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Evening star., 1905-11-07
Vote

From the New York World.
There is fioater for every stay ay-at-home
patriot.
Evening star., 1905-11-07

Mr.. WINS has at least the satisfaction or
being able to say he was In politics.
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Soon We Will Know.

From the Baltimore American.
It's all over but the voting and the shout
ipg.
Evening star., 1905-11-07

Stylish black s n
Skirts with deep pleated ruff
fles headed with stitched
bands; a regular SIC
S1.25 garment-now. .oS|S'
Evening star., 1905-11-07

Exhibit of Trimmed Plateau Hats,
trimmed with silk velvet ornaments and
blues. reds and greens. Our leader at
S245
Evening star., 1905-11-07
Four Leaders From the Annex.

Special: A lot of knit col
ored skirts; light blue and
pink; you have always paid
SOC. garment for DSr
this quality-now.....ASSs
Evening star., 1905-11-07

In this lot are Velvet Hats, Felt Hats
and Misses and Children's Trimmed
Hats in Johnny Jones. Continental and
Sailor shapes. Most all the popular col
orlnss of the sea son are shown In mil
linery worth from Sl.25 to s2.Jo-special
at SSc.
Evening star., 1905-11-07

Over 300 subjects
in post cards. comic
and local views.
Each. ......... II So
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-06

Major Baker. of Winchester was
oned in the police court, one dollar
and costs, for failing to have the snow
and ice removed from his pavement
This vas in violation of a city ordi-
nance, that the major had been ao-
tive in enforcing, but neglected in
his own case. The fine was promptly
paid. This recalls the action of Mr.
John A. Rickaid, who when major Of
Hedgesvile fined himself tor fast driv-
Jag.
While riding near Jordan's Springs
Friday afternoon, little Isabel Baker,
the dug hter OF Mayor and Ms.
Harry H. Baker, of Winchester,
was thrown from her horse
! and painfully injured One OF the
little girls limbs is broken and
she wes considerably bruised and
shaken up. She was taken to Jordan s
Springs after the accident, and later
to her home in Winchester
Mr.. Summers ID lean, OF South Ra
leigh street, who has been suffering
from an attack Of infamatory rheu-
ma tism. is considered, by his physi-
can, to be imp, owing.
Assistant Postmaster Lewis f.
McComas, OF Hagerstown, an
uncle of U. S. Senator Louis
McComas, aged Is years, is ser
iculy i'll Up to this time he has
never reeded the services OF a physj.
clan in his life. OF rather since he was
born
Chiefly through the interce sion Of
Mr.. Jas F. Thompson, the officers Of
the Crawford Wooden mill have modl-
fled their order, making a wholesale
discharge Of the weavers who refused
to work, on Saturday afternoon before
Christmas, by taking back some OF
the married men, but positively re-
fused to re-engage those who were the
leaders in the movement.
1t is Squire Felker and and Squire
Thompson now. The newly elected
magistrates put on their official har-
ness yesterday. Mr.. Felker succeeds
TO the docket of Mr.. A. ] Snyder, and
Mr.. Thompson to that of Mr., J. F.
Roberts. The records ofbsth are in
first class shape. and Il e new officers
will have good guide to go by.
Mr. J. F. Roberts will occupy his
present office, in which to conduct his
pension business, and Mr.. Snyder
will conduct real estate agency at
the old stand.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-06
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

1t is exceptional to find a family
where there are 40 domestic ruptur, $
occasionally, out these can be lessened
by having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work in stomach and Liver
troubles They not only relieve you,
but cure. p cents az NJ. A. Snodgra, S
drug store.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-06
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
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by druggists, in fifty
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sizes. You may have a
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ufine scaIds the flesh or Il, U0ea lie child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause #
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to habit as
most people suppose.
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp=Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
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and cheerfulaess soca
disappear when the kid
neys are cut OF orier
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child lrin-
ates too often, Il the
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ers. Mothers! Mothers!

How many children are at this sea
son fsverlt h and constipated, with bad
stomach and headache Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders forChildrsn will always
cure. If worms are present they will
certainly remove them At all druggists
25c sspble mailed Free, Address Allen
Olnstead. LIE Roy, n Y.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-06

Mr.. j. F. Roberts will occupy his
present office, in which to conduct his
pension business, and Mr. Snyder
will conduct real estate agency at
the old stand.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-06

I'alty my exec. uSnnday : sundays on
II. q % AK, +. N HOWELL.
Manager SA~ IA S Ag
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TAMM4NY TO HIDE HAND.
Places County Contention the Day
Before Filing of Nominations.

