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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
ARRESTED ON TRAM CHARGED
WITH SvvlNDuN6 farmer.


J. d. Ely. 8 years old. we'll dressed and
prosperous looking. was arrested on q
Rock Island train In Clayton At O'Clock
Tuesday evening by Deputy Sheriff An
drew Shores: ON \ t"ieSI.phic request
from b. +. Callico'te Of Clinton. Henry
County; Mo, 4 charge Of obtaining mon:
sy unler false prc,enses was lodged
against him In warrant issued by the
Prosecuting Attorney Of Henry County.
Ely. II ix said. appeared IL Henry COun-
~ month ago. and succeeded In get
ting into :he 4oOi Sraccs VI quite. num-
S"r Of the farmers a:ser representing that
he wanted to buy a farm. II Is alleged
thar he borrowed various sums from
them. ranging from SlS TO So. He finally
bought" farm. raving a irafs for 81
90 On an lows bank for part payment.
The draft came hack dishOnored. and
about that time Fly disappeared. CALI
cette: one Of his alleged victims. wired
Sheriff Herpel Tuesday evening that he
was going TO 81. Louis on q Rock Island
train. and requested that he he inter-
copied
bcputy Sheriff John }. Richardson 81
Henry County arrived in Clayton last
night. and took Ely hack to Clinton with
him. Ely was very nervous when he left
til" 81. Louis County jail. but refused TO
discuss his ease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
CR0MER IS DISCHARGED
AFTER A SECOND TRIAL.
Phy ssesa0s Refuse tO state That
Bruises 0a Sis Wsie's Body
Ca0oea Her Death.

Because the doctors who had attended
Mrs. Mabel Cromer refused to state In
theis testimony that marks and bruises
found on her body had caused her death.
Attorney Thomas Webb secured dis
msr with numbering his wife.
The dismissal of the case Was ordered
by Circuit Judge X. y. ". Holder imme-
diateiy after the :lus,n recess.
This makes the second time that Her.
bert Cromer has been tried for the alleged
murder OF his wife. Relatives were III.
PRINCIPAL witnesses and Claimed ;nat lie
abused her. Croncr stated that her death
was due TO pneumonia and that the
bruises on her body were due 10 a :all
o,sf cf bed.
t'hys!cians who were called by the STATE
to TESTIFY concerning the bruises refused
to say that the bruises Wcr. The. cause "
death. Mr. Webb then made the motion
foA . dismissal
the previous .-iai she Jury disagreed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
SHORT CHANGE GAME CHARGED
Detectives Arrest Man On Com
plaint Of W. =. Peter.

Specia. Officers J. 4. Sullivan and Detec-
tive Howard arrested Tp. Birchsr last
night. charged with as'errt:ng 20 work
a sho.t-chsnG. game on W. 8 Peter Of
Monticello. Ind. on a Frisco train between
81 Louis ard Valley Park He Is held
a; the Four Courts pending further In
ves'iGa;ion.
;si,ch.r .s said 70 have told Peter that
ne wished 20 send ~ 20 hts brother and
asked for papsr money in exchange for
change. He Is alleged to have short
change! Peter In she deal and was turned
over "a IN. detectives or arrival at tho
Union Station ty ono Of .he train brake
mar. Peter DEPARTED for his home last
niSh;.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
DuNNE'S REMARKS
STIR COUNCIL MEN.


