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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-01
PANEL VIII.

Between nation and nation as between
man and man lives the one law of right.
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PANEL II.

| He who fails brayely has not truly failed,
| but is himself also conqueror
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Special Days.

The following special days at the
Pan American Exposition have been
definitely fixed:
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Not ignoble are the days Of peace. not
without courage and laureled victories.
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| The brotherhood of mantle federation of
nations--the peace of the world.
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Window Shades, felt, best Spring rollers
complete regular value 10 and Il Cts. our
special price only =.
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INSCRIPTIONS ron THE STADIUM.
PANEL J.
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Linen Window Shades, Spring Rollers, COM
plete regular value % and 80 cts. our
special price only ;.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
MARCONI
CONGRATULATED
Is Getting Full Credit for His Won
derfuI InVention---Will Con-
tinue Experiments Today
If Weather Permits

St Johns F. uaions Newfoundland and
The dining to-
of Newfoundland in order more
to his latter who VIII
to
further explanation Of his
them He attributes their fantness to mid
mpecons his kite apparatus He expects
conditions will give better signals
than will atmosphere
high which he confident will the ampest
suns
satisfy themselves of the absolute senuinenes of the
possibilities of this
teegraphy Niarcon however satisfied from his
substantial recognition of
the coonys appreciation of his work
London of Teegraphy
St Johns ~ F. mac ad T E P a a IRON % TT @ % @ % made
doubt wireless signals had
established his station
what his experiments succeeded
initial difficulty and that wireless tegaphy thus be-
the commercial life of the world
New York professor
England by
his wireless teaphy Continuing the professor nan
points
Pupn had
Of the
ion that the not far distant when wireless messages would be sent
Continuing he said
of the earth obsta
there were many & @ % uP on n @ decte @ ward perfectg
remains of fog 10y
of the transmit
entirely The peslmpton
much with affect the electric
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
And Before a Stream of Water
Could Be Directed on the
Flames 16O Street Cars Had
Gone Up in Smoke
THE CHICAGO TRACTION
COMPANY NOW CRIPPLED
Nearly All the Grip Cars and Trail
ers Used on the Lincoln Ave
nue. Road Burned, Together
With Modern Car Barn--LoSS
Estimated at $130,000

Chicago, Dec 15.-The total destruc-
ton of the Lincoln Avenue car barns
of the Chicago Traction Company,
with more than 100 street cars result
ed from fire early this morning. Be
side the building nearly all the grip
cars and trailers used en- the Lincoln
Avenue road were destroyed.
The fire hydrants in the vicinity were
frozen and when supply of water had
been obtained, the building was doom
ed Soon after the first stream was di-
rected on the flames, the entire second
story of the building fell with about
100 open summer cars that were stored
there.
President John NJ. Roach of the trac-
tion company placed the loss at about
$19O,O00 partly covered by insurance.
It is supposed the fire originated from
an overheated stove in enc of the cars
in the barn.
Broken trolley wires which were
charged with electricity and we~ bu-
rled in the debris or coiled along the
streets caused great danger to the fire.
men until the current was turned off.
The temperature of Is degrees below
zero coated the hose with a thick cover
ing of ice which required the utmost
care in handling it.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
ISCHLEYS CASE IN
COUNSEL'S HANDS
The Admiral Is Ready to Take
Any Action General Rayner
May Advise-Matter May Be
Prosecuted in the Courts

Baltimore, Dec. 15.-Rear Admiral w.
S. schley has notified Attorney General
Isidore Rayner that he is ready to take
any action with reference to his case
Mr.. Rayner may advise. Mr.. Rayner
expects to meet the admiral in Wash
ington tomorrow or Tuesday.
When asked whether he favored a
congressional investigation, Mr.. Rayner
said: 4 doubt whether a proceeding
of this sort is the proper one. 1t gen
orally assumes a political aspect. At
this time 1 am of the opinion that the
matter should be prosecuted in the
courts. There are plenty of ways in
which this can be done, and this week
we will begin to consult and determine
upon our course of action"
Among the kilograms Mr.. Rayner has
received since the publication of the
findings of the court of inquiry, was
one from a gentleman in another state,
who asked that his identity be kept
secret. with an offer Of $4,000 for the
necessary expenses attending a further
prosecution of the case. The offer was
declined.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
RIFLE RANGE FOR THE
MILITIA OF BOSTON

