray God thai the sacredness Of nv
soul Is not spoiled.
A greN agony stirred In her maIdenly
bosom at tlss SASsght. She bent closer
TO her work. She Eno<s sat her
mothers eyes were upon ~. She
heard without marking, the tattle Of
the maids.
ely, little needleT she said to her
self. Measure of this pause in my
llfel Every stitch is second. Sixty
are q minute. Minutes makes hours,
and hours wear out the weary day.
Evening must come. II can but be
brave and prudent shall see my father
and his noble friend and be safe"
Her needle gaIloped at the excitement
OF the thought.
Mrs. BrOthertoft looked at her and
said to her heart with a sneer: pretty
cresturel she consoles herself, Ii seems.
Our booty, rubicond bridegroom begins
TO look quite pale and interesting, seen
through q bridal veil. The touch Of
white silk cures her scruples easily. Ali
the blushing bride will be resigned to
her bliss. Bah! that IL should dread
such pretty, silly triherl What q fool
was TO think her different from other
mpering girlsl So this Is the meaning
Of all her coy little wiles and her head
aches. Headaches! She may have as
many as she pleases now In her pensive
bower. ALL l comprehend thee now,
fair hypocritel The slender fingers are
impatient for the ring. Fly, little bird,
to the bosom Of thy spouse. Perhaps he
will not quite crush thy poor, silly
heart. And l have been afraid OF her
wedding favors that she will presently
be kissing me again for gratitude with
more fervor than ever. But l am sick
OF her simplicity. / am tired OF her
Dearest mammasI' / should strange
her, I dare say, il she were not taken
of. She grows more like that Edwin
Brothertoft lately"
Your dress Is ready to try on, Miss
Lucy" said Mrs. Jierce Dewitt.
So there was q mighty rustic, and q
headless, armless torso Of stiff white
silk rose up and stood on its skirt. IL
did Dewitt great credit. Ali II her
character had only been equal to her
skill But she was a oraZen hussy, and
Sally, her sister, no better. Tel maitre
tel valet. One positively bad woman
spells many negatively bad ones. IL
would not seem at all unfair If destiny
took advantage Of the harm done jerk
DeWitt's wife In Furnishing the lady OF
the manor through her means.
Lucy still faced her wedding dress
without flinching. She may even have
thought that il the worst came 1t was
better to go to the guillOtine Ia becom-
ing stray. 1t is perhaps woman TO say.
MY heart is broken, but my bodice fits
Withot q fold"
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fore sailed. and he told me that his son
was being sent to Europe to cure him Of
. mania for prevarication. Not long
ago that young man disappeared from
his home for several days. When he
came back In shame faced manner his
father said:
where have you been7"
al have been hunting bear"
swell, II you killed any bear / shah
not punish you, but II you did not XIII
any, then / shall Danish You 20 Europe
for awhile. How many did you kIll9'
81 shot 1892 bears. father"
lyon are q falslier. You have
mixed up the year OF our Lord with
your bear shooting exploits. You win
have to 60 to Carlsbad TO be cured"
When Mark Twain finished this snec-
dots the prosecuting attorney declared
that he had been convicted out OF his
own mouth. for the anecdote Itself was
an unscientifc lie, insomueh that Mark
Twain had mentioned bear "a the game,
whereas he should have said 6sh.
Everybody expects that Q fisherman
will eIaggerata the number OF hsh
caught. but nobody ever knew bear
hunter to do L. The Jury convicted
the culprit without leaving their seats,
and Judge Dittenhoefer was called
upon to impose sentences. He command
ei Mark Twain TO stand up. aud he de-
clared that for the frst time q jury OF
his peers had formally and very proper
~ on the evidence found him guilty OF
unscientihc lying. He should therefore
sentence him 10 read for three hours
every day from his own works until tho
steamer reached port.
As sentence was pronounced Mark
Twain groaned, and then. falling on his
knees, implored the judge in these
words: Anything but thAtl Hang
me II you will, but do not compel me
to read nv own works That is . allow
and horrible deathm
Without needing the appeal Judge
Dittehhoefer added that as Mark Twain
was going to Germany 10 live for awhile
he should also condemn him 10 abandon
the American form OF his name. which
means two marks. aud use Instead The
German word bismarck" There
cannot be two Bismarcks in Germany"
said the Judge, land 10 will be . part 90
your punishment 70 carry on battle With
the prince Of that name for Jour right
10 use t."