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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
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Baltimore q Ohio Railroad

Baltimore q Unlo Eallroao
FheloIloW the time oitEainsstopnp,
At Shenandoah junction, In effect NAV SI
1895: -
sAsr-BoUND.
No. 4-4.5O A. NJ. st. Louis and New W.,
Express. stops on Signal. Ls,ilA
No. s-lO.SlA. N. Chicago and New Va,
Express. Stops on sigma. Dali
40. lB-l2.4IP. NJ. MaTtipfbuIg and BsIi,
Tor, Accommodation, via ola
main line. Daily except SurgsV
No. 6-2.57 p. Nj. Chicago and New Noik
Express. Stops on siFrrl. IsiV
No. 1851 p. NJ CumbeTlal ana Bs
more Al conf t,HtitI. va Wasf.
ingsot. Daily except SUI dsy.
No. Ii-s26 T. ". New York fIpless. Sion,
on signal daily.
wEsr-BoUSD.
No. IS-3.65A. Nj. Baltimore and Cumb.r
land Accommodation. Daisy -
cept sunday.
No.l7-Il.2s A. NJ. Baltimore amt Marc.
burg Accommodation. Daily eI.
cept sunday.
No. 55-l2.OS Noon. New York and 81. Lon.
is Express. Daily.
No. sos p. N. New iorS ana -. Lou,
Limited Express. Connects VIII
y. Is W. south. Daily.
No. 9-n 10 Y. NJ. Baltimore and Cleveland.
Pittsburg Express. Daily.
40 local trains on sunday.
Train l. connects at Martinsburg with Nos
and 81 for the west via Wheeling and Pu.E.
J.E. PRICE, Ticket Ageu,
Shenandoah junction. WA
{. W. BASSETT,
General Passenger Agent.
:. Fleming Will sell tickets on the % Z
.. Railroad Tor the West and south.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
Hardware Department.

Bar Iron Nails, Horse Shoes, Large
Iron Wash Kettles, Brass, Copper
and Porcelain Kettles, Skillets,
Waffle Irons, Trace, Butt, Cow and
Halter Chains, Farm Bells, Screen
Doors and Windows, American
Fence Wire. Barbed Wire, Saws,
Black Hawk Corn Shelters, Lawn
Mowers, Files, All Sizes Bolts,
Loaded Shells Powder and Shot.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02

Trains Nos. 4 and ITO run daily between
HRgerstown and Harrisburg. and No. fifteen
minutes late on sundays.
Daily.
Daily except Sunday.
-, -, q, -, y -, 4 40, , No soiJ la
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
MOORE 4 MOORE,
INSURANCE
AND
Real Estate Agents,
Charles Town, w. Va.

We represent a number Of leading
Fire Insurance Companies and can fur
nish insurance at the very lowest rates.
We also represent the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company, OF PhiIadeI-
phia, one of the Oldest, strongest, ana
best companies doing business IN the
United States. All OF the policies are
iucontestable from date of issue, besides
having a number of other valuable op-
tions.
We have some Fine Jefferson County
Farms for sale, ranging from 100 10 4UO
acres.
Respectfully, .o,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
The Jefferson County Mutual
FRI INSURANCE COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1878,

ESTABLISHED 1873,
Offers TO the people OF Jefferson County
insurance in "A sale company at the hcIuhl
cost OF Insurance, which Is much cheaper
than the rates usually charged. ana keeps
the money at home. Good risks from re-
BponsiDle parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every FRIDAY
DIRECTORS:-JOteph ITapnell, John I,
Burns, Nelson X. Roberts, W II. 1. Lew 49,
Um. WiIJ, N Imam q. Frazier jacob =. Mel
win, Ii. l.. snyder, NJ. Is Baker, n. II. Rem :
hart, John W. tuuer, X. preston Chew .. W.
Washington, /. II. 5trlder.
ISAAC Ii. STRIDER, President.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON. Bee. a Treas.
Executive Commlttee:-lsaac ii. Strider
Chairman; Jno. y. Barns, >. W. washing
ton.
General Agents
WASHINGTON q ALEXANDER
Charles Town, W. Va.
bub-Asents:
]. s. Fleming. shepherdstown, W. Va.
VIM. v. kau, Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
sS-The Secretary Will be found at the
Company's Office, Gibson Building, Court
house yard. in Cnarlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
Western Maryland Railroad.
Taking Effect Sunday, October 10, 1905
Hagerstown and Baltimore.