The first step toward providing rife
range for the militia of Boston was taken
Thursday in the Boston Board of Alder
men, when an order was passed author
izing loan of - 600 for that purpose.
For years those interested have been try
ing to get the city to carry out the pro-
visions Of an act of the Legislature
authorizing the city to establish a rifle
range
Some time ago Mayor Hart called the
matter to the attention of the Board Of
Aldermen. and urged that site be pro-
vided. The selection of a site was left TO
a committee of military officers and the
committee on armories of the Board or
Aldermen. Their report was submitted
Thursday with a recommendation for an
appropriation of $4,000.
The site advised is i'm Woburn and VIII
mington. It contains about 1Q5 acres, and
is on the line Of the southern division Of
the Boston and Maine Railroad. north or
Walnut Hill, where the militia of the
city has been getting its target practice.
If the place is selected a station viii be
built close to the grounds
The order for the loan had the ap-
proval Of the Boston aldermen, and at
the meeting of the council later it was
concurred in by a vote Of 81 to 3. It now
goes TO the mayor for his approval.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
NARROW ESCAPES,
DARING RESCUES
Overheated Furnace in Chicago
Tenement House Cause of a
Disastrous Blaze - Tenants
Taken Out ScantiIy Clad

Chicago, Dec ia fire in the Olin-
ger apartment building, Indiana Av-
enue and Thirty-fifth Street, at an ear
ly hour this morning, was the cause
of many narrow escapes and daring
rescues, although it is believed that
every one of the 60 occupants of the
building was saved.
The fire was caused by an Overheat-
ed furnace in the basement.
Most of the occupants were asleep
when the fire was discovered and were
reused from their beds by the janitor
and a policeman. Almost before the
alarm had been given all escape by the
main stairway was cut off. Many per
sons were overcome by the smoke and
were carried by the f1remen down lad
ders to the street; others fought their
way tC the fire escapes and in scanty
clothing and with bare feet climbed
down unaided.
The intense cold, many degrees be-
low zero, added to their sufferings, but
all ware cared for in neighboring stores
or residences. The loss on the build
ing is placed at $4,000; on contents
$7000 covered by insurance.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
ACCIDENT DUE TO
RAILS SPREADING
Engine, Mail Car and Smoker
Remained on the Track But the
Other Cars Were DeraiIed and
at Least Eight Lives Lost

Helena, Mont, Dec.15.-A special from
KalispeI says a wreck occurred on the
Northern Railway near Essex, in the
Rocky Mountains, soon after midnight
this morning.
The engine, mail car and smoker re-
NAMED on the track, but all the other
cars were derailed. Some Of the cars
we're overturned and all were wrecked.
The accident was due to rails spread
ing.
Among the killed was Otto Erickson,
going from Sweden to California.
Seven others were killed, but their
names have not been learned. They
were three elderly men, young girl
and three men.
Two other elderly women were hurt
Internally, and neither is expected to
survive. Fourteen other persons were
more or less seriously hurt.
The train was going a rate OF 70
miles an hour when it broke in two,
and the air brakes set Immediately,
preventing a more serious accident. The
largest number of injured was in the
day coach.
An were asleep at the time OF the
accident. The day coach caught fire,
but the flames were eXtinguished.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
THREE LIVES LOST
IN FREIGHT WRECK
Disarrangement of Schedule in
Consequence of Storm Results
in Train PIunging Through
DraWbridge Into the River

