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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
Manufacturing CLEARS,

Snyder 81 Fritch until recently of
Lancaster have opened mp an establish
ment in the Sweisfort building. this
city, where they will manufacture and
sell cigars. They began the making of
cigars on Monday and as soon as they
have a sufficient supply on hand they
will stock up their store Tho present
is the first time in very many years
that cigars have been manufactured
in Danville.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
The Suspension Order at Sunbury Shops.

Some of the departments at the Penn
sylvania railroad shops pre- sented de.
serted appearance Wednesday, owing
to the retrenchment order received OH
Tuesday. In the blacksmith, machine
and boiler departments there was nc
one working excepting the form amen
of the departments. The employees
will work five hours OH Thursday and
then again remain idle on Friday.
Just how long this order of working
will continue has not been deterrin.
ed. The order has reduced wages to
such an extent that many of the en-
ployes will be unable to meet their
necessary living expenses.
Four hundred employees were sus.
pended at Altoona, making the total
2700 at that place now idle. -Sunbury
Item
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
Iron Monlders' Picnic.

Iron Moulders' Union. No. 124 is
making extensive preparations for its
picnic, which will be held at Hunter s
Park next Saturday, June 18th. Large
bills have been posted about town an
nouncing the attractions. There will
be dancing afternoon and evening with
good music. There will be game of
base ball and other sports including
tug of war. Admission to the Park
free. Refreshments will be sold OH the
ground
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
Will Have Charge of Wiring,

William Hall and Rosser Samuels,
two well known Shamokin electric
ians went to Danville this morning
where they will have charge of hang
ing the trolley wire for the new elec-
trio road running between Danyille
and Bloomsbury. .-Shamoki News
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
Remodelipg Dwellinp =.

The dwelling at the corner of Ferry
and Center streets, owned by Mrs
Sarah Cruikshank. is being remodcl.d.
The house is being raised in addition
to which two story addition is being
built. Tho excavation for the new
part is completed.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
A Trim to the West,

w. L. Antrim will go to Pittston to-
day whence accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Antrim, he will
leave for a several weeks visit to Keo-
kuk, Iowa, Chicago and other points
in the West.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17
Hon. F. A. Godcharles Married.

Hon. +. A. Godcharles. of Milton,
Northumberland candidate for State
Senator. was married yesterday morn
ing. Cupid rules and political con-
ferences wait.
Mr. Godcharles welded Miss Mary
Barber, of Budd's Greek, Maryland,
daughter of a Southern gentleman,
and niece of ex-Judge J. @. Bucher,
Of Lewisburg. The ceremony took
place at the home of the BRIDES sister
in Washington, ID. g., at II O'Clock
yesterday morning. The couple will
reside in Milton, and will go there
after their honeymoon.
And until the honeymoon is over
political conferences have no charm
for the popular Milton man. The close
approach of the Republican National
convention caused the postponement of
the Senatorial! conference, to have been
held at sunbury last week, until the
last of the month. Now the conference
will not be held until about July 10th.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17

Liveryman Eugene Mover is coutin-
ed to his bed with an attack ot inter
mittent fever. He was quite sick yes
terday.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-06-17

1t has just been learned that an effort
was made to wreck the train on the
Sunbury division on Sunday nigh t
hauling the members of the Ninth
Regiment, N. G. p, returning to
Wilkesbarre from attending the un-
yelling of the Harkins monument at
Pittsburg. A tie was placed on the
track near Retreat but owing to hav-
ing fourteen cars all equipped with
air brakes the engineer was able to
stop the train just as it struck the OBJ
struction. Officers are trying to ap.
prehend the guilty parties.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

