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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-24

Mr.. p. ]. Bailey Tuesday last niehtai
his residence On East Martin street, 1t
1910 o'clock, frominiuries received By
horse kick some time ago. His age
was As years. His funeral win take
place from St. Joseph's Church to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
At the residenc Of his parents, 7. NJ.
and Loretta Youtz, Thomas Clyde
Youtz departed this life March 22nd,
1892. Age l3 months, funeral from
st. Joseph's Church tomorrow at 3p. m.
Had he asked Us well we know,
We would say, oh. spare the blow:
Yes with streaming tears should pray.
Lord we love him: let him stay;
In love he lived, in peace be died.
His life was asked. but GodNssnied.
Mr.. VIM. Small, a former resident
of this county, and brother-in-law Of
Messrs. George and Henry Couchman,
of this city, died at his home at Kan
sas city, No, on Wednesday 16inst.
at the age Of O. years, II months and
"a days. He was son of the late
Jacob Small, and has resided in Mis-
sour for the past II years. His re-
mains were brought here yesterday
and inferred in greenhill cemetery.
Miss gla.a Byers, aged p years, 5
months and % days, died at the home
of her mother on Sunday, in this city.
She was widely known in this city, and
leaves host of friends and relatives
to mourn her death. She was buried
yesterday at Vanclevesville, this
county. J. w. Roberts, funeral di-
rector.
The family Of the deceased desire to
return their sincere thanks to neigh
bors and friendsfor the kindness man
Tested in this their sore affection.
!, Tuesday night at about 5 o'clock the
sudden death Of VIM. s. Rouark, cid
est son of VIM. Fl. and Clara v.
Rouark, of this city, was announced.
He had been sick but little over a
week, and died with pneumonia. This
affection viii bring forth the sympathy
of our entire community, when it is
that the parents in De-
cember were compelled to part with
two bright and interesting children.
Their lot has been one of misfortune
and affection, and this time they lose
one just beginning to be Of assistance.
Yet, they have humbly bowed in sub
mission to divine will that doeth all
things well, and without murmur.
The funeral services will take place
this evening at 3 o'clock, from the
on Queen street. Interment
in Green Hill Cemetery, under direc-
ton of J. w. Roberts. We extend our
sympathy and coincidence to the afflic-
ted family.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

Secretary Ohley on Monday Is
sued a charter to the Huntington
8 Kenova R. r. Coz for the purpose
Of constructing and operatingsa road
to point at or near Kenova, in
Wayne county. The principal Office
is to be kept in Huntington and the
capital stock is fixed at 100000 di,
vided into shares Of 500 each. The
incorporates are George F. Miller,
Jr., of Huntington, and others.
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An ATTEMPT 70 WRECK 4 TRAIN

What might have been serious dis
aster on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road at Bartholow's, on the old line,
a few days ago, was fortunately avert
ed. Some evil-disposed person or per-
sons had deliberately piled lot Of
old iron on the railroad track at that
point, with the view, presumably, Of
wrecking the next train that came
along. The obstruction was discover
ed, however, by some Of the railroad
workmen in time to avoid the accident
that would inevitably have happened.
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.|| dpNru1I.
On Wednesday. March l6, Il The
home Of Mrs. VIM. rink. an ann, o|
the bride, on West Keller street. Mr..
Frederick Humrichouse. Of this place,
was united in marriage to Miss Annie
Miller. formerly Of Gettysburg, in the
presence Of few Of the immediate
relations Of the contracting parties.
Rev. w. |. Stewart, Of the Reformed
church, performed the ceremony in
accordance with the customs Of the
church. Guests were present from
York, Carlisle, Gettysburg and Ne
chanicsburg, The happy couple were
the recipients of many valuable pres
ents. After the ceremony they were
heartily congratulated and hest wishes
were expressed for a life full Of happi-
ness and prosperity. On the ga
p. m. train Mr.. and Mrs. Humrichonse
lefton wedding tour that will embrace
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. Our best wishes 90 with them
for a pleasant trip and a safe return.
Mr.. Humrichouse is well-known III
this city, and has large host II
friends who join in extending congrat-
lations.
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cHARLEsrowN NEWS.

