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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
..ssaO SILL s.Oa,s rO <EvA pAsTl M
Seaeeoa g'Sse 10aAtes A0seseA ~
Oeosh 81 0essvea 0oese.

'',l'i Efg. hn>k srt tsaae- haT<-. ~
:ived s-cH The Pc,i-v:li- F,r- israT,rs,ut
fWc O~~ks s4o sssS. ccutit s.~s.> s-ry'---
81 ffsessf years. 6tss yesterday Ia m"
aft-rrs.,n hts ccrp>~ ~ss egriei 81 the
pasture lr Nhich he e"~a:sese MS last
Old Riif Was sSs veteran u TIRE tS,fr-
xfllp Evrs fsp-rsm~,.- ARD when i was
.;<S-t.sea sNo weeks AAo 60 fcr- him cat
IN poaeYrs for the rest % HE dsy>. fh--r
Nef% tears IN tic eye. - several ~ tr>
,,,.s Nrpv,~n Nse IA! s~rv-t wtIh ''tld
Ri. When the r,~. care ,s<E :se csi
hor>. had ii<s- arrangements ssre Er&st-
ae cx,.r- 10 kgSy ktc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
THREE Suits FOH DvV JORGE FSlED.
Tsn" t'laiWsins Charge Desert1Oa-
Third Alleges aeuelty.

Three r..-~ for ,iiyoYrs were ::i-d in tNe
i.Ist ~ i.n;;is city Court yesterday. Della
schwartz asks ."r a .iivorCe iro':I !. ".
SeENHryz alleging d.>eTtion. They We're
married February y. lS.,. and ike! to-
E--h,. upri. Mae. l. l.S. When. she al
,rr.- ~ deserted! her
N,rfrl, Engi. wants a divorce from Har-
- I.rGl, The. were ,n=rTts;! J'!'y ~.
49, -r9 separated GA June + % THIS year.
50 al. s.S - usIty-
.f, y Mccoy asks for = divorce from
S4rar M,.'"S. alleging i-s.rtlun They
N--r guaTrts,' April - ~. and. II + a..
IrsrI -. .ir...--~-! HIM October 10. is.1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
cONCEnT FOR 4 BED Ful00
Royal Area1um Entestsins at
Forest Park HiGhlandD.

Ths Royal Aseanum ylosDetal - ~
Association o. O. lleule Gaye ~ e141ny
concert AZ y6esst Part HlgA1no4l ~
night. There we're about No. lseooe -
Tha featus0 Ooa tAo oleDeDy oe 0eoQSoDo
pictures o. tho odleeSs q tAe asoee1l3Sscs-
In M.,,:% a. = ,Is:es DsS:ss l's:'SS:sei y 1e.s:
rotary. and J. r. Nieisse asaseant secrs-
tASy.
The purposs Of th0 aGnsesaa1oo = 10 No.
vide funds for taling SASO a th0o0 1aD-
hers of ths Aseans1 Vho 0uRs1 0aeSAaoa
IN the street anA VhO are nj 1n00e1ollY
pvepnPsd % % 20 . hoPeeal oeAap than
the city insfituticn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

G,as: Rsssas r A. RATt.Ssf sesas SATURDAY
- 3, I<u,s n r,ru,~ for TIE supreme Cov,c!i
s>saca 81 Us,ch y. has e-sa sss.,,a:e4 eas;r-
nan cf i,e Conrss'ee sn C>e4sti.sis
-se sca-~-.s covac.i ell nsest n speciai s>s-
s.sn A.sus, ,, =, Putin Bay. q. Assou.i
Ell se rer-essntes ~ Past eYerem. Res.s'
d~msa sni 7. } Meier. and Grad Regent
A EarsuGe
~-e ,rr,.s;c,. R<se-s a. y. EaAr pr~st7.sG.
To yol-f ,n-s,i.x .o.'cUe. The regular -~s-
Ans snersx., o. Nsssos-t. HietusJ. South E.sa.
ovss. snA Csr; A>,.e ne ,.rt,spa'ial .scr-
a r~tsns J.. J Ne:s-r. Jsfe Has1e0en saa
z ,,.s s.1 Pa See.ss = xe1Iss g
c.osky. J. E,s1ss0aAA ]. =. KassAo0 - 0ee-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

