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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-17
EugenlO AstoI.
ARADOS DEERE

PARA.1ODOS Los CULTTVOS
De la acreditads y sin rival fa.
brica <John Deere Plow CO Moline.
New Orleans y st. Louis. Dep6sito y
Hgencia para los Districts de Maya
guez, Ponce y Guayams y termino de
Maunabo.
Roberto Graham.
Marina %. Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-17
CO!0caCiiR en- fa[nlcia

I'm iovsn, 80 aaos de sdad, IL aaos
de practica en fArmacis, busnss refe.
rsncias, dsssa colocaci6n, Informes en-
LA DENooRAcIA, 1m,L
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a l0'!nch cylinder "''N' $50
St6. 3 /. exactly the sans as No; ana
2, with the exception VI the d~ineha1"s,
It Is ~ inches high and VIII h's' "
large suite Of rooms. To'moIio" a. IN
GAS RADIATORS having Russia
iron ,uNes, bronze finish, ~ ln'hes
high, S1.35 Same In nlckcl'piat "a
LARGE SIZE CYLINDER GAS STOVE,
made Of extra heavy iron, has l!-lnel
square base, - 80 hchos high and u
Inches in diameter. This stove Is q
Powerful heater and will heat 4 large
size room. It Is manufactured 10 sell
WvasF viii vii 80 close o ont h9 y, ,egGas' 'DSn nD, SSnn,ss,,
cannot be had.
CYLINDER PARLoR STOVES, maze
o. Russia iron, heavy castings. S-inrh
fire pot best grade bricks. powerful
Ihceter. rcr occ ~ puN 500
YORK STAR PARIOR STOVES. self
feeder, direct draught, nlckel-platej ion.
foot rails AMI front panel. bronze t5n
ornament complete in an It's appoint.
ments and Il a favorlte. No. q 6.lnnb
fire pot, 50 100; No, 10. i0.lnch FIRE not,
20
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sIretcher may be filled % vnflous sizes
cannot sag. easily handled and takes up
very little NOM, fSc
No. Q curtain strstcher. 0 by ~, station.
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MAN AND WIFE KILLED
BY GAS WHILE ASLEEP.
Couple Just Arrived Here Yester-
day Ignorant of Illuminating
Fixtures.

Pasquale soro and his wife, Josephine.
arrived In this country yesterday from
Italy, and last night they we're asphyrI-
ated In bed through ignorance OF the
method Of using Illuminating gas.
They went to the home Of his niece.
Mrs. Rosa Larssa. No. IO4 East sixty
third street, where many friends called
On them.
When the soros retired last night Mrs.
Larssa explained to them the method OF
using the Illuminating gas in the room
assigned to them, but the police said
to-day that evidently they had mis-
understood the Instructions as the gas
cock was turned on full and not lighted.
II was apparent that they had either
blown out the gas or had turned on the
jet after having turned Il out.
Mrs, Larssa found the couple dead In
bed early to-day when she searched the
house TO discover the location OF the
gas leak
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JUST MISSED DEATH.
storr saved by PoIicemsn's Prompt
Action When Run Down by Car.