Spirit OF jefferson.
The City Electric Light Company
continuestoe extend tsservice. Stephen.
son Female Seminary, the Free Bap-
fist Church and Roderick's grocery
store have recently been wired in"
The Vulcan Road Machine and
Bridge Company, Of this place, has its
bridge plant about completed, and will
now 60 extensively into the manufac-
ture Of light iron bridges, An addi-
tional force has been put to work in
their shops, and bridges and road ma
chimes win be turned out expeditiously
and bearing the stamp Of good work
manship.
Judge Faulkner held special term
of the jefferson Circuit Court from
Tuesday until and including Thursday
of last week.
The case of Daniel Roberts, colored,
convicted Of felony, was heard on a
motion for a new trial. pending at the
time of the. death of Judge Duckwan.
Motion granted, after which the priso-
ner pleaded guilty of unlawful cutting,
and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year. Brown for State; Glib
son & Engle for defense.
Alexander Blackburn, colored, in
dicted for felony, pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to the State Reform
School for two years.
The resolutions adopted by the bar
in respect to the memory of the late
Judge Duckwall, heretofore published,
werekon Thursday presented to the
court by Cleon Moore, Esq. with the
request that they be spread upon the
record. Mr.. Moore and Hon w. III.
Travers paid tributes to the memory
of the deceased, ard the judge ordered
the resolutions to be entered on record.
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Watch for THE woRLD coupons.
PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia PEN
sions have been recently granted:
0riginal-John NJ. Young, Jesse
King, Alphous N. Farmhouse, Henry
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mathew
Fleming, Burwell Spurlock, John w.
Lamb, Ephraim Snyder Reissue
John w. Freeman. Original Widow
-Angeline E. Perrine, Ellen D. Brake.
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POLICE COURT.

Oscar Cole, was arrested Tuesday
on warrant sworn out by G. P. Her
ring for fighting on the street and un-
lawfully destroying and defacing his
property by throwing a stone through
the large plate glass show window. He
was given a hearing before Mayor
McSheny and fined $1,000 Colepaid
also $40 FOR the broken glass.
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OUR DARLING CIRCLE.

The more recent Inappropriate term
for the order of the American Frater-
nal Circle is .'Our Darling At least
this is the term some Martinsburgers
give it. Judge Dennis, Of the Balti-
more Circuit Court will hear argu
ment to-day in the case Of Oregon NJ.
Dennis. ct al. Proceedings will be
reported tomorrow.
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and sunday at $40 =. NJ, arriv
ing at Carlisle at 10 y. Nj stopping AT all inter-
mediate stations; on saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg at $50 P NJ, arriving at Carlisle g. 70
r. NJ, stopping at all intermediate stations
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and HagerstoWn
Chambersburg.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between nag.
erstown and New York ON Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and ON Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and Hagerstown Accommo-
dation west.
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FOND OF SHEEP.

Three dogs got into flock Of 60
sheep belonging to farmer near
Adonis, Tyler county, one night last
week, and killed 90 Of them. The
owner was aroused by neighbor and
shouldering his gun killed all three
dogs.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-24
4 RECEIVER APPOINTED.

On application of the creditors, the
Circuit Court Tuesday appointed Col
Charles E. Trail receiver of the Fred
erick City Shoe Manufacturing Com
pany. The bond given was $25, 1000.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-24

Mamie Spencer, = notarious woman
Of PArkersburg, attempted to shuille
OF by the laudannm route one night
last week, but she was uncuccessful.
She is under Indictment for the muir
der Of man which took place in her
resort several months ago. This
prompted her to the deed.
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Cut out your coupon.
THE BATTLEFIELD ROAD.

The electric railroad over the battle
ground-at Gettysburg will be COM
menced by June 1st. 1t viii be eight
miles. in length and will cost $17, 900
for its construction.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-24

The supreme Court Of Appeals Of
West Virginia handed down its opinion
yesterday affirming the constitution
atty Of the act Of the Legislature Of
1891 forbiding employers to issue to
laborers any scrip or checks payable
in goods at the company's stores.
Also the act requiring coal operators
to pay miners according to the weight
Of the coal before 1t is screened.
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RAILROAD OFFICES BROKEN INro

The gang of burglars and house
breakers who so successfully worked
Frederick county, Nd, a few weeks
ago, have transferred the scene of
their operations to West Virginia and
the extreme Western part of Maryland.
Early Monday morning the West, Vir-
GINA Central and Pittsburg railroad
company's Office and the Office Of the
Adams Express company at Western
port was broken into and some pack
ages taken. Papers were tempered
with but none taken. The loss will
probably not exceed IS.
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pAssEsGnRs COMPLAIN OF SMOKE

There is strong complaint among
passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at the showers of cinders and
sulphurous smoke vomited forth by
their engines east Of the Ohio river.
1t is safe to say Georges Greek coal
is not in vogue, or else it is of such in
feriorqualities as to give but a poor
idea of the properly selected steam
generator of this region.
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numbered consecutively, will receive free a
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Christ Before Pilate.'
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Leave williamsport for Hagerstown, Gas, 7:i5,
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leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 1910 4. M,
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Il:10 a. m, and 400 and z;O5 p, m.
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $40 q. M,
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The Worlds Weather Bulletin.

