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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Sdiffsnafridlten.

Nem.Oorf 30. Wdi. - Sol.
genoe 9umpfer limo bon bier ubge.
fabren: ,Winrebobo" noh 2oroon,
.@retorio" mad Somburg, uaonigin
2uiie" noh Neopel uno ga Sos
coque" nod @opre.
2i5oro, 20. 0toi. - Goiiirt iin0
bier ole 9ompfcr .9rou0enbur1"
BON Bremen mad Geru-gort, unh
,@nciienult," BON Neru- g)ort nod
Bremen bcitinnt.
Gibraltar, 20. Wini.-Goiiirt:
Ser 0ompier pErin5 OSfor," BON
Nen=0 BORT nod Neupel.
3ooer, 20. Mai. - Goiiirt: ser
Gompicr yStotenOom," bon Hottera
0om noh Netu-D ort untertueg8.
NcupeI, Is. Woi. Ingcfom'
men lit 6icr beiite Ser 0ontpfer BE
rrgio" bon Nep.Dorf.
Gbcrbourg, 20. Moi. - Gin
gctroiicn lit bier Der Compiler ~9Iilz
der" pom Nep.9orf nad 9ambnrg
bcitimmt.
Intmerpen 20. Wtat. - Ibgea
iobrcn bon bier lit beltte ser 0ampfcr
,3eelun0" nod gtcm.9orf.
@ouloque, 10. Woi. Der
9ompfcr ySumburg" BON 9amburg
lit beltte BON bier nod Gem-0orf ab.
geiobren.
2iperpooL 20. Moi. - Ser
Qonpier nGompuuio" itod bier
beltc nod NclpsMorf in Sec.
Nl9ier, IS. Wtoi. - Der 9antz
pier %oSISmogen," bon Baltimore nod)
ManiIo beitimmt, lit bier ongefom.
men.
@cnuu, II. Wtoi. - angelonat
lit bier belte ser 0on1pier nSigltrio"
bon Ncp.gorf.
NcapeL II. Wioi. - Ser 0om.
pier Nmeritn" bon Nep.Oort
gin9 bier Dor Nnfer.
@enuu, II. Mai. - Ibgeleaelt
bon bier lit bcilte Der 0ampfer o2onl.
boroio" nod) Neus Dorf.
NeopeL, II. Wioi. - Ger 0am-
pier yGitto 81 @enouo" lit nadl Seem.
0ort obgcIabren.
Copenhagen, II. Moi. - Der
9ontpier rOSfor Der 3lucite" Iegelte
bon bier nod m.9orf o6.
Sapre. - Nb9efobrcn bon bier
lit bette Scr 0ompier rSo lorraine"
nod Nelu.Dorf.
9ouIogne.- allf ieiner 6abrt
bon NeipsDorf nnd Hotteroom lit
bier Der Compiler DHpnoom" onge'
longt, fllbr ober bal0 oorallf lueiter.
QueenStomn.- Der 0ompfer
mllmbrio," bon Iepz9or lldd) 2iuer-
POOL beitinumt, lit bier Dor gnfcr ge'
gongcn.
Hottcroonl.- Hnd) Nelu.Yorf
obgegangcn lit scr Gompfer Sta
ten0nm".
G9erbourg. - Der 0%ontpicr
st. Eolll" lit bon bier no6 Helps
Dort nbgeonnpft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

So" Der nSeiielt.G nrnitdoter Ser
Elm" peronitaltet bellte einen groBet
9(llsiliig nodJ Hoie.9onf, fir peldler
meitgebenoe Arrangements getrofien
morOen. limo. Phi Dem 6eitplaec i'm.
Den 9ei6cerrngen fir oie 9inoer
itatt, ionic BreisitieBen ulo EreiS.
fegeln. Ser Gintrittspreis betragt
iiir oftipe uno palIipe Witglieber nno
6anlilie 81, fir grtra.8 amen %
Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

go Sr. Soiepb Tofornp eroiinet
mlorgen Abeno ieine nelie Mitiifballe
or Der gelairsG oao, uno guar ipir0
III oerielben ein aus oet beiten gaItis
morer Rltiifern deficiencies Srde.
iter con5ertiren. Der Elat lit beion.
eers iiir Oen Seriltd, BON 6amilien
geeignet unb miro III edit oeutiter
Weile betrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Wricffnitcn.

