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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
Circuit Court.


The following business has been
transacted since our last report:
Marshall Burns, Luther R. Huyett
and G. W. Conrad were appointed
trustees of Beulah church vice John
Burns, Isaac Renner and A. McCar-
roll, Jr., all deceased.
Ollie G. Cookus vs.. Alexander Hen
son ; motion to dismiss proceeding:
overruled. Trial by jury, which failed
to agree and was discharged.
Naturalization papers were issued
to VIM. NJ. Stanley.
Jury was dismissed from Thursday
to Tuesday.
Order was issued restraining the
County Court from considering the
prohibition proceedings against the
Winchester Telephone Company.
Court was adjourned from Friday
to Monday.
Geo. W. Green vs.. Chas. E. Roach
motion for new trial overruled.
Joseph Enters admir-. vs. Ellen
Little and others; report confirmed
and payment of bills ordered.
VIM. Phillips Sons VS. Geo. Wash
ington and others; report confirmed
and F. W. Brown and H. H. McCor-
mick appointed to sell real estate OF
defendant if debts are not paid within
80 days of rising Of court.
Anna P. Marshall's admir- rs. John
J. Hall and others report confirmed
and division of funds ordered.
P. C. Kennedy ct al VS.. John ].
Donaldson and others; Cleon Moore
and H. H. Mccormick appointed spec
ial commissioners to make out deed OF
property, corner of Liberty and Law
renee streets, Charles Town, and de-
liver same to the heirs of the late Mrs.
NJ. P. Kennedy.
On Tuesday morning the case OF the
administrator of the late Il. ID. Ken
nedy against the B. & O. R. R. was be-
gun, and is in progress as we go to
press. The suit is for $4,000 for
alleged negligence of said railroad
company resulting in the death Of
Rev. H. H Kennedy, with another
suit pending for like amount in
the case of Mrs. Kennedy, on the
10th day Of May, 1901, at the Warm
Spring crossing west of Shenandoah
Junction. About 40 witnesses on
each side are to be examined. Hon
Marshall Mccormick and Messrs. H
H. Mccormick and Geo. NJ. Beltz'
hoover, Jr., represent the plaintiff
and Col. Forrest ". Brown and Hon
D. G. Westenhaver the defendants
Mr.. Mccormick, Sr., made the open
ing speech for the plaintiff and Col
Brown opened for the defense. Quite
an elaborate and handsome model Of
the road was introduced in the evil
dence as well az photographs Of the
scene of the accident.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
County Court.

County Court.
At special session Of the County
Court, held yesterday, permission was
granted the Old Dominion Telephone
Company to erect telephone poles and
operate telephone line along the
county roads leading from Leesburg
to Harpers Ferry.
F. P. Lynch made report and set
Element of his account as Superln-
tendent Of the Shepherdstown and
Halltown Turnpike, and was relieved
Of all further responsibility as such
superintendent.
License to retail spirituous liquors
in Shepherdstown was granted to
Hamilton & Lane.
VIM. Childs qualified as Road Sur
veyor of Precinct No. of Middleway
District.
In the matter of the petition of
Geo. F. Walker and others for open
ing a public road on east side Of Shen-
andoah river from a point on road
leading to Hostler's Ferry to a point
beyond chapel on lands Of Maltby
heirs, viewers John T. Colston, B. F.
Rooney and John L. Burns reported
favorably, and road was ordered
opened.
Hon. c. NJ. .Wetzel made report
to the Court in regard to the Smith
field, Charles Town and Harper
Ferry Turnpike Company, which was
received and filed. Notice was re-
ceived from John NJ. Howell, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, that the collec-
ton of tolls on said road has been dis
continued, whereupon the Court or
dered the Commissioner Of Turnpikes
to take charge of said pike.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

Six prisoners, including two alleg-
ed murderera, dug their way out ofthe
Marshall county jail at MOundsville,
yesterday, while the grand jury was
in session. Tuesday while the jury
was considering the case of Robert
Richie, who killed James MCGOWAN
with a monkey wrench, a party Of
Ritchies friends from Benwood was
seen around the Jail BlocdhOunds
borrowed from the State prison are
securing the county, and if they fail
TO do good it is said the pack will be
sold, as bloodbounds so far have not
beena success at Moundsville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
To Fishermen.