The Tammany executive committee met yester-
day afternoon and fixed the convention dates
The date for the county convention was fixed for
October y, day before the time expires for the
filing OF certificates Of nomination This viii en-
able Tammapy 10 refrain from showing its hand
until the very last day before the fling OF nomlna
tions and Mr.. Murphy expects in this way TO con-
ceai his purpose with reference to the Endorsement
OF Jerome He can wait and see what tho oiheE
conventions do before taking any action about
Jerome The convention dates are as follows.
city convention to nominate candidates for
Msvor Controller and President Of the Board or
Aldermen. at Carnegie Hall. Thursday, October D
al 80 O'Clock. ,
ciountv convention. to nominate three candidates
FOR Justice Of the Supreme ',ouri- candidate Tor
sheriff County Clerk. Register and District Attor-
nev al Tammany Hall, Thursday, October i, at
80 O'Clock. a..
a c-9didate for Borough President and four or
oneTs an Tamany Hall, Thursday, october j. at
Foro1lgh convention. in The Bronx, for Borough
President and cOToners. Monday. october = at
First District Municipal Court convention. oc-
toher q al O'Clock
second District Municipal Court convention. same
Fourteenth District Municipal Court ccnovention'
Assembly district conventions. Tuesday. October
20 al O'Clock , :. - =
cfr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TIE IN LENCX GOLF.
Partridge and Bowers Lead Field IN
annual Tournament.
rny Telegraph to The TriSuue.I

Telegraph
Pittsaeid Mass. Aug. 2s.-Fffty golfers were sen'
awav after the valuable trophies offered by the
I,snox Golf Club in the tenth annual touihaihei.
to-day The weather this morning was cold ana
raw a strong wind blowing across the coui
which was responsible the high scores turneo III
The club offered a special prize for the oes1
gross score for the qualifying round ana D"ie
partridge of Bedford and g. ID. Bowers, or BROOK
lawn each turned I'm a card OF So. They VIII play
off during the tournament for this prize Inc en-
try was the largest that ever started Tot .ho
Isnox CUP. and included four former cup WIN
ners-Percy D. Hsughton. who won in ,sss; sanuei
Frothingham. who won in 1so-'o; John Aiohei' ''''
1892 and Malcolm McBurney, 1905
The afternoon play developed some exceilent soh'
a large gallery following the Frothinsnani-lho nom
son match. The beaten eight in the hrst rouhu VI
match play Cor the Lenox Cup Will play to-norIo"
for the Field Cup offered by ". B. o. fleio' Oh
New-York
Dwight Partridge T. NJ Sherman. +. ". Broad
head and NJ. McBurney played the best golf OF the
day. and all four should reach the semi-hnaI ROUND
The course was in fair condition. tho heavy ram
between several holes. The results OF the days
play were:
First round, match play. FOR Lenox cup.-A; B Palmer
beat D. T. Dana. up and play; Dwight Partridge
sa sst up up ad to to play play Il
z Brown up and nd to play d Eo9s S. beat
s Pssn. m Up uD and ana to ppy Ssy BroAdhead beat
First match play Berkshire Cup. Moiler jr
beat ". l. Cutting. up 10 play J. shepard. ir beat
p l. s'aR Psyor bes P 3 'nH seae Ssa! up TO TO- pas
b Blake beat p J. Flick. up TO play: George Stanley
vile Kane e. up II O. Peek beat r W Patterson up
2 Ss E: 5.s
default; H. Burton beat s g simbls by default: !
ssat Sir 1fst DaTand np u
default.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
GOLF AT LAKE PLACID.
0lyphant and Sherman Win Their Matches
Without Trouble.