Hagerstown and Baltimore.
Leave Hagerstown at $50 a. m. 2o5 p. m.
Arrive az Hagerstow at 7.35 "A m. l2.u p
m. and $50 p. IN.
sFast Mail, the only Sunday train.
Connections at Hlghneld for 0ettysb9fs
Hanover. Spring Grove, YORK, Eastern ~.
tension and points ON Baltimore and HATTIE
burg Division.
Hagerstown and Cherry Run.
Leave Hagentown at 500 am, l2V noon
Arrive at Hagerstown at $50 a. m. 1873 s.
m. and $50 p. m.
Hagerstown and Hancock.
Leave Hagerstown for Hancock so a. m.
and i2O2 aud s.35 y. m.
Leave Hancock for Hagerstown 5.N a. ~
$50 "a. IN. and BIB y. IN.
Hagerstown and chambersburg
Leave Hagerstown 0.S5 a. M, Il.D6 a. m. And
Arrive at Hagerstown at 7.6S q. m, sJ6p'
m. and b.O6 p. m.
Hagerstown and shippsnsbvrg.
Leave HagerstOwn Il.O5 a. m. and ~ p. %.
Arrive AZ bagerstown I.55 am. and oV'p ID
VIA cur OFF.
.Hagerstoyn and chambersbUrg.
Leave Hagerstown at BID p. m. Arrive ~
s.IO p. M, making connection with b. n "
V. Il. X. at Quinsonia 10 and from BaltlbDIs
These trains will run daily except buhdA'
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leayr HagerstOwn for Waynesboro and JOY
termediate Stations at T., q. m. and 90 y
m o., and arrive AZ Hagerstown from Nayb,
boro and intermediate points lOOa. M AD'
6O5 pm.
The Fast Mail from Baltimore arriylnsn
Hagerstown at us a. 90. and leaving iOf Ds''
tlmore al s.O5 D. M, being daily. .
For frGferiek leave Hagerstown AZ ~
m, 40 o. M, Snd 4.0j y. M, connecuIs
BTuceyiIle.
n. RI. GRISWOLD, r. NJ. HOWELL, -,
GenT Tranic Mgr. Geu'l Pass. hs''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02

Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Time table in effect May ~, 1874.
Leave. No2 No.I NOS NOS sOlO ITO mol
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write Us
freely and frankly, in strictest cont
dence, telling US all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
I'm plain, sealed envelopel, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02
EVERYTHING BUT DEATH

I suffered" writes Virginia Robson,
Of Easton, Nd, ''until took CArdui,
which cured me SO quickly it surprised
my doctor, who didn't know ! was
taking it. wish had known OF
Cardui earlier IN life"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02

Leave MOI No.S So.6 To.7 So.s sol'I ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-02

FhelOIloW is the time oftTainsstonn,,
al Shenandoah junction, In effect MAJ o.
1875:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Yriinclitrnfc in Crcnnn.

Eortlonb. Orc, 10. W}ui. -
Gns neltc @ciet, meld)cS sic Eriiqcl-
ltrofc fir brlltole Gbem0nner, oic
ibrc 6rolten %miBbanocln, i'm Staotc
Oregon ciniiibrt, lit bcitte in Strait
9etretcn. Nod Sen &orihriiten oc3
@ciebcS ioltC cincln Mnnne, Scr icil1
@eib priiaelt, nit glciitem N2aBe ge,
meiIcn merOcn, ltnO 3lpar ioQen ibnl
bis SIT 5pon5ig Sicbe oltfNc5dblt mcr.
ben, ncbcn un0ercn nod 5ulGiiigcn
@elos uno @ciGngniBitroicn. Die
Trii9clItroie ioa iumerbolb Scr Sc
f1ngniBnlollern uoll3ogell mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Grad cn Eboto0ropb c
I'M GricgSbiCnIt.
ii Of te ii Der c'S
u il dtritt.