Williamsport, Pa, Dec. ia freight
train on the Philadelphia & Erie di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad
went through the bridge spanning Ly-
coming Creek between this city and
Newberry at 6 o'clock this morning
Three lives were lost. The dead:
JOHN MARTZ, engineer.
FREDERICK GLASS. fireman.
GEORGE HARLEY, brakeman.
All resided at Sunbury.
The train was known as fast freight
No. 50, and was running three hours
late, owing to the disarrangement Of
schedule in consequence Of the storm.
The bridge spanning the creek was a
two-span iron structure, the first span
of which gave way beneath the train.
The engine ana nine cars were
engulfed in the icy waters.
No efforts could be made TO reach the
bodies on account of the height Of the
waters
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
ENGLISH BARK SINDIA
is DRIVEN ASHORE

Atlantic City n. j., Dec. 15.-The
English bark Sindia, with a crew of
SO men beside the officers, went ashore
off Ocean City about o'clock this
morning and the crew stuck to her un
til daylight when signals Of distress
were blown and answered by the life
saving crew. After considerable hard
work the crew was landed, Capt. Nc
Kenzie being slightly injured in land
ing.
The vessel is lying on her side with
IA feet of water in her hold and fears
are entertained that she may prove
a loss Her owners are J and T.
Brockelban of Liverpool England. The
boat was on her way to New York
from Kobe, Japan, with general car
go.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
HEWETTS AND oUINSIGS TO
MEET IN SPECIAL MATCH

The Hewetts and Qunsigs. teams in
the Sherwood alleys tournament. will
meet in a epecial match for "A trophy
valued at 525 some night this week,
probably Thursday. In a league match
Friday. the Hewetts furnished a sur
prise by defeating the Quinsigs and
there has been match talk ever since.
The teams viii be made up Of: Hew-
etts. Martin, Tracey, captain, NARROW,
Madden. McGrath, Cummings; QSlin-
sigs, Emil Anderson, captain, Riley
Ferris. N0rquist, Blom.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
ARCHBISHOP CHAPPELLE
WONT BE INTERVIEWED

New York Dec 15.-ArchbishoD Chap
nellie of New Orleans. late papal dele
gate to the Philippines, returned from
Europe today on La Bretagne Mgr.
Chappelle was sent to Manila by the
Pope in 1899 at the suggestion of Presi-
dent Mckinley. On the way home from
this mission he stopped al Rome, and to-
morrow he will make his report to Presi-
dent Roosevelt The archbishop declined
to discuss his mission abroad before
making his report to the Washington
authorities.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
GRADUATES WILL BE
ALLOWED TO HAVE BEER

Cambridge, Dec. 15.-At a meeting
of tbe house committee and directors
of the Harvard Union it was vovted
that graduates should be allowed to
have beer ale and claret in private
dining room of the Union if purchased
hv 'he gra iuates and sent to the
Union in their names. College organic
ations or clubs will be allowed the
some privilege. but college students as
individuals. cannot have liquors served
to them.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
BIG REDUCTION
IN WAR TAXES
Sentiment Among Members OF
Ways and Means Committee in
Favor of Wiping Out the Entire
List at Once
SUBJECT HAS BEEN
INFORMALLY DISCUSSED
Chairman Payne Says on Account
of the Surplus Of $100,00o,O00
a Bill viii Be Framed and Sub
mitted to Congress Soon After
the Holidays

