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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-13
CHESTER MURDER TRIAL.

1 Work of Getting Jury to Try Joseph A, | Hough Begun at Middletown. 1 Middletown, Dec. ,12.-Joseph A. Hough was to-day placed on trial be fore Judge Ralph Wheeler in the su- perior court on the charge of murder in | the first degree in having caused the | death of Harry Chadwick of New Brit ain at Chester on the night of Sunday, July 16.
 It is alleged that Hough, who was paying attention to young woman to whom Chadwick was engaged waylaid the latter as he was leaving Chester on his bicycle for his home in New Brit ain and killed him in quarrel which
 ensued. The body of the young victim
 was found two days later in the Con
 necticut river weighed down with his
 bicycle.
 Shortly after Houghs arrest it was announced that he had confessed to the
 killing of Chadwick, claiming that he
 did it in self-defense.
 Court opened this morning at ten o'clock with panel of seventy-one jur- ors present. The court room was crowd ed with spectators. Hough when led into the room looked to be in poor health, but was apparently composed. State Attorney Murdoch was assisted in the prosecution by Judge w. U. Pearne The prisoners counsel are M. E. Culver and A. B. Calef, jr., of Mid dletown.
 The work of securing a jury was taken up immediately after court con vened.
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Claus" in EveM McIntyre's-Giftsf for dance-HiMts as to Acceptable Presents
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HAVE YOU TRIED VAN H0UTEM'S Eating CHOCOLATE ?
GHTIRCH ARMY.

Church army meetings will be held tonight Wednesday, at 7:45 o'clock in the Trinity chapel, George street; in the mission hall on Gregson street and at 97S Grand avenue The public heartily invited.
 On Friday of this week united meet ing of the several posts in the city will be held at Trinity chapel, conducted by Colonel Stansfield, in connection with the first anniversary of the reorganized movement A very interesting service is looked forward to.
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Health for ten cents. Cascarets make the bowels and kidneys act naturally, destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious ness and constipation All druggists.
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Lie TroubIe al Weston.
special to tho Baltimore Sun.

Parkersburg. W. Va. Aug GA. G.
Defoe, of Wayne county. and Walter
Brown. of Braxton county. have beeen re
moved from their positions in the West
Virginia HospitalfortheI nsanea at Weston
by DR.. stathers, against whom charges OF
improper conduct were heard last week.
resulting in verdict of not guilty. The
former. who was here tonight on his way
home, was one of the witnesses in the in
vestigation and swore that he knew Mrs.
Sommerville and Miss Alfreta Wilson and
that their reputation for truth and verac-
ity was good and that he would believe
them on oath or otherwise. DR.. Stathers
was attempting at the same time to i'm
peach their testimony. Brown had not
testified, but hadexpressed opinion freely,
and the reason given for his removal was
because he was not in sympathy with the
Administration.
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Rev. william Thomas LeavelI.


Rev. VIM. Thos. LeavelI, rector of the
Episcopal church at Hedgesville, Berke-
ley county, w. Va. died in that place on
Friday last. Mr.. Leavell was native of
Spottsylvania county, Va, and had nearly
reached his eighty-sixth birthday. He
was graduated from the Episcopal Semi
nary of Virginia in 1889. He was rector
of church in Charles City county. Va,
in early life; later on was rector of Wick
life Parish, in Jefferson county, w. Va,
and Clarke county. Va. and afterwards
for twenty-three years. and until his
death. rector of the Episcopal church at
Hedgesville Mr.. Leavell's first wife was
Miss Anne Elizabeth Yates. of this coun-
ty Three daughters and one son survive
him-Mrs E. H. Mcdonald and Mrs:
Jno NJ. Daniel, of this county, and Mrs.
VIM. r. johnson and Mr.. VIM. T. Leav-
ell. of Fayette county. w. Va. The
youngest son, Rev. Francis K LeavelI,
died in Baltimore about twelve years ago.
About sixteen years ago Mr.. Leavell was
united in marriage to Miss Emma Wyn-
koop, of Hedgesville. w. Va. who sur
wives him. The deceased was well known
here. and highly esteemed by all our peo-
pie. especially by numbers of ex-confed-
crate soldiers who, whilst Mr.. Leavell
was rector at Wickliffe during the stirring
war times in the Valley of Virginia, en-
joyed his warm friendship and generous
hospitality, given without stint to all who
wore the gray The interment was in the
graveyard of Zion Episcopal Church,
Charles Town, Sunday afternoon. pre-
coded by services in the church. conduct
ed by Rev. w. L. Gravatt, assisted by
Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins. with Revs. w.
K. Marshall and {. E. Shaw also in the
chancel. The active pall-bearers were
the vestrymen of the church at Hedges.
vile, viz. DR.. D. r. Ross and Messrs
George II. Kreglow. Jacob H. Miller. w
B. Lingamfelter, F. H. Robbins, R. B
Kilmer, Morgan Shaffer. Hamilton Myers
and William Kilmer The honorary pail.
bearers were Maj. w. H. T. Lewis, Capt
George Baylor. Capt. Geo, H. Flagg,
Messrs. David Howell. B. C. Washing
ton, Joseph Trapnell, w. o. Norris and
DR.. James NJ. Ransom. of Jefferson county
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Mr,Frederick d. cktr died wtdn+rclay
Aug l8, at his home. Raymond Heights.
South Towson. Md Mr. Becker wa sc
years aud 10 months OLD, having been
born in Germany October 4 1912 H.,
came to America nj the sg. of II year.
and made his home in Baltimore, where
he worked in the harnes. bu-iness. In
1861 he wen. into the leaf tobacco bust
ness with his two brothers. Charles and
Luis Becker, and established the firm OF
Becker Bros lie continued thi, business
26years. when he Withdrew from the firm.
In 1887 he established the Manchester
Cigar Manufacturing Company with his
two SOM, Charles W. and Frederick L..
Becker. A widow, six daughter, and
four sons survive him. Mr. l. uis Beck.
or. who died March IL last, was brother
of the deceased
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Church Items