REl't RLIC SPfaTAL
Chicago ILL.,. Sept. i:.-Mayor Dunno
WaS rounslly denounced by some members
~ the City Council today for his remarks
at the Bryan banquet in which he iEsinu-
ate1 that the traction companies were
welding an influence over zone arm Of
the city government" White with rage.
members Of shc Council declared tha; the
Mayor must ei;he: make good his veiled
sccusations cf corruption or publicly apol-
Ogixa
business men who have spent years in
tn. service Of the city declared that be-
cause they could not consc:ent iously in
dorse sh~ Tom johnson brand Of munici-
PAL ownership. u was not Up 20 Mayor
Dunno Ia question their honesty.
Privately some n! the Mayors closest
advisers referred Z" the story Of the par
rot that talked too much.
plan TO whip the Democratic Alderman
nic.paI ownership. This - only the first
crack Of the lash.
Alderman Young declared that I: the
Mayor was correctly quoted he must either
apologis~ 70 the City Council or back up
his aspersfons with proof.
The Mayor himself. when confronted
with the .tosr, raised 1y his public u:-
tefancs. defended himself VI. admitted
saving the exact words quoted today.
but took refuge In an .xplAha ion ,hst fol-
lowed The speech had been carefully
written. but. IN the f~rvor Of the traction
subject the executive launched into the
IDEAS that are In the mind Of all Adyo-
Gates of muntcipa! ownership.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
L. II. HAASE SUED BY NURSE.
Blanche Harkrader Asks $9i9 for
for Care Of His Wif,.

ElaEch. Hark-a,ier :ile.i suit in tn. Ctr
ru;, Court yesterday against Louis H.
Haas. OF No. ~, I.tnf.ii boulevard prest-
dent Of III. Empire EreH ing Company. on
claim Of -. for the car" Of his Wife.
Mabel. in her last illness and preparing
H.r body for burial
III" rlain:.ff alleges that .ire nursed
Mrs. Haas. fo- ias days prior 20 her death
In New Orleans. November :. ,S2 Sh..
als" accompanied the body 20 ST. LOUIS.
sh. states.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
WILL OF HENRY HAUMUELLER,
Leaves His Estate To Children
and Grandchildren.

The all 80 Hsn-y Haurun.Ilsr who .:IeSi
in i.uv-r colo = pter'h.r ;. WAS :,sSi
fnr y-uh,t" Yesterday r- l.:- .-.-a:.h
o. t.s estate 80 h,s snn August on curit-
ao1 mat hc repay 90 the fsstA;oTs ss-
sa-" & sO which rs father toa-.i him
-. lsft aue-:sn-h oi hts .<rat. 20 his
sSu E.-ry. or.-t:ih each 80 HE ons
ThsSst.o-s and Albert c-.-."rrlr 90 oi!n!s.
laughter - htS son Es--y. ard orc-..r.h
each to F-.sE- art Els hermann. chill
!-s- % Ni- de-rsst.yt ia .Cf-s-. .res.r!a
AcSr-Trsrn RE named his su1 AlSs-s
executor. without bond
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

-N1-CS-s- N.il.nh--s.r Yesterday sol!
.e ~ ac-u> - lard - the 0e>f sd. % the
.loFtSs.7t road near F.c-tssar;. 20 Joaa
' Sewers for So 90
-Sa-r.aSe isc---~. we're :s.-.~,. .r Claw
'o- T-sserGav 20 Eert-r: E!Ws-3 Collins
Ard Afto. Ei-7s-ST - Los Angels s>,l /.
Is:' Rssch = No sxis Cisvtcr a-.-l< and
A--ls ScsA.-r of Ne ,s.r Cora sv.nue ara
- -"s~Ss Iey.n n~cic ard Li1z5- ShaeSs.
messy CO - Los
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
COAL MINE LAW INTERPRETED.
Attorney General Stead 0f Hi,
noiS Renders Opinion.
Rgcrr:..- SPECIAL.

E.-'' tt.-lh ~ t. M
Springfield. III. sept IA r',irc eS-
anime. :. required under 'h- law Z" enter
"A shaft ana make a.; Inspection between
shifts Il af;eE on. shift * through " ork
dangerous gases accuErIl-'" and doors
and Stgrr!lSS nav BE- blown Out hy shot
fly.rS a-d an tat, raj OF a few hours oc-
cu-S hS'w.rl stiftS.
:hc mining law hy Attorney G.l"-ai Stead
ir an uTiriou rendered at N. request n!
Walton EGtl"..s" 81 Springfield Mins In
sT,..-ccr for tn. FIFTH Iliirais District,
Thus does the -:u..oyrr;s- NJ of Sho; -f.er<
entail additional duties Gpoa r.l,-. exam
.-.-s who before -h. shot -.rer'S iaw be-
came -~rCtir" we required 20 make only
Oh. .Namira-io;; ,!ay
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
JERSEY COUNTY .. {, T.r. 10 MEET
Aa00al Coaveassoa Deesns Fo,Day
In krh0elahv

