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HI-GGED THE SCHOOLGIRLS.
Teacher in Schoha rie County CharE-
ed with Improper Conduct.

Albany, y. Y. Jan. II.-Marcus Zeh, a
Scolia ne county school teachef' - hheiF
4, lose sls5s TEA cber's certificate on account
OF NJ propensity foT keeping his girl schOl-
srs after hours and hugging and kissing
tir-m.
Supt. skinner, of the cepa rtment OF pub
hc instruction, yesterday directed Com
missioner Tenant, OF COblessiIl to take
The evidence in the matter of charges pre-
ferreda gaihst Zen, as to has moralcharaCter.
aud report the same TO the departm ent.
Tie complaint against Zen alleges that
he has been unduly familiar with some
Ol the yodnG women pupils in MS school.
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UONOHOE- Sunday. January 9, 1898,
OLIVIA F., wife of James " iou0tOe.
and mother Of Nora ard IA yu,Ond Thorn.
aged fifty-OBe years.
Funerat from HeF iat resiIenCe, Al Neyv
Jersey avenue sOutheast. Tuesday. Ja HUaTy
II. 1898. Thence to st. Peters CtuFCh,
where requiem mass will b. said ar $3.50
a. ul. Friends and relatives are invited
IL attend. Jalu-3t
STREEES ON Saturday. january -.
1895 ANNIE, beloved wife Of Forrest
StreeSs. died at the family residence. $50
Elm street northwest Deceased was "A
daughter OF Charles aud Ann miJh. lt
BELL Departed this life on Monday,
January 10, 1895 at O'Clock a. IA.
r. bEsl-Ls. Iu Eis Iucutl LNtH
year.
Funeral from st. Augustine Church,
"Wednesday at 9 o'Cl0Ck q u. IL
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HENRY EVANS,
938 r ST. N. W.,
Washington, ID. {.

on the ground that they were baseiess
Hertz was released.
The French government had then in
stituted proceedings against him and
contiscated the property of himself and
wife. DR.. Hertz alleged that this was
persecution pure and simple and that
the French government knew that the
charges against him were baseless be-
fore his trial The brief shows that he
demanded the sum of s.. .000. 600 in a let
ter he sent to the President of the
French republic.
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Given Up to a Receiver.

New Orleans, Jan. lion the prayer
of the State Trust Company. of New York.
which alleged that the New Orleans and
Western Railroad Company had defauIted
in tie payment of interest on its bonds.
Judge ParlanGe- of the United States
district court, has placed the company in
The hands of a receiver. naming {. II.
Van Nostrand as the receiver.
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The Mortality RECORD
Suspected of Murder.

Worcester, Mass. Jan IA man, an
swering the description Of Paul Miller the
alleged murderer OF the Newton family. at
BroOkfield, who came into the st1tiOn-hOuSe
as lodger last night, has be,Rhcldpending
an investigation by the police. He is shah
billy dressed and in many respects answers
the description of Miller.
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GEOBG ETOVS AND lENI ETTOEN
RAIL NAY CONFANG- REGULAR an
Hudl meeting OF the tie,.TGCs q nj en-
lcYtOTn kaIiWa COMPANY Wiil ~ held
at u" OffiCS of tue company. Iil5 q 81.
W.. OF ~ EUN FSDA y fur IL div OF
January. l-9S. for the purpose of eieCtiag
niue dlreatOrs 20 serve fOT the ensuing
Year. Polls open froU Il IA. co I D. iu.
u =. ERR l ecTetaFV. ja6- "a
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Attemnte suicide.

Buffalo. \. Y, Jan. ll.-Frederick ohcr-
ailer. in a fit OF Jealousy. attempted TO
kin las wife and brother shortly after
- O'Clock last night. Failing in the at
tempt he severed the veins and arteries in
His wrist with razor. He was removed
TO = hospital, where, it is said, he viii re-
cover
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Sales-U. :. Is, registered 5000 at
i13 3-s. Columbia Railroad Is. $500 at
12I Is: d. c. 3.65's. 5000 at lI6; Cap
Hal Tract ION, 75 a 20: Metropolitan RaH
road. 10 at l2l 4; / at 121 l 2. COluu-
bia Railroad. a "a. l. : Electric Light.
10 at go: American Grlphophone. 80 at
Il IL. 100 at Il 3-s 100 at II II;
Lanston Monot ype, 100 at IS IL, I 90 at
Is "a; . at 1S IS: i so at l : 81
After Call -MergeHt haler Linot ype. 10 ut
~ i-2.
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Protest Against Liquor in Library.

