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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
Dermiid1to uabridten.

Die 9unoes groBteIbporsneH,
bic IN @bicago, 81, sinserufen purs
BEN, uM bic llnteriubuHg grqen BEN
5leif9truit 3u sr0fTusn. hpsr0eR iid
nm ben ban oem gOmmifGr flr @ors
pordtionsn sSames R. gprfielo ZEN
gongrsb unterbrtitet~l 9eri8t niAt
tiimmern fonosrn auf 9runo oeg
ibusn Dorgelegten ge@eismzteriqls
ibre NtaBnabmsn trefFenl 2luF cine
biesbe3iiglibe i5re9e fGete Der 6ilfss
8un0eshiitrittsonpdlt WfDrriion fol-
eenoes: n6iir uns lit es bpn abIoIut
teiHer 8ebsutung, mas Dds Bepurtez
ment fir 6anbelss uRo 9lrbeiteranqez
legen6eiten tbut. mir iperoeR NIT uns
ierer lluterIu6ung poraRge6eH, iUie
mir iie geplaut fUnbeH. 1err @orfielo
bat feline Qgenten ausgej9idi, nm
IbutIdmeH uHb 3abIen al iammelH
uno niht Die gei9dFtsmstboosN nss
6letIntrufts eiHer griifuug 3u unter-
5ieben. Seine 2luTgabe mar es nitt,
feit5uiteneu. Oh Die SnIohtEausFir.
men. Die man gsDobHlib nit nem Rd=
men r8eeftruit be3eihRet, Der lle6ers
tretuRg oes Sbermdn @jeieBeg l6uls
big Iinb Ooer nitt. Sem 8eriht Bat
nit Der lluteriunung Der @roBgss
i9DoreneH ntthts Su thuH.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

6ODaro. 6eRrp Ridols, i'm
peRlihen 5eile 6es Gouutgs mOhnhaFt,
ffarb im alter DOn so Sabren. aie
Beeroigune f6n0 in SLlinOis Fdtt.-
Cine SO6ter bon @eOrge Sberman,
Der 8 Meilcn n5roli9 BON bier wObni
1T i'm alter ben 8 Sabren am S6ar=
lahfieber QeEtorben Js t',gen NOD
mebrere Diitglieoer Der 6amilie an oer=
IeIbgn Srantbeit oarniebsr. R0fmas
GtibertfOR in 8ilas berlDr ein abt $50
den alies Riuo an Der 2unoenentsan-
OuHg.
6swarb. Senrp 6. Sberman,
So Sabre alt, III bier pIbslid nerifsr=
BEN. gr mar Der 8ater BON 5enrp
Sherman. Der Bnr etDo smei Woden
Rarb. unb er par gu beHen Sseroieung
Don gSaueOR. Soma. hierher geEOms
men. Geo. Ebermans Elm on0erer
SOhu eeRelben, iR sbenFaas Ihwtr
tranf Nit oenGarmarbsiten III Is In
Dieler 6eQeae nod ni3ts Das Wettsr
II su raub uno talt 0aflr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

