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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-25

The Supreme Court. In is Opinion. Hold.
II Constitutional.


II Constitutional.
The supreme court Of appeals met
Tuesday morning and handed down
its opinion in the case Of the State
against Peel Splint Coal Company,
from Kanawha county. The opinion
is byJndge Lucas, President fthecourt,
and was concurred in 81 his associ-|
ates. Following Is the
SYLLABUS.
i. On the 7th day Of March, 1901,
the Legislature passed an Act prohibits
ling any corporation. company, firm or
person engaged IN any trade Or BUSH
mess, either directly or Indirectly to-
issue, sell, give Or deliver, ID any per-
son employed BY such corporation,
company, Arm or person in payment
Of wages due such laborer, or as adj
vances for labor not due, any script
token, draft, check or other evidence
of indebtedness payable or redeemable
otherwise than in lawful money; and
if any such script, token, draft, check
or other evidence Of Indebtedness be-
10 issued, sold, given on delivered To-
such laborer, II shall be construed, tax
en- and held IN all courts and places 10
be promise TO pay the sum specified
therein in lawful money by the cor
lporation, company. firm or person
issuing, selling, giving Or delivering
the same to the person named therein
or to the holder thereof and providing
4 further, that violation Of this section
on the part Of such corporation, ETC.,
shall be misdemcanor, punishable BY
fine and Imprisonment.
| And on the 9th day Of March, 1891,
the Legislature passed another Act
for weighing and measuring coal at the
place where mined, before the. same is
screened. which provided that all coal
mined and paid for by weight, shall be
weighed in the car in which it is re-
moved from the mine before it isscreen-
ed, and shall be paid for according to
the weight so ascertained at such
price per ton as may be agreed on BY
such owner or operator and the miners
l-lmho rninesl tiie same aid -c0sii Ansisled
and paid for by measure shall be paid
for according to the number of bush
els marked upon each car in which il
is removed from the mime, and before
it is screened, and the price paid foi
each bushel so ascertained, shall be
such as may be agreed on as afore.
said and provided further. that VIC
lation Of the act by any corporation
and SO forth, should be misdemeanol
punishable by fine and imprisonment
Held. that neither Of these Acts il
Hin violation Of the constitution of this
State, nor Of that of the United States
but both Acts. when applied to the
facts of this case, are within the scope
Of Legislative authority.
.. The principles of constitutions
and statuary construction laid dowr
by this court in Steady ct ais VS.. Os
burn ETC., 5 w. ". IS, and Jacobs etc.
Tvs Slack etc, 86.612, and State vs.
I Workman, 50 Ib approved and re
affirmed.
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wEsrRRN MARYLANn RAILRoAn
DIRECTIONS

The directors Of the Western Mary
land Railroad, and their monthly meet
ing Wednesday discussed the orii-
nance before Baltimore City Council
embodying the proposition Of Presi-
dent Hood for the resumption Of inter
est payments on the company indebt-
edness to the city. President Hood
was authorized By unanimous vote to
make provision for complying with
terms Of the proposition. The business
Of the company. il was stated, i
crowding IL facilities, and varions i'm
proysments fos handling If increased
traffic were authorized.
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CI1TE1bnFF SUM
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Hiram Cox.
of Tanners Fork Of Steer Creek, Cal.
houn county, on the 18th inst, twin
boys This is the third pair Of twins
born to this family. Mr. Cox i q
years old. has been married twice and
is the father 81 twenty-five children.
Mrs. Cox i o. years old, has been
married twice and il the mother II AZ.
teen children.
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AFREIGHTwREcK ON THE G. '. R. R.

"a freight wreck occurred at Middle
sex station on the G. v. R, r. at 1890
o'clock Wednesday. Six cars Of Con
ductor Miekey's freight train east left
the track at that place and blocked
the track so that all traffic was de-
layed. Passengers east and south
were transferred. There are no par
ticulars as to the cause Of the wreck.
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Marie juneau. I French woman Nv
ing on the outskirts II Quayaquil.
South Amerisa, cable adpiees say, has
given birth 70 seven children il ono
day. The aggregate weight II the
septets was ! tribe over fourteen
pounds and u Inst accounts an were
alive. This i said BY eminent doc
tors, who have consulted statistics, 10
BE- the largest number Of children ever
born 70 q civilized woman al q single
birth.
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NEWS PENCILTNGs.

The Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company uses annually thirty thous-
and tons Of coal.
nayliehthesm as4hefores Xix olcloel
these mornings.
Our merchants are anticipating a
good spring trade.
At Cumberland, Lawrence Osgrove,
the first man to stick spade in the
ground when the B. & o. was built,
died Of old age.
The baseball editor is again high
cockolorum in the offices Of the metro.
politan newspapers.
The commercial men are putting in
an appearance quite numerously with
samples Of spring goods.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVERSION.

The West Virginia State Sunday
School Convention, now in session at
Parkersburg, Is represented AZ follows:
Minister'S present, ~
Delegates present, 70.
Total present, 81.
Counties represented, II.
State Of Ohio, I.
State Of Illinois, 2.
Denominations represented, s, as
follows: Baptists, 10; M. II. So; M. ii,
South, none; NJ. RI, 10; Lutheran, 4;
Presbyterian, :; r. Il, none; Seventh
Day Baptists, ?; y. b, /; congrega-
tionaIist, l; from Union Sunday
School, /.
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CHARTER ISSUED

a charter was issued Tuesday to
"The Midland Boom and Lumber Co. /"
with its principal Office at Buckhan-
on. Capital 81, 900, divided into shares
of 800 each, which are held by A. H.
Winchester and four others of Buck
hanon, w. Va.
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cnAnGEp WITH MuEDE..
A Mothers Strange Jealousy II the Cause
or Horrible Crime.

Of = Horrible Crime.
Marion S. Moore, beautiful young
woman, 80 years Of age, was arrested
at Charleston on Wednesday night,
charged with a horrible crime. Mrs.
Moore was married when she was six
teen. Her eldest child was a pretty
girl Of thirteen. Two weeks ago the
daughter was found murdered in the
house, her throat having been cut
from ear to ear with razor.
Mrs. Moore claimed that as she. was
returning home she saw Eliza Hack
ney leaving the house, and on her evil
dence the Hackney woman was ar
rested, charged with the crime. The
evidence failed entirely to connect her
with it and to-day she was discharged.
In the meantime evidence has been
secured showing that Mrs. Moore was
blindly infatuated with james Sem
pie, hired man in her employ. The
man apparently paid no attention to
her advances, but had repeatedly ask
ed Moore to marry the daughter Bette
and paid her considerable attention.
All they evidence tends to show that
the woman in her furious jealousy
took the opportunity to kill her own
child.
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helping the IaborIng classes.
FUNERAL SATURDAY.

Miss May Reckamore win be buried
tomorrow evening at 2so'clock from
st. Joseph's Church. Interment in
st. Joseph's Cemetery. VIM. II. Wien
funeral director.
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ELECTED TO FILL VACANCY.

At meeting of the directors of the
new Farmers and Merchants Bank,
yesterday evening, Mr.. J. T. MAIDEN
bousch was elected to fill the position
of book-keeper and assistant cashier,
vacancy caused by resignation of Mr..
Edw. Rutledge.
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LICENsEs ISSUED.

Marriage licenses were issued to Mr..
Samuel bowling and Eliza R. Linton ;
and G. T. Vanandale and Ollie ".
Young, all Of this county.
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A SOCIAL HOP.

Mr.. George B. Walters gave at his
residence last night social hop to his
many friends. Refreshments were
served at late hour, and an enjoya-
BILE time had generally.
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ATTITUDES ON THE y. a O. u. u.
The elevation above the sea level 81
the following named places located On
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad lines,
has been determined BY actual meas.
nrement, and il an evidence or their
lhsalthfnlnsss, whiah il not only yalna.
BILE but indispensable in place Of
residence: Philadelphia, Pa, 10; Bal
timore, Nd, "a; Washington, d. CT,
q; Harper's Ferry, w. Va, 277; Ia
koma, D. G., 3O7; Garrett Park, Nd,
1923; Forest Glenn, Nd, 33l; Silver
Springs, Nd, 1862; Rockville, Nd,
Az; Gaithersburg, Nd, 537; Parkers-
burg, W. Va, 623; Cumberland, Nd,
$50; Wheeling, w. Va, 663; Pitts
burg, Pa, 751; Winchester, Va, 767;
Piedmont, w. Va, 925; Lexington,
Va, 700; Clarksburg, w. Va, 1,O3O;
Hairisonburg, Va, 1870; Staunton,
Va, 1888; Oakland, Nd, 1871;
Mountain Lake Park, Nd, 2,396;
Deer Park, Nd, 2,44l.
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PASSED THE HOUSE.