The annual convention cf the Jersey
Ssoansy Women.s Christian Temperance
Ms f. Church In Fidelity. The conven-
tson viii hold three sessions q day for two
DAYS To-day's programme will close this
evening with diamond medal cratOricaI
contest.
Miss Lulu e. Miner Of Bone Gan. H..
state Superintendent Of the Loyal Tenn.
terance Legion. will make several ad-
HIssses After the convention. Miss Miner
VIII spend a week In Jersey County Civ
Ing lectures 1t various points
The officers of the Jersey County ". c.
4 =. are; President. Mrs. r. y. Trabue
thompson. kemper: recording secretary.
Miss May Haynes. M.dora: corresponding
fSCretary. Miss Matte TrOt,sr. Jersey
Vile: treasurer. Miss Fannie Gait. Jersey
Vile. and auditor. Mrs. Fannie English.
JerSeyville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
SON sc0lDEO: DRANK ACID.
William Schaver in Serious Con
S1ition mt Cjtv HOSPITAL.

William SHAVER :! years old. drank
car.piir ARID at hts horne. No. sis North
Fifteenth s'..-; al s:,s o'clock last night
ana I. AZ the cf,y Hospital IN a SERIOUS
Condition.
Tn. mans mother stated that she scoid-
=. S.hAyer during :ns day for paWnir4
his trousers. and soon Afterwards ne took
the poison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

John Ryan. 81 years old. haiisr maker.
employed a: che Terminal rounthous0 f"-
iascr Fast 3. Louis and Venice. vas in
Su:esi about 'h. legs Yesterday r. boiler.
which Yollet: on him Ee vas taken 20
ST MaYys Hospital. Ea>; 81. lS.iis. FOR
frsa:msc. His home - IN Rrookiyn Ill
James Mccarthy of No. Ii:a Ea.; Broad
way. East =, l-cu.s employed a. n pack
e- a. i>e ~ Pear Glass Works. was caugh.
n .ai Of e'xe. sssi.rdAv and sustained
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

A r Richardson. SUp-ria;s '@ert ~ the
Horse o: Res;g.. yesterday s:.ysr,~d on a
vacation OF twenty days Es viii go East
TO Inspect refoy-atoTy Institutions.
John SWeenr vas aSpo.nts4 Inspector n
SIZE Stree. DEPARTMENT yesterday by COM
rn!ssione. valiant
The American B-eS!nc Company yesfeY-
cav presented 10 the flrens- Collectors
lowing club silver loving cup In >ecoG-
n.sica ~ their supremacy over other %
gan.xatioas IN the city Han The cu,. IL
Is inches tall and appropriately !nseffb<d
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
LODGE FAv0RS SUBSIDIES
TO AID MERCHANT MARINE

Relieves Pson Best - Revive ShsD-
Plo1 ssS Opeo1sg - New Aas.
kess - AUesSeo.
Peabody. Mass. Sept. IA speech BY
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge strongly ad-
vocaiinc subsidies az the best method Of
rsvivinG New England shipping and OPEN
.nS h.M maIkeis OF tsade: Vas the feature
Town Hall to-day.
IAN Industries the Senator said. have
tccn projected except the ship owner.
Will" he has hecn allowed TO import hts
materials free. Re has ben given only
tn" coastw:se trade and has been left To
c"iTpei" with highly protected foreign
III. reliant marine
Senator Ledge said that ne formerly b.
lieved that IL was impossible to give SUBJ
sides. owing largely so the prejudice
against them.
Since the hearings hy the special com-
M!!tcr h.. had cached the conclusion that
the other remedy. discriminating duties.
would IT, iust as impracticable because II
would entail the abroEatiOn Of thirty
treaties and would be most expensive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
WIFE CHARGES xONsrPP0Rr.