en- Esnoe 9gbIenioit (giSer) for npite
Birter. De ~nsSpenSige Rebifaber i'll
at faa Saiten no al 2G5Ierre meo itbe.
tpoeIiet Ir5eioe, er at ioa | SanSc.
len Ill life urimeIig 9ris. Gnifer
man life at ber1tte 9gbIeidftcn til
bette Brig, iao er Set LET paa Seiine
Maaoe at tiIDirfe cen aner ppperIieite
GSiffe, iom 10 er en- @seoerSigbeosnr.
tiFeI | enboer SliSboIbuiug. SDis be
ggbIer, man bar, life er al BEN geifdi.
fert1eS, at Sc fan itaa ia uScoer Bin.
teren. iaa bnrSe Der aisres alt muliat
for at tiIbcreSe o. nptte Dem poo en-
eler on6en al DC o~perior onfdrtc
NaaSer. 6or mango oil oct iaIoe let
teit os btaigit at ffrpIIe 9GbIerre,
ifiPre Dem | Sfiper % tsrre Sern.
meS nrScn MGo nbaisr oe
iaaIeOeS en- fortrinig Het / 2sbet al
Se1r fomnterSe 8inter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
Om at hpile.

ut f~oritaa, bporlebes man ifal toge
SoiIp, er al itsrre @etpSntng emo at
foritaa, bporleSes man ital arbeibe.
Get iibIte fan msS 9etbeo l1res; bet
ferIte lager bet gar, for man IGrer,
CO noeIe Menneffer Iarer Glbris ben
aunIt at bpiIe. 2eoiggnng er life
nsooenoisbis SbiIe. Sson er life al
tbs $oile. gt iiboe itiae | usepis og
ineenting beitilIe, er life bpiIe. Sbab
Der tr9nges, er en- Soranoring, Der
bringer andre Srganer / 8irfiombeo
og giper Sonfen en- np &etntng. @n
Maro, iom uoisrer baarbt aropsar.
beioe, timber SpiIe / at lRie eller |
andre aSipreoeIier. Gen Waub, iom
n~e0trpffes az anioarshtIoe 8Iieter,
finder SoiIe / girfiombeo, iom ,r fri
for anioar. SAP fremfor alt ct eobt
$i,msr 90 mtsbrug life bin beoite
@en - Waben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

fig. Men at BUN beler life felte itoi
Spit til at pRrse for iig, fremgif to-
oeligt oernf, at bun paa Rrooiiorens
%Spsrssmaal ganife ioste ipareoe:
"ao, 10, megetl"
en- grsfoel al ct Sefuno efter
msotes beres 29ber | ct lnngt aps.
Der eiterfulgtes al Here.
"Dsin elifeoe, ri glitter os fray"
iagoe ban, ioet Gan itrss benoe ben
oper oct iploige Saar.
Sim niffeoe, unbieIigt rsomenbe.
"SfaI ri life Isie aongebreu 2"
foreilog ban.
Be beieoIebe oenne Sbe meb ct
&ps.
"Ren, SUD, ies itoar 10 Der meb
8anofiebelen enonu," iagbe Srsfen
Gamgaaro oriiber, Sa ben fsrite
%opbruienoe RiarIigbeosr,is baobe
lagt iie. "2ab mig Dog bIipe al meo
ben sloenoe Gieoel, of ri life ifal
bline ifoIbet foroarbet."
ga, Lao os MI fau Eobbpen, iaa
oriffer pi De Npforlopeoes SfaaI,"
iagoe ban GLAD.
Com iagt, iaa eiort. Se eIifenbe
fit i'm SuIetobop, 90 ben lille 9p fif
be fsl9enbe 0age noBet at tale ON,
tbi itrnr efter Rptaar boIot 9ropiior
6%ranbieu oe Srsfen 9amgdaro @rpI.
Iitp | al StiIbeb.
Mofiuige @ar err forIsbet iiben
BIN Suleaften, men Propiior Srano.
fen er itaoig Iise foreIifet | tin Some.
Soert @ar iioen ben lib iernerer
6ru Sranoien esenbpnoig fin Rano
bans SuIetobbD, 90 iielben forIem.
mer bun 2eiligbeben til at briae
BAN meb ben SiIeaften, bn ban iom
en- foreIifet Scar iao og betrogtebe
benbe bog apiien.
"sSa, BET Dor EN- berIig SiiIeoften,
Riitter; % on bar ogiaa iaa los. at
ieg umuIig fiinSe moSitaa oig; men
on bar ianm9nb ogioa mem at oper.
toIe," fsiebe ban 90 ban gierne
TfaIfagtist iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
Uarenoe Sooe.
Sill at brinss gprncne frem.