To Fishermen.
The attention of anglers is invited
to changes made in the fish laws at
the last session of the Maryland Legis-
l,ture. 1t may be observed that MUIR
derous gangs of hooks may no longer
be used. Chapter 358, article 80, Sec
ton rs A (being one of the additions
to section 78), says: mo person shall
catch or in any manner take or kill in
any waters of this State, above where
the tide Gibbs and flows, any black
bass, pickerel or pike perch otherwise
known as wall-eyed pike, and C4llfor-
MIA salmon, between the first day of
April and the 18th day of June, both
inclusive in each and every year, in
any manner whatsoever, nor at any
time save only with rod, line and sin
ole hook baited with natural bait, or
tied with the artificial fly, or with
spoon or spinner, each equipped with
single hook, or of any size less than
eight inches, measuring in the case Of
each fish from the tip Of the nose to
the end Of the caudal fin or tail, under
a penalty of S. for each fish SO unlaw-
fully caught, taken or killed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

Rev. DR.. H. W. Mcknight has re-
signed the presidency of Pennsylvania
College. In 1884 DR.. Mcknight was
called to Trinity church, Hagerstown,
where he remained only three months,
leaving to accept the presidency of
Pennsylvania College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
NOTICE

All members Of Henry Kyd Douglas
Camp, U. S. c. v, No. 1919, whether
uniformed or not, are requested to meet
at headquarters, on Saturday, May 9Th,
promptly at / o'clock p. m, to take part
in the decoration exercises.
r. r. BANKS, Commandant.
J. O. REINHART, Adjutant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

The Postmaster General has cancel
ed 3,O46 promotions Of postofice clerks
out of 7,412 authorized to take effect
July l. Those Cancelled were in excess
OF the number prescribed by law for
the grades to which the clerks were to
be advanced.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
Hoods gGrsdpdFiita
The best 0. all medicines for al humors.

The Ferris wheel, the massive struc-
ture which was one of the main attrac-
tons to visitor. on the Midway during
the Worlds Fair, in 1898, has been
sold at public auction. A junk dealer
bid in the big wheel and tn. sum paid
for the engines, buildings, boilers, etc.
was 81, 500. The wheel cost originally
$362,OOO. Outstanding against it are
bonds amounting to 100000 and a
floating debt of 100000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
Shoes & Slippers.
". P. LiCklider.
FOR SALE.

Peerless Traction Engine. l0-horse
power.
l New Peerless Self-Feeder Separa-
tor. 33x50.
! Empire Separator, 28x48.
Eli Hay Press, capacity 2j tons per
day.
/ Janney Corn Husker.
! Saw Mill with 52-in. saw.
l Small Drilling Machine, capacity
100 feet.
] Victor Clover HuIler.
All this machinery is in good condi-
ton.
Also for rent or sale place 10 run a
Saw Mill.
LAURA ". SUTTON, Adm'x.
Vanclevesville, Berk. Co., w. Va.
May Z, l903--tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

Engineer Thomas D. Hall, on the
C. & o. Railway, saw boy in front
of his engine at Charlottesville on
Tuesday. He stopped his train so
suddenly that it wa. thrown from the
track and the brave fellow lost he
own life. Several other trainmen
were injured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
CcrOfulQ
eY are entirely Tree from Il.

Few iFt tIIIItlJ IIVC IIVII 10
1t may develop 50 slowly as TO cause
little il any disturbance during the whole
period OF childhood
1t may then produce irregG'arity Of The
stomach ana bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh.
and marked tendency 20 consumption
before mani.esiing itself III much CutaneOus
eruption or glaudular swelling.
1t is best TO Dc sIre that you are quite
free from IL, and for It's complete eradica-
tipu Won cpp rSIv an
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

John Wanamaker is to erect a new
building for his New York store that
will be fourteen stories high and COW
err an entire block. 1t will cost
3100 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter OF
the President, has bought big auto
mobile. 1t cost $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

Indian Bills show is due to exhibit
in Hagerstown in July.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
The Underwear Counter

offers you some special bargains in Lace
trimmed Vests and Pants. The Vests are in
three styles-Long Sleeve, Short Sleeve and
Sleeveless The Pants are fine Ribbed Isle,
with wide Lace Trimming. Knit underwear
prices begin at 5 cents and run upward to
SI.OO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04
Special offerings for June!