g. DC d., 49, Die 9emerfun9 italio
uidt I'M oIcutihen Gorreiponoen.
ten" ionocrn in cinem anOereu oeut.
lhen 9laite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

3uEpicI NricntT. - Ger 30
Sabre oltc Soiiob 9, McGomos CT
frantic gritcrn in ieitcr @O6nlna
Nr. 1913, SomcrictItroBe, III 6ol9e
pom neutrality-suspicious. muroc ieooa)
6alo lpieOer her9citeat. Gr nobnl 5it'
f1aia ais TrSilri geaen Scr5frnnfbc't
51t piel Don Dem @iftc.
3ur ewigen Gn6e gebets
i ct, Sic itcrblihc SiiGe bon 6roll
9hnguita S6miot, @ittfue bon 9rlt.
Sobn Shmiot, peldc ont Ilenltog
inn Nlter. BON 6S ESobren III lbrer lcb'
ten, Nlobnung gtr. f10, Welts0en'
riettn-S troBe, aus DEM &eben 'd)teo,
mnroe aeitern Nodmittag bon Dem
Srd1ierhnule aus oltf Der Baltimore
Cemetery" 5iir lebten <be ge6ettet.
Eoitor 8. N. 3intmermonm bon Der
enslild) . lritberiifen Gbriitus.airfe
belt Den Iroltcrapttesoienit ab nno
ais 9abrtuhtraser iunsipfen Die $50.
9harless Stroh ssranfH9 enton @ur-
tin Zimmerman uno GaitoIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
gnf friidcr sbut crruiidt.

SorneS =. ShonIpion nm Nrr Gde q
Snmorb. NM 0n,rni+rof, hc;,,r
n:.;o,so, o,,,
'"''"J'" "'"'"|
Ie'9'"o"''''"'
Ser "A Sabre oItC &onlcs Sbomps
ion bon 9tr. 5OS, Sin Gbor(eSItr.,
muroe geItern GbClO on ser Som.
aros uno Stodbolmitrubc babel cr.
lpiiht, oils er clncn iulihen TSellcrs
Nlorm cinlon0tc. Cicicr %erbui-
tllltg lptr6 BON Gem Ncucr 9eportc.
me1t iltioftrn 0robc @iftiofeit bel,
9ele8t, al5 bon iUncnt Staten aus
mGbrcno Der lCttcn ucun Wtorotc 10
fulid)c Nlqrn1C cingcionot mlroen.
% iid) in icncr 9}odbaridoit 5ubI.
rcihc groBe 60brtfrn bCfin0cn, sc,
rcn @o%arenloNcr Elm &upitol pen
o%nn1berno elmer NiQion Collars re,
prGicntirt 10 1T Is lCiht bc0reiilih.
DAB Die ScltcruCbr icncS 0iItriftc@
beinobe III cin Stooilm ser Ncrpo.
IitGt gerietb, lpcnlt Elm Mlorm bonn
aoitcn 9tr. 5l1 Ctntroi, Gin iolidcr