Raor en- Iiben mcfrneffeIia Draft.
ne teller en- ltor) fonmer ofIape. er
intet iad nigtigt iom golget al Re.
ring, iom oItiO bill iRtte Den iItm,o
i9ien.
"0ftn lille @itt, Is WaoneSer
1untmel, bopbe 2uu9ebctGnbeIie, iaa
fcm $icrrefeber. og life fer bar ban
fonr1et ODER 6ette, for BAN beopnSte
at faa S@ll0er, og 6n ban bar iau
Ioag, grebes ban ofte Of IpIteIicr, "
itacr Ell GoIoraSo!WtoSer.
Seq tpnfte en- SoranSring frnSe
biGlpe % tog BAN meo til aanias
9itp | @eipg. 9n ri fom SertiI bar
bun meset ioog, % unnr ban grao,
futbc ban ipufe bort % igrtes at
title 50.
9n ie9 tom til min ssiters Stem,
IoeSe bltn itrafS. at hi muntte aipe
BAN @rape Hlts, % Fieut ieg al.
orig boobe brugt bet, fit Ri ali9eoeI
nooet, % | nooIe Gage ooo hi hum
nm Saitm Of @rape Nlrts % IeIf.
San bIep iterfcre iaa burtig. at hi
mart aop BAN icIpe @rape RiltS, %
| icrlnocrIig fort SiS bICo ban rig.
ttg feo oa fritz % iterf,
Oct IHrte mig no1et, iom oor
rrrot at pioe, 90 Sa ienere min lille
&iae fom, gdo ieg bcnhe Brape
GittS, % bun er % bar bpret ct
iterft % bcIiiat @nru. Te ri. ic fra
Sotogrnfiet, iou ieg ienSer. buiIfcn
itcrf % Iilbbcr ma 6nr Gutter er,
men ban iaa life ilig no, fpr oi 'anSt
beune rrreube 0Pa0. 8rape gstts
braate BAN tiIbage til Storfe. 81
ban oar ion iooa, at bnn life frnSe
beboIoe noect auSet | @aper." @nu.
net aioet at Goihum 60, Battle
Greet, Wtid.
&ae @srr fan briuges | en- mere
robnit 90 bella SiIitano oeS Grape
Naits % SIsSe. Eeure Ssbe inSe.
boIoer De GIemcrters 9aturcr frr.
Der for at bpeae OBJ Sen eraa Materie
i Rerpecertrerne o. Siernm. en-
rel isbt Sierne % itse &erper iifrer
obiolut et beliigt 9egeme.
&c | boer gaffe efter ben befienote
lille @oe, "S9e &oaS to @elUiue~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
SprnI'Gnac.
SUITE Euubefuser til 9esiert.

6cm Qeg8rpIominer hiipes aoSt
% btonocS mcO en- gint tunS 5Isoe,
iaa bar man 4 liner 0EeI l. 1 Spiie.
lie Suffer, / LIME &oiuter. baffeSe,
% en- llnie finbntfc0e 9IanSIer, %
ida ttlitoit DC ittDilagne g@ssebpiSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

~ Rob Suffer og ~ Sob smsr
rsres til GIsSe, 8 sGg, Spiocr o.
RIommer piifet bier for iig, 3 Sop.
per ReI, IL 9bcife SoSn, opIsIt |
Ii6t foeetSc gott6, 1 3beffe 9oneI,
en- 9op cpboffeoe @oIrebSe. aierner,
1 aop boffe6e Roiiner. 3ette Ipg.
oes en- SfefitGo 40 @aneen | Bunben,
men life ioa nrr OF De bersrer 6per.
o9 iteges, til De er I%picbrune.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

W'dn iteaer en- 5reSieoel al bette as
@anscn ! nofioa meget Smsr, bar
SpItetsi poo Topper pe ruler benz
op, eaer logger Dem ousnpuo
bperanbre % ffiGrer benz OBJ | Spio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
eGb!cmpf N GSiffe.

9hoar Scr ! &pl mango Stc0er cr en-
faa0ur EocrToh al &GbIcr, at man
life ofS 6o5re5c5 sc Fol bcOit ru..e5,
iaa or ret jEtc uS At @cisn at miuHc
ON, bOor GoGt set Ciibc rrre al laoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
GeniIpprtbs Srsicrt.