The bill authorizing the Council Of
Brunswick to issue SIC, 900 in Improve
ment Bonds, passed the House on
Monday. 1t now goes to the Senate.
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The Marsinsburg Independent Drum
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Il the New Opera House last night,
proceeds for the benefit IL the organ
ization. Il was well attended and be-
sides the recollections d most enjoy
able evening, the dFummers are wen
pleased with the financial results.
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Add Your Name
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our City
to 0btaina Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that viii give our city payroll Of
from ssO,OOO.0O to $1OO,OOO.OO, per
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FoR SALE.
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LNOR RENT.
The saloon now occupied BY Chas. Farrin on
n. Queen street and dwelling house adjoining
3-3+1w.
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or RENT, on PUBLIC SQUARE.

From April list, two large first floor parlol
rooms in Burkhart Building across hall from the
ONCE Of the NJ. NJ. n. a l. Co., especially suited
- s. :s ~ MRS. BURKHART
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good store room, with cellar and wareroom
attached North Queen street. doors above X.
L. Snodgrass 4 Cos. drug store. Apply to WM.
II. WILLIAMS. Slim.
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FOR RENT.
Convenient room next 10 Al NJ. Gilbert's. re-
Gently occupied by VIM. Wright, as a clothing
store. Apply to JNo. TELLER. 3-7-tf
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STATE CONTENTION.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

At regular meeting OF the Republican State
Central Committee held at Tillnghasts Hall in the
City Of Providence. on Saturday. the 27th day OF
February 1892. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Resolved That a State Convention OF Republican
street. In tho City Of Providence, on TUESDAY,
March 10. 1872 at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating State officers for the ensuing year.
and for the tran saction OF such oher business n
may properly come before said convention.
Resolved That the several Town and City Com
mittees are hereby requested 20 eau Primary Meet;
ings for the purposs of electtng delegates 10 said
Convention double In number 90 the representation
of the said Towns and titles In the General Assem-
bly,. and 10 elect members of the state Central Com.
mttee for the ensuing year, follows. namely:
three from the city Ol Providence and one from
each OF the Cities and Towns Of the State also to
elect Town and City Committees for the ensuing
State Committee and the names OF the
Town and City Committees, together with
the names OF the Charmen and Secretaries
thereof. with their post Office Addresses upon the
credentials of the delegates TO the Conventions and
that said meetings be held at least three days pre-
yious to the day designated for holding said Con-
vention; and that she Secretaries OF said Primary
Meetings be re9uestCd TO forward copy OF the cre
dentials OF delegates immediately after their cleo
ton, to the Secretary OF the state Committee.
Res1ved, That the members of the town. city OF
ward committees, calling the primary meetings &c
order under the above call together with the chair.
man and secretaries OF said meetings, be instructed
said delegates were elected pursuant 10 a regular
call OF said town or CITY commlttee
ALMON X. GOODWIN, Chairman.
ISAAC l.. GOFF secretary.
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
RELAY.0UT, LAYOUT AND EXTEN-
SION OF BUCKlIN STREET.

The undersigned. who were appointed by the Hon
orable the Supreme Court at It's April Term, A. ID.
1891, Commissioners of Estimate aud Assessment IN
the matter OF the relay layout and extention OF
Bucklin Street from Daboll Street northerly 10 the
junction OF Dexter and Cromwell Streets hereby
give notice that they have deposited In the Office OF
the City Clerk OF the City of Providence a true copy
OF the report 10 be by them made TO said Supreme
Court, and OF the plat accompanying the same for
the inspection OF whomsoeyer II may concern.
ADDISON q. FISHER
CHARLES A. HUBBARD,
FRANK H. HAZARD,
JAMES B PAINE.
SAMUEL :. DuRFEE,
Commissioners.
Providence II. l. March 3. 1852. mr5-i4t.
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DIED.