washington, Dec. 15.-Chairman
Payne of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. says no definite plans have been
made thus far for considering the ques-
ton Of further reducing the war taxes.
At the same time there has been much
informal discussion of the subject, con-
siderable data has been gathered con-
eerning the items which can be best
reduced. and there seems to be q gen
eral purpose on the part of the mem
bers of the committee to push this inn
portant question to the front soon after
the holidays.
Speaking of the matter today, Mr..
Payne said: with surplus OF SlOO' :
OO1 400 | have no doubt the Ways and
Means Committee will frame Dill
reducing the revenues, probably on the
general lines OF the last was tax reouc-
ton bill But there is no particular
hurry in dealing with the subject as
there are several contingencies Whlcn
may call for d large increase In gov
ernment expenditures, and it will be
well to understand pretty well what
our expenditures are to be before IL
nally determining on a large reduction
of the revenues
when we make the reduction, we
ought to make 1t as large as can Dc
made with safety. In my judgment
the committee will take the matter III
soon after the holidays. whether we
will have hearings or not Will depend
upon the pleasure of the committee.
In the absence of action by the com
mittee, Mr.. Payne will not maine those
reports of reduction an particular
items. Already, however, several in
terests have applied for hearings
These include the representatives OF
the tea interests, who desire to nave
the 10 cent tax imposed by the war
revenue act taken off that product.
No formal application has been made
by the representatives of the beer ana
wine interests but both are expected
to make strong efforts for reductions
in their respective taxes. Suggestions
have also reached members of the COM
mittee that the war tax imposed on
banking capital be taken of. Another
proposition Is for the doing away with
the withdrawal stamp taxes on import
ed merchandise, particularly on tobacco
as those withdrawal stamps are said
to be very onerous to importers.
The large tobacco interests have not
yet made known what, If any further
reduction they would seek on tobacco,
but the independent producers of man
ufactured tobacco and snuff are under
stood to desire a reduction from the
present rate of six cents per pound.
Bills have been introduced proposing
a reduction as low as two cents per
pound. There is no suggestion thus
far that further changes will be made
on cigars and cigarets.
Owing to the large amount of sur
plus there is some sentiment among
members in favor of wiping out the
entire list of war revenue taxes at a
single stroke thus leaving the reven-
ue and custom laws upon the basis that
existed prior to the Spanish war
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
SANTA CLAUS WILL
MAKE A RETURN TRIP

The Christmas celebration Of Wor-
cester Corps No. 3 # the Salvation
Army will not be until Saturday, Dec.
2S, when there will be a coffee festival
on the following day there VIII be a
Christmas tree with presents for the
children of the Sunday school and an
entertainment
Beside the coffee festival on Saturday
night there will be a concert, in which
members Of the corps will take part
and it is expected that some outside
talent will also be present. The chill
dren's entertainment is in charge Of
the captain and the Sunday school su-
nerinfendenf
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
H0ODLUMS BRIGHTEN
A PARTY OF CHINAMEN

The lamp over the entrance to the
Chinese restaurant at 16 Mechanic
Street exploded yesterday afternoon
about o'clock and a crowd of boys
seized with a desire to put out the
flames stormed the entrance with
stones and pieces Of wood. The hab-
itues Of the restaurant, mostly China
men, took fright at the fusilade and
one of the number rushed to Station l
and entered a complaint with Sergt.
George H. Hill The sergeant detailed
an officer to visit the premises but the
officer arrived only in time to see the
crowd breaking up.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
TWO WORCESTER MEN
GO TO ANDERS0NVILLE

Reps. John G. Hagberg and Homer
j.. King of Worcester leave this morn
ing with the Legislative delegation for
Andersonville. Ga. The Massachusetts
delegation goes to dedicate a monu-
ment to the memory of the Union SOL
dfers who died in the famous stockade
during the Civil war. Rep. Hagberg is
house chairman of the committee on
military affairs and Rep. King was
appointed a member of the special
committee by Speaker James ]. Myers.
Maj Davis, sergeant -at-arms of the
State House, will make the dedication
speech
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
RUM0R is CURRENT
THAT HE WILL RESIGN

Vienna, Dec. ia rumor is current
here that Count COluchowski, Austro-
Hungarian minister of foreign affairs.
is about to resign owing to the refus
al of the Emperor Francis Joseph, to
sanction his arbitrary proposal to sat
isfy German complaints arising from
the anti-German demonstrations.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
BUSINESS PART OF
PARKERSBURG DESTROYED