william storr, OF No. 81 10 Jamaica
avenue, Brooklyn, had a narrow escape
from death this afternoon, when caught
between two trolley ears on Broadway,
between Chambers and Reade streets.
As he stepped out OF the way OF one
car rnother struck him. He caught a
guard rail, TO which he olung until his
grip broke and he fell.
The car was still moving and he was
slipping under the fender. when a po-
lioeman, on tho front platform, climbed
over ana got him by the arm. He was
badly cut and bruised.
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FIGHTS WORLDS
RICHEST WOMAN
FOR MILLIONS
Efforts to Settle Weight
man Will Case Out
of Court Fail.
FEUD IS BITTER n
Mrs, WiSter Urges Aged
Chemist Was "Unduly
Influenced"
FEUD IS T T ONE.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-All efforts
10 compromise the contest Of the will OF
Chemist William Weightman by which
he left a fortune estimated at be-
tween s6o,OtO,OCO and 800. OCO, 900, TO his
daughter, Mrs. Annie NJ. Wedghtman
Walker, making her. 1t is said, the
richest woman In the world, have failed
and the family skeleton will be dragged
into court.
The contest will be carried, II Is be-
heved BY counsel. to the United States
Supreme Court. 4 decade will have
passed before the litigation Is ended and
the sensational charges and counter
churges contained IN the moving papers
in the suit gone into in elaborate detail.
Mrs. Jones Wister, daughter-in-law
OF the chemist, intends to fight to the
bitter end In an effort to get a share Of
the great estate for her children. II
was declared at first that Mrs, Wister's
daugaters, shrinking from the sensa-
tionai scandal, had persuaded their
mother to drop the contest, though in
doing so they were giving up a claim
for 100000
The small army OF lawyers engaged
In the case did t.eir utmost o bring
the warning relatives together and eff
feet a compromise, The bitter hatred
that had Involved them in a family
wal for years, however, could not be
overcome. Mrs, Wister pressed her
complaint IN the courts, alleging her
st%ster.in.law exerted undue influence
upon a doddoring old man, compelling
hirn to make a viii in her, favor when
ne wa nearly ninety years old and x
piring OF senile decay.
Old Man Loved Her.
Mrs. Wlster makes the sensational
assertion that long before his death
her tather-in-law was deeply In love
with her and urged her 10 become hts
wife. AZ that time he was living IN
the Wtster home and VA I'm constant
attendance upon his daughter -in-law
She rus called upon a number Of Wit
nesses 10 testify that the bid man was
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CMrzQm Strekche1s.

prices. "e
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ELlRr. CYLINDER STOVES. most popu.
~, ana most powerful heating stove on
M IlaTket. l. Is made Of shee, iron,
,,'..n duds 10 the strength as well as the
SS,uragtlveness q the stove, shaking and
ooyuraplng CRATE, inside cover, bronze top
'C1r nlcHel door knobs ana ash Ian; No. 3,
S0oo No, o. SO 90: no 10. 81. 90
RUSH NEW SQUARE PARLoR HEAT.
somo HrovE self feeder. 1t has a hand.
sUne bron2c urn, shaking and DUMPING
sSrat and ash pan, No. o so ~! No
COLUMBIAN FAIRY 5.hole omen. en- nIi
tSnEe Is bound TO give entire. satlsfac.
Ilol' Is, made with trlplpx CRATE
and is handsome in anr rance as well
IS serylceable; Sis has an ls.inch oven.
special r"'ce SI0 90
CNL,'r,1AN JASPER IL the most mod
ern Che, stove on tho markN,. This
Ssloye : m9de With q tripley crate and 8
has a lO.inch oven ami the price 10.
MORO" Is 80 70
COLUMBIAN ROSE "B" RANGE has
q very rood quality rrate. + holes IN
ton. this range has been changed 10
met the demands ~ our customers
needs and H. sold at a desirable price
I-l2 has a l3.inch even. milking n n
LARGE stove. and II has a heavy cabinet
base, Tomorrow at SO 20
IRON QUEEN MAGIC COAL COOKING
STOVE Is one which we have carried
for the mast q years and has proven ~
give entire satisfaction This range Is
noted Tor baking and roasting. N has
cr"n end shelves l7-li range has q
T-'nch holes on ton. n which are IN
immediate ,comnunitati5n with tho fire
II has u duplex Cumming and shaking
CRATE. Rorular rrlco IS S2iOO. to.mor
row at SIS 90 Os-l0 has A IG.iDrh
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digestion and acts as fine tonic to the entire system, AM being made entirely of roosl
herbs and bmks will not njure the system in any way. Caarrh sufferers IRE invited to
write for BUR book treating On this disease. and any medical advice they wish, no charge
for either. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, Ga. II
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had Catarrh for about Afteen years, and no man coult
have been worse, tried everything I could hear Of, blu
no good resulted, | then began 8. 8. s., and could see
little improvement from the first bottle, and after takinI
it a short while was cured, This was six years ago, anC
am as we'll today as any man,
think Catarrh Is a blood disease, and know there Il
nothing on earth better for the blood than s. s. s. No
body thinks more OF S. s. S. than l do.
Lapeer, Mich. M. MATSON
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Handsome 2Uulon
R4gs.
The Sale of These Beautiful Rugs
at special prices will BE- continued.