Nlorm BON lcncr WCQCu0 mllr0c lola.
lid ais elm belou0crc2 &erbrchcn be.
trahtct, mo trob0cm 9clong cS linz
bctonntcn offers, Ole Scltcrmebr pbnc
@runo nod Dem Ocrbobtcn Si9noI-
toiten 5ll brln8ct. Gem @rcnticr &.
.. WfcGobe bon Der Baltimore
Ohio 9obn" loItc eS oorbcbolten
ieirt einen Der N~tiiictbGter ~feitSll.
ncbnell. Die Hngcitclltcn I'M Cant
Ocn . 6rohtbohnbofc, meld)er iid) bis
sur S%ltenoltroBc crltrcdt, otbnlen 0o'
rilber erleld)tert ollf. @iS Jest iprd.
den FoIi5eibeomtc mo 9eomte oeS
Sellcr = departments often Die glrs
lift aus, Dab %rcnlicr oocr CONDUIT
tellre I'M Sraht0lCnltc Der yNoltis
more : Ohio E Nubn" Die fnllhen
Nlornte einion0tcn. Sitic 2ellte leg.
ten oober cine bclon0crc Wodlomtcit
oil Den Gag, Inn 5ll ihrcr Hcd)tiCrti-
glll1g eillcn Der 0tilietbGtcr 81 errui.
lden.
&llr5 nod) 8 llbr gcitern glbcnb be.
mcrtte Der Sremicr &. VI, 9. WtcGnbe,
ais CT in Den Gomocn- Sro6tbobnboi
elnfllbr, mic Elm W}ont bon Dem
ScucrolornltoItcn m~cgiprong. Gr
elite Dem 6%liehcnocn nod), MORT ieinc
Irn1c INN i'm un0 belt i'm tcit, bis
Der Eoli5ilt 9lonO orf Der Stellc or
ificn. I'm Dicic Belt lollgtc bic
Sellcriuebr oli Der 9ronoit0tte an,
lnO mn Der ltrcngen Monmcs5ltdt
Der Selte mar Is SIT oeroanfcn, ooB
Gbompion nidt cine Srodt Nriigel
erbiclt. Ger Irrcitunt mitroc nod ser
liloll6en EolSciltotion iibergciiibrt
ruoielbit CT GeWauo, Aen ,glnrm einae.
ionot 81, boben. Gr erfl1rte, ooB cr
ieoen Somitoa Nben0 icinen an Der
gSelt-, nobe @ornerzS troBe, lpobnens
Den gruoer beilthe unp initinftip Den
9uorm eingeionot babe. "a sic fol.
lfen Glornlc bon ienem aoiten BET
tobc %regclmlGBia am SomIto9 9lbeno
rn Die ndmlide Belt cingcionot ipllr.
Den, gloltbt Die Foli3ei, ooB Sbomps
5o,,tc w;t+hoiG,r,nn r,aho, fnn,
Mnh n;n inTihon MTnn.,
Gin onhc,c, ,nG4or or,.n, nn>o
~' "'INtNi wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