,-rrr.d Eceh s.,,,'o,eN ~ ,h- r,I,gr ,ni
-. - Wg'k.. sustsI.,-.! 4. '.ady Is"-raiei !sit
fEat t-irfa- IL ia -.sIli ~ l.. IA. .r-s,yi.
- a sharp. S"d Pie. II st..'.
The !ur-ral q. Earrn.! ,tluse who -irr-
.Trrut.d III front az H!- hn-ne IN Eichisr.'
,sr.-t Tf,I.>!ay night rhii. hc rT.fIss ~
.N...,gii-h su "'.ctric .-isIp. tool pic- ,~s-
Tlay s..nrI.-S :-rg'"rs w@r~ held IN -
Peters 'atL-t.riI- I:iI:a! IN ';re..r NOM.
T"u.;-ry-
nagtor ,: 81 Irwin and family haze returned
iro'n a our.-g IN .h" Nog.i
,l- N-."grr,; '.arIss : ZONES. ,.s-tr- - sire
r!rS' Iai.t'.f sr'-I-c returned yesterday fr..fa
solemn hi.! i's-- via - .e'.,rarsi AZ
80 '-rrt''"r' Hu p'r!C-'s. tr-ii- f.,shn?
F-ffs--t. Fl. 10 - t'l- .'~'rsrt. an. vii tell
;lr ,.,.s.- =. u. O. - his si.r =, -. Eu.,..
TIE ,'!-ssS Lr--t,il;H- Lat. an. Nora ,.-.b-.
EaE" r'Iurr-i from Visit - -. l-s,.:s.
t.. - 3D.. wrl -.4.s- tie Ws-rars ,r. -l.
=. .4s .TI.-rs wii' 'i.y -. sI,..,h,on tH:s
afternoon 81 - ixu. H.srk.
As-s.fi' ~. N-ir 81 ti-i,sy;lI,. assignee Hf
~" '-t.t'c - Iie!4-S setter. Nhp fs;i-,; IN the
'.-la.iE business IN i.roEr-n al - si.,.. "a
go Iar s--H4'. T-sis htS third ana Nrai
l.Hfr e. Frs'.-t. JuGc- r--Tln ys-t"TasN Ir
h.s S.i-esE-uf Trr~.r;s Me ass:-r"- ,.~-iAT-i
- .-i-..ts aEE~sa..ns :. TER rrrt- I" l!-
s"a' T.i =. which WAS approved. 'i.r:i-nd
- 'l-i..' & I-r cent i declared.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Tie S,a. su' Iesgss'"r- 7 Erin viii Esv.
i.r.4- IN Genital ga.A -rHt.fS
TH- 'u!rrr-Itr' ragA3rr .c'rv,ry - East -
T.au.-. .th = rs?it.'' -'s.% Z s~'..-. taz hen
HrEsrfI,1i ~ i-aFa.. ~Is.i' Nll.is-. t1fi4
.4F F--a"L ts,'Isn - - SD frsy "a king
n'rf-.s al. =. tul,t 1901. street ana l.. as..
sN"r-r
Me- EIs T.gguo,. - year, -iG of N. i-0t
f..sUL4 .Es-G". i.s' 'e.gr-faN Tic fIu-r Al 49,
-u.r ..<.r 81 . :: today. a .t-- --e:su--
s...H rr-fHi ~ NggfI- ~ =. 'rrsss.rS Tee
k-sTr'.4 J. ~. A.y-rs vii .sr-&,h tHe
:. o. : Err1iHr. ,.ar- o.. ....g. .. lie
O. -.a ~ = rrtr Fifteenth --rsr. p-S.~r,lav
f#s fIrafst s,iil TAX p.ar- rE.s Afternoon 20
- ore ''s'Trl-i I.Trs Father f.rust. vii
.a.t-sH. !'.cE.Ts ;-.v.s AT. ard tSF-- cr.i-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