On 9iut @ou6, Saftcn al cit 81.
from, Il Sop Suffer og 9 SpfieIfeer
Goru Storh fo0e& iammen Is MIi.
ioo hTIoer man oct ODER pp.
~iforruc Gcad)es cher bpiIfctiombcIIt
SIog8 friif 6rii9t % InNcr oct itna.
til set or fctSt. o. niiper man 9
9~G9orbotSer itibe mcS 3 Spiieifecr
Suffer os imarcr set paa Goppcu,
ipiicr set meO 6IeSe % Suffer til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
ga ns Baufts.
ssessrni d "a pra,ta ssarurr
SaSbsfiniua af sGbIer.


son bet lioet nptte at isse az fao o.
benaret rogru Lrrserr Ito. Sois ,
life fon bruses itror, ian Elaa Be eii
ten tsrres eiIer reAIrsses.
SzSbBitrIaeert al oen SIoss 2@bIe,
er 5erior life al ioa itor 8igtig5e0
iotn mar Ser err SuIe ON 8inter
GbJer, Der Hal tiune opbepnres liz
til ruSie @nor, cIlcr enoog til urit
Sourutrr. SeIp Somrcrfrugten Bur
be 6og tases al Srrerne me6 en- oil
SoriietigbeS; ibt erter BEN err ii
eget @rig eIIer Sen TfaI ipIaeS, ioa Ell
betoR nrSet enc bro, Of BEN its0eS; fb'
GsIgen berGf er, at Sen mart rnnhncr,
nSer of buoe boot Grating Nerior.
piE frdpt noaer ire, 1oor neSoerSigt
oct er al bnorStere 9GbIer | ben graS
foriigttat, 'ou Sc @trfeltg5cSen frr.
oer. @ bar feIo feet 9ebIer ioESe al
en- Wryu neo paa, toaS ser ipntes at
bdre bIsb @rRsmorf me0 Ben sSsIge,
at Der HeS en- ronSSer SIet ban Ben
SIDE, goor Sc fsrit rarrreoe warfer,
1tagfet uIdlr firrSe tatft, at bet life
Dsfoe ftu0et BEN oct mirSte. Gen
iar-le guriombeO, EoormsS 9gs Be.
burSses, bsr ortbenSes, rarr 2gbTerre
itn tnges mS At Srperre. en- inn.
fnDt Sroppritige, paSielig bsi fan
beSt nroerrSes til Bette grlg. Get
beSfte or at BABE en- Ii6en aliro, boori
sgHsrre far Ipsges enfeItpis, inStil
Den er fpIbt, % Sn0boISet ber Serpaa
Irsges | fisrre 9rrpe % b9res til
Opocbortrsqtsoet.
SgbIeue bsr taees Of, fsr Der er
Gdrs for SroItn9tter, og Irgges paa
ct tort, fuitiet og fisIist SteS iant /
tpuoe Gag, irStiI Sc ierbsItes buoes /
&snSer 90 unbrinees | en- foIS, men
fruitfri aieIoer. s en- oItfor BARN
&ieIber bill sGbIerne oisne % poa
mango Roober LET tnse SfaSe.
GaaSne % bGrSilpe BOILER.
De m~drfihtfrr sebIer, ser faISer
reo, birSe ole pIuffes 90 efterboert
os eioes til 5uinrne, bots life sG6le.
bdten er iaaIeSes beIiesenSe, at Soi.
meme til pisie SiSer fan Iippes oerino.
Der er en- iperisI aoring boorior auc
ranone o. irpttige ggbIrr burOe taees
oIOeIes bsf ira $aoen; fiji forismmes
bette, iaa er Oct set Iamme tom of 40.
lie Sniefter, ser biz uSfI9fFe DnaeI %
giere SfaSe nnIR Nor. 8eo at ober.
peie bette IiSt oiI erboer let funre itS.
ie, hpor goonIigt bet er at .prre OBJ.
mprfiom pna benre Sae. ba Srieftrr.
ne aisr uiiselig megen SfaSe | Sritgt.
bnoeu, boorfor Be foobiSt mnIist bsr
eSeGgges.
ltnNttigs SrngttrGrr.
llnpttiee err life blot Sc Trper, iom
ingen Srlgt bRrer, men iaaSamc
Sorter grabs" FOR grenrpeI, Der pr
ioo fmoa eIer fna fure, at sc err ii!
iugen 9tptte. ga utar Der / geItcn
fsrt begpHSte Of pIunte SGbGetrqer,
babe ulan It6en &lgrSifub ON, IoiIfc
rur npttBe eger life. Won bar gloS,
1rnrr Se burte I'll at barre Sri8t, ont
BEN mar nofion iinpeI. Oct bar ogiac
at urau FRA &rabanSIerne bar
faaet en- gel nnSer Sort GnBttruer
emo SET, man fjsbte % betoIte for.
set gooct i'll, at ser mi |
2Gblduoen mruR Ste6er FuoeS
Ireer. iom er oISeIes unvttt1p o. BUR.
De om@9ttrS meS uu0re. I'll eeet @una
poa Gornrr bsDGoer man life marge
SommerpbTGr. st rube Hcm' til SaIgs
vr t,91egrleu mere grpOeri emo set or
SGrS. @nar fan man fnnpNtao gbe
&f gObe @iuterrbIsr tIiocr ser al.
BRIG for mango, ioa 5erCiter moa ser
IrrrcS ,9}ir0 pro al hnrTp Np Grvter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

