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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-09-19
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The following list Of letters remain
uncalled for at the Shepherdstown post
Office, September 10, 1895: Mrs. Lewis
Grant, Mrs. Ella Daymute, Mrs. VIII
son Honored.
E. H. REINHART, P. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-09-19
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Pains in the Stomach.

Il have been In poor health foe the last SIX
years. / was nervous and troubled with my
stomach. / began taking Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla aud now / can eat without any pain ia
NV stomach and am feeling very much BET
ter. | have gained pounds since began
taking Hoods SArsaparilla. Mrs, IVA J'
GOdl,w. Kirby, W. Va.
uo,d's puls cure Indigestion. biliousness.
can CIty Lodge No. D. shield OF Hone
p,.sts M, second aud fourth Tuesdays ia
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
GRACEEiAM.

Feb. Is, 1895.
The pretty weather of Sunday and
Monday has lesseued the snow consid-
erabiy, especially in the roads that
have been OPT ned.
The Love Feast that was to have
been held by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Moravian Church two weeks
ago, was postponed on account of the
bad weather. 1t will now be held on
Saturday night at the church.
Miss Mollle Martin spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Hettie Dorsey.
Mr. Alva Valentine, of Double Pipe
Creek, spent last Thursday with Miss
Daisy Boiler
Mrs. Aughinbaugh. of Thurmont,
while out sleighing last week, had
quite an upset near this place; the
horse leaving her, came on down
through here at quile a fast trot. but
was captured 10y Mr. Joe Martin.
Luckily MIS- Aughiubaugh was not
hurt.
Mr. Fred. Crawford and little daugh-
ter, Bessie, have both been quite sick
with severe COLTS.
Miss Molle and Kitty Martin at
tended the Cantata at Rocky Ridge,
last Friday night.
The many friends of Mrs. Eugene
Gernand, of ThurmOnt. are very sorry
to hear of her death, which occurred on
last Saturday evening.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
GENTRY IN THE TOILS.
A Fractured Skull, Broken Rib and
Many stab W ounds.


Philadelphia, Feb. 20.-James b. Gen.
try, the actor who shot Miss Margaret
Winifred Drysdale (Madge Yorke) IN
a room at Zeisse's hotel, this city. on
Sunday night last, was arrested here
this morning at Thirty-third street
and Columbia avenue.
When arrested the fugitive murderer
had a fractured skull, a fractured rib
which penetrated the covering of the
lung, and three small stab wounds
over his heart, where he had cut him
self with a small penknife in an effort
to commit suicide.
He was at once hurried to the Ger
man hospital and the doctors at that
institution consider his condition Sc
rious. He was evidently a sick man
before he committed the murder and
the exhaustion and exposure since then
has weakened him greatly.
He is unable to talk with any degree
of coherency at present, but stated to
the doctors that he received his
wounds by jumping out OF back win
dow of the hotel and not from a fire
escape as was before reported.
In attempting suicide with the PEN
knife he had opened his shirt and cut
himself deliberately, as his shirt was
found to contain no rent or tear which
the knife would make.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
PENNSYLVANIA'S ELECTION.
The Contest Bitter, But Republican,
Eain he Nif.fn,.X il, NInn, rn.vnS

AHt NoHttSt Ditier, buJ ttcDNDlICtuS
Gain the Victory in Manv Towns.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20.-This city still
continues to hold its reputation for
stalwart republicanism, and elected
candidates of the republican party by
majority of $4,000 odd. Seldom in
the history of local politics has a cam
paign been so fiercely fought, as the
one just closed.
In Carlisle, the contest was for city
council; the new body will stand nine
democrats to three republicans. A,
Westchester the election passed Off
quietly, the straight republican tick
ct" being elected. The town Of Erie,
held their election which was confined
to the council and school board; here
also the republicans had a large ma
jority on both sides.
The tables were turned however at
Cory. wherein DR.. r. N. Seaver (dem
was elected by a large majority over
R. P. Dawson rep) Four democrats
and three republicans were elected, but
the election. however, will not change
the complexion OF the council, which ls
republican.
York, Reading. Lebanon, Pittsburg
and Scranton elected the republican
candidates.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
THURMONT