"** SIN .glectric,B arf" miro 5ur
G~rofinung ser Soiion am %. Mai
Die iaooporoiihe aopelle, an oeren
Spite Solpotore Gbiaipini itebt,
cine Serie BON Gon5erten eroffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

Gin epifurder. ,0ieier
mlleroble Ienih bat mir mein salta
5es 8lild geroiibt!" - SO! Sat ct
Sir Geine 6rau entiiibrt24r a9ein,
aber uniere aGhin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
InS Baltimore . GuuntD.
Confederation 5lpeicr Golu1tp . Sci,
tlnQcn. - SonntooS Gou5crtc
5lt Nipcr Siclu.- 9cidlnom iOclt,
tiii5irt. - &eri6ieocncs.

Die GoroncrS . SSllrp, melhc pom
Sricoensrihter :. Snlit6 Srrid bon
@IpnOon ousgcmGblt Dltr0c, INN Den
600 oe9 WunnCS 81 rlterilt6cl1, Der
om Icbten Wtittipod in eincm Sell'
ihober oltf Soiepb Srieocnmolo'S
6nrm 81 Wortbington &oaep oufoc.
funOen muroc, bat mad cinem Ser.
for pcridicocncr 3clt9cn entidieoen,
bob ser So0tc Soicpb @oQ, Elm ebc.
moIiger 2lnqcItcQter ocS Srn. SriG.
0enluolb, mar uno 6oB ocriclbc ollf
m~bcfanntc @ciie SIT iciucm Sobc
fam. Wr6rcre angcitcllte ocS Srn.
| 6ricOcnlpnI0 ibcptiii5irtcn .oic &lej;
0llngSitiide 6eS Sootcn ais Gigcn,
tbum 0cS @oa. @oQ mur0c an +.
Wtoi OS. SO. bon Srn. 6ricocruo(o
entlniien. ST nor in Nem . Seriep
geborcn uno 80 Sabre alt.
3ebn Collars ais 2icbes.
gabe.
Sn ieincm i'm @oiictgeridtc fir
Baltimore 3 Gountp 5lt Goruion cin.
gereihten Seitomcntc bot Scr Dor ci.
nigen Eu9en beritor6enc 9r.Gomoro
&. &Itpatcr Icinem Gnfcl gQon 9.
&cpicr 5e6n Collars ais 3eiden lei.
ncr 3uneigung bintcrloiien. Son
Dem iibrigcn SGrilc oc8 Io6loiic3
erbGlt Die Wittiuc, Srol Nntta M Sit,
noter, Elm GritttbeiI mo icire SoG)ter
6rou MorD s. Chapman 5luei 0ritt.
tbcile.
Gonioli0irunq.
Die Nfticninbober Der democrat
Er6liibing 60" bieItcn QcItcrn Nor
gen IN i6rcm 8iircolt 5l Solulon cine
SiBung ob mo bcIdIoiiclt. oelly Sol.
tinlorc = Goulltp Democrat, cineg8os
dlen5citung, NIT Dem .Worplono
Sournal," iueld)eS lie filr5lih foui.
ten, 31t conIoli6ircn ltl0 lp0dentlid
cine 3eitung inter Dem Nomenn Bal
tintore . Goluntp Democrat mo Sour.
mol" 5u Deroifentliden. 9os Sour.
nal" iurroe fiir5lih iiir $4,000 bon
oen Grben bcS perltorbencn @nt. s.
Hlt6p eriton0en. SCnotor @ormon
llno GongrcBmonn Solbott boben sic
Souptcontrolc iiber Die 3%citlng.
Sonntogs. Gon5ertc.
Gas critic Der Gon5crte, melhe oieic
Soiion 81 Hiper . &ielu itattiinoen
perocrt, beginnt beilte Worgen nm
10 ll6r 81 &iucr d. 8ielp. Ierner fin.
Den ant Nndnlittog uno glbeto Son.
5erte itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

.StiQe @niier iino tief," oos gilt
aiid) bon ser STUNT: fir Die am mel
item 2Grm gcrnoft miro, lit oft am
ieihtelten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

2ono!" rief ct aus. Sn Der 3ede
mobte CT eineu Seioeuroonu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

~ ~ 49,
.Tcutihc Tcd)nifcr . 8erein" biel.
geltern 9(bcno in 8. Ioigt'S @uQc,
Nr. tt22, @orforo . Gpenltc, lcinc
regclm0BiAc GeriommIllng, in mel.
der &r, Nrtbltr Sobenorcicr einc.l
Gortrng ilbcr Die 9enubung scr
@leftri5itGt ais Sr%iebfroft fir ii6er.
uno untcrirOiiden StroBcn6obn.
oienit" bicIt. Ser Sortrog iono ic6r
beifGGiNC Nuinobme. ginlo0nngcn
sur SohrcSidl1tBfeier ocs ,Morp.
lonb SnititltS" iino gum oclltidcn
Sehnifcrtng in Nep +. Oorf fonoctr
gnnobmr. mo Scr Gerein beiGloB
i'm Sltni cillcn alisilug nod aieicr's
Torf 5lt pcronitolten.
grtaQ icinet1S d Ii B 10 IL
5 G, r Setter arnolby 10 Sabre al,
bon 9}r, 800, 9innepitraBe, Der am
{. @oi 3ll !lpon gcad BON eitcm01e.
ger gcidoiicn lunrpe, .,erlog eeitcrll
I'M st. Goicpbs /, Soipitole" ieiner
SduBDunoc.
Ne0ertn perungliidt t. -
Die Gcgerin Amelia Gornep iiel &c.
tern an ser EiteitraBe, nobe Mprtlc-
9loenrc, pom einem StroBenbobn.
@aggon uno erlitt 10 idlpere @erle-
bungen, oob lie %5lpon5ig Minuten
ip1ter itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
SamitGts = Scridlt.