EoriS, 10. Woi. - Bon Nellcm
perloiltet, oob Ielcaiic, Der Wtiniltcr
beS glltSlpGrtigcn, nnd) DEM @ciilfc
bes ipontihcn &GniqS IN NoriS ob.
oontcn iucroc. .GouitunS, Der @ot.
id)oiter in Gonltontinopcl, GILT olS
icin mutb~loBlider Hodipl9er.
afr Tiidfebr mad ga.
racaS.
Caracas, 10. Wai. - YrGiibcnt
GoItro lit porgeitern ol,f Scr Hiid.
fcbr bon ieincr Teiic ourd) mcbrcrc
Stootcn Der Hepltblif in So @uopro
oneelongt mo III entbuiioltilhcr
@ciie begriiBt. Ger Erdlibent bot
g~eitern oie Seitung Scr Grcfutiuc
nieoer oufgenomnlen.
u. g. Ieaoronl, Ser belliid)e &c
innbtc in Tcnc5uelo, lit noh 0erttld)'
LAMB obgcrcilt. Im 10. Wui murbc
in Tolcncio, Eliertn Gabello, @iloca'
ra uno Son Soofim ein Grbitob be-
obod)tet. IS murhe fcinerlei S6o.
oet gcnleloet.
q h 1900 Sobren.
81 D III, 10. Moi.- Gin Bauer iano
bel Tompeii urlter eroe unb Iid)e
be9ruben oos Sfelett zines WGbhens
nit antifen @olo-n enomels" uno
Eerlen'Solsbonb, Nrmb1nbern nno
Sbrrin9en. Ios Wdoden fam bel
Der groben antoitrppbc I'M Sabre $
unl's Seben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
aanal pun Chicago madl bonn @ulf

Gbica9o, 10. Moi. - Cine
Gon9rcB = Delegation, b~citeben0 aus
5ebn Mit9lieOern oc3 Sot8-Gomitc'S
fiir 6Iiiiic uno &6fen, lit bier orgc-
fonlmcn, nm Die llnteriuful9 scr
Sbunlidfeit Der Seritcllung elmer
@olieritroBc, mcld)c Chicago nit Dem
0olf pon Merifo berbinOct, 5u bcgin-
men. Die Delegation mrrOe om9obn-
boz BON Spei &ertrctern Oe9 rTroi1.
age @onro" c%ingcbolt mno modtc
Damn cine 6nbrt Sen Groinogcfonal
6illob nod 2odpprt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