Gin 0eutlhss SprHbport iaet Sin
Iteter 5ropFer 65bIt oen Sfeina Seit
sSobreR BAT Der @ermania 8erein, trOb
Der nle9r, ais beoauerlibeu uno turs=
lidtigeu 8eilnabmlOFeteit oes 0eutl6-
tRms uno Der .8eutIhmideIei" fih
uidt sntmutigeu laHen uuo Die 6oIqe
mar, DAB Istt einiger 3eit Der in o.r
2lIbe glimmenoe S5uute ourh Reues
&eiBi9 ueu 9endbrt, fuiItert uuo sur
6lamms auE3uIhlagen begiHnt. Sas
ueue Seben be9onn NIT Der 8eparatur
Der @ermdnia=6dQe, Oie iebt oie lb6nIte
Der Staot ilt Reue @litgIieoer lieBen
Iid auFuebuleu, ate Mlit9lie0er, wel6e
ausgetretsn DGreR, tDieOer in bic alte
Garoe aufnebmen, Die oeutIhe { hule
wuroe geTibert uub am l, 4pril Deroen
minoeaens so bis go GiRoer an OerIel=
ben teilnebmtn uno Oie 0ielen anOeren.
nod ldIfg bIeibenoeR Riuoer ebenfaas
gum na9abmsnoen SeiIpiel anlbor=
ileR. @s folgte 0ns oeRttgIr0iae Stiff
tunesfeIt oes @ermaniapereins NIT
einem 10 9roBen @rFolee. S0B Der
Osuti6e gli6sl gnn5 Oerpunoert oie
4uqen nufriB unO NIT oem @dhnsu
aafb6rte uno last but not least 1T Die
9 diIIerfeitr
I'm WloHat H1ai tein Sraum near, ions
bsrH cine beldlOHene Sadie. Benu
aud Die fir oen 4beuo oes 10. Rdrs
sinbsrufeus MaHenberlammlung mans
dem niat 10 tuidtig saIt, als O0s cole
Spiel GO, gSdparser Better" uuO
y5hafst0pf@ 10 tDaren 0iesmol bic re-
prdieatntibsn, osutIhen @el6dTte Der
Staot our9 8ertreter erI6bieRen un0
baben ben id6nen GutI6luB gefaBt, in
3utunft nader an Dem 3ieI niltsu6el.
fen. 0as 0ur6 bic S9ilerfeier oeF6r=
bert psroeR Iou, ndmlih cine Orqdni-
Iatisn beg DeutIdtums 81 IhaFfeR, I'm
lesterem oeR glaB 5u li5eru. Den es
trait ieiHer 3abl uno ieiHer 8eoeutung
beroient. Die SeIsioieuug. oab man
9eutIdeu aur eineH 8oIisiIteuPofen
aubietet, loa uuo Oarf fih Ri9t wieSer-
bolen.
Gum 3pefe Der gbruRg 0es 8i6ters
S6iaer, Der ben OeutlheH R0men
grOB gemaat bat, un0 oelIen 100. SOz
OestaQ am 9. glai b. s. tuieoertebrt
uno gum 3mede elmer groBeu 6eutIbeu
Semoufratton tuiro Die Shillerfeier
abgsbalten tperOen.
Sei Der, Iesten5oHuta9 eiuberuIeuen
@TtraEibung maren bic 8ertreter oes
promiuenten 9eutIntums bon SiOur
sails erihienen uno babeH hurh finan=
5ietie uuterItlBuug uH6 eur9 Die gu.
Ii6eruug ibrsr Ollie oen plan geii@ert.
@s muroen bereit5 am lebten SonntGq
bon 0sn ARmeIenoeu iiber $400 oeseid=
net uH0 fiherIih tDerhen Iih Die bbri=
gen 3eutiden nibt Don osn Amerita=
ueru nabla9en IaReu, saB Tie mar geI0
Fiir Bier haben uu0 uur oanR su 6eIten
tommen, tUeRn es ni6ts EOIiet. 8a1ar
tenuen pir oas bsutIhe Clement beHer.
I'm ole 9ldne Der S9ilerFeier in FeIte
6oruisn Su bringen, mur0en EOlgeH0e
@omites ernannt:
6inans=@Omite 9lnbren Rusbu, g6ar=
les GantIs, 8. s. 9eibsle, glOris
2ebinger uHO @eor9e 5dlOHer.
Serr 9eoinser III Prdli0ept 0ieTes
GOnites uno 6err Suehn 6asb
neifer
arrangements Gomite-SobH 6reeIe,
garl Sruder, OTIS 8bsling. 9aas
9emntb, @eOrs SprOeHer unb Sn=
oretD &uebn.
BreB-@oniits SObn 6reeIe. Charles
5antIe. Artbur Soeni9. 9i. 2estn=
ger. 0ans 8smutb uno Sertreter Der
engIilGeH td9liben 3eitun9sn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
lsauB

