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A Jealous woman til,s Two.

BARBoURsvILLE DEPor, KY, July 25.-
Rosa Harden, a woman of bad character
living near Corbin, in this county, be-
came involved in difficulty with two
other women, Mary Sullivan and Lizzie
Brown, in which she used two edged
dagger. cutting one of the girls to the
heart and the other in the abdomen, from
which they Immediately died The MUIR
deress escaped to Whitley county. where
she gave herself into the hands of the au-
thorities just in time to save herself from
the violence of mob The fight was the
direct outcome or iealousv
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GRAMMAR.
By Q. G. TAptEn.


The Island OF Formosa, which has
been acquired by Japan as result Of
her war with China, IS one Of the strans-
est have ever visited. and shall never
forget the impression which was made
upon me by it's strange inhabitants.
/. What kind OF a sentence
?. Point out grammatical aud logical
subjects.
3. Grammatical and logical predicates.
4. Diagram the sentence.
8. Point out relative clause.
8. Point out all adyerbial clauses.
Z. Parse las
s. Parse "has been acquired"
o. Point out the relative pronoans.
10. Parse (which briefly
ii. Parse "have visited"
f2. Point out transitive verb and
its object
10. Parse Tone"
"A. Supply what is omitted from the
sentence.
Is. Name all the propositions.
16. Parse "strangest."
Il. Find a conjunction and show what
1t connects.
IS. Parse Inhabitants"
10. Point out an sdyerb.
20. Correct any mistake found in the
sentence.
Time-1a hours
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among the States. Kanawha and
Fayette counties produce one twenty
seventh of all the coal in the United
States. In 1892 our State mined H.
900, 900 tons. The area of hardwood
timber is not only greater than
any other one State i'll the Union, but
greater than any single division of the
globe. The production Of poplar was
over las, 900. 900 feet, spruce and pine
$50, 900. 900 feet, besides other prod
ucts of various kinds. Who will not
then feel proud of living in one OF the
richest States in the Union. whose
possibilities are as yet unknown,
whose future is fraught with greater
advantages than that of other
State and whose destiny is imineas-
urably higher than three-fourths of
the nations of the entire world.
A. S. G.
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Again the Defender.

New YORK, July 23.-The second trial
that the Defender had in New York waters
against the Vigilant yesterday only fur
nished more evidence that the new boat Is
better than the old in light weather. They
sailed over triangular course outside Of
Sandy Hook, and were tested in pretty
nearly every kind of sailing. They started
out before the wind; before they had got
half way on the journey Of tho first leg of
ten miles they were sailing with the wind
over the quarter; before they got to the
end OF that first leg they We're even more
closely hauled; on the second leg OF TN
three they were reaching free and taci;ing.
and on the final angle Were able to brad / /,
the home mark with fairly well lifted
sheet. Defender won BY min. IL sec. in
I hr., 10 min, 30 sec.
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KENoHsA, Wis, July "A. ~ Bernard Rose
now, one of the men arrested In connec-
ton with the burning of the plant of the
Chicago Bedding company, has confessed
that he applied the torch. According to
Rosenow's statement he was to receive
$500 for the job. He said one Of the men
now under arrest mado him the offer, but
he says he only received $50 after the job
was done. Rosenow says he purchased
three barrels of benzine in Chicago and
took them to the works, where he buried
them under a load OF rags and applied the
torch. An explosion followed, and Rose.
now jumped through window TO save
his life. He says he is now convinced that
1t was intended he should perish in the
building
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The EehclIion in cnhn.

HAVANA, July %. Marshal Martinez
dc Campos arrived at Manzanillo July %.
He reports that with hundred men be
fought with the enemy three times. He
estimated that their numbers were 800
men. The fight took place nine miles from
Bsyaino. The enemy was well armed and
we'll handled The fighting lasted six
hours. The Spanish loss, besides General
Santocildes and two officers, was twenty
Eve men killed and four officers and nine
ty-four men wounded. He was relieved,
be reports, by General Valdez, with /, 400
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car,,.,e pou.t wan, ,ss pr..,a..,.

RICHMOND. Va, July 25-A newspaper
man interviewed Secretary Carlisle yes
terday. The interviewer said to Mr.. Car
Isle that many Democrats regarded him
as strong man for president. as well
as the only legitimate successor to Mr..
Cleveland. well. responded the score
tary, Notwithstanding the fact that the
presidency is the greatest honor that can
be bestowed, do not want the Office. I
have seen too much OF the hard work at
tached to 1t. He declared that Mr. Cieve-
land would not be a willing candidate in
1coe
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A PARADOX.