FeU. Ia, 1890.
The weather has grown milder and
the snow banks are gradually dimin-
ishing in size.
The pike and all other roads leading
out of town are passable and travel is
uninterrupted.
Several cases Of severe suffering in
our district, caused by the want of
food and fuel, has come to our knOwl-
edge.
Mr.. J. t. Wasche, our huckster, lost
a very good horse last week, death re-
sulting from injuries received while
laundering in snow drift.
Immediately after the very extreme
cold weather, there was a general STAIN
pede for, and II raid made on, our
mountain slope by those who ran
short of wood.
OF course, says Cassandra, no one is
neglecting the birds during this cold
spell of weather.
The remains of Mrs. Gernand, Wild
ow of the late Eugene Gernand,
whose death occurred in this town on
Sunday last, were inferred in the u.
B. Cemetery, Tuesday, the 10Th inst,
Rev. J. H. Barb having charge of the
services. Affection in this family dur
ing the past ten years has been un-
commonly severe, the husband of
the deceased having been killed by the
cars on the railroad between Baltimore
and Washington, and also three sons
and daughter-all grOwn-have been
within the past four years, borne to
their graves. A daughter, the only
surviving member of the family, has
the sympathy of all acquaintance.
Some Of those who will move the lst
of April, next: David Beahl will quit
Franklin Mills and move to town. J..
G. Weller, from half mile out, to
town. John Shiugledecker, from the
country, to near town. Bushong Eyler,
from Eyler's Valley, to town. Luther
Frieze, from town, to half mile out.
F. A. G. Willman, from town, to half
a mile out. w. G. Black, from East
street, to East Main street. Luther
Pryor, from Foxville, to near Frank
lin Mills. Edward Eigenbrode, from
Fountain Dale, to Franklinville. JOS
iah f. Wilhide, from Shutdown, to Si-
mon Lohr's farm.
Mrs. ColliflOwer, widow of the late
j. A. COllitiower, has re-rented the
RANKIN Mllls store property and will
continue in the merchandising busi-
ness year more. at least.
During the last ten days many of our
farmers, with sleds loaded with wheat
and snow shovels. wended their way
as best they could through the snow
drifts, to far away Biggs' Mill, where
they traded the wheat for -four.
The powerful snow plough used by
the Western Maryland Railroad avert
ed threatened flour famine in Thur
mont A close call, that!
The proprietOrof the miller House, -
John +. ID. Miller, had quite an expe-
rience Oh last Thursday night, in con-
veying three Sisters of Charity, who
arrived here on the 6.45 p. M. train
from Baltimore, to their destination
st Joseph's Female Academy, near
Emmitsburg. He, however, aided by
two trusty steeds, good sleigh and
the nowadays necessary adjunct for
successful sleighing-a snow shovel,
succeeded in landing them safely and
satisfactorily at half-past nine O'Clock.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
CABINET HASTILY SUMMONED

SthtHleu InAt the MrPttn1 HAD Refer.
cnce TO the Situation fl the Fast.
London, Feb. 20.-The Standard this
morning says in reference to the hasty
summoning Of the cabinet yesterday
that 1t understands the meeting had
special reference to the situation In
the far east
There is much gossip in political cir
cles owing to the fact that Lord Rose
berry. the prime minister. upon his ar
rival at the official residence in Down
ing street hastily summoned meeting
by sending messengers in cabs to the
residences of the ministers-an unusual
proceeding.
The precarious condition of the party,
as shown by the recent narrow ma
1orities on various questions in the
house or commons. and the fact that
Lord Rosebery had long conference
at buckingham palace Monday after
noon with the queen, soon after her
arrival from the Isle of Wight, and
had long conference with the whips
of the liberal party yesterday. all
served to Increase rumors that a dis
solution Of parliament was imminent.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
County Correspondence.
Continued from page 5.)

where the custom originated. aud to
this day, and for ages t. come, in the
hearts of christians, the name Of st.
Valentine shall ever remain dear.
Our public school has ut present on
the roll an even number of sixty schol-
ars, quite an unreasonable number for
one teacher to manage. The school Is
in good order, Notwithstanding so large
an attendance, and the scholars seem
to like their teacher (Mr. Walter De-
laughter), and learn their lessons well.
Mr. Joseph Wirkless is spending u
few days at the home Of his uHcle, Mr..
Jonas Summers. of Harmony, Nd.
The roads in that section are said TO be
completely closed 10y the snow drifts
and have not yet been broken.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
WOLFSVILLE.
February 10. 1868.