WCrlllQc SterDllutel III OCT pCtflolz
icucn @odc. - Gbnobmc scr
MoIern. - S6pinoilld)t iorocrt
OoS b6dIte Spfcr.
0ic Stcr6lidfcitsrotc ser lcbtcll
N9od)c NOR oic nicOrigItc lett &obrcn;
tic 6ctrll0 1880 pro 1000 Ser @e'
iummtbcp0lferung, 1915 fir bicS2ci-
Zen urO 26.60 fir Die Ncger. Is CT,
rigllcten iid t6S Goocaf0llc in @nI.
tintorc, 0cgcn tS5 IN Ser olcihlouicu-
Sen ISOLDE DeS G1riobrcS, 1913 III
1903 un0 1872 in 1902. &on 0cl Ser
itor6cncn morcn 81 I'M IllSlonOc &C.
borCn: 16 morcn Neger. Snt Ban.
@icip 9liUI crcignctcn iif 9, III so.
ipitGlcrlt is uno in nnbcrcn SllItitu.
ten If Sooc2fGac, IlS gcborcn iullr'
Sen - meiBc mo If Ncgcrtinocr &C.
mcloct. Die bouptidhlidJitcn CODES.
llriadcn luurcn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21

Gurd cincn Nlorm pom aoiten
9tr. 2t7 an Der Ode bon 5ronts ulo
Gretcr.S troBc mllroc Die SSclcrtpc6r
geitcrn Gbcno fitr3 mad 6 llbr nod)
bent Sotic 9tr. 50S, Golpin.S troBc,
geruien, no I'M 5peiteu Stodmcrfc
III cincm bon elmer Negerin berpobt.
ten ;3inlnlcr olrd einen 8oiolinofcn
5eltcr c%ntitonOcn mar. Ger Sdooen
mar geriltg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
NORFOLK & WESTERN ny
Schedule in effect Jan. p, 1905.
SOUTHBOUND
Leave Shenandoah Junction.

Leave Shenandoah Junction.
No. -S.3S a. m. for Roanoke ant
intermediate stations. Bristol. Knox
Vile and Chattanooga. Pullmans eep
er for Knoxville. Also for BIueheld
Pocahontas, Columbus, Cincinna / anr
points west Pullman for Roanoke
and Columbus.
No. I.--2 90 a. m. daily, for Roonoke.
Bristol, BluefeLi, Pocahontas, Welsh,
Pullman sleepe. Shenandoah Junction
10 Welsh.
No. 40 90 p. m. for Berryville, FROM
Royel, Luray, Shenandoah and interme
diate stations.
NORTHBOUND.
No. 2S.-I0;l5 a. m. for Shepherdstown,
Antietam and Hagerstown.
No. a. o:o4 for Hagerstown and points
north. Pullman sleeper 10 New York.
No. 2.-2:56 m. daily for Hagerstown.
Pullman sleeper for Philadelphia.
For rates, schedule, ETC., apply to any
agent N. & w. r. r., or
w. B. BEvILL, ME- BRAGG.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Trav. Pass. ACT.
Roanoke, Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07

ADVANCE IN WAGES.
Baltimore q Ohio shopmen to &c
From 10 to 25 Cents

announcement was made
Friday that the wage sea 9
of the metal workers and ma
chinists in the locomotive re-
pair shops of the Baltimore &
Ohio has been revised, results
ing in an advance of from 10 to
25 cents a day. This advance
affects about 800 men in the
various shops over the system.
and means an increase in the
pay roll of the company Of
about 100000 a year. The
men will work 10 hours day
each working day, except Sat-
urday, when they viii work
nine hours.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
Fnther Sent Poisoned CANDY.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct. 3.-George
FoulS, aged five, and Mamie aged eight
were poisoned at Dayenports Soldiers
home by candy which, it is claimed,
was sent to them by their father, Jona-
than Foulk Of Marion, Ia. The candy
was received with otherspresents from
the father, and when the two young
children ate it they became very i'll.
The boy almost died before medical aid
could be given him. Half dozen other
children who ate of the candy became
III
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
PROTECTED IMPROVEMENTS.
mANY NEW SIDE Walks no BIZ con
srRucpED THIS MONTH.
cushsva 60 Make Repairs
TO west siariim Street.-The work
Now ON Hand