If you are going West Of Chicago,
to any point in any Of the western
States-write to John R. Pott, District
Passenger Agent, Chicago. sfilwaukee
& St. Paul Railway. Williansport,
Pa. tell him where you want to 90,
how many in the party. if you will
have any freight to ship. and he viii
save You money. by giving you the
lowest rates and the gu 'ckest time.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-07-27

BRooKLTS. July pa new order, for
the present known as the knights Of Co
lumbus, is forming in Brooklyn, with the
probability Of its extending not only
throughout the state. but all over the
country and Canada. and perhaps beyond
the borders OF the American continent. 1t
is to be sort OF Catholic Free Masonry,
and several lodges have already been
formed. One lodge is made up almost
entirely in its membership from the rolls
Of the Columbian club in this city.
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EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Propounded TO Berkeley Count,
School Teachers.
GENERAL. HISTORY.


By C. w. FoLrz.
1. Where and by whom was the city
of Rome foundeds
9. What can you say Of the Roman
Empire?
8. Who were the Celts; the Gauls; the
Hunss
A. What war was recently ended in
the far east and the results and wha. ma
ton begrudged the winner the hard
earned fruits of war.
5. What two foreign powers are try
ing to put the Monroe Doctrine aside
aad acquire territory in the New World;
and if they succeed in this the boundaries
of what countries will be changed?
0. Which one of the leading causes OF
the war of 1912 has never been settledY
Z. When and by whom was the first
empire founded ?
8. State briefly what you know o.
Nabis, the Spartan king.
o. Name the first ruler of Rome, that
became convert to Christianity.
10. What was the Spanish Inquisltioni
When and by whom was it instituted
and when abolished2
Time hour.
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IAIS0LENT SPANIARDS
Another American Vessel Fired
Upon by a War Vessel,
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN QUICK
He Declares That BEFORE He Could Com
Ply with Command to Come To Two
Solid Shots Were Fired at the Schooner
Carrie A. Lane.

BEEAKwATEa, D,L, July 25.-Captain
Quick, of the American schooner Carrie
A. Lane. upon his arrival here last night
had tale to tell about thrilling encoun-
ter in Cuban waters with Spanish gun
boat Two shots were fired ut the Lane
/ by the man-af-war, and one OF the schoon-
er's crew narrowly escaped being killed
by one of them. The vessel was made TO
heave to and give an account of herself
before being allowed to proceed
Tho schooner was OFF Port Antonio and
making good time before stiff breeze.
when on the 18th inst. she sighted a
steamer flying the Spanish flag following
her Captain Quick at first paid no at
tention to the stranger, but after an hour
Or SO noticed that she was signalling him
to stop. He then examined her more
closely, but could only make out that she
looked like large tugboat, such as is
usually to be found in the harbors about
Philadelphia, New York and other Amer
lean seaports While he was making up
his mind what course to pursue puff of
smoke curled up over the steamers port
bow and round shot whistled uncom-
fortably close to the schooner's mainmast
and plunged into the water on the other
quarter.
Captain Quick gave the order to haul in
sail and bring the vessel to, and while this
was being done one Of the crew ran on.
on the bowsprit to take in sail. As he
stood there the gun on the Spanish war
ship doomed again, and another shot sped
on its way toward the American craft,
this time coming so close to her that the
sailor on the bowsprit swears he dis
tinctly felt the wind caused by its rapid
flight.
Tho Lane soon came to dead stop, and
the gunboat drsw up under her quarter
A boat was lowered, and four Spanish
marines, under the command of lieuten-
ant in the Spanish navy, came aboard
They were fully armed, and their leader
very civilly fitted his cap and demanded
to know from what port the Lane had
sailed and whittier she was bound. Cap
tain Quick gayo the required Information
and produced his clearance papers In proof
of his assertions. No further search was
made and the vessel was permitted to
continue en- her course without further
molestation.
Captain Quick says that he could not
get the name of the gunboat, although he
tried to do So He thinks that the Lane
must have been mistaken for filibustcr-
ing craft but insists that there Is nothing
in her appearance to justify this belief.
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Toronto Demands Holmes, E.traaItion.