Alleging that her husband. Charles r.
Turner mas become addicted to drink 20
th. .xfen, fta: he does not provide for
his family Mrs. Sarah Turner Of Keli.vi;lc
yesterday flied suit for divorce I'm the
Circuit Court. Tn. couple. w.r. marie
in Columbia. Mo. October Is. 1870. Sin.
alleges that h- does not provide Cor her
or the children.
Mrs Mary Kidd sued Tin" Joseph Taylor
Coal Company for Sl1.HV for the death Of
her husband. James kii2. who WAS killed
IN an accident in the Taylor mine.
The Fred Wolf Company sued Adam
(:in'z and :hc Citizens Plat" Ice and
Cold Storage Company fov an accounting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

COUNTY ni>s .,RICAL SOCIETY.


The ST. Clair County Historical Scciety.
which has for its purpose the study Of
the history OF St. clair County and to
collect. preserve ans. make known his
trtct. has been Gcrme,s in Hellcviile with
. membership Of a score os enthusiasts.
J. Nick Perrin. conceded to be the best
posted man on the history of 81. Clair
County. was selected president: Do-tor
F. A. Woe!k. vice president: 4. NJ. Vol
leson. librarian Of Hsi.vii'e. AZ secretary,
ana Professor W. 4. Hough. treasurer.
4 committee to draw Up iviaws an! a
cons;ii ution is composed Of q. 4. Edman.
q. a. PfenniShausen. ". J. Hanson and
H. " Rrua
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

MISC C-. ,I,;s~ sas --,s-n~: FROM . r;ss. n
q fs,ioc- III
NJ a.. NJ. ta-.,s R--r hars .srI-r~a
s-1-r Q tsiG..rsi say "a Tsso soAso
Ntss l<Ah Hs..s- - v0.raG hee s-ssr =
S>-sai.a. No
Mo Fu.s.e- Rz-1sss sas -rsasae' - s.-
An-ae "a csArsAiG.. III as-.. . y;ss: v-:a
Niss Anr0 Tre>is
MSS Nesf.- Rses-sr-s :. ,fss.:se - Jcysi. No
No NAsse tTx-s Ntss:t.G n T>prfa- III
Nrs WAl..- ?A-se. sas rs;E-De4 s-o-r . vise
- SAiecl ~
MO- Er=.iy {: NcsAe a.e Alss NA-.e ws.y
Sf:. Aspos- .e-say e,e sfs.; Af Ssys,. ss<fsEs
~ Ee>~-... aff Ncs {. y Ac.s-za--5s Aaue
ev..g~-N. .~-, Q e :Ae we~s
- RSsa. Ae>rkAass A0,-tA.lc. Ofi. G.-V
q oasass e,-ess S.ssAs sf Vaia=S Sv~s.gA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
Hard Rsaa Contract Let.

The Board Of Highway COMMISSIONER
Of Jersey Township held a meeting in
Jerscyvilie yesterday afternoon and let
the contract for the construction Of the
JeTseyviiIe.
The contract was awarded to the Alton
Sand and Transportation Company for g
cents a square yard
The work will he started within q few
days. The hard road viii extend from the
west corporation line os the city Of Jer.
s-yviile alonx what II known as the Jer-
seyvilie- Fi.ldon road
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
EAST SIDE

WrightsviIle. m. and Miss Mary \
Rootnson. aged y. q CaSrollt0n. m.
They were married at the home q NJ.
ana MA George V. Brandy In Ooueh
State street b. the Reverend Thomas q.
Marshall. pastor Of the First PresbyteF.
ian Church
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Amsterdam. sept IA dispatch from
BATAVIA. .sisnd o! Java says the D,.f. y
Of Prince ile1oe. os TIRE isisni q ..eye.
bes. Who has been causing the .g.tci
trouble TIE garrison % Paiopo o(F~:~d
Q vigorous resistance ana the tOvn Vas
only taken after s4a.p 0lnsin4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Mr. Lizzie T-sp1c. wife OF John
rrappe. who siile,, Herry Link. the Belle
VILE .sloonk.-per visited him a; ;hs
E.iIevtl!. 1ail yesterday morning. SIZE
r-nuSh; with her their four children The
couple held an extended conversation.
iurirs which ,,oth SHE'D tears.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
FOLK AND PARTY
REACH PORTLAND
Governors Train Delayed Thir.
teen Hours By . Wreck and
Plans for Reception in Exposi-
tion Citl Disarranged Missouri
Day.
n 4 sfAU coRREsPoeepRsf.

