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Atlanta. Nav 1.-The young woman referred %
IN the dispatch from Paris is Miss Belle Crane
or Decatur, who went 10 London about a wear ago
10 give concert readings Miss Crane was well
known here. having attended Agnes Scott Institute
college tor women. Her father Is F. : Crane
who holds a prominent position with the Virginia
Carolina chemical Company. He had heard moth
nS from MS daughter for several weeks. but about
s.sAt Gays ago in response 10 q cable message
from consul General GOwdy mat Miss Crane was
IN Paris and wished % return home. he cabled
$40 10 pay the expenses of her return passage.
Miss Crane went TO Europe with a party Of
friends from Cincinnati She had contracted with
Mr. Angel American. who going TO
Europe accompanied by his wife. 10 give n series
of concert readings but the death OF Mrs ANGEL
the plan was dropped and Miss Crane went TO live
with Miss Lestraie London Several weeks
ago she left London for Paris
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GEORGIA GIRL Abducted
ESCAPES FROM 4 HOTEL.
Concert Reader Released from
French Jail bu Consul General.

Paris, May u.-Uuited States Consul General
Gowdy recently received letter from an Ameri-
can girl saying sha was locked up in provincial
jail without any charge having been made against
her The Consul General effected the girls
lease ie then cabled TO her parents. al Decatur.
ia. requesting funds for her return To America
me SRI said that she had been abducted by an
American, who sought 20 marry Ier. and that she
&c panied MIN on an automobile tour she was
keo up IN a room IN country hotel. escaped
ana attempted 20 walk across the country but
was arrested a wanderer TIE story of her all
uucuon was not cOrrobOrated
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Highest temperature yesterday as degrees lowest 50:
average a. average corresponding last year So
corresponding date twenty-five
Local forecast-Fsir and warmer to-day: Friday fair:
variable winds. becoming fresh southeriy.
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NEW DEAN OF sIgLEY COLLEGE

Palo Alto. Cal. May IL-Protessor Albert Will
Jams Smith. head OF the department Of mechanical
engineering at Stanford University has resigned
10 accept the position OF dean OF Sibley College OF
Mechanical Engineering Cornell University.
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continuous white
indicated by The
recording The dotted line the erp~ra
ture u recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes the tenn
peraturs twenty-tour hours in comparison
with the cnrresnondng date Of last year:
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"ALDERMANIC FARCE.
From The Herald of May Il


We may be amused By the grotesque subterfuges
OF a bad boy, but spank him just the same.
II Il time take the aldermanic bad boys In
hand. The proceedings at yesterdays meeting are
farclcal enough TO make US laugh, but the perform
er- are thoroughly vicious and need discipline
II Is laughable to see the Tamnany leaders ap-
uoints ing committee OF board members 70 inVestt-
"a te'' rumors that some Of their own number de-
Tnended q large the price OF action on the
Port Chester railway franchise
Laughuble also is the inference trat these men
fancy the people such asses as 10 suppose that
many leaders with a committee named by them
selves are going find evidence.
The serious aspect Of the matter Is tnat they
stubbornly and insoIently persisted IN refusing TO
been held up for more than yearIthls hold-up
scandal thai must Investigated, and in open
court. - -.
n-fised
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MR. AND Mas. J. 4. scHIEE srARr home

