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The evening world., 1902-04-26

ThLs was another tNo-horSe race. The
MtHketscr ami Cerv-ra raced away IN
'front.' of the bunch. ui'.-i.d up a gap Ot
several lengths AMI fouga; II out aead
dfld heai tn the wire /; was a tuel
between thes. two rat was very inter
,-stlaE Dium uutrpde little Jack Mar
tin and landed ,'~rvsra winner hy
neck IT,. Musk-t'CT was three lengths
IA front og Flying Buttrvss.
T1URD RACE
~ t-u-Yea- ,ias' ''!lius tour ,si = half frF-
Iouss ~
The evening world., 1902-04-26
BOY KILLED BY TRUCK.
HNXlAp

Bernie Rosenzwerg three years old. OF No. 27 Pitt street.
while playing in front Of No. SO Reade street this afternoon
and instantly killed by truck owned by Taught
& Williams, OF No. 366 Greenwich street.
The evening world., 1902-04-26
ROBBED MANY COMPANIES
THROUGH FAKE" ACCIDENTS,
Remarkable Plot to Swindle Accident nsur.
ance Concerns, in Which Doctors Figure.

Back of the arrest OF George ].
Poll uf No 2Jj Eas, Seyeaty-secoad
street. agents OF several big accident
Insurance companies say is the un-
covering of n wholesale plot to de-
fraud them by the wrongful collec-
tion OF benefits.
II Is claimed that gang of eIgh-
teen persons has been regularly
working the companies in this city
and that $4,000 in benefits have al
ready been secured.
Poll was known smorG MS ncIsh5ors
~ lu importer Of tea and person nf
eminent rospcCtlbiiity. " hen arrested
By Detective sergeant cum on a bench
warrant charging him with the larceny
OF s.Jl through the wrongful. acceptance
OF insurance. he protested vigorously.
lie pleaded mot guilty" whcn arraisncd
before Judge ScwhuTger. The com
pl,Innnls against Poll before the Grand
Jury serc r +. Alden. Of the General
Accident Insurance Company. OF No. Is
williams street: William Breen. ot the
Fidelity company. Of No. ~ Cedar
street. and Bnyari +. Holmes. OF the
Thi,l Detective Agency.
Holmes Long mt work.
Holmes had been working for weeks
on the hcal end of the plot. lie says
that the gangs method of work has
been T. secure accident Insurance In one
OF the regular companies, and then to
have a fake accident bcfall them on
The evening world., 1902-04-26
M'AULlFFE INQUIRY ORC?

:'st. Lane o. Inc West Side Court 500 rsceNed orders
TO-DAY 10 send the policemen Of fNe au1d who on
duty the morning tha, NcA "as liqned t. S7aciaI
Seq "1-y r'1'r-.'f' .-.ot,.. -. ~ .@''
The evening world., 1902-04-26
Continued from F,urth

Continued from F,urtl
Seventh Inning-rwn was hit. Ahearn safe Smiths
error Ksor famed Keeler forced hle ,rn out. Irwin
scored en- Keeers steal. OoIan flied out. One run.
Dunn and Bowcrman out. Sparks flied out No runs
Eighth Inning-McCreery made hit but was out stealing
Dahen and Flood famed. No runs.
Van singled Brodic out at first Van scored and Lau
der was safe on MoCreerys error DoYI" famed Smiths
single scored Lauder. Jackson out at first Two runs
The evening world., 1902-04-26
FiFTH RACE
sir tIrloa-

sa7 hid Won drFlnF Ttne-l 10 70.
Cheat En- Jumped away in front and
made the running M to the last few
Jumps. whcre Past got up and beat him
neck.on the post Cheat En- was n
Length and half n front % Dolce far
Sentr
The evening world., 1902-04-26

sh' f'h Nna ilFhs I"e-i - 10
The Puritan made all the running and
won hy "A head. The gale OF wind car
rel IN" bunch down the backStretch at
a very fast pace. but when they turned
into the stretch they slowed down. The
Puritan hn1 M,istc. singer had tn. race
between them They ran close together
to the end. the Puritan winning In A
drive ny head NcisteT-inger Was
three lengths IN front Of Marothen-
sECoSD RACE.
Pr thrs,-jrsf-olIs sai % haaiesp; eve aaa
a A,If f.-lou.a
The evening world., 1902-04-26
usp.-lu to IN, E,,nlas worl.,