Lake Placid. y. Y. Aug. 2e.-Those who qualified
for the first and second sixteens in the seventh
annual golf tournament at Lake Placid. competed
to-day in the first round at match play for the
respective cups. The results were:
First sixteen roundJ-Murray Oyphsnt last year
NeNJersey champion. beat R stevens By up and 70
play: l. 8 GrunteE beat H W. Chttenden by up; W.
J McConvlle beat w y. Cassatt BY UP and TO pay;
G. ". Butts G.. A. by ! upi II: Reynolds
heat Il. II Clark by and TO play; 7 M Sherman sherman
beat Paul by and play: A. ". I1l:ns-
hast beat r NJ. Muller by UP and 10 play. -
Second Chrst round H II. Blair beat P H
Wright by nineteen holes: T 9. Davidson oeat
W. b McElroy by 5 and TO play; A B. Chitt ttenden
beat J. a. Devlin by default: II. Stevens beat d T.
Lemson by up and play; II. Talcott beat \; r.
Hardie by up; c Mschod beat r y. Warner by e up
and 10 play: r r Muller beat NJ DAILY by UP and /
10 play: G. ". Roweli beat ". Dowd by ~ and to
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MAY NOT PLAY AT NEWPORT AGAIN
Larned Said To Be in Favor of Change for
Lawn Tennis Championship.

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 29.-There Is movement
on foot to take the national lawn tennis champion
ship away from the famous Casino courts The
tournament has been held here for twenty five
years
II is reported that William A. Larned is the
player who favors a change of scene for the ma
tional meeting. Larned has named number Of
places suited for the tournament. among them
the Meadow Club. ri Southampton: Longwood
Cricket Club Boston, and the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. at Chestnut HILL Philadelphia
AS Larned is member Of the executive COM
mittee of the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association his word in this matter is supposed
have weight. The other members OF the
committee Dwight +. Davis, Malcolm D. Whit
man. William ]. Clothier. Kreigh Collins, Raymond
d. Little and Holcombe Ward
One OF the ranking players who listened to Lar
neds talk upon the subject Of cnange said that
nothing likely TO of II at once, at
any rate. He said that the courts named had
numerous faults. which would make II impossible
to play the championship under the same good
auspices that now prevail at Newport Part of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
fLuNKITT FINDS PLOT.
GW. Morgan Trying tosSteal Nat
ardlization Papers, He Thinks.

Ex-senafor George W. Plunkttt arrived ao Tam
many Hall yesterday afternoon in a state OF mind.
He was perspirlng and oratorical. His district
association was holding a picnic, and he was not
vs.h hts hsnchmen. Finding Charles f. Murphy
On executive committee meeting he began 10 talk
,ncoherently swinging his arms and doing every
thing possibe 10 make himself impressive.
There IS a scheme foot by George Morgan
said he FOR the wholesale disfranchisement OF
voters through the stealing OF naturalization
nsners This scheme is being worked by the State
bureau OF Elections under the direction OF tha'
feIer Morgan"
Thought it was McManus said Jimmie hagen
heartlessly. -. ..su
This a serious matter. SAID FlunNi''
r,erintendent Norgan's men take possess'0" "a
naturalization papers FOR the alleged purpose Q.
s,xestirs,inp them but for the real purpose OF
keeping Them so as 20 prevent duly qualihed voters
from registering The extent 10 which TINS is De-
inc done nroves that an extensive conspiracy mas
been formed ,
The complaint was referred 10 the law cohfhltlee'
When George " Morgan, State superintendent
Of Elections was asked about Punk chaFse'
he said: .,-
I'VE are investigating lot Of naturalization
nsers in the 18th District If the papers are genu-
.n snd regular the holders will have them
hack. II they are crooked we hope 10 discover H.
and IN that case the holder will have to explain TO
tne & au'rSIa1la Ipnlssna women and children OF Mr..
- Menhatrsn Casino a Sth-ave. and 155th-st-,
sna The combined volume OF their shouts caused
re hoarse wells Of baseball cranks at the f0lo
GROUNDS nearby TO seem like mere murrnurs Inc
,Irrer enS Of the island was simply oVerrun
Each person wore button beaflhs PbtiS PGS s1e5
v,jnnlitt FNery once in "A while, as chlid speo
Mr. Plunkitt. he would run up 10 MN anu po i :,
ing 10 his button. say: Hey, senator look al oIsc
And the senator would smile ana pat the |ouhss'er
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
FUSION DELEGATES NAMED.
Kings County Republicans Will Support
Charles A. Schieren for Head of Ticket.