por,s..0 - 49, -
arrtvssl n pHSsi. IA ~ .ss. -" ~ - ~.
nsSnsN SSarsSH1 HS. W ~. tos !stn ot "
ten C.SS.-SS srS CcseSSSSss SSsS VI Vttn sos! ]!
h not believed that this comhsrassor ~
tnstteenc sagniaes any unfavorabls
omsm: Germany. the reception 70 the Mis-
position onlcsals vas cordial In the ex-
me c1t0enc ana the newspapeTs 0f Port
: ss.: I3Ar0less Ct p0lntcs: extended .
1Nstc 1Hs c0s0ssS SSeesnG 10 the Missouri dele-
-"
hr : Srsck "s "n ~ rs;,.I noIc ~ eaWe3
d;scS ~ 1.-rS.r, S ~ tta1n ran. into
sS IStca ~ nItnnat ane. = z Consequence.
W. ~ '1 ssH% 1"sSn SSIIss9 tne Sasss0uSa party
" UY ~ fer0setSn
~ S SHNtee H1H vn1cn nao
riGs.t 4" - ~ tne Ssy0r cI fendIeton
Ssc ~ Sne Uam St = m. but found al
Veii A TIE S:overncr "a, "a a.te Stssne.Es' -
crSr,.r
III Ah 49, A ssAa eHfE AGAIN.
AS m1s,n& omceS. Sienefai Lay. Who
49, eS 'esJ oenina ~ Osoen took the next
ts.u "i Sn,cn SeuSnt rp Snn the party BE-
AZ ths Gepoe IN Portland. "a receive Gov
e<nCt cOik. vas hOoeFt Kern. chairman
o. the A1ss0oSt Commission: E. K. T.. Nc
ysnassy yyIsnasy o. the committee: James Mel.
Mood; rpreeentine the Lewis and Clark
~ EapoSssiCn: s and CS!one! Gt"rge ". ha-
SnsSsmoeriin
Weicome 70 oregon and Portland was
~ e;SsenaeH inIormai!y. and carriages o"re
which Is headquarters for Missouri.
PLANS DlsARRANGED.
range, h., ~. ..,,,,e.,Iv ~ u,,s nn0 peem ar
49, q. - ~ ss.ss y y. vsttsa"V. Sus tiS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Mrs William Srcss:niT:i o: 40. 30 West
Main street: P.ileyiiis Scu from a NOV
ing Suburban car on Vest Main street.
Esi,eyt,ie YESTERDAY. She VAS attended
Sy Doctor A. NJ Kohl. who VAS a passen-
ger on TIE car, and was then taken to
her home. He: Injuries ar. very PAIN
full but {; Is m, believe! Will result se
yIo;isly
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Deputy Circuit Clerk George ~ Eaton
Of Jersey County was yesterday appointed
assistant; cashier Of the State Eank Of
Jevs:yvil!e 20 succeed Thomas Wedding.
resigned J. I. McGready Of Jerseyvilie
was appointed Assistant Circuit Clerk to
succeed Mr.. Eaton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Fire a, Greenwood q, 10 O'Clock las,
night endangered surrounding property
ard destroyed the home % John Norris.
caussag Q damage Of ~ On tke house and
from spreading 10 surrounding croper3y
BY the CreenWood vosuetee1 Fire DeDaTt.
EloS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