NDfF DtA f'@'~ttsFs
Councilman Cushwa will soon
place. an iron sewer pipe across
West Martin street, at the cor
ner Of Maple avenue, and make
some other needed improve
ments there.
David Evans has placed a
concrete sidewalk in front of
his property on East John
street.
j. w. Ambrose has been
given the grade for a concrete
sidewalk in front of his prop
erty on South Water street.
O. S. Rigsby has completed a
brick sidewalk in front of his
property on the north side of
East John street, making a
continuous sidewalk from Wa
ter to Queen, all of which has
been laid during the past year
or two.
Contracts for new concrete
sidewalks as follows: Deatrick
heirs, in front of The Evening
World building and the Spills
man store; the Misses Muth on
West King street; Oscar See, on
Second street. The work will
be completed this month.
The authorities have confere
red with the Baltimore & Ohio
people about a new concrete
sidewalk along the lot immedi'
ately north of the crossing on
North Queen street, as well as
q new sewer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
ROBBED TO WIN BET
Leonard, Who Stole $3.50, O5o,
Makes Unique Confession.
HIS GIRL BELIEVES HIN INNOCENT
Obtained Securities with Forged
Check and Mailed Them to owner
10 show How Easy Wall
street Could BE Fooled.

NEW YORK, Oct s. Henry Leon
ard, twentyfour years old, ten dollar
a week messenger for Halle g. Steig-
litz brokers, OF 80 Broad street, is the
man who robbed the National City
bank Of S359080 in securities belong
ing to Pearl q Co, bankers and bro
kers, on Wednesday last
Leonard lives at $50 East One Hun
bred and Thirty-sixth street. He looks
younger than he really is and is the
last person one would suspect Of engi-
neering the scheme TO which he con
fessed.
lie was held by Magistrate Pool in
$4,000 bail for examination and taken
back to headquarters. On going out he
said to . questioner, 4 did it on a
BET"
One of The strangest parts Of the
young mans story told to the police
was his assertion that he had commit
ted the theft just to show how easy it
was to fool the National City bank
clerks.
Both Captain McCauley and Albert
Steiglitz believe that he got the SCI
curities with no other end in view.
A statement made to the police that
he mailed the bulk of the papers TO
Mr.. Pearl was substantiated by the lat
ter's son. The culprit instead Of mail
ing them to the Office Of the firm sent
them to Mr.. Dyer Pearls home lie is
III Europe, and there the envelope lay
from late Wednesday afternoon until
Sunday, when Mr.. PEARLS son opened
the package.
lie at once telephoned Edward Stay
back, another member of the firm Ex-
animation of the securities revealed
the fact that they were the stolen ones
The United States Steel and Metropol-
itan Street railroad stocks and Wa
bash and Tobacco bonds, representing
about 100000. were missing.
Leonard was arrested by Captain
McCauley of the detective bureau, SUI
perintendent Dougherty OF the Pinker
ton agency and Detective Sergeant
Woodbridge of the central office while
he was standing at the corner of One
Hundred and Thirty eighth street and
Third avenue.
When caught he denied all knowledge
of the theft, but later. when taken to
police headquarters and confronted
with the evidence, made a full confes-
sion, describing his work in every de
tail and making his remarkable dec
laration that he stole the securities for
the one and only purpose of showing
how easy it was to accomplish such
things in Wall street.
Park Commissioner Henry G. Schra-
der of the Bronx last evening came 10
the defense of Henry Leonard, The
young Wall street clerk who has con-
fessed to the theft Of $359,000 of Sc
curities from the National City bank
Leonard has been paying attention to
Mr.. schraders daughter Lulu.
Commissioner Schrader when asked
about the case said:
There is no engagement between
Leonard and my daughter Lulu as far
as i know, but he called here frequent
ly. / believe he is thoroughly honest
ana will aid him in any way l can. l
do not believe that he did this thing
with the least thought of dishonesty"
Miss Schrader was very positive. of
Leonards innocence of any criminal
intent in obtaining the securities.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
nnh connterreit Money.

HUNTINGTON. w, Va, Oct. g.
George Olenstead has been arrested
here and a considerable sum of coun-
terfeit money found on his person.
Olenstead made confession in which
he disclosed the location Of the coun-
terfeiters' headquarters under the Ohio
river bank below Central City. A
quantity of metal for making the boz
gus coins and several molds were
found
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Mrs. Loeb serioualv Ill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. Secretary
Metcalf of the department of com
MERGE and labor who has been i'll with
an affection of the stomach, is reported
somewhat improved Senator Hepburn
Of Idaho, who has been i'll for some
days, continues to improve. The con
dition of Mrs Loeb, the wife Of the
secretary to the president, remains UNI
changed She is still seriously i'll.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
The Twice -a-Week American.
Fhe Cheapest AID Best Family News
diaper Published
DNlY ONE DOLLAR a YEAP,
Six Months, so Gents.