8Gs SdiH arbeitete iif bel ipiegel=
glatter STE oormorts 6is WoHtag gohs
mittag 30 llbr, als mir iii 8oBer
englono, GnlaHgteu. 6igr lanDsten
mebrere Bafagiere. I'm $50 llbT
oing's nei'er nod Autuerren, no mir
am Gienftae morgeRs um $50 lbr
anlangten uHO cine Stunoe Ipdter be
trateu mir spropdiIhss 6sitlano. ggas
Die Soft, 8eoieuunq. 9ett uuo Amiils=
meut aul 0em 8ampIer .s3eelanO Der
3eD Star Cine aubetriht, 70 t0nusH
fe fir ben Brsis, ben ib be3ablt babe.
uidt ubertrpiTsn merOen, 5eoen 5ag,
morgens um 1880 llhr bis IL llbr
IpieIte Die Rniit auf Sed un0 2t5su0s
pon 9 bis 10 llhr i'm Speileiaal. Die
9Hremburaer Rationalbpmne. vOHs
Seulebt@ (lniere 6eimat). b6rte id auf
Dem Sbiff lpielgn; ih bate OieieIbe
leit IA Sabren Mot mebr aebbrt
oas @eiGbl. oas mid beIdli9
6olgsnOes 1T bic 4leilsnsabl bic Oas
Ehiff tGdllb suritdledte
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

8illfibe. 6rau 3. Negeboupt
mar ldDer erErautt. beIinoet nun aber
tuieoer auf Der 8elIeruna. 0err @.
gBen3el iIt borige @ohe i'm 0auie Sei-
mes Scbnes ina hoAen sitter bon "a
aabren uno 8 Monatsa berEdieDeu.
@r Dat felt nahesa 20 Sabren in 8oua=
las @ountp aetUohnt nnO Itano bel
AnelI. Die ibR tannten, in bo6er 9Id=
tune. sSn ben leBten Sabren mar er
leioer erbLinoet. @r hinterldBt fiinl
Rinoer. bier oerlslbsn ipohnisn Der Se-
erpieuug bel, tpel4e bon Der 6lensbut.
Ger airshs ans 0urd Rahpr 3bulias
itattfono, Corr
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

.gierre. Wenu iib ans 8erl6te
bepobrbeiten, nethe betreTs pongiIen-
buhnbauten bonn MihOuri mad ben
Bad SiGs iebt laut ueroen, 10 uiiroen
balo mebrere 2inien 6as 9anD meFtlin
b0Rt WiNcuri burdtreusen. gDie bon
bier gemelOet tutro, bat auh Die 9t0rtb-
peftsrn 8ahn 8ermehnn9sn bonPierre
in tpeitLiher Ri6tung Dornebmen lal-
fen. Die neue rWbiie 3iper BaIlen
q. u. SO, pelhe fid fiirslitb intor=
pOriren lisb. fOl Grnlt MAIDEN NIT benz
8ou Der Giienbabn BON G6anberlain
nah GeaonoOO. unb binter oieier @e-
leuT9aft foa natirlih Die Dlilwautee
Babn lteben. @s bleibt Gber INNER
bin ab3unarten. mas in 9Birtii6teit
BsIdeben fDirD.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
ams sen 8la6 Gins.

0pt g prings. 6. 6. 6ul
bat oas gigentnm oes Blad Oils Sol.
leee, ein 8ebduoe uno einen 20 Ader
qroBeu gIab, an Elm Oiflihes 5nn0ita.
fir $l8, 900 bertauFt.
Gentral Gin. MilIam Goos
Gioge purDe gum 4nitmsiitsr ben Genz
trail 6itp ernannt an 5telie pon 6. q.
6arnbam. Der reIignirt bat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
@tisinsr atfprtaun.

Sel etner . re % 4 4 g
Der 4ufgabeN. bic Der bon Der ralIiz
Iden RegieruHq eiHberufene 4reHe
ausi9uB Su l0Ien habeR lpiro. uH Die
9epprmunoung Ger Sdriftlteller uno
Reoatteure ourb Die gsnlurbeb0roe
m6glihit sin5uIdlrdnten. srtnRsrtRuls
Tatotp in oeR Ronolti on eiRen RniFf
Den Die ruiIiihen AutoreR Hidt islteN
aniDenben, um Der 8eldltiaung burh
ben geRfpr 5u sntgeben: lie laHen ihrs
ArbeitsH untsr folfter 5Iagge EeseIn.
so peroen 5ahlreids rulIIhe Orieis
nalbidtuugsn ais lleberlsBun5eH aus
aeeeben, inoem man tie nit benz 8er=
mert Nus e,0ethe", .2tus Shiler"
bauptIGhli6 aber n2lus Seine Der
iiebt. 3ie 3obl Der 6eine'TobeH @s
6ibte in rufitfGer Spra1e 1T ouf oies
fe MeiIs Dur6 cine 9eibs Don 9oelieH
berei6ert iporben, Die Fsine ME az
I9rieben bat. 8ieIe gsnIOreR DiNeR
5tpar reht gut, ouB bieie ODER ieRs
Ga9e nit 5eine nihts semsinlam bat.
fsben aber burh bic Singer. uniomebr
als bic gsnfurorbnung lie nint Der
pflihtet, bic lleberiebuHg NIT bemCri
ginoI 3u bergLei6en,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
SOiQer. .Geier,
Der GrtOlg Oericlben lit ninmebr
9eiibert.
SUD 9tmontratiDH 6ts 9tntidtrms.