ipru6 nit beitebenoen Gertrdqcn bic
Deportation erlei0et, mn0 nidt n1lr
miro, mie Gbcntung 2ionQ crflGrt.
Elm ~Itrifter 9opcott amerifaniidCr
Glnfubr oufredt er6altcn merocn,
lon0ern Der @elaltote lan1mclt 0Qtcn
mo Wtoteriol, Inn Sha0eneriob iiir
Die pertro9Smioriae 0eportirung obi
l1e'tlbcr ll1tcrtbonen lett glblulrf oc3
Sertrogs bon 1891 SIT perlongcn.
6lotteniefret0r Worton'5
NmtSm oiQfcit.
6Iottcnictrctdr Morton lit, mic
bclltc ertldrt miro, bereit, ont t. ,Slrlt
aus Dem Sobinct olta5lttrctcn, inn
Sole Der @rGIiocnt icinc HciiQnotion
an icltem Gotlrm omncbmcn nil. Ger
Scfrct0r bat icinc Slime fir Die ,3u.
funft nod nid)t polcroct. Gr bar
pcrld)icoenc Sficrtct infer GuuG.
qllng.
SrGiiOcnt ~ iii mic0cr
hriftitcIIcrn.
BrGiiOent Hooicoclt beobiidti9t,
cine Hcibc BON Nrtifcln iibcr iciuc
Sogoerlcbniiic, cini6licBlid icincr
Ibclltcltcr in OfluDoma un0 Golo.
rooo 5l ldrcibCn. IS lit nod nidt
bcltimmt, in mcIdcr 3citl0riit lie e..
ldetncn pcrOcn, che lie in 9uhform
pcrottentlidt mcrOcn, obcr &err Goc.
lepelt bat cine Sifcrtc BON ciucn M.
9a5ln III GrnGgung, tueld)Ga iriihlr
nloIld)e& Icincr litcroriiden Gr}clg.
l1lllc peroiicntlir0t bot.
Srcn5er n0ctroit" 0|citruu-
N0mirol BRADFORD, @cfcb(qbo6cr
oc@ coroibiihcn @cidmo0cra. tclc
9ropbirt Dem Observation-Disclosures,
Dab Der arcll5cr 00ctroit" QcItcrn 5lt
Eltcrto FIoto itronoetc un0 Oob feline
SodborosS 6rou6c Q0n5lih OicnItun.
touglid) gcpOrOcu lit. Ger Nomiro(
bot lih bon Scr Stoot Son Gonlinoo
nod Nucrto Hloto bcgebcn, I'M Die
Ingclc0cnbcit ST. mntcriudrrl.
Soom $ Wolucn Sfun0uL.
SefrctGr Gait lit sur Gilliid)t &c,
fommct, ooB ca notbio ieii miro, IN
Der @crfol9lnG icincr l~lntcriudumg
Der @oucn g SoonliS Nifoirc mcbs
rcrc 3cllgcn miinOlid) 81 pcrnebmclt.
8lltcm &crnCbmcn 5ufolgc miro olrd1
cin 3eltQe ans 9tcp 2)orf nod gSoib.
ll1gton bcrllfcn ner0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
GngIon6'S Nn dI0gc ami
Ycritcn uno Nfg6oni-

YetcrSburg, 70. Moi. - Die
Hcbc iibcr oic &crtbcioiQlnQ9nlittel
SSlt0icn'S, ipcldc Scr britilHc4rcnlicr-
miniItcr @olfour ont If. Moi I'M
llntcr6nulc belt, giebt nod mic por
2lnitob SIT riliiii6en ELECTROMAGNETIC
rem. Sic n9}ouojc &rcnjo" GltBcrt
offcn ibren Irgmobn bc5iiQli6 Der
britii6cn &iibrigfeit in N"fgbonilton
ullo Eeriicn unO ibrc 3pciicl an ser
Nuirid,tigfcit 0iuerier cnglil6cr
&llnogebulgen 5t @ltnlten elmer 9lns
n1bcrunq 5luiidcn 8roBbritonnicn
nto HuBlono. 0n8 bcfonntc rlliii.
ldc @lott id)reibt;
oySir mcrocn @roBbritonmicn III
Nfgboniiton IN Grhc IoIicn, iuclllt IS
Icine SGnoc bon Ecrlien lGBt, no
llnIere Sltereiicn commcr5icIlc lt1o
inouitriclc, niht poIitilhc Iinb. lin.
Iere @illlld)c Iino niht olli @ebictas
Grobcrull9 gcri6tct. @roBbritonnlcrt
oogcgen ertrGlumt Die Tcrpnl0lung
beS periiihen Wcerbuicn8 III eincn
cngliihen Miccrbiileu mo Die &crbills
Dung bon Sloien un6 Ggppten onrd)
cine Gileilbobn, HuBlono bcitcbt lcs
oiglid) oorouIi, boB Gcriien irci mo
lll1abhdnaiq bleibeu ntllf."
Sn Serbinbung oonlit erlpGbnt Die
~Nouoie Grenlio" oltd) Die 5uncbmers
De Tilbrigfeit ser griten I'M Galfos
Jus, no tic cine Griputlcllten gebo=
re1oe Sclegrnpbenlinie errid)tct itlto
Eetrolcltm1ueaen, @ergiuerfe, Wulo=
lano II. /. 10. erporben bobeil, p0ercll
ltonbig 5uuebmenoc aolonllten5abl
folt elmer frieoliben Groberung
gleidfommt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Gin ruiiiiher 9roteIt il.