At a largely attended meeting Of Home
League, No. |, Temperance Knights Of
America, held last evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall last evening a Committee was
appointed 10 enter protest before the
House ana Senate Committee on PubHc
Library the sale of Intoxicating liquors
in the New Congressional Library building.
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Have You Seen the
Free Exhibition I?

If not, come before 1t is too late.
There were a great many people who
accepted our previous invitation and visited
our store to see the free exhibition, enough
to keep the ladies busy all day long Civ
ing personal demonstrations of those won
deTful preparations, The ,.
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Tide IahlP

To-day Low tide, 3.4s a. m. and ? 30
p. m.: high tide. 8: AZ a. m. and 10.u:; y ul.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the water
a : a. IA: Great Falls Temperature, b:
condition. 4. Receiving reservoir TEN
pprature, 35; condition at north connection.
80; condition at south connection. 35. Dis
tubuting reservoir Temperature 35: con-
dition al influent gatehouse 80; efFluent
,.af hnilsl, %
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Do you know that you can have
T'ie Morning, Evening and Sunday
Tiues the only COMPLETE news
ra'~ published i'm Washington
led TO you by carrier for fifty
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Do you know that yoE can have
Tia" Morning, Evening and Sundls'
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paper PHhliste ed in Washington
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ce ats a month?
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ROESEI. MAKES CONF ESSiON. .
But Claims Man>Eanda struck Far-
ner Pitts the Fatal Blow.

mer Pitts the Fatal Blow.
Elizabeth, n. j., Jan. 1 1.-THE mystery
of the murder of Farmer James Pitts on the
night of September at his home in summit
by mrn bent on robbing him, was finally
ci,ared up this morning when Louis ROeseI
made full confession in the Union county
jail.
His story was substantially the same as
that told by George Mapshanda. his ac-
compile, except that he denied that ne
struck the blow that killed Pitts. He
charges that Manshanda killed Pitts.
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CITY Lights

Gas lamps are lighted al 6:O6 p. m: eXtin-
gushing begun at 6:27 a. IA. The lighting
Is begun one hour before the hour named.
Arc lamps are lighted at 5:5I p. m: ex-
tiuguShed at 6:42 a. m.
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ID" you know that y1u can have
Th.. Morning, Evening and sunday
Tin es-the only COMPLETE EeNS-
paper published in Washington
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cents month?
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Chicago Grain and PROVISION Ma rket
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
menbe OF the New York Stock EXchauga,
1927 Z street.
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New York Stock AInrI<et
Corrected daily by W. B. HiIbs & Co.
members of the New York stocl, TX IN lrye
1927 + street.
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UNpEIxTA6ER5.

j. WILLIAM LEE
UNDERT AkER.
y33 Tn. Ave. y w
FIrEs-rI;,S- sb.TSt6.s-- 'I'B3ue. 1859
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Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men,

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to take any risk. Like father: like son.
We have a never failing remedy that VIII
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Lost Power. Our honest opinion always
given.
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Eff DROOP & SONS,
SleiRwsy Pianos. OPS Pa Avenue.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

a GIN EKAL meeting Of the stock holders
Ol the Prail Engine and Pow eT COMPANY
VIII be held Ou JANUARY H. 1888 al
9lS 10th St. Washington. u. G.. at FOUR
+. NJ, IOT the purpose OF uaking changes
in the boa rd or directors and tF8nSacfing
sICn other business a. theY properly NAV.
BY order OF p a.. PRALL.
W. l.. PRALl.- Jr.,
II St0csnolders-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Of the CapHal Trust Co.. for
the election Of iOard OF directors FOR
tn5 ensuing year IS 81 Ee neld at III :.
F9irGaN ST., Alexandra, Va, on Wednes-
day. January 1 ,. 1888, at 3 p. M. polls
open = p. ui. ana CII~s- p. 90. JAMES
FRA SER. President. 1aS-5t cod
A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
Capital IIaCtiOH Company iOT ne eleJ ton
Of directors will ba held az the office OF
the company. Union Passenger station. OB
WEDNESDAY. the 18TH Of IA NUARY.
1oJS. The polls viii be opened at -
a m and closed az p IN.
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OUR METHODS
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City Band Concert.