8eioraiiOus= uno Bardoe, @0mits-
gbarles Spibnngsl, g0pnr6 8Gum=
beier, Sobn 5rsele. Sam gurbaum,
SoAu 8GuOolpb, @eorge Dlaurer,
@barles Gantle uuo Otto 6oeRig.
5ransportatiouss 6omite-geo SbloI-
ier. ReriB 2sDineer uHO 8. s..
Seibsle.
Dos 6inan3=@Dmite bat cine 2iRe
Der be6er lituirten 8eull6en anaelegt
uno miro In oieIen 5agen ueitere Sub
ItriptiOuen fbern &aein ie6er 9eat=
Ihe iol mitbelfen uno ieesr 8etrag III
Dilltommen. Die ginsels@Omites tuer=
Oeu pdbreno Der g8ote SiBungen ab=
halten ltuo 5onntaqs oem General
gOHlite 8eribt srRatten. 8as Dorldu=
fts aeplauts
SET BrOgramm
beitebt aus elmer
8 r0 Sen parade NIT 2 Rulit=
tape1en, &eiteru, Shaumageu (Sse=
ueu aus ShilIsrg @erten oaraelen0)
ben 8ertretern Der oeutI6en 9ir@eu.
@eiddite. 8ereine. 2ogen etc, Den
Rin0eru Der oeutTden Shule, 8etei=
Iigung Der osutIden geD6lEerung
bon SiOur SAILS uno Der llmoeoeu6
u. 70.
3l a D gsNuterbnltunq
nit fSshreoe, @Onsert unO 3eSitatios
uen aus Sdilers gGerten. 5oIiiten
uIU., tDdbrenb Die 8orfenuHg bon
& tlbelm SeIl bur6 Y9italieoer
oss beriibmten Miilnaufee BabFtbea=
tsrs ausefrebt miro. 5oate 0ies
uam6eIi6 Isin, TO mirO cine anOere
erleIene s 3 fefer i'm Gperu=
baus on bic Stels treten. 5aran
i4lieBt fb eIus
'R afsieriH Der @ermania=6aIe.
gBie Die 2sTer ieben, Rebt alIo Elm
6ef beD0r, tusldes osm 2lnOeREeR 5dil=
lers aHO Osm Deutlbtum gbre MAIDEN
iou. 80r aaem wira aud bic 0eutl6e
Bebelterung auBerbalb bon Si0ur
6ahs i'm llmtreis bon 20 bic 100 Reis
len, berange;Dgeu uer0en. beIonOers
uRiere tDaderen 0sutI@en 6armer, oas
aafgrat unO Ote Rabrune Ipsnoense
Queue Oss 8eutIdtums
Sci Der 56iaeyfsier Ioleu Oi, 8eut.
I6en tpieDer einmal betDeiIen, aus mel
dem sroBen 9aabl fie Itammen unO,
mas he leifen t0Hnen uno Iolen. gs
IOa cine 9eier merben, mel be BEN iuns
sen oeuti9en Clement imponirt, ulIere
ameritauiibsn RitbHreer IOleu elm
paar Gage lang niht aus Der 8erDun=
Oerung beraustommen uno es oarF on
benz Sage 8iemano NIT elmer rbeuma=
til6en @ntiAuI0isuns Ue9bIeiben.
uniere iungen 6armersI6bue m6qeu
li1 ibOR heute i6re ameritaniI6en
S9drpen 3ure1tle9en uno ibrt ld0nfeH
Bfer0e Guslu1eR uno bon oeren @etrab
mug Der gOOeu Don @llis, 8ea, 2ennOr,
0GDis. 0arrisbure, Hea &opios,
9orretlOn, SbsrmGn, Sartfsro, 6um=
bolOt u. |. 10. ersittern. sc Rebr, il
beaer uno, tOenn smei 6armertdbaaerie=
resimeHter anrdden! lln0 ibr lieben
@roBmAtter, Snnten, 6rauen unS
Rao6en. ma1t Cure gntel, S6bne,
Sddke u. I. ~. 70 Fetn ala mogli1,
6enn eas SeutIdtum foo fih einmal
lebeu IaHeu.
3um S6lub laBt uns auf itb0nes
Detter Silr bic 6hillerFeier uno elm
fre9es @eIinssa Der 5elfOemonfraticu
anitOBen nit oens Notto: .6riBe,
Ratbi. aae an 9ed! gsqilt sur @bre
oss Beutihtums, gum AnOeHten 0es
Wtannes, Der ben ,BIIbelm SCI" fir
ale 3eiteu seOi6tet bat. d
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