The following have been named TO represent me
regular Rep,lhncan organization Of Kings County
a. +,e fusion conference to be held in this borough
TOMORROW:
FDx-IAeutenant Governor Timothy l. woodruff
Jacob Brenner. chairman OF the executive COM
mittee: /. /. Fawcett, chairman or the geheral
committee: Michael ]. Dady. Richard Laimbeer
a,fraa FFo,lev Congressman ". NJ Calder
Coroner p T. Williams. +. J. II. Kraeke and John
K Neal, Commissioner Of Records.
II IS not thought that Nj Noodrun VIII he aoie
10 get down from Syracuse 10 attend the confer
snce but his views will be presented by his col
leagues. He and they believe that eX-Mayor
Charles A Schieren would be the best man TO head
a fusion ticket.
There is a strong possibility that the support OF
Michael !. Coiev. formerly strong factor in the
Democratic RANKS in Kings County. may be Sc
cured for a fusion movement there this fall. he
has been badly treated by the administration and
is speaking with Senator McCarren
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TINE FOR WOODWARD.
Impeachment of AtLanta's Mayor
VIII Come Up Friday.
IRy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune.

ALsnta, Ia, Aug -3-Ala4 or W oodWard asked
for time this afternoon, and his trial for his
conduct at Toledo, which was set for to-day. will
not take place until Friday. Friends of the
Mayor attempted to get a committee appointed
20 conduct the investigation, but the council
voted for a full investigation IN committee OF
the whole. IL appropriated 80 20 get a copy OF
The official report Of the Toledo meeting.
Mayor Woodward sti laughs az Impeachment
talk and says no apology Is diu any one for
his conduct, but that If any apology is TO be
made ne wishes to make ii himself instead of
having IL made by the council
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Janowski Loses Game and Is Now Tied
with Maroczy.

Bnrrnen, Germany. Aug. 2s.-The masters engaged
in the international chess tournament at the Con-
cordia started the fourteenth semi-inal round
to-day. Before adjournment for luncheon only one
game finished, when Suechting drew with
Alapn.
In the afternoon session the following additional
results recorded: Burn lost to Bernstein
Tschigorn won from Marshall, John from
Gottschall, Maroczy won from Meses, Janowski
lost against Berger Leonhardt drew with Schechter
The game between Bardeleben and Wolf was ad-
journed. The standing of the players date
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
PAC1NG-2:1s CI4Ass-PURsE $1,000 Crwo IN
FAvoRITEs WIN TWO IN THREE.
sirdar a Surprise at Opening of Newburg
Trotting Match.

Newburg n. Y. Aug. 2s.-Three good races
marked the opening OF the four days meet in the
Hudson Mohawk circuit at the Newburg Driving
Park to-day. The first and third races were won
by favortes but in the second Sirda- surprised the
talent by beating I. T. Washburn the favorite in
stirring finishes. The summary follows:
Trotting purse s4oo-won in thrs, stra,xh,
heats by Italia n; Katy. second; Count Stranger.
Pacing C2ll class purse :4oo-sirdsr. e. won; T.
Nashburn second: IApOints. third. me 21oL
Pacing 2:24 class purse s40o)-Major Brine b. r. won
In three straight heats: Anna wilkes. second Emily j.
third. Best time. 2:f7x. "' -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MOTOR BOAT RACING AT FRoNrENAC
The Roma and the Invelse Win Heats in
the st. Lawrence.

Frontenac. y. Y. Avg. 2s-The Roma owned nv
Louis Hunt OF NewYork, won the first heat in the
twenty mile free for all contest OF the Frontenao
racing carnival to-day. The Simplex the r.w
racer of Smith Mabey. OF New-York was secone
In the first heat Of the twenty mile handicap IN.
lnvelse. owned by F. II. Wesson OF Riverton y I
won, with Navajo. owned by William II Beers a.,
the Chippewa Yacht club second The second heat.
of both races will he held tomorrow and the fnais
on Ga ~ N''N iAtoAs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
YEARLrNGS AT AUCTION.
Plenty of Buyers for Well Bred Youngsters
at sheepshead Bay.