Mdn iteaer en- 5reSieoeI al bette al
@anaen | nofioa meget Smsr, bal
spItetsi poo Soppen ps ruler ben
enten op, elGer logger Dem ovsnpag
bperanSre % ffiGrer benz OBJ | Spio
fer.
spanif Grifasis.
Gcm miooeIsftore 2sg ffrunes
fiures cp | sfioer % fcges life
bruno ! Smsr. 5 itore Tomatoes
ifrrIles, flores op 90 baIoes op
Ssgen % foges iommen nteo bennt
noele Wiruter, ga bar man 2 apppel
foIot cpboffet Srefjso l. tilIRtter
SaIt % 1eber efter Smag, Iaber Del
foge IS Winuter % ipiier bet itrar.
aaIpcIsper meo Bacon.
2eperen flores op I sfiper ON.
trent Ell balp Sontnie SDffe, De I9g.
ges op | fogenbe @anb 8 Minuter,
torres oerpna % rules | MeI, bbori
.Iiot SaIt % Beber er bIonSet. Smio.
Iertib iteges tpnoe Sfiper meo ga.
con | eu Stegepanbe, i%aainart De er
fproige, tager man Dem op og Irg.
ger Dem ritrot 9onten af ct pormt
5oo icm berppa ipttes pan ct Steo,
boor Oct fan boIbes parmt. Sda ite.
ger man 2eberen | oct iamme Scot,
ben til 6en er gobt giennem.
ite9t men life tsriteet, tager oen iaa
OBJ, % rsrer ian en- SpiIeife MeI ITO
| 6e6tet og laber oct bIipe britnt.
Sao bar man ian meget fogenbe
l. at oct bIiper en- paste tpf
Suitce, bpIber oen ooer 2eperen, iorn
or Iagt poa iatttnte iSdo, iom gaco.
men, % ipiier ben faa BARN iom mt.
lig.
2eper Srifasie.
On mibbcIsitor, ferif 2eper briines
Daa aue Si6er I Smer eler gobt
Roofeot. Soa bar man ocn OBJ | ct
iomnien nteb ct baIpt RunO
)affet Bacon, 2 @uIers6oer, 2 2sg,
lot Beriiae, ct GaurbprbIa6, Salt,
% en- girt aisofroft. Gette
teges 2 Elmer inoe ! 9~ageroDnen,
ne6 gonife langiom gornte og meo
t go6t 2oag oper 6aoet. Saa bar
nan en- Sop foste Tomatoes | Iaber
Jet foae 10 Niniiter lGnser os taeer
"a 2eperen op og ifi9rer Den op Il
itore Sfiper. Saa bruner man
lot Smsr % Mel, bGIoer araften
'eri oe lober ben foa ct Spfog os bor
,erpaa 2eperen tilboee / Sailcen, til
'cn er eiennemparm. @uIersooerne
erperes meS 2epcren, 6et eprige II.
es ira.
aalps eler Srs.gprer.
GFt BeSt og Sfiro ifinres fro oa
aa lPGgcs gtpreue op | folht ioltet
Bomb en- Sinre, tsrres berpoa gobt
" ifirres op ! Sfiper, en- baIp Som.
ne tpffe; oisie rules I MeI, SaIt %
Seber berpaa | Smer. Sod bar man
n elite 2pgi og en- baIp Sop TO.
teroe 0urS eIler tpno aisofraft, la.
er oct imaafoae 10 Iimlter, 90 til.
iaa en- Spiieffe 8ordeiteribire.
5oiice eIer nogIe SpiieIfeer Sberrp.
+. tan, ~, M~Io,,SI.,@ /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
9alpe ener Ores prer.