:. Louis and neishbo:ir. !,.i.c, AZ. rr.iavin.
:. 20 ..''sa. n ia,s. number. ,a;, A'I- fra,-rn.I
G.rfi'n a. ;:- gate receipts 4O-s t" tie National
iI.tc.,.l .ali-s=icEl. a; Lar t.sas. y. II.
ilisiea two oa,.1:.ssts@ .n,. hsi an .njSyahI.
time; one hun'-et tickets Wei" d,si->ei VI r
ti- Forest Park NiSE af.Gs ,utirS on S.,,;s M
lodges IN tn nuInb.: oi ,neIEh-'..
T.. -. - hil Iiis' a.t-tidan. a. Us
membership ..i Iw. by ',rt II ,-.yr Gee.
s,tni r',-ii.al s,A,rin.r. was rT"s-n,. nti.--~-I
y, meeting -i.i .iI ;ishst. Ior tue "'t.-Ja.n-
Is,:t ~ iuTr.; Fsri. H.-l'iaI,.s September =
tif';..r N1.iiar oi -. A:rsn.oI...r;. c.:nIEi;-
air. &. o. given S.:'.nhsr u. and tickets N!ii
- r-ais :yr dl-;-!bu;!on - IA. reA' -n=-;ins
y .aiSc .T..L'isn q Nth Eni ana o'h'r
f-s7.- - icf"r 'ciges ass entertained .:I.!
,-ch'- SER I...4- by willing n ,n.t.,s
,un =, -" roli OF h, r,aT in M.s.o,..' 4, l..
:h-i ri.,iins h-ia ,asas' Is. several ayrii"a-
n-s- meeting a. m.iih-r- a:c r-yu--ia.. q u
gtvsr1i. sll G.'1i-- themselves {. A;i- al c'.-
.ng. September !.
cli! So VI! t- is-ueI FOR ,hc month ".
September. fns. recorders ~ various
istss, vi" p!eAs .,,. lSr~;a aI :. 'hs s,snt r..
be- 1910. IL. r-;littarc. ai.i .i"a;Hiy cerYTi.
ara III. amount "f n,.n-y IN ,h- i.-n-', AIRY
.hr-l b-r.nciarv car-.-cas~. ..su~d ,-.o-
70 S.p'sinn-r !. i'5. are naaie Cor this asses
Th- i'.g--s - Honor Nss had bu: five ass.ss-
-1-,.- tr a.! .tzr- Tir-tsS = 'rs. and - ytri;:
~ rs record AL! steady growth. G-uovIs s..r,.
'h.; activity has ben rrn-s~d tt... .shc..; the
whole Jurisdiction Of Missouri.
N-si.-n Iy-.s~ seiI a N.r. pleasant ard in
..r..;ing meeting on TrErj j1ay evening Az
gust -. VIXEN caniii1- wAs elected 20
" ssiit-r-t,p sister Rraiy ics Mur-~.i f.~ix~
yr-s-i.t. ,-gI mad. interesting address
: -.SsrtinE the entertainment and outing oa
september .'f-s= the tgfin.s- - she Lodge
rad beer transacted fh..~ tTess'r. were sntsr-
tsIr~d with 4 g7s." rArfy which 'aI>"d
I. rssr issi - amusement. ~t-'-T Moran Won a..
.rs: Tri-.. b-lth.r ssh '..r second prize. SISTER
Bradford 'rlri ;s-is.. and Doctor A c"nrs;
"a. .sousF'a'.ga tr;Zs
r'h~ gan! r.tst - Lrnr- SISTER t'r,s-s-:a
N0grsr - Kansas .rtr. NJ. Instituted = ip6Sc
'arns,icn. NJ III Il ,r-'niS-- :" .. strong
Art enthusiastic i1siS.. having capable o.Ac-'-
.ps iea.sfs I.-y g the members O.! The
ie.ies -r- ALREADY safely sheltered ~ -. hsne-
-cl.Ty t.Vars:Esn; y; the o:t'e-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Iao pf1nong Of an advertisement on
oooees: which are to secure free transpof-
tae3oa fos the United Railways Company's
cave Occur Lake. August % and 81. is
INT subject Of much complaint On the part
q many Of the compAny's men. who de-
care that they object to becoming walk
Tbe cause 0f the dissatisfaction les. the
oamp!atnants say. in the liberal space oc-
-cHeed by the Advertisement: and the in
.3mctency oS the announcement Of the
.scnic.
:ae badge .s a piece Of ribbon about &
iaches long and 4 inch aide. That To be
days Is yellow. Two ines ' are rS devoted Vol to
telling tn. significance Of the badge while
several lines are used in an Invitation 70
the public TO use the particular goods ad-
An ~mploye Of the Grand avenue divi-
sion OF the Cnited Railways Company ex.
prexsed views that ar. shared bv a large
number OF conductors. ynotOrinen and
shedmen.
We don't object SO strongly TO the
ask our wives. daughters. mothers and
sWeetheayts TO wear il. We don't like The
,dea OF their going around 't-oostins' any
brand o. Eroceries. tn. lettering in She
10 nothing but u. X. r.. Picnic The
words are no. even spelled out IN full.
But Just below th. few words OF an
nouncement are at least four lines Of big
type, telling ali about somebody's fire
EoodA II there was any advertising at
all. and I don't think th.r. should have
been any. i, should not monopoiize the
whole space
Captain Robert NcCuIioch. vice p-"si-
dent and general manager of TIE tn.tei
Railways Company. said TO Tn R"itu',iic
last night that delegation % his en-
plOyes had come to him with conJiainis
regarding the badge. but that he hat ad-
vtsed against making any change at this
late date.
81 recognized that :hr wording ~: the
badge Was in had taste. a. told both the
men and the manager o. The company
whose goods are advertised on IL.
OFFERED TO PRINT BADGES
u offered 10 nrint badges enough for all
requirements. bat III. men thouoht they
could obtain something neat. aE.i solicited
q local firm 70 furnish the ribbons. The
nrTn. whose goods ar. advertised on tie
badge. submitted a sample. and I'll fnc,i
were satisfied with IL. Al least. I'll" COM
IL without question. Under the cifcur-
tion. especially after the firm had e"n.
badges.
''The men have no just grounds for com
r'3.nt a2s.ns; ti.c United Railway Com
eaiG rapts;n M-s'uiio-n.
we hav" ag:e.i 10 haul al! VII, a-..
provided with ba.is.s. unless tho wc;trrr
happens ." u. :. former .in'loye. Tl..
ba'S" is simply an evidcnc" t,,d' ~"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
KANSAS CONVENIENCE would
MERGE WITH olSSounl B00N.