2lm 4. 4tdr5 trateH aeun nsueNdn
ner IN Den 8unbesIennt elm: SSIiDor
Gdiner Don WIdrplanb. 5rant 5Flint
bon GaliFornien, gImer Barfett bon
giebrasta, Samuel giles Don 9BaI6.
ingtpn, Sbps. Garter bon MoHtand.
Wioredn 8ultelsn eun Connecticut.
8eorge SUTHERLAND bon lltob, Robect
Ga 6oLetts bon WtsconIiH unO @eorge
RiroH BON Aepaod. 9elapdre unp
Mifouri bleiben pOrlduTie nod auf
eineH 5endtor beibrdntt. Sm Sam
3en ipirD. Der neue Senat aus SO Res
publitaRern un6 81 9emofrdten bette
ben, tpGbrsnb pas ReprdIentdnteRz
baus bes SO. g0ngreFss. OeHen 4mtsz
termin sbenfals am 4. WlGr5 begonn,
aus 251 Republttansrn uno 135 De-
mOtruten SuiammsngeieBt lit. Sm
6auIs bes So. gonsreFes hottsn bic
Rspublitantr eiEe Waioritat BON 35
5iimmen uno i'm Heueu goRgrsB
ipirb oieleIbe duf 116 srbobi.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16

preeigt hGlten un6 oann ieinen g8ir=
tungstrei5 naa Roro D0tota berIeeeu.
BIe Nebrsabl leinsr bieIieen gemetnOe-
9ltseer iehen i'm uneern uon bier
lDeIoen. @elfpbaIe
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-03-16
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
Resolutions of Respect.
Martirshnrg Oct Q