Ready-to-wear Lawn, Duck, Linen and Pique Skirts at
500, SIPS and $3.50.
White and Coored Shirt Waists from so cents upward
New assortments of Wrappers
Lace Curtains Window Shades Paasos and full stock OF
NcCas Bazaar Patterns 10 cents and IS cents Fashion
Sheets Free.
All Trimmed Hats i'll the Millinery Department Reduced
ONE-HALF. There are only few so come early II you
would profit by this reduction
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-06-04

ASTORIA.
sos,s.ss ,Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
''', .; &MAzsM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Sie glational J0Orratinn Der glr>
6citsgrbcr.

G6tcugo, %. SttOber. - gine
Gonferen3, ceren 3ped Odrin 6eiteRt,
cine Nutionul SE0Deration Der DR.
beitsoe6er 8er6GnOe ms 2eben gu
ruFen, 6egann beute in Der n8imbaae
6aQe" uno piro 3lpei Sage Oauern.
@ertreter 10 5iemli4 aIer 4iiociatto@
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lis, 4rGiiOsnt Der rRational gtanu@
facturers Q(fociation"; s. %. 8dn=
cleape; So6n &irbp, jun, PrdiiOent
ber ,9apton (ObiO) employers @fo=
citation; 6. 5. 9ebrul bon Gtnctnz
natl, n0atiOnaI Mstal 3reoOes1 =;
Mori6aQ Guibing BON glemzYort,
5efretGr berr 8anIaszGitp employers
QFociation"; 5. 9. Craig BON Der
uGiti3ens 2(uiunce" Don 0enper; ).
80. 6ooges, EeprdIentant Der 4rbeitz
ge6er bon NeipsgOrt; s. q. G9aonid
uno Sdmes 3. 9oile, Reprdientantsn
Der glr6eitqe6er BON g}etp>0prt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

utbtrtrttuHq btr Souit6tsre=
qtlu lumaBattit I'M GHeu uHo Erjnttu, gt=
i6G6uiac Nusi2pciiuHgeH lls5rsutr,neunqtn
bts Q0rvers 0Dtr Gtiit,s, uuqtiuuot quit Quf=
ent5alt in Sumpiiit5er= gtQeubrt erisuqsu lluotr=
oauli6tcit 9eriogiuHg 5j:5,r 8bamatismus.
S6uin0iu5t uHb elm Seer pm Rraut1tittu 99tHH
Die Ratur aacn fb Ut6t btlf.u fam trjtt Die
garttn gciammsltcH n,jmjttflH b:lieHo elm, ptrz
irsi5I oi: gjiEqm NbioHDuuns,n, taut,rt Die SIS
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idbiQt ois 4otur, jbrs gtiuEoe Ibatiqt,jt aui's
9cue }u btQiHHeu. Sus btDiriu 2 I. g 8sr=
rrrD Rrduttrpillen uai:blbar. SIR q
Gcuts 5ti NpotbtitrH 81 bdbn
ono Uli II. IEgll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

= grdFOent aOOieOelt reiIt nd4s
ten 0ienifug DON Daibington naa
OpIter Ban, u.s. Inn bort ielne
Stimme ab3ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
GubiiiOn ant Der nSaltimOresCbio:
Sa9n."

9urfer8burg, B.z9or %.
Oftp6er. 3pei 6ra6t3iige Der
Baltimore O6io 8abn" coQiolrz
ten 6eute in Der g3dbe pon bier, uno
QofomotiDfiibrer 3. MOrgan aus
8raftOn, 8.z8a., fam babel um'S
Qe6en. Sein 6ei3er, OeFIen Rame noa
ni6t betannt lit, miro permiBt UNI
man fiir6tet, OoB Ieine 2eide unter
Rem SrHmmern Iisgt. 9remier 9rouoz
foot 1T f6Iimm 5eridunOen. Der 8eit
rer 3ug6eOienung rettete ii6 ourf'
6erobIpringen. Der 9ertebr auf Der
8a6n mar in 6ol9e Der GoliIion me6z
1ere StunDen lang urterbro6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

Der oS6langeneiier" Giau, beI=
fen pirfli6er Rame Reife aus gen=
arf, RS, it, lit BEL elmer 9OriteLung
in Qufe Charles, Ga, nobel er eine
8iftI6lan8e in ieinen 0}unO ftedte,
in Die 3unge ge6ifen pOrOen unO
fe6t, ba Oos Silt iia bur6 feinen
90rper perbreitet Fat, ieinem 3Ooe
entaegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
6ubc sGBrbrrnngen.