nas; si':s: so.sessse. sss .n e 4. T. 80. Z 60. e.
Houth, which - NOV IN eaaBSo0 . Han-
sas City. Kaa. veleA to-day unanimousH
10 ask the Reassal esofegeeea. vAeeh Win
merge The greater part - th0 Weseem
coaference lat0 the 00a1hWeoe AtsseaE1
Conference.
from the Southwestern NG1oooug1 Cb0Nsg-
ence IN lg9O Il ine1ooes he ea9ees0 -.
ton Of Kansas ana 0oaaAagn Eeh9aaoA
Tho presrnt action - the Weseaso G.
withdrawal a. tho 0outh lle1AodiG9 CAgBeA
from the asSd Ooes0SsA 81 tno NS1e6
Methodist and The 0nA1 OoR81nO q H.
tive chnrcheo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

rhirty German singing societies az. cy
p.rt.I to attsnI III. tssnty-ff:;i snn:-
Nc.S.rv celebration Of ;hy Eroptha!-
ii.3-rtsf.' Society 0f B.!i"yi:l., which
y ill bc h'ld AT The Fair a:roInt.s To-day.
Their. viii b. Chu-t.s singing ard hand
iEu>ir. ';s"::" flrUS. president Of the So
-.,'y viii deliver the address ot welcome.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

nyis PARK I.Nis. NJ. = I~sss- - Hoasr.
rad = very Interesting meeting W~-i-~stsy
~y.rErr ,GSu.. - sister Hubert CHEF ~
horu- Init s-~. eleven csrfifA'ss - which '~r
mad. sprilcstI-1 20. l. ciAi certificates, a5d
ere reig-.a.er.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Fcr tUS hours YESTERDAY sr,sur Art
Rtptt> &csisai. .r.i Ssars cti- -
sr,r,.SiN~,y. of eas, p. ! roGts. were is~c -
S&<sIevalss 0h-s~ ,A<s bad saas - visit
eseer uncle krdcipa Ss.eik TIE sSSS
haA beeo ns Res,Ast;ss h-fcss, sa; ;h-,
aovs sh<ir uHS se.f-f<iAy s-i after wander
ine sAous Wees TO the a>.re e NJ. AzA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
DOES NOT FEAR IMPEACHMENT.
Mayor O9 Atlanta. ga. Langhs at
Reports in Toledo.