CREAGAN-In this city, 9TH inst, BRIDGET
CREAGAN aged 90 years.
n Collins No / Trenton street Wednesday 9th
inst. at $3.50 O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
Clark this city, 9TH inst. JAMES N. CLARK,
aged % years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
COLLINs-In Enfield. II. T., 9TH inst, HERMAN
: COLLINS in the 72d year OF his ace.
Funeral services al his late residence, THURSDAY,
friends invited to attend.
EDWARDS-Int this city, 9th inst, Mrs. MARY
Funeral orn he "a sh sdeaee S scG % Bra
22S Weekend street Thussday, 10th inst, al
1880 T.. VI. keiatives and friends are invited To
attend. Burial at the convenience Of the fam
FLANAGAN-In this city. 9Th inst. MARY,
Funeral Wednesday morning, at $50 o'clock, from
her late residence. No. l5 Printery street, kela-
tyes and friends are invited To attend
HICK SIN Ashland, sctuate, on the 9th inst,
AUGUSTUS HICKS, aged lol years and ii
Funeral from Ashland Church: "Wednesday, 9th
friends are Invited 10 attend. Burial at convent
ence OF family.
this city e5h 1 Hs azApETH ~ pss wife
Funeral services "Wednesday. 9th inst, at r. NJ,
Reiatlves and friends are Invited 10 attend.
JAsEPU-In this city. sth inst GEORGE L.
JAsEPH, aged s6 years.
Funeral notice later.
MURRAY this city at 137 Jewett street. 9TH
inst Miss CATHEHINE Mt BRAY.
Funeral from her parents residence, No. 137 jew
EFT street, Thursday, 10th inst. al $50
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend .
MANCHEsrER-In Oakland, Cal, .4th inst.
Lucy ANNA, daughter Of the late Humphrey
and Anna Manchester, formerly OF New Bedford.
Mass. "
PERRy-In this city, 9th inst, LOIS A.. daugh-
ter of William III. Perry OF Clarks Falls,
Conn.,
Funeral at Friends Meeting Hodse. Hopkinton, r. l.
Thursday, 10th inst. at ia. NJ. Relatives
and friends arc invited 10 attend
PEOPLES-In Ashton, X. l., 9Th inst, HUGH
PEOPLES, aged 40 years.
Funeral wednday 9th inst. at O'Clock y. VI,
from st. Johns Episcopal Church, Ashton.
Burial at Lonsdale. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
SCHWENk-ln pawtucket, 9TH inst. ADAM
SCHwENK, In his OSth year,
Funeral Wednesday, OH inst, at olock p. NJ.
from his late residence, No. Boutwell, street.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend without
further notice.
TUCkER-In Scltuate. 9th inst, DANIEL
TICKER. I'm the 39th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. "wednesday, 9th
Inst at ~ O'Clock, Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
YEOMtNs-ln this city, suddenly, 9Th inst,
MARTHA A. daughter Of the late Amos ID. and
Mary A. Yeomnus.
Funeral from her late residence. Wednesday, 9th
inst, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Burial later.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican electors of the city OF Providence
are requested 90 assemble ~ their respective wards
o'clock. 10 elect delegates 90 the Republican state
Convention, % be held N Muse Hal Providence
TUESDAY. March l5. 1892. az II O'Clock a. NJ. for
the purpose OF nominating state officers for the en-
suing year, to be voted for at the coming state
election, 10 he held WEDNESDAY. April q, 1902.
The electors Of the 9th, lalh. lst. 2d :id and ith
wards Will elect three delegates each, aud the
electors OF the 5th. 9TH 9Th aud sth wards will elect
two delcgat = each.
Also to elect i've delegates each 20 the Republican
City Convent ~, 60 he held at the Central Police
Station, FRIDAY March IL, 1892. at 4 O'clock u, NJ.
10 nominate candidates for the Genci a Assembly
Also toelect Ave members OF the city committee for
the ensuing year.
9th and 10th wards viii meet In their respective
ward rooms.
Said electors OF the 9TH ward Will meet in the old
grammar school house on Fountain street.
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pRINIRY MEETINGS.
PRINIRY MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN
Primary Meetings

At a meeting OF the Republican city committee OF
the city OF Providence, held Thursday evening,
March :, 1892 the following ell for primary meet
ings and a City Convention was ordered:
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Certificate of Limited Co-partnorship.