Many were the high praises of
comment by all who heard it, upon
the rendition of the City Band con-
cert, in the Central Opera House, on
Friday night last. The concert was
one which would do credit to band
of professionals, and it should be
gratifying to the people of this city
to know that the band can be de.
pended on to hold its own with any
similar organization as it did in days
of yore. The audience which greet
ed the appearance of the band,
though small, was very appreciative.
The inclemency of the weather kept
larger crowd from attending. The
music rendered was of high order,
selected from some of the best known
composers. The following is the
program rendered
PARrI.
1-March, "Ihe Stars and Stripes For
2-o SHsr' aweicome. ,, G Sodin.
3-selection from Comic Opera, "Tbe
Indian Question:" Lavells.
4Waltz, "lrene," Bennett,
5-Dance Caprice, "Little Egypt"
Bergenholtz.
PART II.
1-Moreh, Julius Caesar"
2-soprono Solo, Because i / Love
tsn Dg by Miss Lorena Flick, hS Wit6
Band Accompaniment
3-Grand Selection from Opera s'Faust,"
4-Descriptiva Fantastic, oThe Night fGnnO0'
Alarm" Reeves,
5-Patriotfc Gong, 'sstar spangled Ban
ner," Air, la Wagner, sousa.
The above selections speak for
themselves the nature OF the music
rendered. The vocal solo by Miss
Flick, Because / Love You" vas
received with much applause. and
elected an encore. Miss Flick, as q
singer, is well.known in this city,
and her solos were much enjoyed by
all. The last number, "The Star
Spangled Banner" brought forth
such a patriotic burst of applause,
as was never heard before in the hall
The comment was that never had
the band played so we'll, and the
concert was spoken of as the hest
the band had ever rendered. Prof.
Lusoomb deserves much credit for
the manner in which the concert was
given, and the good shape in which
be has again placed the band. The
band desires to thank those who at
tended for their patronage and kind
attention. They will give another
concert in the Central Opera House
in the near future, prior to their
open-air concerts in the Public
Square, and the selections TO be
rendered will be some of the best
ever written. No one should miss
hearing it, as it promises TO be su-
! perior to the one just given.
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NO DEBTS.
Conscious Readers.


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Specimen Cases.

s. Fl. Clifford. New Cassel. Wis
was troubled with Neuralgia and
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ordered, his Liver was affected to
an alarming degree, appetite fell
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trio Bitters and one box Bucklin's
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowl-
edge so often expressed that DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-04-23
OFFICIAL CALL.
For City Primaries and Ward Con-
Ventions.

AT a meeting cf the Republican
Executive Committee Of the City OF
Martiusburg, w Va, held in Lin
coin Republican Club room, on Sat
urday, the 9Th day of April, 1898, it
was ordered that Primaries be held
in each of the several wards of the
city, at 500 p. M, on SATURDAY,
April ODD, 1898, for the purpose of
nominating one candidate for mem.
Der of the City Council from each
ward to be voted for at the NUM-
cipal election to be held on the 23d
day of May, 1898, and to select ten
10) delegates to the Mayoralfy
Convention to be held at 500 p. M,
on SATURDAY, APRIL BOTH, 1898, and
also to select two members of the
City Committee from each ward. 1t
is also ordered that the said Primar-
les be held at the following places
First Ward-Rep. Club Room.
Second Ward-Grand Jury Room.
Third Ward-Hose House.
Fourth Ward-School House.
Fifth Ward-School House.
G. N. LAMAR, Chairman.
F. B. Burr, Secretary.
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Police News.

A tramp named George Mason
was arrested by Detective Riordon,
on the charge of trespassing on B.
& 0. trains. He was given 80 days
in Jail.
Mollie Welty was arrested on Sat-
urday morning, charged with beat.
ing one of her boys. On the lack of
proper evidence Squire Byers dis
missed the case.
Frank Sampson was arrested on a
warrant sworn out by Albert Willis,
on Saturday. Willis claimed Samp-
son assaulted him On the street, but
the evidence was so tame that Samp-
son was fined only 81 and costs for
swearing on the streets.
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Beware of Ointmenfs for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa
BILE physicians, as-the damage they
will do is ten told to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and is made in
Toledo, o., by F. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
- Sold by druggists, price IS
cents per bottle.
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Death OF Mrs. E. c. KEGS.

Mrs. Eva G. KEGS died on Sunday
at - O'Clock at the home Of Mr.. Il.
B. Brook, on Martin street. She
has been sick for some months and
confined to her bed for about ten
weeks. Her age was the principle
cause of her death, she being seven
ty two years, four months and eigh-
teen days old, and very feeble. The
funeral took place at Gerardstown
on Tuesday afternoon.
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A Cuban Flag Raised.

Captain Holmes Of the Indepen-
dent Fire Company, No. l, assisted
by number of the members of the
company, raised a Cuban flag on the
tower of the Charles Broadway
Rouss Memorial Hall, in Charles
Town, Saturday morning, amid the
cheers of large crowd. The flag
was presented by Captain Holmes.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the Cuban sufferers was given in the
evening at Charles Broadway Rouss
Memorial Hall, and was very sue
cessful affair.
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Dooley-Harper.