N}emp6is, Senn., %. Ottober.
= 2lus W}angel an Reger 2trbeitern
iinD bier flint 0ampfboote, barunter
3tpei 8unoespoitDampfer, auBer Der
fe6r geIeBt. Die 9egsr 9otarbeiter
(rRouIfa6outs@) forOern einen 2oRn
BON $135 proMonat, nit einsm freten
Sage. g(ne 5luBI6iffer ertldren Dieie
Gorperung fir cine beiipislIoie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
prs Strite8

gu Btlbao uno Barcelona in Spaz
nien. - Den fpdteiten 9}o6ridten
8ufOl9e mar jeood bic 9Ru6e 10
3iemlid pisOer bergeiteIt. - 2ltz
tentote ouf einen fiOumeritoniz
iden Grz9rdfiOenten unO einsn
Bo5nii6en Gr36iidof. - 0lut=
ben, in Der ManOi6urei, mieper
mn ron SR,tfTpr hpfph+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

guuline nu6m Die tleine 2ei4e berz
aus uno trug fte in etnem llmialag
na6 Der elterli6en @Obnung. Nus
Qnqit, fir ben 0iebfobl beitroft gu
peroen, 6ieIt ba5 W}dO6en ibre Pup
be" in einem 8erited unO ipielte bort
ieoen Sag lang einige Stunben buz
nit. Sie tleibete Die 2ei6e nit Pupz
penfIeibern an unO aus, Elm 9roBes
9ergnIgen empfinben0.
Syn3pi78en fu6ten bic Gltern beg
tobten 8inoe5 ber3peifelt nud Der
peri6punoenen 2ei6e unb ba5 gdn3e
0orf gerietb in 2tufregung. SdlieBz
lih purOe 9auline ibrer 9uppe iiberz
briiiiig unb IieB iie auf einem Steinz
6aufen Giegen. 0ort purOe iie gefunz
ben, glei63eitig aber Paulinen's
S8ulo entoeft. 3pei 2ler3te priiften
fofort ba5 N2Goaen ouf ieinen Sci
ite53uItan6, gelangten u6er nur 3u
benz 8eTunbe, oaB Puuline Doutpmz
men normal iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