William n Hal "a s:trz-t:ax . e-.af
ccs.rcr - rso'lc~ AZ th~ ca-z.,a! il L.-.ps
Park .sss werk- ts- sscc tar - vafis
o. ;.eAc 0t:~ at-NoD. a -.- he-~sfh
HIN, si,scaes ~ Is ufa.ry-,so s~.. ahove
ese Cr1.-3- seeming 70 s-nw era. .-.ec.
-: from IRE crra5s a:te-.!srG TIE
.-ysrtie ;s,-~.:s .-.c. who perform, -r.,-.
sh. ssIci~ hos.1c.tal ta-s also a.,-,r.
x-ss: ac.ts- er~~ css-s..,~ so- -. rs.;
srr, OfE. - held Ss:c-5ly- Te- r-.St ts
INCREASING 81 sS:c G.iiv sd a.xA.iy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

ic.-.ftn.''' 4 Agriculture. w-a,h-r Bureau
S-t"rs".n~tcai oi,-. r. atoms r-.~is-i a. :.
f-oIs. SEPT. rBh-- 4 i... T. IN IOcsi time
ana "a; seventy -.ftl Ilers la. ,,tr. ..i,~r-
o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Marriage Ic~nss< ;ssu.a II Fast 81,
I1nvi. yesterday. we're TO; Es:nar.i Roy
nolS.. - Ess. =: Louis. Ma.gafc. Sui
nyar "a Esst =; Louis. ier!i. McHenry.
. EAs; ST l.osis. Laura l. Gv:gnon. -
Ess. q, Louis. Charles u. BopshnAn. =
N.: 81: Louis Ms S.sie Schmis. -
K,as: -, Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Rui,i!rg permits issued n Relievi!lc yes
fsYday were AS follows: To Henry Wsyk-
Meist.r. foc frame dy..-.;:Sg on South
Church street Ia cost H.1D.
To Peter Rueb.i. sor !, brick dwelling
on East F!rs; street. ts-cst G.Se
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

The Frcehu-S Sa.rgerSiTd has arranged
for a celebration o: its fhirty-sixth ami
verSary SUNDAY. Tn. celebration will be
an aIl-,iay a.Yai- ard Il ia said will b.
participated in hy a: least twenty S.r-
man singing societies. Tne committee in
charge OF the celebration next Sunday -
Charles Becker Geo-S. kessler. George
Schiferd.ck.r. Chris H"!ligenstasn and
Conrad MenE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

The meeting Of the Roard Of Super
Doctor II. Russell Bohannop Of Jersey-
vile was appointed County Physician
The Board authorized the annual tax
levy OF SS4.s5O for county purposes. Super
shi2. James n. Allen Of Quarry Township
ana 7. Il. Ruvle q! Ruyie Township we're
appointed AN delegates to the annual con-
vs:tion OF Supervisors. County Commits
s!ole:s and County Clerks. which WiiI b,.
held at Decatur. ILL.,. Octocsr l0-i2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14
f!l394lZN
6rdleB BABY
! 3sls(s

n Quaasssy q de socd saken b ~
sAe 0easufe Of iss nocl.shneas. The
Quaiiay 10 wAas ecunsa- Many babes
snke i0gs Qua1nsies q SooA and ees Q
sman aDoons cf nous:sAmens. llel.
Inc Fed bahiso eate . small Qus..
~ q foo6 I'D ees . iarsP anoGna
e oeoeisAneas. Send tos oW book
00o6R'o roo1 0aosoo.-
0iunb ~ = - e1lY lhhnP
06 VAfG6 0o01lUo1 - eg0n1 N60A
. 01s0Qg1G0 g. lsll0Nc
- 1 Z - ~ ~ -
unaaHo Sooo 60. 0es1oss. sAsA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14


building a1
wooded
Nations, md state ccv:nr:nss T"'':c sss: ~" essra:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

County Clerk J g Ac(s.ash o. Jefaey.
vile yesterday 1Esa1 . marriage Ecense
- Arthur J. Cunningham. AS0 =. e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Masr.e- S<ss E-Tss Gss~.nr,ez; A.
A.~spd IN ess-x~.c --o.>ss 70 Sorrcc,,
as sse result oe aE Attack made an .
Spanish sA:s receat;y ey AsevceA3 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

Repuhlie want A Agencies q every
1Ysg store
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-14

-rsrnssep.osra. srsa-e - sss .As- :. =,
Aca- EDWARD ". NnvIr
1Ascai Fc--.Ass~-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-02-11
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Officials of Old National Bank on
Death of Mr.. Deatrick.