Sanbbebcn er iom en- 9lenoIp9te,
beIpier gierne dnSre meS ben,
men isrger FOR ielb at bIioe | Sfpage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
PHYSICIANS GOOD LUCK.
DR.. Harris Fortunate Experience of Spec
ial Interest to Many in ShepherdStOwn.

The happiest man in New England
today aud one who is receiving congrat-
ulatons from his friends is DR.. Philip
Z. Hart, of LaConia, \. II.
For years he suffered with catarrh in
its worst form. Although he resorted
to the latest scientific treatment, and
consulted many of his brother physl-
clans, DR.. Hart said, Il might just have
well thrown my money in the river, for
| grew worse and worse. My wife and
| will swear that Hyomei cured me Of
the worst case Of catarrh that ever eI-
listed. used TO cough constantly in
the night and had dropping in the
throat, which kept me awake a great
deal raised thick phlegm and was in
a horrible condition. However, l am
entirely cured, solely through the use
of Hyomei.'
Remnants Pharmacy are the local
agents for Hyomei, the famous treat
ment which cures catarrh without stom-
ach dosing A complete outfit costs but
$l.OO, extra bottles SOC. They sell II
under guarantee TO refund the money if
it does not give quick relief.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. Mason Conklyn, of this
county, leaves this week for long
trip to relatives and friends in the
West. He will take in the great E1.
position at st. Louis, and afterward
will spend some months in Missouri,
Illinois and Ohio. He does not eI-
psct to return until next spring. We
hope he may have an enjoyable trip.
Three sons of the late R. W. Nor
row, Walton, Ruthven and Evarts,
have entered Shepherd College, Shep-
herdstown. The two younger chill.
dren of the family, Hamilton and
Mary, will make their home with their
aunt, Mrs. Josie Dale, in Mexico.
Miss Lena Frazier is visiting Miss
Marks Hollida at Snyder's Mills
Miss Hollida has recently returned
from the st. Louis Exposition.
We were pleased to have call last
Saturday from Mr.. T. ] Creamer and
his son Claude, of Berkeley county
good friends of the REGISTER.
Agent E. B. Spedden is in Roam.
oke this week attending meeting of
the telegrapher's union. Relief Agent
Daniels is in charge here.
Rev. DR.. H. G. Haithco1 is attend
ing the sessions of the Potomac Con-
ference of the Lutheran Church IN
Frederick county, Va.
Mrs. Fannie Dunn, widow of James
Dunn, has moved to Brunswick, Md,
and will make her home with her
daughter.
Mrs. Holmes Berry, Of Winchester,
has been the guest this week of Mrs.
Henry Shepherd, Jr., at Belle Vue.
Mrs. G. F. Musser and son Charles,
of Atlantic City, are here visiting the
family of Mr.. Nelson Wilson.
Mr.. Horace G. Osbourn, Of Charles
Town, was among the callers at the
REGISTER Office yesterday.
Mr.. E. P. Cease, of Bridgewater,
Va, is in ShepherdStown visiting his
sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Loyns.
Mr.. NJ. P. Crowl spent last week in
Pittsburg and took in the esting
sights of that busy city.
Mr.. w. S. Myers, from north Of
town, dropped in to renew his SUBJ
scription on Tuesday.
Mrs. D. L. Rentch and Miss Annie
Licklider spent the past couple of
weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Edith GeigaD, Of Baltimore, is
here to spend few weeks at Sudley
Place
Mr.. W. c. Clipp, of the Dufields
vicinity, dropped in to see us yester-
day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
The Washington and Lee Bowl Fight.