rcDiuaIy 10, 1000,
The sleighing still continues and the
people are making good use of it.
Mr.. w. A. Farsht is confined to his
bed with severe attack of pneumo-
MIA.
Mr.. John III. Maugans, our mer-
chant, of this place. paid IA flying visit
to Baltimore.
Mr.. p. +. Hoover. of Hagerstown,
10 home spending several weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Hoover.
Mary, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Bickenstaff, is very III with
pneumonia.
The funeral Of the late John Mot
tern, Of Middletown Valley, who died
at his residence on Sunday last, took
place at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church to-
day, Rev. S. A. Hedges officiating
The pail bearers were: Samuel Smith,
William Hotter, Herman Cutler, Dan.
lei Buzzard, William Rice and Reuben
Kephart. The deceased was one of the
oldest men In the county, being SO
years and IL days.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
The Year 1900 Not a Leap Year.

Editor Cassell, of the Clarion. has re-
Gently done some mathematical work
to discover the flaw in the statement
going the rounds of the press, that the
year 1900 will not be Leap year, be-
cause 1t is at the end of century.
The statement is made that in one hun
dred years, the eleven hours remain
ed over from each year are collected
and make day. Every year, whose
indicative numerals are divisble by
400 is Leap year, hence from this
fact alone the year 1900 will be omitted
from the category.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

st. Louis, Feb. 2o.-At noon x..,..
oey tnere were seventy-two cases Of
smallpox reported at quarantine. Ten
new cases were reported last evening
ana 1t is thought this number will
De greatly increased when full returns
are. received. Notwithstanding tha
healtn authorities are making great
enorts to combat the spread Of the
disease, 1t is feared that It will he
come epidemic.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Maspeth, L. l.. Feb. 20.-while the
trolley car In charge of Motorman VIM.
Radcliffe. on Maspeth division Of the
Brooklyn city road, was going at full
speed last night 1t ran into a strong
barbed wire at the Fresh Pond road
The barbs caught Radcliffe in his
throat, tearing long cash and throw
ing him against the door with force
enough to infiict a severe scalr
wound
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Ice Melting.

The Potomac River, during the late
cold weather was frozen to a depth of
over ten inches and all the way across.
The action Of tine sun upon it mas caus-
ed some decrease, and it will not be
long before the ice breaks. We advise
people living in the neighborhood of
the river TO be on the lookout for a
sudden rise Of water, which means
great loss Of property and perhaps life.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Albany, Feb. 20.-Assemblyman Hoff
man yesterday introduced bill
amending section 265 of the penal code
by adding the following: 1T shall here
after be lawful in cities having a pop
ulation Of 100000 or more for any per-
son or persons excepting minors under
the age of 16 years. to bowl ten-pins,
play a game or games known as fif-
teen-ball or billiards on the first day
of the week"
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Escaped from Chicago, He Is Found
by the Police in n Coal Cellar

New York, Feb. 20.-Canio Branico.
age II, of Chicago, was arrested IN
this city yesterday on charge of hav-
Ing murdered Dominick Buonnanna, Cf
that city. on Sept. 13, by shooting him.
Branico and his victim auarrellei
while skylarking.
After the shooting Branico fled and
was not seen or heard of until his
capture here. He was found working
in coal cellar. He was committei
for thirty days to await the action Of
the Chicago authorities, who have been
notified
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Closed by the Sheriff

Wilmington, Del. Feb. 2o-The car.
riage manufactory OF McLear & Ken.
dali. in this city, one of the largest
concerns in the country. was close
by the sheriff yesterday, on local judg.
ments aggregating 335, 900.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Poisoned by DrviIled CRIBS

Columbus, Ga. Feb. 20.-Last even.
ing the entire family Of Charles Handy
were prostrated with severe pains and
the physicians were summoned, who
after an examination. announced thai
the parties had been poisoned from
eating of canned devilled crabs. They
were in great agony for several hours
but after hard work by the doctors
were relieved and considered out OF
danger. The crabs were partially de.
composed
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Relief Effects From Photographs
The Five Books of History-In-
t1uence OF Transportation in
Shaking Leaves - Seasick n 8
Due to Light-Flower Sex De-
termined by Nutrition - T h e
Passing of the Auroch-Motlon
of Molecules Made Visible.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
VIII Work Double Time