Mr.. Benjamin F. Dooley, of Mar
tinsburg, and Miss Kate Harper. oil
this city, were married Thursday
evening at the parsonage of Trinity
Lutheran Church, by Rev. E. II.
Delk. They left on the evening
train over the G. V. r. r. for their
future home in Martinsburg .-Hag-
erstoaoa Herald.
We extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-04-23
Ready to Move Troops.

Mr.. D. f. Maroney, Superintend-
ent of Transportation of the B. &
o. r. r. Co., has received instruc.
tions from General Manager Greene
to have all ears available in readi-
ness for the movement OF troops at
moments notice. Cars are not
being moved to any other point, nor
is there any interruption in the pas
senger or freight traffic on the road.
Mr.. Maroney, however, knows where
all the cars are, ard within few
hours these cars, as we'll as addi-
tional ores, If needed, from connect
ing lines, can move to any one point
on The road and will be in readi-
ness for troops by the time the
troops are ready to be moved.
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B. { 0. Freight Wreck.

A slight wreck occurred on Sat
urday afternoon, near the Opequon.
Engine 1888 was going east with a
very heavy train, when q coupling
broke. The two sections came to-
eether and smashed several cars.
The wrecking crew was soon on the
scene and cleared the track. No
delay to trains was caused, and the
damage slight.
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Fiduciary Notice.

The following Fiduciary account is
before the undersigned Commissioner
of Accounts OF the County Court OF
Berkeley county for settlement
Elizabeth G. Welschance, executoral,
Hy. G. Welschanee, deceased.
Given under my hand, as Commits
sioner of said court, at my office, at the
Court House, of said county, the 18th
day of April, 1898.
j. T. PICKING,
Commissioner.
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Little Child Dead.

Lillian Lee Watson, little dangh-
ter of ]. Lee and Sophia B. Watson,
died on Sunday last, of typhoid
fever, aged 2 years, 8 months and
6 days. The funeral took place from
the house, North High street. on
Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, Rev.
Ferguson conducting the services.
The interment was in the graveyard
at Middleway.
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Itch on human, mango on horses
dogs and all stock cured in thirty
minutes BY Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton. This never fails. Sold by L.
G. Matthaei, druggist, Martinsburg,
W. Va. 5.S-lyr.
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MARTIAL MUSIC.
The Warship "Dixie."


They've named cruiser ssDixie'-that's
what the papers say
AM hears they're goin' to man her with
the boys that wore the gray:
Good neWsl 1t sorter thrills me an makes
me wanter be
Whar the BAN is playin' s'Dixie, an the
'.Dixie" puts to sea.
They've named cruiser "Dixie," an,
fellers, I'll be boun'
You're goin' to see some fightin' when the
"Dixie' swings eroun'!
Ell any o. them Spenish ships shall strike
her, east or west,
Jest let the BAN play "Dixie'' am the
boys'll do the rest!
l want ter see that aDixie"-I want ter
take my STAN
On the deck of her. am boiler: 'sThree
cheers for Dixie lan'l"
She means we're all united-the war hurts
healed away,
AM "Way Down South in Dixie" is ma
tional todayi
l bet you she's good 'un I'll stake my
last red cent
Thar amt no better timber in the whole
blamed settlement
An all their shiny battle ships beside that
ship air tame,
Fer, when it comes ter s'Dixie," thar's
somethin' in name
Here's three cheers an tiger-as hearty
as kin be,
An let the ban play sDixie'' when the
"Dixie" puts to seal
She'll make her way and win the day
from shinin east to west
Just let the BAN play "Dixie" an the
boys'll do the restl
IF. L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
(The following song made great hit
when sung by the jolly members of Con-
gress in the Lobbies, during the all night
session, while waiting for the report of
Committees of Conference:)
There's a land lying over the way,
From our coast it is not very far,
Where the brave Cubans fight day by day
Meath banner that bears but one star
Chorus.
In the sweet by AMI by
We will send all our battle-ships DER,
With "the Maine'' our refrain,
All the Spaniards We'll drive from that
shore.
We will plant on that beautiful shore
flag that the nations shall see,
And the Spaniards shall slaughter no
more
A people that dares to be free.
To the land that brave Washington won,
They look o'er their desolate plains,
And they wait for the echoing gun
That shall thunder that freedom still
reigns.
Then, hurrah for the isle of the brave
That shall soon be land of the free,
Then shall sit like gem on the wave
And enslayed shall again never be.
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In Good Condition.

The State Board of Health which
has been investigating the COM
plants of the alleged bad sanitary
condition of the Hospital for the In
sane at Weston, made by the citi.
zens, finds the complaints are with
out grounds, and the condition Of
the hospital and the 1000 patients
is the best known in its history