This year, for the first time in the
history of Washington and Lee Gnlver-
sity, there was a bowl fight between
the Freshmen, or first year men, and
the Sophomores, the second year men.
Your readers must not think this fight
was an angry contest. 1t was a good
natured and deliberate test OF strength
between the two classes.
1t came off on the 4th day OF October,
and was enjoyed by a large crowd OF
Lexingtonians, including President Den
ny of the University and the profess
sors. The contestants lined up on the
campus, having a walk between them,
in the middle Of which was placed a
large painted bowl. Each side had It's
captain, and a referee called time
At the signal both sides made rush
with all the force they could muster.
AT the first onslaught neither side got
any advantage. But the 'Sophs' did
not put any of us Freshmen in the bowl,
as they had intended. The worst harm
that came to any Of our crowd was that
broad backed boy had an egg that
was not fresh-laid broken on his back.
Pieces of shirts could be seen scattered
all over the lawn, and not few bloody
noses told that the contest, while IN
fun, was pretty vigorous.
In the second trial the aim was 10 see
which side could have the most hands
on the bowl when time was called.
Both Freshmen and Sophomores worked
hard knocked down some and got
knocked down myself several times. BY
perseverance and by the help of supe-
rior numbers though our boys were the
youngest, the Freshmen finally got the
bowl in their possession. With hats OF
and shirts torn, the victorious party
marched through the town, carrying
with them the bowl as a trophy Of their
victory. Some freshmen never slept
any that night, one would Judge by the
noise they kept up.
This was my first experience with a
genuine student contest, and | can tes-
tify 10 its being one of the most eXclt-
ing have ever known anything about.
This was my initiation TO Washington
and Lee. Before felt i'll at ease. Now
am all right.
LOUIS KNOTT KooNTZ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
The Death Record.

Miss NJ. Annie Beck, highly re-
spected lady of the Halltown vicinity,
died at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Beck, near Halltown, last
Thursday morning. Deceased was
Al years of age and had been IN fall
ing health for some time.
Mrs. William o. Rau, much be-
loved lady of Harper's Ferry, died last
week after brief illness at the home
of her sister law, Mrs. Clara Went
zell, in Washington. She was the
only daughter OF James Conway, OF
Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. Sarah Small, widow of George
Small, died last week at her home
near Greensburg, Berkeley county,
aged IS years. Two sons and one
daughter survive her.
Mrs. Maggie Marker, wife Of Will
liam Marker, died at her home in
Sharpsburg on Tuesday, aged 45years.
She is survived by her husband and
three children.
Mrs. Margaret ]. Tro1ell, rs years
old, widow of the late Major Elias
Troxell, U. S. A, of Martinsburg,
died last week at Reisterstown, Md.
Mrs. Minnie Henry, wife Of James
Henry, died at her home in Martins
burg last week after a brief illness,
aged q years.
Mrs. Mary A. Kreglow, an esti-
mable lady of Hedgesville, Berkeley
county, died last week in her 87th
year.
Daniel ]. Snyder, well-known
resident of Hsgerstown, died last
Monday from paralysis, aged 81 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
The Drowning Of ArmIstead Lee.

A dispatch d few days ago from
Roswell, New Mexico, gave a brief
account of the manner in which Arm
istead NJ. Lee met his death, mention
of which was made in last week S
REGISTER. 1t appears that Mr.. Lee
and an intimate friend of his, Mac
Chambliss, also Virginian, attempted
to cross the Pecos river IN a skltt.
The boat struck a snag and was cap
sized, throwing both young men into
the water. The water was very deep,
and though they made desperate eff
fort to reach shore, they were unable
to do so and sank to their death be-
fore aid could be given.
No word has been received here
from Lawrence R. Lee, who went on
to New Mexico as soon as word was
received of his brothers death. The
presumption is that the body has not
yet been recovered, as he was to have
telegrsphed here as soon as 1t was
found.