THE TWICE : A WEEK AMERl
AN is published in two Issues ! uts :.
day and Friday mornings. with the
news Of the week in compact shape.
II also contains interesting special
correspondence, entertaining roman
.es. good poetry local maifer Of gem
-rai interest and fresh MISCELLANY
suitable for the home circle care
fally edited Agricultural Department
and full and reliable Financial and
Market Reports are special features.
CHAS. e. FULTON q co,
FELIX AtfN S, Mgr and Publisher
American Office
Baltimore. Md
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printcrs strike nt NIinnennoIis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Oct. 3. Fol
lowing the strike at st. Paul, print
er.' strike is on here. An open shop no
tice posted in all the job printing of
fees precipitated the Minneapolis
branch Of the strike. The Minneapolis
Typothetae has imported strike break
ers and have opened some of the shops.
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ynEsApEAkn STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CHESAPEAKE LINE"

0t1EoAfEAhE LINE.
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS,
AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA"
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK Va
Steamers leaves Baltimore daily fex-
cept Sunday al 8 80 A N, and arrive at
Old Point Comfort al 6 A. NJ. and Norfolk
II zig A M, where all connections is
made With the Rail Lines for all points
south and Southwest
YORK RIVER LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMER CHAR
LoTTE" AND BALTIMORE
FOR WEST POINT AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers leave Baltimore Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday 1t 5P. NJ, and
rive at West Point at 7.3o A. NJ, and
Richmond at o.25 NJ
Landings on York River will be made
4 Gloucester Point, Clay Bank and All
oond's in each direction
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
PIER Is AND fo LIGHT ST. WHARF.
Through tickets TO all points can be
ecured baggage checked and stateIoons
eserved from the City Ticket Offices
Nos 3I7 N Charles street,TI West Gem
re street or the General Offices, $50
.iehl St Baltimore, Md.
REUBEN FOSTER, Ell CHISM,
General Manager, Gent Pass. Agt.
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Rev. Mr. Ewell Accents.

Rev. John f. Ewel, rector of St.
Johns Episcopal church, Hancock
has accepted call to become assist
ant rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
church, Philadelphia.
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Married In baltimore.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Sue Candy, formerly
this civ, but now of Washingtor.
and George u cook, also of WAIST.
ingion. The ceremony was performed
10 Baltimore The groom is bar
endcr in Washington cafe ana the
bride was formerly Mrs Sue Creque
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
HORSE WAS STOLEN.
officer Blake Gets Reward For Find
ing the Animal.

A horse belonging to Lively
man Snapp, of Inwood, which
was left standing in front Of y
saloon on West King street on
Saturday night, was stolen.
presumably by some drunken
men out for a frolic, and driven
into the country several miles
and abandoned. The police
were informed Of the theft and
on Sunday morning Officer
Blake located the animal and
brought it to town, where it was
turned over to the owner. TIL
officer got a reward Of $40. In
the buggy was a new suit of
clothes and several other arti-
cles belonging to the man who
drove the horse to town, but
nothing was taken from the
buggy. The person who appro
priated the animal has not yet
been caught.
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New Rector Installed.

Rev. Henry Thomas, formerly ec-
tor of Trinity Episcopal church il
this city, but later in change Of TIA
Episcopal church at Laurens, S c..
has been installed as rector Of st. NJ
chael and Angels church, West
WASHINGTON. He delivered his f,sl
sermon on Sunday morning
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-07
Greenawalt In Maryland

Charles Greenawalt, the man who
stole Liveryman Geary's horse and
buggy in Hagerstown and tried to sell
the property in this city. was last seen
Friday near Frederick, Md. He
escaped, however, with officers from
Hagerstown still on his trail.
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rurn verein President Found Dead.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 3.-Dr. Max
Urwitz, president Of the Houston turn
verein, president of the board of school
trustees and Republican candidate for
congress, was found dead at his Office
here early in the morning.