U2elbourne, 8ictorid, %. Oft.
- Sin gfuoer6oot, in pel6em ii4
iie6en Mann 6efanDsn, lit auf bobsr
Gee, 400 U2eilen BON 9}umeu, gieuz
Guleoonien, uufgefunDen unD Rier6er
gebra6t noroen. Se6s Der 8erettez
ten iinb Strdfinge, Del4e aus Der
Fran3DIiI6en StraftOlOnie g&euz@alez
6onien entflo6en paren.
8tnbe8Iet8e ais PuPPe.
Wien, 20. Ottober. - Sin Ell
qenurtiger, bcina6e grauiiger 6aa, in
nelbem fih berU}utterzS Snitintt zines
Rinbes ertrem betunoete, pirb aus
bem b06miT6en 90rf6en Sre6oniB
6eri6tet. gBdbrenO Die 2eiotragenben
bei Der 8eeroigung eines Sdugllngs
cine Grfrii6ung gu ii4 nubmen, fam
Elm neunid6rige8 fremOes W&db6en
nit Dem 8orndmen Pauline in oas
8immer, no Die 2ei6e lag. 0us9ldoz
6en 6etrd6tete aufmertiam Oas toote
Sinh unb tonnte i6lieBlih Der @erz
Iu6ung, bic = nPuPpe" gu itehIen,
ni9t tpiperiteberL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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S6omus 8e6tel, 8ruber oes ernorz
oeten MGo6ens Ma6el 8e8tel,
nimmt Iid i'm 8efdngniB gu QIz
lentopn cds Qe6en.
QIIentOpn, 9u., %. Oft. -
Sbomas 8e4tel, pel6er Ii6 auf ben
58eroa6t bin in 9uft 6efano, an Der
5grmoroung Ieiner S6neIter N}a6el
bet4etIigt gepeIen gu iein, beginq
Eeute 2t6eno in ieiner 3eGe SelbItz
moro, inoem er ii4 Die 8e6Ie our9z
idnitt. Die Boli3ei betruhtet Den
Sel6itmoro als einen S9ulo6snei5.
8e4tel befano ii6 in Der 3eGe gtr. 2,
duf Der re4ten Seite oe5 Corridors,
uno me6rere @erpanote unO 5reunOe
er9ielten pG6reno oes 9fa6mittag8
3utritt gu i6m. 8egen 4 lt6r rief er
Mfreb @fitein, Dem 8rdutigam bes
ermoroeten MdO9er5, rel9er in elmer
gegeniiber liegenOen 3eQe iuB, iib2r
ben Corridor gu;
n0allo6, III, biit 9u oort?"
rS5u," ermioerte GdItein.
8e6tel rief Oann: sd piini6e,
8u pdreit bier bei mir, oamit mir
5ufammen iterben tDnnten."
Dies poren feline leBten 8orte.
Gditein rief bulo oaruuf 8e6tel ME
Der an uno er6ielt feline 2(ntport. Gr
gluu6te, Elm St06nen gu perne6men,
un0 Der glei6 na66er eri6etnenOe
Polt3eiIergeant 6runt s. 9fOt6 be-
merfte einen aus Der 3eGe berporz
oringencen 8lutitrom, unD ais Die
3eQe ge0ffnet pur0e, fano man
8e6tel ais 2ei6e auf elmer 8unt aus
geitredt. 0o6er er oas UleTer bate,
nit pel9sm er ben SeIbitmoro be-
ging, peiB g2iemano. DIS er in Die
3elle gebra6t puroe, our6iu6te man
i'm forgfdIttg uno funo feline Wdffe
Dor. W}an muntelt, DuB i6m Elm Set
tung&iunge oas W}efer our6 oa5
Sitter 3uitedte.
8e6tel mar etpa 80 Sabre aft,
Dem 3runfe ergeben unO i'm 8auI6e
jd63ornig uno gepalttbdtig. gr perz
otente 5einen 2e6ensuntsr6alt ais
8agelD6ner in Der StaOt uno Den
umliegenoen QanGbiItriften. Inter
M}aDor S8aaot5 Qominiitration be-
mii6te er Ii9 I'M cine SteQe al5 90
li3ift, erbielt Oteielbe ieOo4 ni4t.
Spdter pur0e er 5uneilen ais Cub
ftttut uno GrIaBmann fir trante 3D.
li5iiten angeitelt.
NtdbeI 8e6teP8 lleberreite purOen
1eute g2a4mittag, na6 einem 2eidenz
gotte5oienIt i'm 8rauer6auie, auf Der
y0e7t @no Cemetery" 5ur Ru6e gez
bettet. Ula6el's 8ater 8sorg 8e6tel,
pel8er in 1902 itar6, lire S6peiter
2i33ie, pel6e in 1885 SelbitmorO
our6 Grtrinten i'm 2e6ig6zRi0er BE-
ging, uro i6r DeritOr6ener 8ruoer
go6ert ruben bort duf Der nGmli6en
8egrG6niBitGtte. Gine rieiige Bolts
menqe po6nte Der 8eeroigung bel.
Der lut6eriIde 8eiitli4e Sol. 6pedt
dmtirte.
Die goli3ei bat ermittelt, OoB Sd
ftein unb U}a6eI 8e6tel am leBten
9onneritog nu6 philadelphia reiitan.
gfitein perlieB W}abel bort uno te6rte
na8 6uuIe 3urtd. 9uOiO BeiIen=
berg I6IoB Ii6 in 9bilaOelp6ia Dem
WG06en an uno fam am Sonntdg
Q(6eno nit inn bierher 3uriid. QlS
S6omos 8e6tel erfu6r, baB W}abel
in @eIeGli6aft bes ibm per6aBtan
Q8etIen6erg 9etpeien, fling er DermutR=
Gi6 5treit nit i6r an, uno bic Poli3ei
erflGrt 7i6 iiber3eugt, OaB er lie i'm
SyG63orn erf6lug, gditein Iopobl,
ipie 8eiIenberg I1einsn an Dem
Moroe unI6ulOig gu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Saltimure, gIo. Trctag, Den 80. SttO