Observations taken at
Martinsburg every morning
at Z O'Clock BY GEoRsK w.
vANMKTRE. the representa-
tive Of the United states
Weather Bureau. THE
Womb viii use the same
tiags As displayed at the
Court House and the people
can come very near know
ing what weather to expect.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
v TABLE-Dec. ist, 1891.

Additional Train will leave Carlisle daily ex.
cept Sunday at $50 q. IN, stopping at all inter
d. m.
Atlantic Express and Night Express East win
run daily between Harrisburg and HagerAt0wn,
and Evening Mail and daily between Harrisburg
and Chambersburg.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

CONNECTING WITH
p. II. &P. r. n, at Shippensburg. Shenandoah
Valley and b. q. Railroads at Hagers.
town; Pennsylvania X. r. at Fred
erick Junction, and r. W. AB
N. g. and B. d r. Railroads
at Union Station, Bal
timore Nd.
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$4,000 IN REWARDS.

tho ChnNdlAn AgrIouIfuFINt'a q renf Win-
ter Literary Competitions.
The Firth Half Yearly Literary Compefition
Tor the winter 81 iH02 81 THK CANADIAN AaRl.
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soUrHERN PENN'A 4. R. TRAINS.
MONT ALTO RAILROAD.

Connections for All stations on Cumberland
tenn. J. +. BOYD. Snpk
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Temperatures: At7o'elock a NJ. $40.
Maximum 600
Minimum-s4o
WIND; Force Gentle.
Direction from-N W.
SAFE or SKI: CloudyS.
THE PREDICTIONS.
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware, colder, warmer Fri
day.
For Maryland and West virginia, fair colder.
variable winds.
For Western New York, fair except local
snow over Lake Ontario
For Western Pennsylvania, fair Thursday,
Westerly winds.
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in full dress Is booked for Thursday night
at the Central Opera House. by the colored
upper tens Of this city under the management
OF X. u. ALLEN, head waiter at the Cont
by invited orators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-03

Yesterday being the first tiay of August
the trustee. Of the Augusta Savings Bank
mt and voted the saih semi-anaal dividend
oi tso per cent. to the depositors. This
dividend will amount to slds 900, and II
due today. Counting this total Of SO ,633
.2t has been paid depositors in the form
Of dividends since the bank was incorpof-
ated in isis
In the last sir months the numDer of sub
scrbers has increased Ia, making the total
number Of Subscribers IL, 53s. The entire
number Of subscribers since the start IL
a3ll2 The amount Of deposits has IN
creased in the last six months, s2u2 $50 ~.
making the amount now deposited, 81, 5at -
2g4 90. The total amount of money de
deposited since the bank was Incorporated
il 500 300 0s0lt The amount Withdrawn
in that time IL sil 1874 ,7Gl.Gt
There is no other city the size of Augusta
in the conntry that supports such bank.
Its deposits exceed in value the assessed
valuation OF Augusta both real and per
-onal II Ia the third largest bank IN the
State ranking above the banks in cities the
size of Bangor Lewiston. Auburn, Bidde-
ford and Saeo. II is great help to the
business men as it continually pays out
considerably more than $3.50 900 in dyi
dends to its depositors The credit OF this
belongs to the conservative trustees and
the capable officers that the bank has been
fortunate IN having at its head since il was
started b. the present day.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Republican State Committee Rooms
Opened in This CITY.


The campaign il inaagnrafea- frssef-
dag Chairman i. H.. hssisy Of the Re
publican STATE Committee opened MS
oeIes In ROOMS IN the Granite Ma
t,o,.al bank building steHographsf
and Typewriter and clerks are at work. Mr.
MAMIE, has taken for his pirate Office the
room formerly ased a. a directors room
chen tie suite was asea by the hank. The
large roam will b. ssed az waiting and
reading roam.
A JarsSaL reporter, Who called a; the
room. yesterday, found Ar. ::aanIey bsisiiy
engaged 10 going over large pile of cor
re.ponaeaee Several veil known kspsb-
iiesns sere 10 The room. IN answer 10 a
question Mr. AsuIey told the reporter that
the coming campaign promises to be ahead
Of any other 10 Republican activity. 4
iargr force Of speakers have been engaged
snd the speaking campaign will begin
Aagass II. Wbils il Is sras that the Dem
oerats are hard at work the Republicans
will sbos up a stronger front than for
years.
Mt. Marley ieft on the afternoon train
for Ellsworth where he spent the night WIN
Seua,or Hale. whose services AZ speaker
he wishes 10 secure. To-Day be goes to Bar
Uartor to consult with Hon. James o.
Blaine and also to .ecur. his services.
Csnxrsssman Seth l.. Aiiiiken, insuf-
ance Commissioner j. o. Smith and Post
matter Forrest Goodwn Of skowhegan,
were among the gistitors yesterday.
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70 caTcx 4 LIVE spfas WHALE.