The last OF the thoroughbred yearlings from the
ucGralhiana. Molrose. oakwOod and Meadows
breeding farms were sold al Sheepshead Bay yes
terday. A chestnut colt by imp WOois Jhorpe-Lttle
Scissors sold LOUIS celia for 81 100. the top
price % the day. Celia also bought a hlly by
gsUrOu-ClaTa tSauer for 81 100.
~. NJ Scheftel bought two colts for s. 800 each
by Ben Brusfl-Dutch fiag ana the other by St.
l>eOnaIds-HOpe on. Those bringing sJ1e over
follow.
Bay O hr. 2. by Sempronus-Merry Queen. W. II.
Laudenaan 525
Brown colt Woolsthorpe- Fashionable ". 500
Bay br. G.. by srnplighter-laburnum II: ".
Brown niy. By Pirate OF Penzsnce-sayonora. q.
Bay OF br. e.. 10y Allosay-Laughins Waters: Dog
Isy colt by Pirate q Penzanoe-Marsaret H. W.
Fay aiy by Loyaiisi-Ensmei: Byrnes. 100
1rovn on d. p hs Inspector B-irony. J.. celia. so
Jsa- colt BY Inspector B--Bala1ce All H. :. Dog
hoO
ctestnut flly hy auroE-Ciara Bauer. l.. lOb
Ssv colt bv I.ampg ghier-c Comedy: G r. Hill 100
Chestnut colt by NOosthorIe-i@ttle Scissors l.
celia -
Fay f.lly. hy Pirate II Penzanoe-i1uzsile " A.
lleFf1 coli b, KyooshDrpe- sisrtle. l.. celia. 700
Be- colt hy Ben Brlsh-Dutch Flag ". n sheftsl $50
Brown ny hs dusk: T. celia $50
sssfsi coz =, -. 1900
Bay fiy by Semtronius- Indigo. u l. Hsymsn-.- GO
Chestnut nlly 10y bowling Brook tereis' J. l. HAY
o. -
69,esinu GiK. ~ Fiof.an Cariine n. n. Tche-
. 's~-N
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SAYS BLASTS ENDANGER CHURCH.
Citizen Complains, but Will Not Make Com
plaint, so No Arrest Follows.

George L'AmerouN. who gave his address as
I5Sth-st. complained To the police Of the West
I52d-st station last night that the workmen
engaged in eXcavating for an apartment house
al Broadway and l5Sth-st were endangerlng
the foundation and walls of the Church Of the
IntercessOn. located nearby and likewise the peace
and quiet CT the neighborhood, by blasting.
He refused make complaint upon Which ar
rest could be mace. and was referred 10 the Health
Department. lie explained that ne was not a
member OF the churcn. but took the 3cuon he did
merely as a citizen and a taxpayer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS,
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The interesting ana picturesqus route throux
the centre OF Enslana. IMPROVED EMPRESS sEE-
VICES LlNkRPOoLs kCenlral TO LONDON and PnIS-
CIPAL TowNs and LIVERPOOL (EKchAnyvl 20 scot.
land. BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON q DINfNC CARA
and THROUGH CARRIAGES between LIvERPOOL
xSentrsn and LoHNpSN U.s. psnerasl THROUGH
GAGE CHECKED through from hetsi resd.nes or
guide. time tables maps @e TO the compsny'. Pas.
Broadway and s+s h.dison-ay.. snd to Messrs Tho.
Meadows Co.. 81 Beaver 81. Midland Agents Tor
Britain. - 1890
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
Foreign Resorts.

TRAFALGAR SQUARE CLOSE TO BUCkTNGHhM
PALACE. WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND ALL PLAGEs
or INTEREST. TARIFF FREE FROM UPTOWN
OFFICE NEW YORk TRIBUNE" 1854 BROAD
WAY. y. II.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
ATHLETIC MEET AT DHEAMLANp

The third Dreamland athletic meeting will h.
held tonight AZ coney Island over one hundred
entries have been received for various contests
The sports vii. begin $40 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
ALL READY FOR LONG SWIM.

All arrangements have been completed for the
annual endurance swim Of the United States volun-
teer Life Saving Corps from Brooklyn Bridge to
coney Island. The swimmers will start on Sunday
at l0S a. m. from Pier on the Brooklyn SIDE OF
the East River and will swim Stauch's Pier al
cOney Island. a distance OF fifteen miles THIRTY
four entries have far been received.