'''' T7NS "FNS - H. oSTiTT > IAN ] TUNE.
southampton, May L--Mr. and Mrs Jacob II
Schin and Charles T. Yerkes are passengers on the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse which sailed from this port to-day for New
York.
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Ford. Frances L smith. Leila ..
Hetsen Clarence NJ waterworth, william.
E Essssss Of M hT So i S2 ia s-4i sA s
we ~ the lac VaIuev AldrdEs. aged Y F1-
-,st corss- Clinton and Man,srue sts on saturday
May "a 1904 a ociock ?. Taternent private
ARNOLDon Monday. MAY 100 at her residence 81.
No 15l West 7sth-st- Augusta Foote, vie OF Fran
B Arnold and daushter % the late Judge Elisha
church. corner ttA-avs and 20th-st. on Thursday
dance papers please copy
CARPENTER-At Mount Ksco y. Y. Monday. the
Deatr in her 7sth year FsaeraI from her late
residence Thursday. the 18th inst. Il o'clock
~ 9vs Mrs. k May II N at s.o rs sse
Ella - Pstl5r ~ . 1a rs e1s a, Piats5lT
FoRD-At Yonkerz. wednesday. Nav 1904 Frances
Lee Ford widow Of sriJh-FoTd. FuneTal service at
venience Of family
s. 1 Fa:1s g \ rs 4aS 5 S@n'
i4 Clarence Mysr. sdaea G 2a his s ssr F Fe
seEElcs WILL - he-o q. Is h'1 Ne 49,
RELATIVES and friends are invited 70 attend InsT.nSa'
Jacob Brittian Maxwell aged so wears Relatives and
orange, and c5rtntSian C5,IacH No 50 Royal A.
gT the % First Frs,bTfe-ia Sirrh on F-tay a. $50
p. Interuent At Providence. y - at the con
McCREERY-Barry Bsresford McCreery son OF the
late John McCrsery. May -. IN his 35th year
Services residence OF his brother. Robert
Creery. No. e3s West 75th-st-. Thursday evening
at p
Margaret. wife OF the late Charles McFaran in her
year Funeral services VIII he held Dover
y. j. from the residence 81 her brother. DIT Thomas
r. Crittenden. No IS West Blackwell-st-. Thursday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock
MOSENTuAL-Ou May Il. Therese. older daughter OF
ana Elise Mosenthai Funeral services AZ me
Friday. May Is. al II Internent private.
PROCDFIT-The body Williams Proudnt.
drowned Newcastle. Del November 3. 1903
haa been recovered inferred New-Castle On
Tuesday. May 10 1904
sAIrrH-At New-York city. Wednesday. Nay II. 1904
Leila Courtney youngest daUshter Of Augustus y
Smith. Funeral private
sTONE-FeII asleep Tuesday. MAY 10. 1904 Anne Jud-
stone. daughter OF the late Daniel and Sarah
OF her sister. Mrs Z T. LazelL No 80 LvtnSston-st.
Brooklyn Thursday. at 4 o'clock Interment a
Worcester. Mass
Funeral services residence. Hancock-st
Brooklyn. ? Thursday. May L. Friends. rala-
tives invited. Iaterment at Salem. Ohio
CEMETERIES.
beautiful cemetery in the 5. West 3ath ST. y n
UNDERWRITERS.
stephen Merritt EmbT's Ist. Undertakers, 24f-s W
s3d St Tel i.324 LAPS Chelsea Frank z Campbell
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stephen Merritt EmbT's Ist. Under.ak ers, 24i-s "
23d ST Tel l.s24 LAPS Chelsea Frank z Campbell
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CEMETERIES.

Great PtneIavvn Cemetery.-The largest and n
beautiful cemetery IN the Z. s f6 West 34th St. y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-05