erIdBt cine 8oti6aft an bi
Der Der 2lrmee in alien 8
uno bertiirbst oenielben /
f4en Sob feiner 3o6ter )
Sufer. @r erfldrt Darin
oerem. er lei BON Summer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30

Dieie8 tunnnrrbnae gleinignRgss
nitteI entiernt SIut9es, 9impIes uu6
geIbIidlc Tarbe, iOwie ale Spursn
BON JeB!eru, wcldIc Die Gd6abeit
3erff1reu, unO giebt Sen einfaditsu
Geiidts5d9en Elm wunOerbur IiebIidles
ausishcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
3u Gn6en Get Apof6eRern 1T
Oer gan5elt 25eft.

Glcnn'S seize miro burdl Sic 9UFt
Oerianot fiir 80 GeutS oaS Sticf
pocr IS GcntS iiir Orci StIdc Durth
Die GBnrlc5 T. Grtttcntpn
So, 1I5 Sutton Str, Ytciu.9Urf.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-16
PRISONERS LET OUT.
Sheriff's paughter Is In Love will
One Of Them.


One Of Them.
Alabama has case parallel to the
Sofel- Biddle affair of Pittsburg,
where the wife of the jailor fell in
love with one of the Biddle brothers,
released and fled with them. The
woman, after the men were killed,
was sentenced to the penitentiary,
where she now is.
Alabama's case is this:
Some time during the night last
week Miss Eta Aldridge, daughter
of the sheriff of Blount county, un-
locked the Jail and liberated two
prisoners, Louis Gurley, charged with
murder, and Msyburn Murphree,
held on sentence for minor offense.
The girl accompanied the prisoners
in their flight, or at least one of them.
The cause of her act is supposed to
be love for Mayburn Murphree, who
is an exceedingly handsome young
man of good address. For some
months he has been an inmate of the
Jail, and it has been noticed that the
comely daughter of the sheriff often
fingered at the bars to talk to him.
One night the sheriff was away in
the country on business. His daugh-
ter, Miss Eta, had charge of the
keys. She retired as usual to sleep
with a younger sister. About
o'clock in the morning the little
girl awoke, AMI, missing her sister
Eta, gave the alarm.
Investigation showed that two of
the four prisoners in the Jail had
eacaned. Miss Eta was not to be
found, and then the full significance
lof the conversation through the bars
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-16
Martin Sounds Slogan.
Kashinofon l,osf.l

(HdShtngfop, it0sf9
"The next presidential campaign
will be fought on the issue of tariff
revision," declared Senator Martin,
of Virginia. 5
"Issues between political parties
are not made to suit conditions, but
are made by conditions. Just now
tariff is forging to the front and en-
gaging the public mind. 1t is the
logical issue for the Democratic
party. The Democracy is united in
favor of revising the tariff. The
Republicans are hopelessly divided
on the subject. The country is
awakening to realization of the
fact that the Dingley rates are unjust.
The question of trusts will Re united
with that of tariff revision. An
effective cure for the tariff evil can
be secured through the tariff"
Asked if he believed the next
national Democratic platform should
declare in favor of bimetalism, Sena-
tor Martin said: 81 cannot see any
excuse or justification for such a
course. Conditions that brought out
the platform of 1896 do not now
exist. The next Democratic plat
form should deal with live issues,
and not attempt to resurrect differ
ences that have existed between the
parties in the past but which no
longer exist"
Senator Martin refused to discuss
the question of presidential nominee
for 1904, declaring that all such dis
cussion is at this time premature.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-16
NUMBER 16.
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-16
From Tree Co Newspaper.

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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-16

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