Gin ruiiii der Eroteit it.
Petersburg, 10. Woi, - Ser
rliiiihe @cidGitStrGger 81 Ycfing
bat Die finciii6e GcQierrng bcnudl.
ridtigt, ooB nod eingclullfenen @e.
rid)ten sic Sopaner nit ser I6iidt
umgcbcrL Sen &aiier BON Goreu il
&crlcBung OcS 8ertroqS BON Sdimo.
noioti tpcld)Gr oie ltnobbGnqi0fci.
Gorea'S g%orontirt, nod) Sopnn 5ll
bringcn. Sic ritiiiihc Hcgicrin1g boj
alien Modten eincn Groteit gcaen Ell
ne OCrortigc MoBnobmc i%ibcrnittc,t.
6ron5oiiihe @ciitunQcn
BON Snuoii ION beOrobt.
Bori$, 10. Mai. - Truncoia
0elonclc, &cpnblifoner uno 0cputir.
ter iiir Sn6o 2 China, bat Dem porlo.
mentarild]cn GOmite iiir 6lottcns
Nffnircn eincn bemcrfenanertbcn Nc=
rid)t ilbcr Die oringlidc AotbmcnoiG.
felt elmer &critGrflung Scr &~crtbciOis
QlrngSlucrfc &nOo Gbinn'9 GcBcn Die
@eiobr elmer iopaniIhcn &lpoiion
mterbrcitct. ,Goa Goflrmcnt idiI'
Bert sic @ciobr ais cine icbr crnltc
mo crrcQt groBca 2nliicbcll.
Ger @crift fiibrt aus, ooB 6rurfs
reid in Snoo.Gbino mr. 5mci 6ctnoe
5u iiirhtcu babe: Snp0n o0cr Gbino,
crmlltbiat ul0 mtcritiibt bon Sopnn.
Gic oortiqc ironBoiildc &olonic IoNtc
in itorfcn neutrality-suspicious. Der.
ieBt ncrocnt 10 bob tie lid) ollf mcl)'
rCrC W}onntc pcrthcl0igcn fonnte, bis
frol1j0iiidc Observation-Disclosures sur
Niilic fommclt. Ger 0eriht id)licrt
nit Den WortcL Ca milr0c tin0iid)
iciL Den Grnit Scr Gage mbcud)tct
81 loiicn. Die notbmcnoigcn glll9Qn.
ben iiir Observation-Disclosures in So.
dinsGbino merocn nlri inSgclommt
SIP, 100000 bCrCd)nCt.
u ei f d &orrGtbc in
TIooipo it of.
EctcrSburN, 10. Wfui. -
&Inoipoitof, mcIdc9 cine NciotlnQ
BON 10000 Sruppcu bat, lit nit
2cbcnSHittclrL Shlodtoicb, aoblcn
ltno Whtnition rcidIih gcnnlg Der
ior9t, Inn nod @cncrol 2incpitld)'S
Nnliht cine @cloQcrlll0 bon minoc.
items c~injGbrigcr 0ouer olSboltcn 81
f0nnen. 0os @crild)t, Dem 5uiolge
III @orbin td9lih @unocrte riliiihcr
Eruppcn ourdl Ecit mo Selfcn on.
bingcrofit miiroeL miro o%cn1cntirt.
2onoon il, 10. Mai. - Die iopo.
niidcn Gruppcn, mcIdc lid olti Dem
&ormnrid gegen &ln0ipoltot bciin.
ben, puroen crit Dor Sturgeon bei
@cninn qclonoet mo itebcl ulter
General @oicgono'a @cicbl. Grbc6.
lid oeritGrft lporocn iino sic rltiii.
iden 9ciobungcn at ser Eoilicts
9lId)t mno in aililL Nor0.Gorca.
u il If Dor un0 u Of en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

Sefret1r Soft bot beihloiIen, por-
loitfig feline I'M gusla1o ~geboutell
Sdlffe fir Ben aanal an5liiboffen,
uno audi feline Wateriolien i'm gus
loio 81 f%ouien, onber iolfen, sic fir
ioIortigen @ebraud nptbwenoig iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

YaKe! Eahe!
snr Mciic ms Mmslano 6ciorgt &.
Gaine, Nr, All, ct. Eaml-S traec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