tGuIltL XIV OLlUtQ III Nj. ptIELSs
burg attgenielen, Die Sadie 3u inter-
lud)en unb eUentuea auf Jreilaiiunq
Der angebii9en 8efanaenen gu
%orinQen.
Die oiesidhriQe 8eiSen grnte
NultralienS lit beinabe eingebeimit
unb nah ben 5hdbunaen Der Ge=
Qierune itellt ftd Der grtrag auf
Ii. 900, 900 8uibels bDber, aIs in
ben beiten friiberen Sabren. IT,
100000 Buibels iteben iebt fir bic
Iusfubr CUR 8erfueung.
Sn Dresden TT Der er1te oeuts
ibe 8ongreB fir 6eimatlbub unter
redt aniebnlider 8eteili 5ung 5uIam,
menqetuelen. Or beiblDB Die Grim
oung zines Berbanoes CUR @rbal=
tnng Der NaturlhDnbeiten, Der @d[s
Der &c.
NuS 9amburg lit Der anQez
lebene SmpDrteur @aeiar Breoiger
unter 0interlaliun9 erDBer 8ediel=
ibuloen gefloben, oermutlid nab
ben Ser. Staaten.
Die nN0robeutide aaeemeine"
ma6t betannt, oaB Dem &eibstaa
in etliden 9aaen cine oDm 8unoesz
rate genebmiate 8Drlage Suaeben
miro, in tpelfer 8~eitimmun9en aes
trOffen iino FIR ole Iufnabme elmer
bonn &eihe 9arantierten &nleihe BON
So. 900, 900. Wtit benz @eloe lou in
Toa0lano, 9eutIb.8 eitafrita, cine
Gahn oon Come nah Saline, cine
g%ntfernung pm rs Weilen, eebaut
peroen. Die @iienbabn miro Der @nt=
mifluna Der erfolgrei6en Baum.
moaSubt i'm 6interlanoe bienen.
@uaen 8idter lift BON Der &eoats
tiDn Der BON inn aearuuoeten Sreie
iinniaen 3eitung suriidaetreten. 9ebs
tere bat ben 3itel nSreie 9eutide
Brefie" onaenOmmen uno ftebt iebt
unter Der 2eituug oeS Ibgeoroueten
Or. MiiQer, Saaan. Nlss@runo fir
&idters &iidlritt miro iein Utter aus
0eeeben, oas ibtn auitren9enoe iOurs
naliitiihe 3dti9teit nidt mebr rGtlih
eriheinen lalie,
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'Saaes Weni9Feitem.
n b.

~ Akb'
Diana, pelhe aum Sell uater 8af1er
ttebt, muBte man am Oitertaae in
80Dten our Stride fohren.
Nls fid am WOntao Die 6emo.
frotlihe 8onDentiDn pm Oklahoma
in Der Staot Qanton uerlammelte,
muroe @ol. 6aufins, Der Sergeant
otrartnS Der 2eeiSlotur, BON BEN
3eltunQsreoafteur &uIen orei Wal
geldonen uuo tUtli6 pertuunoet.
Durd Die Dummbeit zines
tbrer 9efdbrten muroen orei Sunaen
aug BrDOa in Utah tbtfid) oerpunoet
uno Elm oierter ihner uerleBt. Die
Sut19en fubreu nab Dem GanpDn,
uttL oort gu iagen, uno batten Die
3alden DOQ Batronen uno Buluer,
als elmer ibrer @efdbrten unter ben
0dnfen oeS Waaens, auf oenen file
ioBer. etmaS Buloer an8nnoete. Cine
fnrdtbare grploItUn erfplgte uno oas
Gelultot naren Die Oben pernerften
Gerfebuu9en.
Die &a9elfabrif Der american
Steel ano 8ire Company in Rons
tin, Ba., 1T abgebrannt. Ser Gbas
ben belduft iid auf 5000, 900.
Die 2e9islatur nDr 6apaii lit
5ulalnmengetreten. Sn Der Stats
fafie orDbt elm 0efisit BON 81, SOC, 900,
rpert aue Bepiliaungen ausoefibrt
peroen, Die gemabt iino uno Die 2e-
gislatur ioa iebt geei9nete SOrfebs
rungen treffen.
5Olaenoe merfpiiroige Sc
idihte Miro aus Serlep gitp berld.
tet: Der 81 Sabre olte Sobn Neu.
mann BON SEQ. 8 Cole. StraBe feuerte
flint S6iiie aus leinem Gepolper
auf feline before @bebalfte, traf aber
nift elm ein5iges Mat, trDBoem er
Gus 10 GROCER @abe feuerte. 6aB Der
out in BrQno geriet. Die 6lanmerl
teilten iib ben 6aaren nit uno 5rau
Meumann lit jebt fablf6pfia, SIN
uebriaen freut fie iiA ibres 4ebens
utlDerlebt.
arieasminifter 9aFt bat Son=
greBrepraIentant SlaDoen oaoDn in
&euntniB geiebt, baB er Die Nnnabme
Der 8iu, meldle an bier perldieoener
Orten 6eS Ganoes, oarurtter oud
bier in Saa &ntonio. permqnente
uebunaslager Der 8unoestruppen
einrihtet. empfeblen perbe. Danit
1T baS 6auptbinoerniB fir Die Qnz
nabnle Der Bin beieitiet. Taft mar
oerielben biz iebt nidt eiinftio ge=
iinnt, erit cine &idipradle nit Dem
bisheri9en &~rieasminiiter &oot bat
i'm umgeitimmt. Die 8efurporter
Der 8iq boffen iebt, oaB iie ange=
n0mmen miro..
Mebrere 8igarrenfabriten in
Sanpa, Sla., iino abgebrannt; Der
Sbaoen betragt un9efabr $500, 900.
Die Capital Hattonal 8anf in
@utbrie, Die altefte 8anf in Sflas
bona. Die als Depot fir Die Stats
unb 8unbeseeloer oiente, bat lire
3ahlunaen eingeitelt.
= SIN Sabre 1903 iil,&$. ME oas
Statiftiihe Bureau mitteilt. 1862 ,21I
Berl0nen, oarunter 11,456 8inoer,
ia Der eriten uno bet srpeiten Saihte
artf tranSoaeaniihen Dampfern in
HUSBAND eereiit. uniere 8epDlferz
ang bat lid ieit 1870 etpa oerbDppelt.
Die 8abl oer Observation-Disclosures baaes
gen Bat fi6 inspliden oerfanffadt.
Jn Der 1ben ae9ebenen 8abl fino
iibrigenS niht ale Observation-Disclosures
einbegriffen, oeun Die .3a6l Derer.
Die su einem 8elude III ibrer friibe=
rem 5eintat 3wiiheno bed : Baiiage
nebmen, lit 9ar nibt tlein. &ebnet
MON fir cine Nuslauoreile ourds
ihnittlib Nusgaben in Der 6D9e bon
5000 Bis 500 - fiir mandJe tperoen
Tie b0ber, fir anoere nieori9er fem =
10 er9ibt iib, oaB uns Die HUSBAND.
reiien jdbrli6 iiber 100 WiqiUnen
Dollars su iteben tommen.
Nuslanb.
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q U slanb