No service at Riverside next Sunday,
owing to the woods meeting at Oakland.
The Winchester District Epworth
League will be held at Martinsburg Aug.
90, 80 and 81.
Services in St. James Catholic Church.
Charles Town, on the 4th Sunday of
each month, at 10: 40 a. m.
Shenandoah Baptist Association will
meet in the Winchester Baptist church to-
morrow. wednesday, at 10 a. m.
Thenext session of the Jeffersoncounty
Sunday School Convention will be held
in shepherdstown. Oct. 81 and IS.
Rev. John H. Logic preached in Zion
Episcopal Church Sunday morning, and
Revs. w. K. Marshall and Frank Amber
were in the chancel.
There will be roll-call of the member
ship of the Charles Town Baptist Church
on the second Sunday in September, at
the morning service. All members are
urged to attend.
Services will be held in the Charles
Town Baptist Church next Sunday. At
II a. m. the pastor will preach, and at
night special Young Peoples Meeting
will be held in the upper room.
A Protracted meeting will be COM
menced in Summit Point Baptist.church
on Sunday, Sept. 3. Preaching by Rev.
Mr.. Hines. Preaching at II a. m. and
8 p, m, Sunday, and at s p. m. during
the week.
Jefferson Circuit, NJ. E. Church South,
will hold union picnic near Summit
Point. Sept. I. Extensive preparations
for music, addresses, etc. are being made
by the local committee for the occasion.
Public cordially invited.
Ruling Elders Geo. H. Turner and w. w.
B. Gallaher have been appointed delegate
and alternate delegate. respectively, to rep.
resent the Charles Town Presbyterian
Church at the Winchester Presbytery which
will meet at laws, this State September 6
The woods meeting commenced by
Rev. F A. Strother. Friday, in Mr.. Geo.
II. Turner's woods near Oakland Church.
$500 ASSSA4 HS4t StllOllRSi t4ult TQuC0
interest, The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Rudasill. Rev. H.
H. Kennedy preached Sunday morning
and afternoon, and the pastor at night.
1t is estimated that there were more than
thousand persons on the ground Sun
day. and the order was perfect. The pas
tor and committee deserve great credit
for the convenient arrangement of the
ground and provision for the comfort of
all who attend, The meeting will CON
tinue over next Sunday at least. There
will be three services day until next
Thursday. and after that date preaching
at night until Sunday. when the usual
camp meeting exercises will be held, four
services day. Rev. ]. P. Stump is ex-
pected to reach the ground to-day and
remain until Saturday. Rev C. Thrash
er, of Stephens City, will arrive on Fri
day and remain over Sunday. Rev. DR..
Rumsey Smithson will preach next Sun
day at II a. m. We are requested by the
pastor to earnestly invite all the pastors
of the town and county to be present and
help in the work
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Removed.