>,,,i IN town He was inesrvseUed shis
afternoon afser being in bsd al day
When asked concerning the statement
shas he would b. lmpe0ehsd he replied
Tia, there Vas nothing 90 70.
.-imo>aeh me: Well. ] euess net. They
sFsed that once, ae1 ySo ha0v 0has hs0-
Dened''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
EAST SIDE

NJ Charles .tN~uI IN court street. Mr..
= 70. ID -..nt a Messenger TOR Mr.. S-h!enk
and the t"y- w"ra soon SAT. aud happy
q his home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

r,or FIVE nIaht-. September II {" j.. inclusive.
the ben~.., for the National Frasernai SAM.
,ariurr, vii. h, held II the Alps. 4 special
r,osrsmus has been srrangst FOR each even
ing an., prize. have bern donat.d by business
every veruon .,'cnding having chance to wts
one Of the 0tfta.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

st Louis Court 81 Honor. No. iiS.. Tire
last meeting OF the court was largely attended,
s'.,-ral ..sai.da.-e wer. Initiated and fifteen
applications were voted on They will sE-
t:sayur 10 have iD candidates on saturday
evening September q The supreme chancellor
viii =; that time pTcssni u them the state
banner .
Mound city Court. No -. at It's last
meeting initiated tour candidates and voted
reye;a! application. II viii endesvor to have
liV members BY the first os the year.
Egyptian Court. No. 80. IT its last meeting
voted on ten apslicstions. Large class "a
ins Refreshments ~iil bs served free TO all
members.
E,. n; ysooA Court. No. l!i:. At ITS last meet
ing elected R.y:h-r William Qu,nian organ
iz,: They are gc,n. 10 h,,c'n the court. Ero,h-
rY srp.erson. state manager. vas p.es-''. ~
a.sr. was Mr.. Waiter lrinan-
Doctor A. T. vogi.f. one o. THE Court 81
hsys: were married Ttursfay evening. Au-
gas, :, Doctor Sosier IN n hard WORKER for
IN, Court sf Honor. having ssc3!ed large
nunt-s. q. candidates. They Will reside ~ No.
-.i. BAR avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Memhers ~ the a. q. L. w ssA u. Of ~.
~iii hold their ti,irti-'h anniSesssfy safsrtain-
m.., M FSses. Park HiRhian6O o. the aster-
nno. and evening 81 September. Special fsa-
,u,.s have been arranged for tho OCCASION
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
STREET CAR MEN DON'T ENTHuSE
OVER BADGES FOR THEIR PICNIC

PeiDence Given Advertising Ribbons Days Of Gel
eheatop ut Creve LAX Does Not Appeal the Rail
rad CostnsenLengthy Programme of Athletic Events Ar
ranged for Two Days
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
SAIITARIOm BENEFIT
WILL Be 4 FEATURE
All Of the Lodges Are Interested
in This Plan to Aid in Building
Consumption Hospital.

An event sf great importance to the
world Of fraterl'xl organizations viii be
the benefit week At the Tyrolean Alps.
been set aside and q portion OF the gate
receipts gill he turned over to the Ma
tiOnal Frateriai Congress to be added
TO the funds being raised to build q fra
New Mexico
During the benefit period there viii he
many special features. which will add
TO the interest Of the performances. All
bery to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Security Council had q record breaking a,-
tendance on last Monday evening. The hall
va b9ck-d With members and visitors from
every council IN the city
S-cretafy Reed announced eight policies re-
r@Nea and read several applications To-nsor.
inEson avenue entrance to Eads bridge n, 5 -
CSi.rk end 3" In body To Ess. 81; Louis
souncii. There Will se meeting af the rail
cssr HUNDRED :n'fnbers have pledged 10 ~.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-26
DON'T GO TO CHURCH.
Less Than One-third of Brunswick's
Population Are Members.