AQrEprCT. y Y. April ss-The
Queens County Jockey club hl~ hccn
lucky IN IN. matter Of weather II, y
have had eleven straight dnys Of nn-
weather and to-day was no exception
to the rnie The morning Was damp
AMI gloomy. but the sun came out bright
ami warm before the crowd started for
tn. track.
The card Na' one Of tn. best ~ the
meeting the feature being the Queens
county Handicap ~ mile and seventy
yards which aad a high class ~ eniries.
Tho Attendance MS one o; the largcs,
Of ih" meeting. and betting was heavy
enough u keep al. the bookie, busy
Just before the nrst race gale OF
wind swept across the track. bringing
pll the dust f!om IA. dry roads for miles
around. The air was flled with yellow
particles, ~ IL WAS impoussibl~ TO Sc.
mp'" than . quarter of mii. Not
"no.gh rain f-li last night 20 make the
track other than fast
FiRsT RACK
rar three s,'ir Oils inI up. ,sIins. s.ssa fur.
aars.
The evening world., 1902-04-26

While the horses were at the post In
the rae" Dom Paul unseats1i Cochran,
The hov pluckily held on to the bride
and was dragged some yards. but he
stopp"d the Colt and the crowd np-
p'auiei approval. II seemed TO b.. Dom
Paal's unfortunate day. for when the
barrier raised he was last away except
Himself. who was lat AZ the post Col,
Padden and Margrayiate. the rprirrers.
cut out clipping pace. followed by Cal
gary ana Fonsoluca. ON the back
stretch Dom Paul moved up into third
place. Margrav.ate and Col Padden
were s'ill heads apart on the turn, with
Dom Paul only three lengths back. TIE
ground IN" favorite had 90 make up
took all tn. steam out OF him lni hN
was never able TO catch the l"a i.fs vno
fouEht II out % the end Naryrlyiate
won by nose. col Padden vas two
ieasths Ia front Of Dom Paul.
FIFTH RACE
The evening world., 1902-04-26
DOM PAUL, FAVORITE,
THREW JOCKEY, BEATEN.
Unsuccessful but Game Struggle in Fourth
Race at Aqueduct Track.

Ro-.sai. ici. w,n,l. 10 10 10, Io
STAR far Won ridden ont Tme-O51l.S
Remand went Ia the front n faglail.
made all the running AMI won easily
by thrce lengths. Flumboyant chased
h"nnhrd the entire route AMI lasted
long enough 20 beat Scottish Blue n
neck for tn. place. RDst1nd was away
badly, bat closed "A lot Of ground Tho
taNnritc. Blue Dc,ft. was never prom.
incnt.
FOURTH RltCE
ne qa''a' r"uaty Hanilsap for tsr-e-,.sr.
The evening world., 1902-04-26

The qa'.as roaaiy Handicap. for th--e-y-ar.
ODDS ahi u3sari. mile and seysntY yaris
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27

cTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- stevens. s.. In Probate Court spec
ial TERM November %, 1867.
In the matter of the estate OF baNIu
KOhntOp deceased: ..:.~
Whereas, An instrument IN WrlllnS'Pu'I-
Dortinu to be the Last VIII and leStanleilI
of David hOhntOp deceased, late OF SaId
county, has been delivered to thus court !;
And Whereas, Edward hoehntop, son
of said deceased has filed there"ltI ms
netitiOn, representing, among o!htI
things, that said David hOhntop dled IN
said county on the 18th d V OF NoVeinner
1902 teState and praying that the Sa'd IN,
str11nnert NAV be admitted 10 proOate's no
that letters Of administration DE lS9"eu
thereon to LuiSe kOehntOp, c:,;
1t Is ordered, lAat the proofs or salu -
strunpnt, and the said petition, be heard
before his court. at the Probate O1hcT III
the Court House in said county, Oh ;5"H-
Law the III cay of january A u. 1SJ1, d.
10 o'clock, in the forenoon, when an 'Sl.-
sons interested may appe n tor or contest
the probate OF said Instrument; ...oe
An it is further ordered, mat nG' lOC Va
he time and place of said hearln ne
n to all OerSOns interested by puDIL9hlhs
his order once in each week f,H tlt &c
uccessIve weeks prior to SAID DAY VI
earring, in the Morris Tribune a. NttklS
newspaper vrinted and published at the
VILLAGE of Norris in said county.
Dated at Morris. Mimi, this Zfth Gay ol
November y. d. 1872.
By the Court,
,ProbateI 1T. BEVANS,
-; sal Judge of Probate.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
PLANNING a SURPRISE.
Postal Company Employees to Receive
Substantial Gifts.

New York, Dec. 26.-Clarence H.
Macllay, president Of the Postal Tel
egraph Cable company, is planning a
New Years surprise for the older en-
ployes of that concern.
1t has been reported that John w.
Mackay had left in his will a provi-
sion that the older employees of the
Postal company were to receive a gift
on Jan. 1, 1903, proportioned to their
term of service in that company of ten
years or longer Though this report
regarding the terms Of the will could
not be verified and it was limited in
other sources of authority that
the gift was the idea of CIaT-
ence H. Mackay alone, it was
learned positively from Clarence
MaclEay that he and committee com
posed Of old friends and employees Of
his father were contemplating a New
Years present for the employees of the
Postal company that was OF some i'm
pCrtanCe.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
DETAILS OF MASSACRE.
One Band Of Alaska Indians Extermin-
ated by Another.

Victoria, B. c., Dec. 26.-The
steamer Amur, which arrived from
Skagway during the day, brought news
OF the massacre by Pelly river Indians
of Little Salmon Indians and the MUIR
der of storekeeper, whose store was
looted and burned. Dispatches from
Dawson state that the Little Salmon
Indians were on their way out to sell
furs when attacked by the Pelly In
dians. The Little Salmons were en-
camped and they awaited the appear
ance of the Pellys without expecting
danger. When the latter were within
short distance of the unsuspecting
Little Salmon Indians, they yelled and
simultaneously fired their guns. A
n2Imber of the Little Salmons were
slaughtered on the spot. Others were
followed and killed while they were
fleeing for safety. A small number
OF the party escaped. Survivors re-
turned to the home village and the
women and children were hurried to
the police post at Tantalus for safety.
Little definite news was received re-
garding the attack on the store, which
occurred on Dec. 1, and vague reports
received by the police state that the
storekeeper was shot and killed by
his assistant, who was wounded, and
fed to the woods, but, being unpre-
pared for the cold, he probably died.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27

SWEPT BY A BLIZZARD.
Entire State of Wisconsin in the Grip
of Icy Winter.

Milwaukee, Dec. 26.-The entire
state Of Wisconsin is in the grip Of
icy winter and many of the cities have
been. swept by a blizzard. Snow COW
ers the ground and the temperature
has been falling steadily for twenty
four hours. La Crosse reports that q
blizzard is raging there and that rail
road traffic is considerably delayed.
The same conditions prevail in practi-
cally all the river towns. Cumberland
reports a heavy drifting snow storm
in Northern Wisconsin, which is block
aiding the reads, and a blizzard is
raging at Appleton and other eastern
parts of the state. Practically the
same conditions are reported from
central and southern portions.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
Better Than a Plaster.