Sm enaIiiten l%tnterboll'e iuilr'
oe @m. S'0obertn. ser Sertreter Ell
mes @oblbiitrifts i'm irlanoilfen
Gountp 0%oneaol, ein Monn bon 81
Sabren, ploblid, pom Shlase ge-
riibrt uto gelabmt IN Elm SoIpital
oebrodt, no or boIo icincn lcbtcn
g%tben5llg tbot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Hniiid ) aoblen0omper
in ran5oi den Gcrri-
toriaI- u emGiiern

oig o. 5ron5oiilh Godindinn,
10. Mai. AZ aoblcn0ompier,
g%r0Btentbeils ruiiiide mo Octtihc,
nnfern anf Der Sobc bon Nba.9e I'M
ter geaufiidtigune oes fron5oiii6en
aanonenbootes yGoronooe." 3non.
sig dbnlide Shifie Iie9cn olli Der
Sobe pom Sap ct. Somes inter Be
ipadung oes iran5oiiiden arell5ers
.9'Aiias." Der ruiiiide Sronsport.
9ampfer ,aieif" befinoet iid) nod I'M
bieiigen 9onoelsbafen.
Seine peiieren oireften Nod)ridtell
BON Der ruiiiiden Slotte lperoen bier
erluartet, nuber pieIleift iold)eli, mel.
die i'm Sole zines Samples in Der
N1be Der Eescnbore : Snleln ourh
jIiidtIingc bicrber gebradt mcroen
fCnnten.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
MATRIMONIAL MARKET
STEPPED TO HIGH TIDE
Ninety-two Licenses 10 Marry Were
Issued Since the First of
September.

Since September 1 ninety-two licenses
TO marry have been issued by the Clerk
of the Supreme Court OF the District
This is an average OF thirteen and one
seventh a day
Taking into consideration the TACT the
past week included one Sunday and one
general holiday, on which the office of
the clerk OF the court was closed. the
average IS increased to eighteen and
two-fifths a day. An examination Of
the marriage license records shows that
OF the ninety-two licenses issued twenty
nine were directed to seven ministers
of the gospel OF this number each Of
two ministers were mentioned as the
officiating clergyman in six instances,
two others We're named as the minister
four times and in nine other instances
three ministers were each mentioned
three times as the officiating clergyman
In all. the names Of sixty-four minis
tiers OF the gospel appear upon the rec
ords as the persons directed TO conduct
the marriage ceremony In the ninety
two cases mentioned. In two instances
Justices OF the peace were named as
the officiating officer.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
STRANGELY ILL,
BUT STILL HAPPY
Pretty School Teacher Has
Locked Jaws.
SURE SHE WILL RECOVER
Can Hardly Open Her Meath ons-
Fourth of an Inch-Appetits
Good.
SURE SHE WILL RECOVER

vINELAND. N. J.. Sept. s.-The IL
ness OF Miss Carrie Mootz. a pretty
school teacher. is attracting wide at
tention because of her severe afiio-
ton.
Stx years ago she was stricken with
rheumatism. and for the Lac. three
years she has lain on her cot, unable
most Of the time to move hand or foot
Her jaws became locked. and today
she can hardly open her mouth a
fourth OF an inch She Is perfectly well
in every other way. not having an ache
or pain.
Her appetite is good Physicians from
far and near have SO far been banned
Miss Mootz hopes that. as her case be-
comes known. some one will send har Q
cure.
Her father has spent the savings OF
many years for her relief. and has about
lost faith In the power of medicine.
With all the odds against her, Mfso
Mootz Is happy. She said today:
Il am the happiest woman in Vine
land. because I am going to be well
soon"
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
COMRADES MOURN DEATH
OF THIS BRAVE SOLDIER