/ wish to inform my friends and the
public generally that have moved in the
new room now being fitted up for me in
the Hagley building "a few doors from
Racket store) about April 1st. antici-
pate very large spring trade. and will
use my best efforts to raise and maintain
the standard of custom garment making
to the highest level possible, in order to
counterfeit the many spurious limitations
of legitimate tailoring that have been
foisted upon the public. AS to my new
samples for the coming season, it is hardly
necessary for me to dwell on them. All
can say is that used the very best
ability and matured experience in select
ing a complete assortment of STYLES and
qualities. promise you also in the fu-
ture, as in the past, the same courteous
and liberal treatment, and last, but not
least, aperfect fit. Yours &c,
c. E. REININGER.
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The readers of this paper will he pleased to
learn that there is ut least one dreaded disease
that SCIENCE has been ahlc to cure in all stages
and that is Gqtqrrll. Elall's Catarrh Cure is
Inc only ipsilivc cure kpoYn to the medical
fraternity. Catqrrll icing constitutional dis
ease rranircsa constitutional treatment. Halls
CatarrhCurc is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
ten. thereby destroying the foundation of the
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doingitS york. Tie prnprletors have
So much faith In its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It
fails to cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Sole hy Druggists, 75c.
HALLS Fumilr Pills are the Lest
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At the N. Y. Twin Racket Store is the
place to buy your school supplies. PEN
Gil tablets 1, 2, 3, 4 and sc; ink tablets 8,
4, 5, and 10c; note paper /, 2, 3, 4, 5 6
and sc per or; envelopes ], 2, 3, and sc
PACK box paper 8. s, 10. IA and 49, box;
ers for lie and lie each; plain lead pen
clls for Lei rubber tip Il kinds lc each:
the finest pencil made Sc each; pencil
sharPeners 2 for 1c; the hest IL lb fools
cap or legal cup paper s. or; compost
ton books lie TO &c; book keeI.iug books
DC each; large counter books &c; slate
pencils for lie; the best writing ink Sc
bottle; tlark's non corrosive ink 3 , a
bottle, Will not corrode your pen. We
hove gone over our stock of shoes the
second time and picked out our small
lots and wo have been selling them IT
about malt cost and they arc snapped mp
almost as soon as they are nut on the
counter. We still have a pretty good
lot, but they will not last long. Our fall
stock OF shoes are coming in pretty live
ly. and We expect 10 have lie best as
Sortment in town when they a q ali in
II you need a sewing achired d, nit nav
gents two prices for mao hjnm: we car
sell you the improved Sirger with all
attachments for GO, a re- uiur S55 90
y chine: wa can sell YOU oue of the
best s-day clo cks for SO o; nick el clocks
4'c up to tic, alarm clocks Csc up to SIC;
ya'GAes 81" up TO any price; he best
clothes wringers $! 81. others get 50 so
FOR the same wrineer Ladies' wrappers
10 I" @O'. JACOB w. CoFFMAN.
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Respectfully,
CHAs. A. JOHNSON.

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Mr.. Harry E. Swan, private secretary
to Gen. Ludlow, Governor of Havana, to
Miss Carmela Troncosa, of Havana,
Cuba, to take place in that city Sept. II.
Mr.. Swan is a graduate of the SPIRIT
office, halls from Washington City.
whittier he will return on his wedding
tour. and is nephew of Mrs. Geo. w.
Haines, of this place. We extend con-
gratulations on this additional American
conquest in the West Indies, and wish
orr Young relative and his Pearl of the
Antilles unbounded happiness in their
welded life.
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Some time SINCE Mr., John T. Cplston lost
fine steer from his pasture field, for which
he secured the country, and being unsuo-
cessful, gave the ANIMAL up for lost. satisfy
ing himself with the conclusion that his
steership had gone into beef and supplied
the wants of numerous consumers for fine
quality of first-cIass beef. 1t was developed
later, however, that Mr.. Colston, in thresh-
ing last years crop of wheat, had ricked
straw close to and finally over a part of a
rick that was standing in the field, leaving
at the base space between the two ricks.-
Into this cav ty the steer seems to have
worked his way, and not being on to the
crawtish rucket, died there. The skeleton
was found in baling the straw.-Advocate.
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Ice and Wood.