At meeting OF the directors of the
Old National bank of Martinsburg
held on the 18th dav of February, 1905.
the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas The members OF this board,
deelly rensible of their sudden and
un-xpected loss in the death Of P. X.
,enirick, desire to place upon record
ONE EXPRESSION of their esteem for
the noble qualities he bore as friend,
citizen and fiDaucier; therefore,
Resolved; That 10 the death of p.
e. Deatrick this board has lost faith.
full. capable aud energetic member.
one, the memory OF whose exemplary
life we cherish.
Resolved; Tat the most earnest
assurance of our grief, together with
the expressions of our heartfelt sym.
pathies, are hereby rendered 10 the
devoted sisters of the deceased.
Resolved; That these resolution
be spread upon TIE minutes of thii
board publisl ed in The Evening
World, and copy sent to the sister
of the deceased.
M. e. Tabler,
j. N. Reptch.
J. r. Catrow,
Committee.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-02-11
DEATRIcK STORE SOLD.
Mr.. Frederick sSpillman to Assume
Management in Ten Days.

Management in Ten Days.
Mr.. Frederick Spillman. of the firm
of Spillman Bros. the well-known
grocers. has purchased the stock and
fixtures in the dry goods and shoe
establishment OF the late P. e. Dea
trick, and will formally take posses
sion as soon as the inventory has been
completed. Mr.. Spillman is now en-
gagged in the work of inventory and
will manage -..thek business under the
old firm name until his1present tack is
finished. when the business will be
conducted under. his own name, at the
old stand. Mr.. Spillman began his
business career asa clerk in the estab-
lishment of..which,he will be the pro-
prietor and remained there for 10 years
during the life of the'late Howard N.
Deatrick. He is therefore well equip
ped for the business. This formal
transfer will take place in about 10
days.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-02-11
PRIZES WILL BE SENT OUT
Fruit Growers Of Berkeley County
to Get Their Medals.
Revised LIST OF WINNERS
Eleven Medals Come to This County,
Mc-e Than Were Won by Any
Other Section.

The revised list of prizewinners
among the fruit exhibitors at the st.
Louis exposition from West Virginia
has heen sent out from Charleston and
shows that medals for apples, peaches
pears. plums, ounces. cranherries
grapes and paw-paws were won by
the growers Of this state.
OF especial interest is the fact that
the grand prize of the exposition was
carried off by the West Virginia Hor-
ficultural society. This was the
greatest honor awarded to any individ-
nal or society at the worlds fair and
demonstrates the fact that the fruit of
this state is without an equal in the
country. Naturally the members of
the state society are jnbilant at their
success, which means a big advertise
ment for West Virginia fruit in all
parts of the United States. The gold
medals were AWARDED 60 the growers
of the state rs follows:
Berkeley County horticultural
society; Greenbrier Horticultural
society; Mason County Horticultural
society; II. W. Miller, of Pawpaw s.
w. Moore. Of Elwell; H. L. Smith, of
Martinsburg: j. W. Stewart, of Mar
tinsburg. As will be seen by the
above. Berkeley county gets more gold
medals than any other portion of the
state. which Ia naturally a source of
qualification to the growers in this
section.
The silver medals which came to
Berkeley county were awarded as fol-
lows: Allegheny Orchard Co.. Alex
Clohan; D. Gold Miller.
The bronze medals 90 to these gen.
tlemen: J. T. Catrow H. L. Smith
Henry Nesmith; Fl. O. Thatcher; j.
w. Thatcher.
Eleven medals of the first. second
and third class won by the growers of
old Berkeley is record that stamps
this was an important center of fruit
culture, and just what this means may
be illustrated when it is remembered
that they were in competition with all
sections of tie United States. Ar
rangements have been made for dis
tributing these prizes from Morgan
town and upon their arrival in that
city they will be placed upon exhibit
tion for a time at the experiment
station.
FREDERICK COUNTY WINNERS.
The statement comes from Winches-
ter that four growers of Frederick
county were awarded medals for
apples, and that the exhibit from
that county was awarded prize as a
whole. The names-of the prize win
neis are John 1hwai,. w. w. Tan
quarry, J. w. Larrick and S. l.. LuD-
ton.