Out of a population OF $500 in
Brunswick, Md, but 945 are regard
ed as church members, with couple
of hundred more classed as "irregu-
lar The .number.of those who do
not attend church lie 1856. The pro-
posed Y. M. c. A. branch is expected
to help matters somewhat.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-26
ABOUT THE GAME LAWS.
THAT HUNTERS ARE
KILLING QUARLs ALUEADY.
Law Fer Birds WIFI BE In fierce UntfI
September F--7he' Other essme

!: Considerable complaint has been
made that persons are killing game
out of season in shis counyr both
squirrels and quails falling victims to
the ante.season pot hunters. The
quail season does not ouen until Sep.
temebr l.. The following are a few
of the game laws of West Virginia.
which may interest the sportsmen in
this vicinity
Hare, Rabbit and squirrel may be
killed from September 10 to January /
Brant, ducks and geese, October 1
to April /.
Deer, turkey. grouse. pheasants
and prairie chicken, October Is to
December 10.
Quail, November to December 90.
Bear at any time. Trout. January
/ to September /.
Bass, JCne 10 to April 10.
Suipe, March / to July 1.
Fawn must not be taken al any
time In its spotted coat.
1t is lawful for any person DO de-
stroy at any time nests, seines, or
traps set ip any river or stream.
Any person NAV kill a dog that Is
seen chasing, worrying Or killing
sheep or lambs.
1t is unlawful cor any person to
shoot in public road
1t is unlawful 10 purchase or have
in your possession any birds or gane
out of season.
1t is unlawful to nss ferrets in
hunting game.
Destroying or disturbing the egg of
any of the birds protected by the law
is strictly forbidden.
1t is unlawful to hunt or shoot oil
the land of another without per mis-
siop.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-26

heartfelt thanks for bis educational
campaigns; they are doing good.
That we indorse the state system
of uniform examinations.
That the state superintendent grant
the teachers three days in which to
take examinations instead Of two days
as at present.
That we thank the legislature for
past favors.
That the minimum salary of teachers
be fixed by law as follows: For No.
/, $50; for a No. 2, $40; for No. 3,
$50.
That to make compulsory education
effective we should have free and uni
form textbooks, by aboIishing the
county book-board and establishing
state board.
That the compulsory law should be
amended so as to compel boards of
education to appoint truant officers.
That no person who cannot read
and write, nor an habitual drunkard,
be appointed a school trustee.
That the county and not the dis
triet be made the unit OF levy; that
county board of education be estab-
lished that the members of the same
be appointed by the county superin-
tendent from wide-awake school men,
half to be of teachers and half of
three of each, the superin-
thndent in case of tie to have the
casting vote and to be ex-officio presi. |
lent thereof.
That the sheriff's settlement with
Jhe boards of education be made
lnder the supervision OF the county |
That for better county supervision,
We would suggest that No. / teachers
,e appointed as district superintend.
nts to assist the county superintend-
mt in supervising his schools, their
luties to assist beginners to organize
heir schools and to give model lessons
IN the subjects taught in the common
chools, their salaries to be the same
IS No. teacher is paid and to be
'aid by the boards of education of
# the districts out of the teachers
und.
That we recommend the consolida-
ion of schools and the transporta-
ion of pupils where convenient.
That No. l teachers certificate
e renewed without examination for
We wears where the teacher has
aught three years of the five for
5hich they were originally issued.
That the pay for institute attend
nee be increased from 81. so per day
0 81. rs per day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-08-26
EYE Is PARALYzED.
Rev. U. S. Crowder Loses Sight of
His Right Optic.

Rev. U. S. Crowder, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Bunk
or Hill, Sunday sustained stroke
Of paralysis In the nerves of the right
eve, and as result is now stone blind
In that optic. He had just returned
to his home uSnday evening from his
regular appointments when a sharp
pain attacked him in the right tenn
pie paralyzing the right eye. the vision
being almostyimmediately obscured.
He came to city Monday morning
and consulted physicians, and it is
believed that the loss of his sight will
be only temporary.
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CITY BAND EXCURSION.
Annual Event at Berkeley Springs
on Tuesday Next.