have opened headquarters om in the
Locke building. opposite Bank Of Charles
Town where Pure Ici. can be purchased at all
times in any quantity desired. and orders re.
ceived for delivery of Ice or Wood which will
be promptly filed from my var (fnFmerIy
Rennedy's Elevator and Coal Yard ON Lee
town road: Orders solicited aud satisfaction
guaranteed.
Soft Coal for tie use Of farmers. black
smiths and engluc operators specially.
june i3-tf. MARSHALL BURNS.
NISTERN Pumps-we have the hest and
~ decidedly the che pest on the market, az
n'so force aud lift pumps, all sizes Come
ana see ms YESTERDAY & co.
NoAL OIL WICKS. all sizes. for sale nv
~ YESTERDAY 81 CO.
July s. Charles St
WAX STRINGS.-we have Wax Strings
w and Sealing Wax for sealin. cans.
Jnly IL EASTERDAY q CO.
STOVES-They bavc advanced 25 per cent.
~ but we are still selling our large ST ok on
hand at the old price. If You need u Cooking
Stove now is your chance to get one cheap II
YESTERDAY s. CO.'S,
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There was tournament held at Mr.. Lock.
harris, near Wheatland. on Wednesday last,
at which number of knights from this and
adjoining counties contested for the honors.
The first prize was won by John White, OF
Summit Point; second by VIM. McCoughtry,
of Middleway; third by w. c. Campbell, OF
Union, Loudoun county,; fourth by Jos.
Beans. of Round Hill; fifth by Harry Miller,
pf this city. Miss SalIie White was crowned
first maid of honor, Miss Edna Hook second
maid of honor, Miss Ella White third maid
of honor and Miss Matte Dunn fourth
maid of honor. Mr.. Harry Miller carried
off the honors for making the best time on
the track. This, we understand, was our
young friends first experience at tourna.
ment riding, and being mounted upon a
swift steed rode for all there was in it. The
days program ended by tripping the light
fantastic, at which the young, middle-aged
and even the old gray haired veterans took
an active part.-Advocate.
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Fairs and Exhibitfons.

Williams Grove-Aug. aS-sept. ?.
Wheelipg=Sept. 4-s.
Morgan's Grove-sept. s-s.
Rockville-Sept. SO.
Sept. 1+-Nov. so-Natl Export Expo
sition, Philadelphia.
Winchester-Sept. 1922.
Staunton-Sept. 26-e9, Street Fair and
Trades Carnival.
Hagerstown-oet. 1923.
Frederick-Oct. 1920.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining In the Postofficc at
Charles Town, Jefferson county. W. Va, on
Saturday last:
Mr.. Bessy Peratt. C. B. Preston. Miss Beu.
lah Brown, q. II. Wilkes, Miss Lucy Brown
Tic above letters, if not called for within
fifteen days, will be scut to the dead letter
Office Persons calling FIR them will please
say that they are advertised.
l. D. GETzENpANER. P. M
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AGENTS wANTED.-Tor The Life and
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the world
greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstcad. the
lifelong friend and ndnirer of the nations
idol. Biggest aud best book: over SEQ pages
Sx10 inches; nearly 100 pages halftone illus
tratiOns. DULY 5l.50. Enormous demand. Big
commissions. Outfit free. Chance of a life.
time. Write quick. The Dominion Comp inv.
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We wish 10 call the attention of our
readers tn the interview OF MIR. James L
Norris, published in the Brooklyn Eagle
aud reproduced in this issue on the
Croker interview and national politics
in general. Mr.. Norris has for years
been treasurer of our National Committee
and is prominent in national politics.
He was an ardent supporter of Bryan in
1886 and while he agrees with Croker
that perhaps no man in the country
stands closer to the people than BRYAN
he wisely declares himself for the nomin, e
whether he be Bryan or any other good
Democrat. MIR Norris, while ardent in
his support of Democracy is n couseryn.
tive man and voices the sentiment of a
large majority of the Democrats of the
mation when lie says that the next plat
form should simply quote the constitu-
>tiunal provision for coinage of gold and
silver and stand by that ais it's 1.-THE Deu.
cratic party'r) position on this question.
The arrangement made by the cunstitu.
ton regarding the minting of money is
all we want" Mr. Norris is wise. far
seeing politician in whose opinions we
have great confdence.-ILur. Statesman
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Items of interest.