E.ftt1ry Of the Esaa-Ber .Jgafaai
The feliowing article, which ! ask you to
pebsist. IL from a late number Of the Re
publican Standard, OF New Bedford, Mass,
and relates to an interesting plan to make
an exhibit for the Works Fair 1t Is As
follows:
sCapf Amos Chapman of Boston, ba
formerly Of Prosincetawn, has arrived OF
the Cape, and j. shipping ersw Of old e1
terieneesi whaieneE for i new aDd moves
voyage to capture live sperm whale, to De-
taken to the Worlds Fair at Chicago
In an interview with the captain he states :
! DO not intend 70 make knosn my moae
Of procedure, but know shall succeed II
can and my whale Ny crew are al
picked nsea, and every ons Of them hafr
been IN the business aHd can W aepehieD
IN. Whales are reported plenty 10 iat
~ 81 long. II, by Capt.. D2nhana, VINO ma
last r.,a.ped with full cargo OF on ans
! tor tia, place shall shape my course.
4 10 no, propose To take one OF The largest
A ~ or 90 foot whale will answer my par
ss.,. have the plans all drawn Tor large
tank in which the whale will be placed aIld
,ow..d ty steamer up the 81. Lawrence ana
through, the lakes 70 Chicago. have esery-
tb;n1 r,reoared 10 take the whale anil bring
him into port all right
An want now Is 20 get a suitable vessel
When that is ohtained few days Will set
me- off for the grounds, and II ! md the
whales expect TO be back by the last o.
September. can keep nay whale IN the
harher here while my tank is building anJ
10 the spring start for Chicago. Yes, !
know il IL qnite an undertaking, but aist
know have a dead sure thing
Capt. Alexander Mekinnon and Capt.
Thomas y. Paine, first and second officers
have been interviewed, and though retieen'
in speaking Of the voyage, express them
selves a. fully satisfied of It's success
whales are fallen in with. An offer ha
been made for the fast-saiiing yaeh'
ChanticIeer, owned by If. & y. Cook & Co
" PrOyiacetown and should the bargsii
be closed the work of fitting will begin a
once.
What 10 think Of such sehemet In tn
parlanec Of the men who will 90 on thu
mission think they have, bit Of morn
they en- chaw TO start with. 30 o.
~ foot" sperm whale is good deal Of q
whale and often requires vigorous action W
the part Of hi. captors to take dead, anil a
know of NO practical method of chloFoform-
ing whale SUCCESSFULLY. | have grave
doubts Of any ever being able To inanas'
1ne alive. q snaller--say 20 10 30 feet lon.
If harpooned well back tow ard the buse
aiqht he tired ont and gathered in lheI
would come the feeding, for a whale can
aot hive without food any more than Other
animals, aud To be bumped about in thu
towing to Chicago on an empty stomach
would result in a sorry looking 'cachalot
and not fair specimen of the "i"duafy.
am of the opinion that persons no"
buying Worlds Fair tickets Oh the install
nent plan better not do with the expec
tation Of seeing 81 foot whalc at ih'
Exposition. J. r. bE'N.
Augusta, Aug z, ls92.
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Editors II the ReRnebec JoaFadi
carry a card in the JorRs,L. This =
no violation of the code of professionn
ethics. | have requested yonr reporter or
several occasions not to use my name II
'onnection with my cases, tor this would n
. violation Of the code thank you fol
having compiled with my request; but
would also respectfully request and f"'
,bvious reasons. that you do not use any
,ther physicians name in connection viii
my cases. as was done in Mondays J"t r
Stt in making mention of the accident tina
befcn Mr. Arthur Beeler
g. NJ. EANpAII, NJ ID.
Augusta August 2, ls:R
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4 large number of tourists visited Oak
wood Park yesterday. Tonight there will
b. a dance at the pavilion with music by
Douglass Orchestra of HaliYwell.