Die Guilen iollen spei aneri=
taniibe Observation-Disclosures in
Stem @bpang gefangen balten.
Staatsiefretdr Sap bat unieren 8ots
idafter Wtc@ormif III ct. Beterss
burg atgepieien, Die Sadie su urters
iuden unb e0entuea auf 5reilaifuna
Der angebli6et @efaneenen su
oriuQen.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
GOOD.

The sale Of Mr.. c. l.. Miller. which
took place Saturday last, near Bur-
tom Bsiek yard, was among one of
the best sales OF the season. There
was large crowd of people in atteu-
dance and the bidding was very spirit
ed. The sale mounted to about four
teen hundred and fifty dollars. One
mare thirteen years old brought one
hundred aud twenty five dollars and
fifty cents. cows from twentyseight to
forty Mr.. Undergraduates his sue
cess to advertising in the Statesmen
and having auctioneer J. o. Butter
baugh, of Beaver creek do the selling.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
.Bui,d. mp IN

Hon. Joseph HI. Rid
OF the American An
writes the following
Grand Central Hotel,
at Is with great pie
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
NUMBER 10
WAR IN MARTrNSBuRG.

B
There has been miniature war wag-
lag Tor several days in Martlnsburg
among the cslored population. 1t 10
SAID that the trouble grew out Of an
attack by editor---lawyer Clifford upon
the colored female teacher, a daughter
OF Rev. Curry.
Until few days ago It had been d
var Of words only, but John Lewis.
Cuuynite met Paul Clifford and they
proceeded to pugilistic discussion
81 the case. Lewis came out consider
ably battered up.and had Clifford ar
rested. On Monday another engage
ment took place on the old battle
ground In College street in the vicia-
ity Of Bogarts Livery stables r X.
K amer, a Cliffndite aud Chas. Ford.
Curryite met on the arena and pro-
ceeded to knock 1t out. In this battle
the Clifford side come out on the
worst side, Ramer had Ford arrested
and he was hne,1 81. so. For more than
. week the eontvuding forces have
been sleeping on their arms and active
hostiIitiss are aptto break out any
momenl.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
For Sale