A piece of flannel 6ampened witt
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
to the affected parts, is better thon a
plaster for lame back and for pains
in the side or chest. Pain Balm has
no superior as a liniment for the re-
lief If deep seated, muscrIat a"1
rheumatic pains. For sale by } l.
Kruger,
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
ACCUSED OF PERJURY.
Frank J. Duffy Indicted and Arrested
at Grand Forks, N. D.

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 60
Frank J Duffy has been arrested on
a charge of perjury. An indictment
against him was found by the grand
jury at it's late sessions. The offense
is alleged to have been committed in
the giving of testimony in a civil suit
between Duffy and Jacob Demster,
which has been before the courts sew
eral years. Mr.. Duffy was at one
time owner of the East Grand Forks
Courier and controlled large amount
of property. He gave bail for his
aNDearaOCe.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
rlortgage Foreclosure Sale.

NXHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS OC..
w Cured in the payment of the 81 sum {. :
one hundred two and SLIGO t>lO2 6i) DOL
lars as interest due and payable at the
date hereof upon certain mortgage duly
executed and delivered by tatherlne
tracy, widow, mOrtgagOr' to Anna Den
mis-; mortgage, bearing date me MN HIN gay
of the register of deeds in and tor the
Countyo of Stevens and state OF NInneSOta,
on the 22nd day Of Nay 1860, at II NO y Cl9 BE-
a. NJ. in Book of Mortgages on page 3!3
to secure the payment of the sum OF elSht
hundred (SSOO0O dollars, five years atter
date thereof. with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annun, payaOlff
annually. AID whereas. by reason OF
said default and pursuant to the terms
and conditions of said mortgage the Sald
Anna + Dennis. said mOrtgagee, has
elected to and does hereby declare the
whole sum secured by said MORTGAGE 70
uether with the interest thereon, due ana
Dayable at once: and there is Claimed 10
be due and is actually due upon SAID
.mOrtragA and indebtedness thereby 9e-
cured at the date of this notes the Suml OF
nine hundred two and 81 -lCi 99oz'nll u" ta7
and no action or proceedings has been
had or instituted at law OF IN equity or
otherwise, to recover the said DEBT secured
bv the said mortgage or any part or por-
ton thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of the power ct sale con
tanned in said mortgage, ana Pur9uIiIt 20
the statute in sl1Cn case made ana pro-
Vi led the said mortgage will De iOre,
closed by a sale of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage NJ:
Tie Vest Half of the Northeast QdArter
W. NEA OF .~ectlon Thirty-f",!r 81, !3t}
Township One Hundred >en' y-:out il24l
Range Forty, WU (i2I. containing ti&hty
go, acres more or less. according - me
government survey. i'll SrtErnS Coun
and state of Minnesota. Win the mere a,
taments and aDpurtenCeS; which ale VIII
be made by tlie Sheriff OF sa t as 2'eTt i1[5
GnI1sa in the viii aye of Norris i'll SAID
countv and state, on the i7tn day OF Janu-
airy 1903. at ten O'Clock a. III. or that gay
at p;.blic vendue, TO the highest pliHeI
for cash to pay said debt OF nine hHndred
tw,. ana 61-lJO $780, D Dollars, and ute
est and taxes, if any, on said preIit"eS'
and tiftv dollars attorneys fees. "a etlpul:
ated in and pN said moftgaEe IN TnSe al q!
lowed bv law; subject TO redemption al
any time WITHIN one year from the day
of sale, as provided by law ,ooo
Dated November 26th, !. d: lO2
ANNA J. DENNIS,
NOltgagee.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
WILL SUE FOR DIVORCE.
Crown Princess of Saxony to Bring
Proceedings at Once.