Juding from the number of inquiries
concerning the City band ex-
cursion to Berkeley Springs on Tuesday,
August 30, one of the largest crowds
of the season will accompany the band
boys to the beautiful and historic Nor
gan county resort on that day. With
the prospect of a large crowd in at
tendance the members of the band
have redoubled their efforts TO provide
an attractive and pleasing program,
and have arranged all the features of
the days amusements so they will
not conflict with each other. The
special train will leave Martinsburg
in ample time to give full day at the
Springs, and special coach for
baskets, bugeies, etc., win be provid-
ed. Those who do not wish to take
baskets may get their meals at the ho-
tells at reduced rate. There will be
plenty of music, dancing, baseball,
bathing, and gala time generally.
This will be the excursion of the sea-
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~ ,BALIIMORE&OHIo
RAILROAD.
Ia efscs May 9th. 1905.
WEST BOUND.
TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG

TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG
No. IS daily at u % p. m for Cincinnati L.
gnie, ot. LOUIS connects for Berkeley aprIn9s aad
komney except Sundays. at Grafton fof Wherlius
No daily al u So p. N. for Pittsburg an Chi
Ne. daily at 81 p. m for Wheeling. co.umbs.
y. Log's Connects for Berkeley Springs ercev,
No. daily at s5a n. for Cincinnati, Loai. Viii
and St. Louis 80
No. daily at II $ p. m. for Pisssbarg and clsvs
No. Is daily except Sundays at s s0a N for Cum
berland and intermediate stations. CoDnscss fos
BERKELEY Springs.
EAST BoUNB.
No. 10 daily a ~ m Tor Washington and Bait.
No. 4 at 40 a n fos Washington. Baltimore
philadelphia and New York, Connects Tor Frederick
Except Sunday.
No. daily at 1909 m for Washington, BaItlmor,
fhilsdeiphia and Ne~ York. Connects for Lexing-
ton, Va and Hagerstown except Sunday and Fred.
srick daily.
No. q daily at 10 as a m for washln atom, Bait.
nyTe. phladelphia and New York
no. Q daily ata ~ m Tor Washington. Baldnore
Philadelphia and New York.
No. u daily at o. p m for Washington, Baiti
more, Philadelphia and New York.
No. IL daily "Duquesne Limitedo AZ n Al a m
,or washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
No Is daily except Sundays at n rs for Frederick
baltimore, and all Intermediate stations via old lIns
NO. IS daily except Suncays at 10 for Washing.
ION and baltimore ard all intermediate stations.
connects for Frederick.
pintch Eight.
7. FITzsERALD, General Manager.
Baltimore, Nd.
G. W. sANTMAN. Ticket A gent. Martinsourg. "
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assault upon Paul Clifford, will
come up on Saturday, August
26th.
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NORFOLK & WESTERA RY
Schedule IN effect Jan. ~, 1905.
SOUTHBOUND

OCncuuic III CllCCl gdi. ~ lSOS.
SOUTHBOUND
Leave Shenandoah JsAaetion.
No. 1883 a, M. for Roanoke and
intermediate stations. Bristol. Knox
vile and Chattanooga. Pullman Sleep
err for Knoxville. Also for Bluehsld,
Pocahontas, Columbus. Cincinnati and
points west. Pullman for Roanoke
and Columbus
No. La oo a. m. daily, for Roonoke,
Bristol, Bluehell, Pocahontas, Welsh
Pullman sleeper Shenandoah Junction
to Welsh.
No. 27.--6 90 p. m. for Berryville. Front
Royal, Luray, Shenandoah and lnterme
diate stations.
NORTHBOUND.
No. 2S.--I0:I5 a. m. for Shepherdstown,
Antietam and Hagssstown.
No. I4.-o:o4 for Hagerstown and points
north. Pullman sleeper to New York.
No. 2.--2:56 a. m. daily for Hagerstown.
Pullman sleeper for Philadelphia.
For rates, schedule, etc., apply to any
agent N. & w. r. R., or
w. B. REvILL. M. F. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Trav. Pass. Agt.
Roanoke, Va,