John D. Creighton, who was employed
in the office Of the Quartermaster Cen
eral from June 29. 1865. to the date OF
his death, passed away at his country
home, Edinburg. Va, on Sunday. Au-
gust q.
He served during the civil war. hav-
ing enlisted at the age of seventeen
years. In Company F. Twelfth Regi-
ment. Massachusetts Volunteers. He
was wounded at the second battle OF
Bull Run, when he was placed in the
hospital and the operation known as
fesection was performed. IN conse-
Quence of which he was discharged from
the army. his left arm being paralyzed
10 the day of his death.
He was a man OF marked intelligence
and excellent judgment. In his asso-
citation with his comrades and friends
he was gentle and kindly disposed. and
was most highly esteemed by those who
knew him best.
He was an honored member Of Burn
side Post. No. s. Department Of the
Potomac. G. A. r, IN which he leaves
scores Of comrades who sincerely mourn
his loss.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
TWO HUMAN HANDS ARE
FOUND IN DIRT PILE
Gruesome Discovery Made by New York
Policeman Which May Indicate
a Cruel Murder.

NEW YORK. Sept s.-What the po-
lice believe may lead to a murder was
the finding in dirt pile on University
place this morning OF two human hands.
They were covered with dirt. and from
all appearances had been cut from a
body not many hours previous
The discovery was made by Police
man McInerny. who carried his find TO
the Mercer street station. An examina-
tion Of the hands by DIR. Gibbs showed
them TO have been those OF man, as
they were large and callous. and had
evidently belonged 70 some one engaged
Ia hard labor. The fingers OF one OF the
hands had been amputated. evidently
with a sharp knife. and the fingers OF
the other hand had been mutilated.
Detectives Brennan and Conway Were
placed on the case and are Investigating
tie gruesome conditions.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
NATURE OF ELECTRICITY.

Dealing with the science problems OF
the twentieth century, Prof. A. z. Dol
bear says concerning the all-embracing
mystery of electricity:
Here on the threshold OF the new cen
tury we are confronted with the Ques-
tion, What is electricity? and the an
swer implied by the question seems &c
demand something which could be de-
scribed by one who knew enough, as one
would describe some new mineral or gas
or thing. Some eminent scientific men
are befogged by the question, say IT Is
some ultimate unknowable thing. and
hopeless as an inquiry. The nature OF
electricity remains to be discovered and
stated I'm terms common to other forms
Of phenomena, and It is to be hoped that
long before the new century shall have
been completed mankind will be able
TO form as adequate an idea of cleo
tricity as IL now has OF heat"
Prof. Dolbear intimates In his article
the belief that the field OF investigation
and research remains as large and fruit
full as II has ever been.
The Washington times., 1905-09-10
Germany Will Lose
Holdings in China
Believed That Government at pekin, Backed
by Japan and Great Britain, Will lake
Back Shantung Possessions.

According to one of the leading Off
cials OF the State Department, this Gov
ernment is expecting at any time to re-
eeive advices that the Chinese govern
ment has taken initial steps toward
ousting Germany from it's highly vaiua-
BILE concession in the ShantuRg province.
There are various rumors afioat that
such a step is about to be taken. but
no official information thereon has yet
been received The view taken here,
however. is that China's course in re-
gard to the Canton-Hankow railroad
concession foreshadowed her policy to-
ward the German concession.
1t is we'll understood that the Ameri-
can-China DEVELOPMENT Company, of
which ], Pierpont Morgan was in con-
troll. gave up it's concession to a vaiua-
bic railroad right of way through the
heart Of China only because the attitude
Of the government at Pekin was hostile
and there was no other way out Of it.
English Retiring.
Following the cancellation of this con-
cession. has come the quite definite in
formation that Great Britain will retire
from Wei-Hai-Wei. This is likely to be
followed at any time by the news that
the Belgian syndicate engaged In ex-
plotting the railroad concession from
Hankow to Pekin has been forced to re-
tire from the Chinese field
There is no idea entertained here in
State Department or diplomatic circles
that China will rest content while Ger
many remains vested with the immense
ly valuable holdings in the Shantung re-
gion which were wrung from the Pekin
government several years ago on the
pretense OF restitution for the murder
of two German missionaries
The concession obtained by Germany
embraces POS square miles. and il Is ex-
tremely rich. especially IN the coal de-
posits. which Germany naturally coyets.
In any program Germany may have
for commercial expansion in the Far
East. these coal fields would prove of
the greatest aid 1t IS well understood
the concession was obtained from China
at a time when the Chinese govern
ment was unable to resist the Kaiser :