Vienna, Dec. 26.-The crown prin-
cess of Saxony, through M. Lachenell,
a former president of Switzerland, has
informed the Neues Weiner Tageblatt
that she intends to take immediate
steps to procure a divorce. She will
not return to Salzburg for fear of be-
ing placed in an asylum. In two let
tiers to her intimate friend, Princess
Therese Of Bavaria, the crown princess
complains bitterly OF her treatment at
the SaXony court, where she always
was subjected to the strict9st disci-
pline. She says the official statements
in her case are incorrect.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
misunderstood SIGNALS.
Trolley Car and Train Collide at
Louisville.

Louisville, Dec. 26.-Six persons
we're injured, several Of them severely,
in a collision during the day between
the trailer of an electric train OF the
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge and
Railway company and Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis
train on the Water street trestle.
The trailer O. the electric train was
thrown frc-n the tTestle to the ground,
eighteen feet below. The accident
was Cuc to misunderstanding q
sigEaIS.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27

Snow and Dirt Slides Play Havoc in
WASHINGTON State.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. ga storm
has been raging for the past thirty
six hours. There are now nine snow
slides on the Coast divisions of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads and five dirt slides on the
coast lines from the rains in this
vicinity. No trains arrived here dur
ing the day.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
THEIR FEELINGS OUTRAGED.
Relatives of Dead Man AIIeee His
Body Is on Exhibition.

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 26.-The Rex
Embalming company, W. F. Pettis &
Co. and W. G. Harbach, undertakers
and embalmers, have been made de-
PENDANTS in a suit for $4,000 damages
brought by Eleanor and Homer Lang
ford, who allege that the defendants
wfully removed the body of John
i, relative, from the grave in
1896, embalmed it and have since been
exhibiting it in Des Moines and over
the state as a petrified man. The
plaintiffs base their claim on outraged
feelings and the fact that they are
sole heirs of John Allen.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
CAPTAIN HANSEN DEAD.
Commanded a Transport During the
Spanish War.

Chicago, Dec. 2G.-Captain Alex
ander Hansen, during the Spanish
American war commander of the trans
port Seguranca, running between
Tampa and Santiago, is dead here Of
Brights disease. Captain Hansen
came to Chicago from his home in
Morristown, n. j., three months ago,
and was a guest of his brother. He
was ffty-seven years old. The re-
mains will be taken to MorristoWn for
interment
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
Trainmsn Killed or Injured.

bloomington, H., Dec. 26.-In a
headend collision between two freight
trains of the Chicago, Peoria and St.
Louis at Petersburg, Fireman j. A.
Wright Of Springfield was killed, both
legs being cut off. Both engineers
we're badly hurt and other members Of
the crews painfully bruised
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
RAN AWAY FROM SCHOOL.

EoyS
Woodstock, III.
Woodstock, ILL.,. Dec. 26.-Hilding
Holm and Frank Smith, eight and ten
years old, were found frozen to death
in a coInfeld near here during the
day, and their companion, Arthur
Carlson, was found severely frozen,
but alive. The boys ran away from
the Chicago industrial home on Mon
day, having told their companions
that they were going to spend Christ
mas at their former home in Rockford
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
Lost.

A Colt, a two year old, black MARI
Lost Friday evening November IA.
CARL TOMAL!A.
tt. Town Of Synnes.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
Twelve Thousand Affected.

Pittsburg, Dec. 26.-Employes Of the
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsnurg rail
road have been granted a per cent
increase in wages effective Dec. /. Tbs
company employs about 10000 mei}
almost all OF whom will benefit by the
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL OFFICER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

HON. S. A. FLAHERTY. Dist. Judge
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
Order for fearing Proof of VIII.