TORONTO, July 25.-The adjourned in
quest on the body Of Alice Pitezel was
concluded last night After ten minutes
absence the jurors brought In a verdict
against Holmes, alias Midget. alias How
ard, of numbering Alice Pitezel in the city
of Toronto, on or about Oct. %, 1894 After
the return of the verdict, the coroner made
out warrant for the arrest of Holmes
The warrant was placed in the hands Of
the attorney general this morning, and
the necessary papers will be made out de-
manding Holmes extradition.
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A LunatIo,s confession of Murder.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, July 25.-I In the
county Jail of Santa Cruz is confined Will
lam +. Barrett, who says he murdered
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams in
Emanuel church last April. To the dis
trict attorney he told a story that at first
seemed plausible but when Barrett went
into details of the crime the Inconsistencies
of his statements convinced his auditors
of his perfect innocence and complete In
sanity. He is held for examination as to
n 80
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eeyer'. Search for Howard pi,su.r. Body

INDIANAPOLIS July Is. detective Geyer
arrived here last evening. He says he is
satisfied that Howard Pitezel was never
taken away from here. and that Holmes
followed his plan in other cities-rentcd a
house here, in which he murdered the boy
and buried him. probably under it. 1T is
upon this theory that he will work here,
and although he docs not admit it, he evil
IDENTIFY has some important information
which he is not yet willing to make pub
lie. The theory of the shipment of the
boys body from here in a Trunk he says is
not tcnable, as he ran it down and found
that the trunk shipped from here to De
troit contained only the clothing of the
PiteZel girls.
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Rio JASEIRo. July 25 There is grow
ing excitement In this city over the Occur
patton of the Island Of Trinidad by tho
English. The government has dispatched
two notes to the British legation of en-
phatic protest, quoting the order of the
British admiralty of l7se, by virtue Of
which Trinidad was evacuated by the En-.
gljsh and restored to Portugal
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ARITHMETIC.
Bx G G. TALLER.

DN =. y. AHlEH.
l.. Find the fourth power of .25 and
divide il by C00J
2. The area of a circle is 202j So IT,:
what Is the side of square of equal
area?
3. A cubical box contains sig half
inch cubes: what are the dimensions OF
the box insideY
4. A man owes A sees. b $3.50, c $500.
his property is worth s45l.75: what can
he pay on the dollar, and what will each
creditor get2
5. Divide $602 90 into 3 parts that
shall be to each other as !, 3-5, and /.
@. Place 80 apples In a straight line
3 yds. from each other, the first three
yards from the basket; what distance
will person travel who gathers them
singly and places them In the basket :
Give distance in miles, rods and yards.
7. A owes SO due in mos. and 80
due in 8 mos: find the average time OF
paying both sums.
8. A and D are partners. A put in
$3.50 for 10 mos. and B $500. What sum
must B put In at the end of 7 mos. to en-
title him to half the years profits
0. A note OF $3.50 Is dated Jan. l..
1890. Endorsed June 1, 1890, SO: Jan. /,
1891, $2i.50; What amount is due July
1, 1892
10. If 1870 men in 0 days of hrs. each
dig trench 200 yds. long, 3 yds. wide, 2
yds. deep,in how many days can 100 men
working IL hrs. a day, dig trench 1870
yds long, 4 yds. wide and yds. deep?
Time 2 hours.
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HOME STUDY.
THE MAILS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of THE MALE
AT THE POST OFFICE AT MARTINsBURG
W VA.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of THE MALE
AT THE POST OFFICE AT MARTINsBURG
W. VA.
DEPARTURES.
Mail close at 1910 a. m. for Hagers
town. and ali points east.
At 9 20 a. m. and and p. M, 70,
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia
Newly rk and all points East and South
AT 8 55 p. m. for all points East
At 20 p. m. for Pittsburg and all 10
cal and through points West.
AT 5 p. M. for Hancock, Berkeley
Springs. Cumberland, and principal 10
cal stations on the main stem of the B
& D. and all through points West.
At 8 IS p. m. for Pittsburg and all
places West.
At745 a. IN. and 40 p. M. for Hag
erstow @, Baltimore and all intermediate
stations on c. V. r. R
At II a. No and $40 p. m. for Win
chester and intermediate stations on tho
C. V. R. R.
ARRIVALS.
Mails arrive by 7 a. m. from all through
points East. West, and South.
At 8 20 Il. m. from New York. Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
local points on old line of B. &. 0. R. R
At and &c p. m. from all pointl
East and South.
At $50 m. from St. Louis, Cincinnati
and intermediate points.
Att 29p.m. from Chicago, Wheeling
Pittsburg, and intermediate points.
At Is am. and 8 90 p. m. from Win
chester and intermediate stations on thu
G. V. r. II.
At II 80 a. m. and ~ p. m. from
Harrisburg, Hagerstown, and interme
date stations on the G. V. r. R.
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.tI.. whltner,. Enforcement.