Martinsburg Oct. 8 1905
AT a regular meeting of United
Link, Div. 1862, brotherhood of En-.
gineers, The following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, sudden and unexpected
death has taken from our midst Bro.
Conrad Hammann who died October
2 1905.
Resolved. that by the death Of Bro.
Hammann, Division No. 352 has been
deprived of an honored ana worthy
member, each member of loving and
trusted Bro, Society a Gentleman
worthy the name; mis- wife and
children one who tenderly loved and
cared for them with devotion worthy
Of husband aud father.
Resolved. that we realize more than
ever before. the great danger Of our
occupation and the expedieucy of at
all times being prepared to meet our
Master and also the responsibility of
making suitable provisions while in
health for the support of our familie
after our death, that this children NAV
oe educated and the home maintained
Resolved that we realize that mar
can do nought but submit to the II
of the Grand Chief of the Univer..
aud we at this sad moment bow our
heads I'D humble submission, extend.
ing to the bereaved family chr deepest
re7rets. we svmpathize with the
family III there sad bereavement
While we cannot estimate their scr
row or express it in words, trust that
trey NAV find comfort in HIM who
doeth all things well, and we earnest.
ly pray mat God in his intimate mercy
viii enable them to bear up under
thier sad bereavement with Christian
furtitude and humble submission Il
His devine will;
That as just tribate to the memor,
of our d. ceased Brother Div. 352 Grapes
its charter in memory thirty days and
that copy of these resolutions be
presented to the family and be pub,
lisheaf in The Evening World paper,
John A. Bowers
VIM. T.. 0uddy
M. l.. Shsrm
Committee.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
OFFICER KILLED BY NEGRO
reputy Sheriff Hardy Shot to
Death Tuesday Morning.
MURDERER IS JAMES BURRELL
Latter Escaped and Has Not Yet
Been Captured.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas Hardy for
merly a well-known Baltimore & Ohio
detective, was shot aud killed about
o'clock this morning at Weverton,
Md by negro believed to be James
Burrell, who Is fugitive from the
officers at Baltimore, where he il
wanted for killing a negro cook on an
oyster boat and murderous assault
upon the captain Of the boat and the
theft of 5000 belonging to the captain.
Mr.. Hardy was in company with
two other officers, and the three were
watching the freight trains on the
Baltimore q Ohio at Weverton In the
hope OF capturing Burrell. A freight
pulled in about 0 clock. and the off,
GERS separated to make search. A
few moments afterward the others
heard two pistol shots and went ia-
mediately to the scene They found
Officer Hardy laying beside the track
with two bullet holes In his breast.
He lived but few moments.
Later white man was arrested by
tue officers, aud he stated that MIR.
Hardy had been shot by negro. sup
posed to be Burrell. He said that
Burrell, another negro, and himself
were in box car. and that the officer
startedto climb In, whereupon Burrell
pulled gun and fired twice. All
three men then jumped out OF the car
and escaped.
Burrell rs still at large, although
tie officers are making determined
search for him. Hs formerly worked
at the Bessemer qusrries, near here,
and it is believed he was en- his way
back to seek coyer among the negroes
employed there.
The dead officer was aged about Al
years and is survived by his widow
nd four children. He was well known
in Martinsburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
HE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT.
Dn. STANLEY MARTYR TO THE
PLAGUE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Death Claimed Hero oil war on Yellow
Fever In thc south Volunteer
In Medical Army.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-A martyr
IN the fight against yellow fever, DIR.
G. NJ. Stanley, formerly of North Da-
kota, lies dead at his plantation home
ON Bayou Barataria as the result OF
relapse from yellow fever.
Dr. Stanley came to Louisiana with
his family three years ago. When yell
low fever appeared on Bayou Barataria
he volunteered his services to stump
out the disease. He placed his steam
launch at the disposal Of the authors
ties and for days and nights visited
and ministered to the sick.
Several weeks ago he was himself
stricken and was brought to New Or
leans Emergency hospital. He remain
ed there until he believed himself
cured and Immediately returned to the
bayou and resumed his work.
Exposure and the fact that he had
ventured out too soon resulted in q
fresh attack Of the illness. and death
has claimed him. DR.. STANLEY was y
Mason and VIII be buried from the
| Masonic temple with high Masonic
| honors.
After raining steadily for about thir-
ty-six hours the weather has cleared.
Adverse winds and the heavy rains
backed the water from the lake into
the basins and also submerged a com
siderable portion of New Orleans. a
stop has thus been again put TO the
sanitary work
The fever report shows: New cases,
| N; total. 3,2l2;- deaths, 1; total, Ali;
new foci, 6; cases under treatment
| ISL: cases DISCHARGED. 2.i14
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
WAS MORGAN COUNTY MAN

A futher investigation of the
sensational story coming from
Cumberland about a "promnient
resident of Berkeley county
having deceived a young girl
by a bogus marriage, shows the
individual to be a wellsknown
man of Morgan county, instead
of Berkeley. A trial of the case
was held, in Berkeley Spring
Friday, when futher develoI s
ments are expected. The story
created considerable interest in
Martinsburg, and speculation as
to the identity of the man was
rife. He is said to be an ex>
member of the West Virginia
Legislature.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
OFFICERS AFTER HIM.
ExPERIENcE OF mARTINsRune
auroIsT IN FREDERICK COUNTY.
mar. Bender summoned 20 Surrender.
But Establishes Hfs Innocence
and Gets Home safely.