SMITH d BEISE, Attorneys.
Morris tribune., 1902-12-27
DO you SEEK RELIEF

From the burden Of Business Correspondents? Th
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-16
Western Maryland r. n,
Taking effect Sunday. Sept. 2sth, 1902.
HAGERsTowN AMP RAIyfs,o5,e

Taxing effect Sunday. Sept 2sth, 1902.
HAGERsTowS AND BALTIMORE.
Leave liaxerstown at 7.o3 4. nl., 2.lo D. m.
Arrive ut Iiagcrstawn at so a. M. ~ O5
and $50 p N. ~
Fast Mall, the only SUNDAY train.
Connections at Highfied for Geftval,ur,
anover, Spring Grove, York. Eastern En-
tension and points on Baltimore and HARRIS
burg Division.
IAsERsrowN AND CHERRY run.
Leave Hagerstown at S 0s q. M, IL. 10 D. m.
and SOS b. m. = ~
Arrive At Hagerstown at COS a. m. 10 is a.
M and 9 40 p. m.
HAGERsTowS AND cuAmBRRsRuRG.
Lrase Hagers.own at q 80 a. M, II O5 a. m.
and 90 p. m. -
Arri,eat Hagerstown at 500 a. m s.osp.
M. and 10 p. M
HAeEasTowS AND sHTpPENsBuRe.
Leave Hagerstown at li.05 a. m. aud 2. 90 u.
N. '.SV y
Arrive at iagerstown at OF a. m. and $40
p IN,
VIA CUTOFF.
HAaERsTowa AND cHAMBERsDuRo.
Leave Hagerstown at $40 D. M Arrive at
Jay m, making connection with b. a O. v.
r. r. at Qainsonia To aud om Baltimore
these trains VIII run daily except sunday.
:. The fast Mail from Baltimore arriving at
Hagers,own at 7.30 a. M aud leaving f.,r
baltfidore At ~ p. IN b Ing daily
FOR Frederick leave Hagerstuwn at OF a.
BrnccyiIle
B. n. GRIswoiD. d. P. A..
n. ). LASDSTREEp, ". p.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-16

Mixed Trains Southhound pass Charles Town
al S.2S and 100 a. m. Arrive at Strashur..
FUNSTON at COZ and 10.3S a. m.
Mixed trains northbound pass Charles Town
at 40I p. m. and f.s2 q. N. Arrive ut Harner,s
Ferry at 4. IS p. m. aud 3 is q. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Train connects at Harper Ferry with Fas.
ImitedExpress train leaving alta IL q. m "a
1914 pm, arriving at Chicago o. 40 a. \, ' a,a
1900 noon, and with train leaving ~ < ~
D. N. arriving at Cincinnati at 8. 20 =. ~ :,
Louis 5.45 P. M; and connects al Weave,tns
at 1l.40a. M, arrive at ilsscrstown a. d an
p. M. Washington TuuctitA with train arr;,'
Ing at Frederick at 1855 y m.
Train IA connects wit Fast Vestibnle train
at Harper's Ferry at T:5S p III. for CLicapo NJ
1926 p. m. for Pittsburg and 1Is49 a. M. lar
Cincinnati and ST. Louis Arrive M pms
burg at $50 a. M, Chicago at g.45 i. m. CIn.
cinnatti at 2. M. aud ST. Louis $50 a. M
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run
through to Cincinnati, st. Louis. and Chicayo
on all express trains
Fer rates TICKETS. baggage checked apply
to any Office OF the B. 4 o. Rallroad. ff'
W. A. SPEN6LER.
Ticket Agent, harles Town. W, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-16