NEW YORK July % A special dispatch
from Newport, R. l., reports the engage.
ment Of Miss Pauline Whitney, daughter
Of ex-Secretary Whitney. and Mr. AlIneric
II. Paget, of ST. Paul, Mimi Mr. Pacet
Is member OF the English family Of that
name and bsather Of Colonel Arthur
Paget.
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NEW YORK. July 25.-John Boyle and
James Leahy, of this city, were drowned
In East river at midnight while attempt
ing to row across in the Kills between
Randall's island and the Port Mor4s.
shore They were brass finishers, and had
been out for holiday. Their bodies have
not been recovered.
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AS VIEWED AT WASHINGTON.
If Solid Shot Was Fired the Case May
Prove Most Serious.

Prove Most Serious.
WAsHINGToN, July 25-Thc government
officials here have received no information
in regard to the firing on the schooner
Carrie A. Lane by q Spanish war vessel
of Port Antonio. The general opinion of
naval officers who read the report OF the
affair, as described by Captain Quick, is
that the Spaniard did not exceed his nu-
thority in overhauling the schooner II the
latter WINS in the territorial waters of Cuba.
The Spanish government has right to
overhaul and learn the character of any
vessels within the three mile limit Tint
might be suspected of having on board
those entertaining designs against the
government or a cargo intended for the
insurgents.
IL any report of the affair be made IT,
the state department some steps will likely
be taken by this government should the
circumstances seem to warrant it, II thu
statement of Captain Quick that solid
shot was first fired directly at his vessel Is
sustained it may make the case Il most
serious one.
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Tho Death of M. stambu,ofr.

SOFIA, July 19-M. Stambuloff. who
was murderously assaulted by four men
while returning home from the Union
club on Monday night, died yesterday
without having uttered a word since 10
o'clock Wednesday night. when the death
struggle began
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PHYSIOLOGY.
By C. w. FoLrz.

l. WhaI is the result Of long expos
ure TO impure airY
2. How should room be ventilated
to have no impure draft
8. Give four hygienic hints for keep.
ing the body in healthy condition.
4. What is portal circulation
8. (al In what way does alcohol affect
the livery o. The muscles 2 (cl The
complexion ld) The heart
8. Describe the process by which the
blood is purified in the lungs.
Z Locate the diaphragm, pancreap,
spleen and hyoid bone.
s. Give hints for the sanitary eondi.
tion of your schoolroom.
0. Describe the alimentary canal and
its three walls.
TO- Name the organs of circulation.
Time-i hour.
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ART OF TEACHING.
By JAMES Snyder.

- P%--H%@~o - DAAs
l. Give three reasons for requiring
pupils to write reproduction exercises.
2. Give two rules TO be observed In
criticising Rotations Of pupils.
3. How can hardness at school be
lessenedg
A. What should be taught In connec
ton with geography Why?
5. Name few personal habits that
characterize good teacher.
8. How can you secure and maintain
good order In school?
2. What is the secret of success In the
schoolrooms
8. By what principle should the
teacher be governed before inficting
punishment
0. Why should reviews be frequent 2
10. Describe the conditions conducive
to best health, comfort. study, morals,
good conduct and creation of the love Of
the beautiful that should be observed in
the schoolhouse and about the school
premises.
Time-1I hours.
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Two SUNDAY E1cuIsloal-t. Drowned.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-Two girls, named
Flora Gcdeon and Mary Tomasch, who
accompanied an excursion from this city
to Chippewa lake, We're drowned yester.
day by the capsizing of rowboat The
girls went out rowing with Adoiph
Schwartz When they were quite dis,
lance from the shore they tried to ex.
change places with each other, and the
skiH was overturned Schwartz cluup Ia
the hflaf and ss.,S rr,..r.,,.,.l
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/. Write up in Q books above problem
2. Make copy of bill of goods bought
from Harrison Il Scott.
3. Write receipt for 5000 paid Harri.
son & Scott on 18th.
4. Give Robt Hayward receipt for
payment made on 30th.
8. Make copy of the note given Har-
rison & Scott same day.
0. Balance Ledger and make general
statement of the business at close of the
month.
Time-1l hours
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BOOKKEEPING.
BY c. c. TALLER.