Certificate OF Limited Co-partncrship.
This certificate signed aud executed by Frank X,
Potter and Waltfr A. Potter both OF the city and
county % ITovidonce and state OF Rhode Island,
and Asa X. Potter of said Providence on this first
day OF February. A. ID. 1872
Witnesseth that the said Frank X, Walter A. and
Asa X, Potter have agreed and entered into limit.
ed partnership Tor the purpose 81 and
dealing IN furniture and other household fittings.
said partnership business i 20 be conducted and
carried on under Tho name Of Potter Go. said
Frank X. Potter and said Walter A Potter reside 10
snid Providence aud are general partners iu said
business said Asa n. Potter resides also tn said
Providence and Il special partnsr in said business
and has contributed the sum Of ~ 600 20 the com.
mon stock of said concern.
The sail partnsrsh y l. 20 commence the day
Of the date ~ this certificate and 70 terminate on
the hirty -nrst day of Jannery A. y, 1897,
FRANK X POTTER
WALTER A. POTTER
Asa X POTTER
Providence sc.-fn Providence, In said County ON
this nrst day OF February, A. d. is,2 then Prank
n Potter. Walter a. Potter and Asn X. Potter ssv.
orally appeared before ne and acknOw lodged the
and deed LoRiN ". COOK,
ks.Ny Pable.
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MARRIED..

D-LANGFORD-In In this CITY, Sd inst,
by the Rev. George A. Smith. WILLIAM AL
toRD and Miss LOUISA LANGFoRD, both OF
Providence.
LOvELL-RUFF-Ma Q, by the Rev. Angus
tus Woodbury., PRESCOTT w. LOWELL TO LYDIA
X. Run both of Providence.
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"Of Two Evils"

"Of Two Evils"
She (thirtyfive in the shade)-You
must either marry me or buy me a silk
dress; this is leap year, you know.
He-Must / choose?
She (archly)-You must.
He (resignedly)-Well, what kind of a
silk would you prefer?
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For Local Items See Page 8.

For nne engraving. electrotyping or printing, call
on The j. J. RYDER Co.
1876 Westminster Street. Providence.
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CITY CONVENTION.

A City Convention OF the Republican party OF the
city OF Providence viii be held in the Court Room at
the Central Police station, on Canal street FRI
DAY, March III, 1892 at o'clock II. NJ. to nomi-
nate Senator and l2 RPpresen tativcs 10 repre-
sent said city In the next General Assembly, said
Senator and Representatives 10 be voted FOR on
April y. lSr2. the day appointed for the general
State election. j. e. II. WOODS, Chairman.
q. "A. CARLETON, Secretary.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices, one insertion,
6Oc.: each additional insertion, I5c.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

Providence. March 4, 1892.
The senate committee on Finance will give pub
lie hearing, WEDNESDAY. March @. on the rising
~ the senate, on resolution approprlating $4,000
for washington County Court House.
JOSHUA WI. .ROIR. Chairman
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STATE IDVERTTSEMENTS
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

Senate Chamber.
Providence, March 4, 1892.
The Committee on Special Legislation of the SEN
ate viii give Public Hearing on THURSDAY,
March To- 1922 upon the rising or the Senate tabout
nooul 10 all persons Interested In an Act in amend-
ment OF Chapter $40 OF the Public Laws An Act
IN Ad !tiOn 90 Chapter l69 of the Public Statutes
OF Masters, Apprentices and Laborers," common
ly calee the !" Nine liOur Bill
- Y HERBERT GARDNER, Chairman.
IlNIOLNR. Q. GARNIN. llerk.