Messrs. ]. C. Tabler, Samuel Hunter and
DR.. Melvin have imported into the Duffields
neighborhood fine jack.
Mr.. Daniel Reynolds. of Dufields. who
was paralyzed some days ago. died on the
18th instant, aged about 10 years.
Mr.. wilecn H. Palmer, of Toledo, Ohio,
and Miss Bessie Merritt, of Harpers Ferry,
were married at Windsor. canada, recently.
The Toledo Bee says: 1.-THE bride is from
one of West yirginia's fine old families aud
is sweet and lovable girl"
The shepherdstown Independent sayp:
Saturday night Remnant Bros, of this
place, who deal largely in sheep. suffered
severe loss. Dogs rAidtd their flock
aud killed twenty-five, crippled twelve
and there are ten missing.
The pretty little Episcopal church at Rip
on is being further beautified. To the rear
has been added chair room, surmounted
by a belfry. The front has been embellished
with an English portico, which will not
only add to its attractiveness, but to its COM
fort.
Mr.. Charles E. Jones, well known JEFF
ferson county farmer. had his leg broken in
two places Monday, August 81, and his head
badly cut. He was in company with James
E. Coleman, at Middleway, when the horse
Mr.. Coleman was driving became frightened
at a loud clap of thunder and started to run.
Mr.. Jones jumped out.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs,
Marshall Mccormick, of Berryville, Va,
announcing the approaching marriage oil
their daughter, Miss Annie Broun, and As.
sistant-Surgeon Walter Cox. u s. Army
The ceremony will take place at the brides
home on Wednesday. September 9th, at I
o'clock. The bride-to-he Is one of the most
Popular young ladies of Berryville.
Yesterday afternoon while Louise
Hodges, Lucy Beltzhoover aud Helen
Whitaker were taking a drive in Mr..
Hodges vehicle they came in collision
with horse rake on Duke street Their
horse became frightened and ran off, and
.he three girls were thrown out, fortu
nately Gaping with Nv cuts and
neutrality-suspicious. Register
The death of Mrs. Harriet Willard Whit.
man, the wife of Col R. f. Whitman u. s.
A.. occurred recently at her residence 1927
o street, N. w. Washington, n. C. Colonel
Whitman purchased twelve acres of ground
of storer College on Bolivar Heights some
years ago. and built the stone house of Eng
lisll style of architecture, new occupied by
Judge Vale. Mrs. Whitman, who srent
several summers here at "Greystone, was
highly esteemed by those who made her
fcqnaintance-HeHer's Fny seR'i"eI.
An order has Leen issued directing that
10 additional regiments Of Infantry vol
nntecrs be organic L for service In the
Philippines. The regiments will be mum
bered from Thirty eight to Forty seven.
"The policy of the War Department, !"
said Secretary Root, "is to furnish Gen
eral Otis with all the troops aud supplies
that ne can use, and which are necessary
TO wind up the insurrection in the Phil
ipPinss in the shortest possible time"
--S~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29

Col H. B. Davenport president of the
Middleway and Harper's Ferry turnpike
company, informs us that the expense of
opening the entire road, which was so
badly drifted by the February blizzard was
paid for in tolls collected from the summer
boarders of Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29

The survivors of the 9th Va. Cavalry,
Payne's Brigade, held their annual re-
union near Berryville on Wednesday, as
guests of the Clarke Cavalry Association.
Among those present were Gen. Eppa
Hunton. Gen. w. H. Payne, Gen. Lomax.
Mai. E. H. Mcdonald, and Col Bob
Ridley" Eastman, who was lionized by
his old comrades.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29

On account of National Labo. Day the
Southern Railway will sell tickets betw cen
Washington. Alexandria. Round Hill, Harri-
sonburg, Front Royal, Warrento on and Orange
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets sold
Sept. 2, 8, 4; final limit Sept. s.
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The condition of that portion of Water
street between Washington and Liberty
is disgrace to the town and a source of
severe condemnation by numbers of our
citizens. The Blue Ridge mountain may
be crossed without finding a piece of road
as rough, AID nowhere else in Jefferson
county, we venture to assert, is there a
like distance of roadbed as destructive to
vehicles and as dangerous to travel
Complaint has been made about its con-
dition over and over again. and should an
accident occur there an action for dam
ages would surely lie against the corpora
ton. Water street is used by all owners
of horses or vehicles i'll the town, or their
employees, and residents of all parts of
the town are in this way especially inter
ested in having it in at least passable con-
dition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29

The 2Gth annual exhibition at Williams
Grove, Pa, will be held this week beginning
on Monday and continuing until Saturday.
The Norfolk & Western Railway will sell
tickets at reduced rates, good on regular
trains. The fare for the round trip from
CharlestoWp is $2.D5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29

Postmaster Getzendaner will hereafter
dispatch and receive mail by the S:55 p.
IN. northbound N. & w. train This will
be great convenience to our people,
giving them. besides an additional mail
from the south, advantageous intercourse
with Shenandoah Junction and Shep-
herdstown. and later mail for the east,
west and north.