by y. Z. lABLER.
July 1. Commenced Business with Cash
on hand $500 - Bought of
Harrison & Scott, on account,
so bbls. Genesee Flour, a S.;
hhds. Molasses, 140 Gals, a 40c.;
10 boxes soap,@ 81; 6half-chests
Y. II. Tea, a SEQ Paid for
Stationery and sundry expenses,
$50 Reed Cash for petty
sales, SIS
" 12. Sold Hustled & Banks, ON ac-
count, 20 bills of Genesee Flour,
a $3.50; 4 boxes Soap, a $4.25
Paid Drayage, ga Reed
Cash for petty sales, $le5-
Paid Harrison and Scott, Cash
on account, 5000
" 20. Reed Cash for this days sale,
$11795 Reed Cash on ac-
count Hustled and Banks, $50
Sold Robt. Hayward, on account
80 gals. Molasses, 0D60c; 2 hall
chests Tea, a. $25.
81. Reed Cash for this days sales
$s4 2S.
T" 80. Reed Cash OF Robert Hayward
in full of account. : Gave Har
rison & Scott negotiable not,
due in 90 days for balance dut
them J. Paid Clerks salary
cash, $50 Reed cash on &C
count Hustled & Banks, $3.50
Reed Cash for this day.
sales. $sI3s. Mdse. unsold
amounts. per inventory, 81, 500.
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$3.50 ---e 'ss'-1Ae ->'->.'-t "-'~'' +~-'@tt'd
l. When Is the circumfiex used
:. Define pitch, compass and pure
tone.
Read selection graded on scale
Ct so per cent.
Time 90 minutes.
GEOGRAPHY.
BY c. w. FoLTx.
1. Name the parallels of latitude
which mark the limits within which the
suns rays fall vertically upon the earth.
Ley The limits in which they fall OBJ
liquely. When
3 Name the most northern, southern,
eastern and western counties Of West
Virginia. and also the counties of the
Eastern and Western Panhandles.
g. Locate the following and tell to
what country each belongs: 1sasmaria,
Melville Sound, Sitka, Jamaica and Ia
lie.
L. How is rain caused
5. Name five important imports aRd
exports of the United States.
0. What important cities are on the
following rivers Seine, James, Nile,
Potomac, Seioto, Pearl, Onion, Sacra-
mento, St. Lawrence and Cumberland
:. What principal rivers and noun
tains would be crossed in travelling by
rail from Martinshurg to Wheeling
s. What States are crossed BY the
meridian of Washingtony
0. In travelling by water from Char
lesion, w. Va, to St Paul what States
would be seen and on what rivers would
you travely
TO- Name and locate four mountain
systems in the United States
Time--1 hour.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
BY JAS. SNYDER.
!. What is q constitution
2. What is the L. s Senator
.. w nat is an elector
L. Name six principal officers chosen
by the House Of Representatives.
5. What is an oath; an aflirmationg
6. Where do bills for raising revenue
originate
:. In what three ways may bill be-
come law
$. When win the LIv. Congress
msetg
.. Define Civil WARY Revolutionary
WARP
10. What vacancies have occurred in
the Presidents Cabinet within the last
twelve months, and who were appointed
to fill them =
Time 40 minutes.
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PENMANsHIP.
BY JAMES SNYDER

Copy the explanation under orthoer a-
ply. That will be accepted as specl.
men Of your penmanship irrespective OF
any standard system.
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BEADING.

]. Give four characteristics Of good
reader.
2. In order to read poetry well what
should be knownf
3. Why is it that some pupils cannot
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U. s. HISTORY.
BY Jas. sxrprn.

by JAS. SNYDER.
/. Who were the Norseman
2. What early discoveries did they
make in the Western Hemisphere
B. What nations. were considered The
leading maritime powers at the time
Columbus discovered America.
T. Name four European powers
that took an active part in exploring and
colonizing American
8. Namethe frat flvepemanent settle.
menis made in the US.
@. Name three wars in which the col
onies were engaged and give their caus-
es.
Z. Who was Sitting Bull and when
md where did he meet death
8. Which was the f,urteenthstate and
when admitted into the Union:
8. Why did Captain Barton at the
risk Of his life make Prescott prisoner
10. What do the stars IN the field OF
the U. S. flag represent
Time hour.
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oRTH0GRAPHY
BY Q. O. TAnLrn.

The spelling OF the words used In an
swering the questions of this examine
ton will be taken as test Of your abili-
lty on Ii branch and graded according
to the errors found in IL.