II 49,.
W. append the cei c1aaans l.io-
Ssal''2s of the recent term Of the lefter-
Ssfsliit copat.
Ann AIsrshAlis. .x'fs IS. John Il
Ha: and otlefs IL Epale appointed
SPECIAL eomm;z,,an4r 81 rive deed for
psopefly sala.
ltiln 81 Miller Il d Miller. &c
~ Il ts.ss,s3.'1s - ,,,,,a,.
J. f I3agle arnuin' a !, q; Al commits
sinner - = n
JsIIsEsn,. BufI3,.s sud I,a.n 4 soc =
spsl III s Il II sIaofe and Others !;
rtfsfsesl ID Sneeial t.o,..,s,i suner J. f.
Ea9le
Issns. b. .s.ason AM, oshsrs W. Mary
4. Guy AID sfl.ets = I. fred to Ccmmis
sloner j. IL Eag4e
RIr~i Mi, Bnk Of u flrson &c: va
Gea IL us.,,. ,r.s,., !, ~ ~. ,sfsrred
IL Camn.i.sisngr t,i,.ns a;ne.4
John kuhn apa others ". Belyidere
Brewing a.. aud ,si,e,s NJ Mason
aprpinft.tl rpseIai receiy4r
David F-,sx adm al 81 Rebecca
Fry. lie reaaxt confirmed
Annie e Wager.s adm IS. Jas. E.
WYATT Il IL snsc;ai IAN aiss;oner or
defed to nav certain b;lls
N. A. Batehelaer Re -. Elizabeth
Rove Sc. certain hills ar,l red psid.
Wesley p. N;eewarneg ma Arthur W
Nicewarrsr :. Tbaodo,a r Nicewarufr
and others danur,ers,,.,sined
A. q. B,ksr va 81 n. lIardesty'-
adm,f. refsrrad 4, f,,n,,., ix.ianer r. G
Green.
@ r. Hardestv a,}n,r And others 81
A q Baker AMI ofbefs rsl.rred 10 Com
missioner Cleon Neo-e
Safety Building and Loan Association
and ofhers !. Ea,saa IA L. and others
referred rs Co,nuissioner Cleap Moore
Cornelia Haytyove and ,tl,ers va Stor
81 Callsge ,.em,,rrar ~ aimed
Merchants and Fs,ne,s' Rank rs.
Philip Henry cey,etn hilis ordered
paid
YIN. : Nieadsrns ID Gosfz !.
demurrer oyerfuled ara case continued
]. ID. Billmver a. HAmburg Bremen
Fire Ins ca demurrer aver.ulea
j ID Billmyer Ne = Fire ms. Go
OF North America ds,nrrer overrnled
Edward Tearney IS ". A. Morgan ::
csse dismissed.
A ~. Brown. sdm,r Va Mrs a. NJ
McNulsy case ratiral rom docket.
jefferson Milling "a Vs. q. ". Brown
melton for new trial overruled defend
ant 10 recover costa
Sale ii Preshytefian Manse in Shep
herjstown WAS confirmed
Mary T. Wysong vxeJ Garland Hufs,
a, d Others; plainsiff d recover from de-
ieadant~ $3.50 q Mia, interest
First Mar Bsnk Of Jefferson vs.. Eu
gre Baker aud Others. rlain,iff 70 re
eever fsoss defendants 81 262 IS with
it.trezt
First Nat Bank y ]. Garland Hurs,
aud others: plainsiii To recover from, de
IenSants S808 IS viii interest.
Mansfield White ~ ] Garland Hurst
aud ofliere: piaiulifg To recover from de
fef6ants 81 04S So eiib interest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-16
EASTBOUND.

Bowmans, Beverly Mills (not shown on lime
Ta9le) are flag stops Tor Trains 20i and s.
All trains arrive at aud depart from Penn
syivapia Railroad Passenger Station Wash
ingson. d. c., where connection is made for
and from baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
For Map Folders, Through Ticket Rates,
etc. apply TO nearest agent or write to
G. H. ACkERT. q. NJ
5. II. HARDWICK, Gen. Pass Agent
L. 8 BROWN, General Agent.
Washington ID O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-16
New JeweIry Repair Store

The undersigned has moved into the room
Of Mr.. D. 5. Hughes. lately occupied by Nj.
Z, 3. Osbouru. two doors east Of the post
Office, where he will conduct the business Of
REPAIRING WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY.
An experience OF IS years 10 the business
enables me to guarantee satisfaction to all
Give me call FRANCIS gf4DNER
April T. 1859.