Parkersbure. w Va, Dec. 15.-The fire
which started last night at Salem 20
miles niles east Of here, on tne Baltimore and and
Ohio Railroad, destroyed practically the
entire business part Ok tnat place. FIFTY
six business houses, stores ana otIler Iti
mated al more than 100000, with little
insurance. The fire originated in a news
naper office. but the cause is unknown.
At all times and m all climates
George z. Hewett Ccmpany's Private
stock Highland Whiskey. Georse r
HeC,ett Company, 4f-45 Waldo Street
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
CAPT. BUXTON Is
STILL A CANDIDATE

Capt Frank w Buxton of Hose TO-
Greendale. has not withdrawn from
the contest for position of fourth engi-
neer Of the fire department. Another
morning paper, not The Spy. said yes
terday morning that Capt. Buxton was
out Of the race. but he gave no one
authority to make such a statement,
and says he is in the race to win, if
possible.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

RARNARD. SUMNER & PUTNAM
20 Special Christmas offerings.
BOSTON STORE. Presents for ahe
holidays.
PUTNAM < 5PRAGUE co. Furni-
ture.
PrNKHAM & WILLIS co. Holiday
attractions.
Johnson. CARPENTER & co.
Hosiery. skirts. suits, etc
c T. sHERER & co. Bargains for
the holidays.
cross STRAUSS & co. Special
bargains for this week.
MODERN MERCHANDISE %. he-
roarkable values in clothing
wARE-PRATT co. Suits and Over
coats
y f. EAMEs co. Holiday attrae-
tiOns.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
LEADER IN LABOR
ORGANIZATIONS DEAD

New York, Dec. 15.-Joseph Swinton,
for years a leader in labor organiza-
tions and a writer on such topics, died
today at his home in Brooklyn. aged
70. Mr.. Swinton was native Of War
saw, H.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

Wednesday. Dec. Is, 2.S0 p m.IWe
shall offer 300 boxes, Fancy FIoIluas, s
Navels. Jaffas, and Parsoh ~ ,Io,o,,,.a ~ ,.e,
Tbis viii be your opportunity to secure
-. christmas fruit Burbank Pro-
Suce Co.-Headquarters California
oranges and Lemons.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord of Provi-
dence occupied the pulpit at the
Church of the Unity. yesterday. in ex-
change with Rev. Frank L. Phalen.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
BULGARIAN SOLDIER
CAUGHT AND DECAPITATED

Constantinople. Dec. 15.-Three Bull
garian soldiers crossed the Turkish
frontier at Chiltepe in the fog. They
were fired upon by the Turkish guards
One Of ;ne Bulsarians was captured
and decaDitated. The others escaped
Bulgaria mas demanded the restoration
Of the Esdy Of the man who was kill
ed and mas reserved the right 10 de-
mand full satisfaction for the incident.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
C. E. Simpson & Co. 81 Pleasant st

Wednesday, Dec. IS, 2.90 p m. We
shall offer 1900 boxes, Fancy F1oridas,
Navels, Jaffas and Parson Browns.
This will be your opportunity to Sc
cure your Christmas fruit. Burbank
Produce Co, Headquarters California
Oranges and Lemons.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

Orders for Xmas Cakes Of all de-
scriptions taken at II. ]. Hass Bakery.
ornamented or plain. /. Z. L. Bread a
specialsy.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

The family trade is what we are afte-
and we deserve it. Your table and your
medicine chest both need US. 41-45
Waldo Street. George T. Hewett Co
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

H. c. g VS.. Dartmouth. Basket
BAH at College, Tuesday night. Ad-
mission Csc.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

II. c. G. VS.. Dartmouth. Basket
Bail at College, Tuesday night. Ad-
mission 25c.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
Continued on Page 81

Preserved Ginger. only at RebboH's,
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

Modern Merchandise Co. for clothing,
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16

Modern Merchandise Co. for clothing.
The Worcester spy., 1901-12-16
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Oranues at Auction

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