Lebanon, Pa, Feb 2o.-The Pennsv,-
vania Bolt & Nut works will cor,n,a,..
working double turn tonight giving
employment to large number 81
nanas. The firm has received con.
tracts which will keep the works run.
ming steadily for some time.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
A Scourge r ID phthrri,

Cory. Pa, Feb. 2o.-The village Of
Grand Valley is being visited by a
terrible scourge of diphtheria. Fifteen
deaths have already occurred and the
state board of health has taken prompt
measures to check the spread OF the
disease.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
OIL ExplOs onih Pitfshnro

Pittsburg, Feb. 20.-An explosion of
benzine and linseed oil at the Iron City
foundry on Twenty-thiid d street caused
a fire that destroyed the works. Will
liam Schultz. painter, was fatally
burned md John Bolage, a workman.
was seriously hurt. The loss was $40
900: covered by insurance.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Haverhill, Mass, Feb. 2o.--At a mass
meeting of the strikers held in city
han yesterday, 1t was unanimously
voted to confirm what WAS done In
the mass meeting of. union workers
Monday evening and to stay out six
weeks longer
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
300 Men To Resumc WorL

Joliet. ILL.,, Feb. 2O.-After q shut
down OF two months the local works
OF the Illinois Steel company, employ
ing 1900 men will resume operations
next Monday. The dispute as to wages
has been settled.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
They Nav Yet Hang

st. Louis. Feb. 2o.-Gov. Stone yes
terday wired respite to Heinze and
Kaiser. the murdo.ers Of Stockman
Edwin Brown. w,vo were condemned
to hang Friday next The respite sx-
pireS March z.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Wants Oueuos Ont ON.

Olympia, Wash, Feb. 2o.-Mr. Camp
bell has introduced a bill in the sen.
ate making 1t unlawful for any male
person to wear a queue. The penalty
Is fine of 500 to $500. The object Of
the bill is to drive out the Chinese.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Glove Factory Rnr,cd.

Syracuse. N. Y. Feb. 20.-The s. p.
Rowe & Co., glove and mitten factory,
In the village OF Elbridge. Onondaga
county. was destroyed by fire yester-
day morning. Loss $1,000; insurance
ts.S0e.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Is, 900 of an inch remaining inert. The
movement is not due TO evaporation,
as it has been known tn continue for
years in u small quantity of fluid en-
closed in an air-tight case. and it has
even been observed in the fluids sealed
in quarts of the Oldest rocks, where the
particles have probably been dancing
for ages. Other causes have heen assign
ei-such as gravita,ion, currents in the
contaiuing fluid, light, heat, electricity,
magnetism ana the molecular energy
of the particles themselves. These
causes have been studied by number
of scientific men. the last being Mr.. X.
Meade Barhe. This observer finds that
all the explanations mentioned may be
! rejected, aud that the phenomenon is
one "of water and of water only" be-
ing due molecular motion of the wa
ter itself-revealed To the senses just as
the flow of deep river is made per
ceptible by floating log.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
For Life Behind the Bars

Oroville. CAL. Feb. 20.-Thomas Du-
rant, the highwayman who robbed the
stage near here Saturday, was cap
eured and sentenced to life imprison-
Ment yesterday.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

A French company, at Avignon. is
not only making bauk-noie paper from
ramie pulp, but is weaving the fiber
into table linen and curtains.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

DO you rsads Ifso. read the Crrrxxn
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
ITs ADVANTAGES.

ITS ADVANTAGES.
Being a selfregulator, is always ready
business; slacks up at 80 below, and takes
new grip in the shade. Gently persuaded
runaway team to reconsider Its action. A
unruly bull is as safe as a canary in ik9@
IL says to the festive hog, "Thusf r shsfAou
CO." &c. The fierce winds and snow hps'sh
not. The "trespasser is not led into enpS
tion." and the rail siealer's occupation Ii gSnk
Write for circulars and prices. We S1
largely of IL.
FEDDEMAs & EARLE.
CENTREvILLE MD
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
FEDDrMAs 4 EARLE.
Christmas Presents.

ent tnan q pretty piece of China. and nov
have houseful of beautiful goods ready O'
your iusDectiOn
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