Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30

The CRY mail carriers started out Mon
dayt) give receipts for registered letters.
TINS completing the last addition to the
system hich gives the patrons OF the OF
fee all OF its advantages at their doors.
They do not have 20 go the Office now to
transact any business re.aung 10 mail
matter. ANYTHING, from the purchase Of
a stabip, 70 the sending OF registered let
tiers and money orders. can now be done
with the carries.
This system IS vet in the experimental
stage and has not become general
throughout the country. Il Is in use how
ever. in almost all OF the larger cities. 1t
has been in use in the rural routes IN the
county for aaout month and has proved
a great convenience.
The certificate Of incorporation OF the
Arnot Moving Picture Company. organ
lied for the purpose OF manufacturing,
buving, selling and leasing machines for
the exhibition of moving or animated pic
lures. photographs ana other works OF
art OF every description, has been entered
upon record IN tae County Clerk 5 office.
The principal Office is to be in Washing
ron. he incorpcraiorS are: +. Cushing
Daniel, Thomas Arnot, Chas. ii. Camp
bell, w. r. Stoyk and w. X. Carr.
Mrs. Ida Flynn was seriously burned
j Tuesday about III neck aud lace at
her home on -hurch street Mrs. Flynn
was canning raspUerries when one OF the
cans containing the hot lruit burst and the
contents were thrown over her neck and
face. The burns are very painful but
not necessarily serious Or Morrisoa was
summoned and dressed the burns.
Mamie Thornton daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas A. Young OF 2o9 +. Burke St.
died Thursday al 7 a. IN, aged | year, I
months and 8 DAYS. Death wa caused
by stomach trouble. The funeral t ok
place from the home Fridag evening
at o'clock, Rev. John S. Douglas tflci-
atlng. A Kogelschatz funeral director.
Lewis Tuck and J. Fields, two colored
employees who occupy the same room IN
the employees APARTMENT AZ Hotel Berke-
ley got into a quarrel Tuesday as they
were retiring. The former drew a razor
hut before he got chance to use Il was
stopped by officer Dutrow. Mayor Hen
shaw fined Tuck SIS. aud cost.
Miss Carrie Lee Mathews, daughter
Of Mrs. {. j. MalheAs ana MIR.
Adam Engle an employe of the Craw-
ford Wooden mills. were quietly married
at the parsonage OF the First Nj. E.church
by the pastor. Rev. w w. Barnes
at 9 O'Clock Tuesday night.
Cal White, the negro arrested for strk-
ing Eliza Mosby with burning lamp in
her own home, was given hearing before
Jus ice Martin tuesday. He was found
I guilty of the charge and vas fined $40 and
costs, in default Of which he was remand +.
ed TO jail tor sixty days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Crawford Mrand
Mrs H. H. Emmert, Mrs. Vim. 'Nhlie.
Miss Sal,e Faulkner, Miss Goldsboro,
Messrs Rob't 5 ewart and Root Boyd
attended the opening ball at Winchesi er
Inn, in Winchester last Wednesday night.
About forty of the society people Of the
CITY and county held an open air dance in
lnwood Park last Monday. Dancing was
kept up from 9 to 1890 and an ENJOYABLE
time was spent by all. Music Was fur
nished by an orchestra of three pieces
John Schoppert, of North Queen street,
who as been very i'll, is improving.
! James r; Dawson, of North Queen
street, was taken i'll on Sunday last.
There are I9 patients in the Washing
ton smallpox hospital.