A betatiful farm ll73 acres u miles
west OF Morri-ioxn Tcnu on pike road
mail deli vers 1T front gate. six room
frame dwelli,g spring water. Fine
orchard.
$50 asres farm six room brick house
81 miles south Morristown fine orchard
running wa.er, on pike n ad, price
$500.
257 acres ~ mile Of Morristown. ri x
room frame dwelling orchard. spring
running water, price $500 so acre just
outside city no buildings. Price 1880.
i2o acre farm $500 l05 acre farm
$4,000. Is acre farn $500
We have earned reputation for
entegrity long experience 10 business.
Well posfep ~ TO val -es, have many
farms Of many 81 ani prices TO show
you.
We sell part cash long time for Ia
ance, when time Il wanted A healthy
country mill la ths winter and pless-
ant 10 the summer, This Is a stos X
grazing and grain country.
APP. ly to the
Tenn Eastern Real Estate Co
Office Central Gro Co.'S Bldg.
Box l73 Morristown Tenn.
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A CALL For VOLUNTEERS.


want 100 christia. men and wom-
en- IL West Virginia TO volunteer to do
little christian work. II there ~
community within your reach where
Sunday school should be organized
that Is your field. Your work will be
to call the people together and organ-
lie the school. either taking charge
yourself, OF finding some enc else
who will. This work should be CONF
menced in April il possible. You have
plenty OF time to get ready. II in
terestcd. wr lie 70 particulars, aud I
will cooperate HEALTHY and help all I
can ANY information about the
work Of the Anne lean Sunday School
will be cheerfully given, Address,
Rev Ray " Busler, General Miss.
ionary Cumberland, Md,
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CALL Fo ! DISTRICT Co-NvEN-
TfON.

The Democi attic Executive Commit
tee having on the 2ud day of February
1904, called u Congressional District
Convention for each Of the Con9res
sional Districts OF the State Of Wet
Virginia, to be held in the city Of
Charleston. on the 20th day Of April.
1864, at 2 O'Clock p. m. far be seiec-
ton from each Of the said Districts, tv o
delegates and one alternate for eaf b
delegate for said State 10 the National
Democratic Convention 10 be Eeld in
the City of st. Louis on the 9Th day Of
July, 1904, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before said District Convention.
The lnaersign d Chairman and Secre-
tary of the Dem oeratic Cons ressional
Executive Committee Of the Second
hereby join In ga call fer said District
csuvs ntion for sad Second West VIZ
giuia District. Sal Convention TO be
he'd in said city Of Chs lston on the
! 20,h day of Apr !, 1904 At 2 o'clock p.
III, for the purp sr If 'resald.
and ineDemocr attic County Exec n
iivs Committee ror each OF the fouF
te-u counties composing said second
District are authorized and directed TO
select delegates for each County TO
represent the Couuiy IN said District
! Convention Ia such manner and by
such methods rs may be determined
upon 10y the respective County Com
mites. And the Chairman Of each
County Committee is requested to have
certified 10 tie undersigned the names
of the delegates selected TO said Cor
vention.
Jno. J. Cornwell
Chairman sc ma District Ccngres-
sional Commitie,.
Vim. Mcdonald,
Secretary.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18

WoUI. ONT USE Red CLOTHING.
Winchester Va March To- b sfles
Edward H-rrcil. member OF a oali-
nent Virginia faulty. died res ij@r-
rYville Of pneumonia, He was rs ears
old. For 40 years he had never
slept in house or in bed had never
covered himself with bed clothes and
had not taken any medicine. He never
had days sickness nor called in q
phy sieian.
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SUICIDE IN wIFE's PRESENCE.

Cum 5erland Nd, March I3--War.
rem Gin. OF near Wilson. Garrett
cousty. committed suicide by sh DOT
ing IL had just returned from a
visit 10 his father.in-law. few miles
away. and seemed 70 BE- in. good spir-
its. when. in the presence of his wife
and three children. he drswa r voIver
and shot him ,eif throu III the head.
II is believed he was Temporarily in
sane.
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