Mr.. Lee NJ. Bender. the well.known
lumber dealer of this city, who owns
g speedy automobile, was stalked for
several miles by the bloodhounds of
the law in Frederick county rn Satur-
day morning, and only escaped arrest
because of the fact that his machine
was of different color than the
one owned by the man whom the OH.
GERS were after. 1t seems that some
bold, bad autoist dashed through a
toll-gate on the Winchester pike with
out the tritling formality of paying
the toll. Now, if there il one thing
the gate-keepers and officers of the
Winchester pike love better than a
good dinner it is to exact the full
pound of flesh from the hated autoist
So there was an immediate hue and
cry, an instant gathering Of a posse OF
officers and outraged citizens, and In
moment the excited denizens OF
Frederick county were in full pursuit.
Learning that an autoist was strand
ed at Stephens City. because of a
breakdown, the posse and officers
swooped down OH the hapless individ
ual, pitchforks and guns ready for i'm
slant action. The stranded autoist
proved to be Mr.. Bender.
Surrender, gol dern We - shouted
the leader of the posse, placing his
pitchfork in rest, like knight OF the
middle ages getting ready for charge.
Mr.. Bender had been lying ON his
back beneath the machine, tinkering
with its vitals, while the cold, clammy
sweat formed little pools ia the dust
of the road. But when ne heard the
imperative summons he slowly emerg-
ed, gasped in astonishment, and mild
ly inquired what the embatrled array
might mean. Somewhat disconnected
the posse explained that they were
looking for a man with a nerve like
unto that of an insurance officer,
who had dared to beat a toll.gate.
Mr. Bender denied the soft impeach-
ment, and soon proved his innocence.
lie says that hereafter, when he goes
to Frederick county for little spin
he will take certificate of character
with him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
AFTER ROUSS' MONEY.
TRIAL OF THE MRS. cowEN SUIT
NOW ON IN NEW YORK.
she Wants s3s,2s0 as Her Price For
Marrying Dead Millionaire ON
the European Plan.

Some difficulty was encounter
ed in securing a jury in New
York in the suit of Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Cowen to recover $50,
$50 which, she asserts, is due
her from the estate of Charles
Broadway Rouss, uder an
agreement with the eccentric
merchant made in the supreme
court.
In letters which Mrs. Cowen
says were written by Mr.. Rouss
several references are made to
"our angel" and "our little pre-
cious.p
Mrs Cowen claims to have
had three children by Rouss,
but only one lived beyond an
hour. The one died when only
a child, and is alleged to be
"our little angel referred to
in letters written by Rouss to
Mrs. Cowen. Mrs. Cowen said
she entered Rouss' store as a
book canvasser. The case is
being heard before a jury to.
day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
INSPECTED ORCHARDS.
Native of South America Shown
Over the Miller Place.

Senior Carlos d. Girola, a native of
the Argentine Republic, was visitor
in this city for a few hours yesterday,
having come here from Washington
to inspect the famous Miller orchard
in the Apple Pie Ridge section. He
has been in this country for some time
az representative OF his government,
inspecting horticultural and agricul-
tural conditions, on which he wiIlmake
a report when he returns to =outh
America. Mr. Robert Clohan drove
him to the orchards, and the visitor
was greatly impressed with their mag
nitude and prodnctiveness, saying
there was nothing like that In his sec.
tion Of the western hemisphere.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
INTEREST HERE.

Considerable interest is man
ifested here in the Charles
Town fight among both republic
cans and democrats. 1t is no
secret that the appointment of
Captain Getzendanner has been
urged by Senator Elkinr at the
instance of Berkeley county
republicans, the Berkeley in>
fluence predominating by rea-
son of the fact that the astute
senior senator wishes complete
harmony among the republi-
cans i'll this county in order
that he may get the two legisS
lators, which he might need
when he comes up for re'elec-
ton.
The democrats are interested
because they want to see Port
-rfield ousted from a position
they claim he sold his politics
for, as he was formerly a
sta inch democrat. They are
likewise determined that Elkins
shall not have the delegates
from Berkeley, and are already
casting about for two good,
strong men to nominate. The
sentiment for w. w. Westphal
is very strong, and it is believ-
ed that if he will accept the
n )mination the democrats will
place him on the ticket by
reclamation. The other nomi-
nee is still in doubt, with three
or four prominent men pro-
posed. SO far the republicans
have not disclosed their hand
on the legislative ticket, but it
is foregone conclusion that
they will exercise great care in
selecting candidates.