his will be good news to those who are
wanting the best in a rug on an economical
basis, but they won't last long. The sale has
been tremendous, but there are Just as good
chooslnss although not as many. for you now.
hey are the overflow of a large mills enor-
nous output which we purchased at a con-
siderable saving, and as usual we give the pub
lie the beneht-25 per cent. less than the regular
selling prices.
Size ooSi2O regularly $500; sale price ........... .s27.5o
sile saSl0G, regularly $50 90, sale prcc. .......... 2t75
size cON9O regularly $3.50 sale picc. ............ 1878
Size iGNl2o, regularly sos sale prize. ...,.... 1I.5O
Size 40N70 regularly $3.50, sale price. ......,., 0.bo
Size SoSldo' regularly sl7.5o, sale price. .........,, 1870
Size 3OHl2o, regularly sli5O, sale price. .....,.. toan
's""Iy S'o''' s"e price '''''',,..,. 7,75
tScgel Cooper store. 5h Floor Fr,r,
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airy pins, one inch apart, brass nickel
plated, measuring rod and centre bar.
pins are close enough together to IN any
slze or STYLE NJ curtain. 81 10
NO, 2 CURTAIN sTRETCHER 4, by
II she, similar to No. 2 In eonstrac.
ton with the exception Of the slz.. O5c
NO. . CURTAIN sTRETCHEIi. .
By ~ Size, stationary pins 2 Inches
aDart, thus making IL heavy and solid,
rails are Joined In centre with heavy
strips Of steel, and Il has a centre bar
bolted. The advantages Of this stretcher
over other makes arr the centre bar
and measuring rule, Mi5
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lot only singularly arient IN his WOO.
!nS Of his sons widow, but was insane
~ Jealous OF her. 1t will also be shown
that the multi-mil lionaige was vera
demonstrative .in his love making.
When Mr., Wistsr began paying at,
tention to the then handsome younp
Mrs. Wehsrumln her fH~nplin-laW De,
came insane WITH Jealousy, she declares
ara when site finally married ne gayt
up hlS Residence at her home and went
70 i've wth Mis-. Walker Then, Mis-.
NEter urges, the undue influence was
Ur"uSht 70 bear watch resulted in a
VIII cutting on all his gllgdehlldreu
without a dollar and leaving his entir.
fortune 10 Mrs. Walker.
hundreds Of witnesses Will be called
INTO the case to testify to these charges
ana 70 SHOW the chemists unitness Ia
execute the simple little will in whicl
ne made MS daughter the richest WON.
an IN the world. The Will was made on
aug /, 1875, and was duly filed for
PROBATE as the last will OF the rich oil
a
Another viii, They Say.
That another and a later wEl was
made after the first pique following his
ddughter.in-law's marriage to Mr. ,yis.
Yer was also claimed by the contestant
30 lar no trace or this will has been
found. and its existence Is denied by
Mrs. Walker and her counsel. Letters
nave been produced showing that Mr..
WelghtmaH mad promised to give ST..
10000 TO each OF his ten grandchildren.
II was urged he had embodied his
promise In a codlc!l to his will. No
proof has developed yet, however. so
the letter promising the 81, cox 0 gifts is
regarded only as a broken promise by
Mrs, Walker and her attorneys,
Mrs, Walker has just filed her answer
TO the petition Of her sister-ln-law To-
reopen the probate Of the will and con.
test It's validity, In her answer she
denies separately and generally all OF
Mrs. Wster's charges. In the cours e
of her Denial OF undue influence ex.
ertei upon her father, Mrs. Walker
Denies Love Story.
Il deny that the decedant at any
time urged Mrs, Sublime dr.. Weightman
Wister to marry him. SO far as | have
Information, knowledge and belief, !
am unable to admit any Of the aver
ments Of fact in said paragraph made
with reference to any marriage pro.
pOSalS to said Sabine dI. Weightman
" HStST Ut OI I~ealpusS uPol 'lc paw VI
the decedant.
Even in the dry legal documents al
ready filed by the two women In the
contest their animosity crops forth.
Since girlhood almost they have been
at swords points. Mrs lister was a
member Of ar old Frer family, who
strengthened her alrea ,trong social
positions when she m ed into the
Wistere,
on the other hand, I spite Of her
fathers vast wealth, Mrl Walker was
never able TO break into TIC charmed
circle OF Philadelphia's exclusive soci.
ETY.. Mrs. Wister kept her out. This
for years. The aged chemist, before he
finally went 10 live with Mrs. Walker,
loved his d~aughter.in law for her rarA
beauty, her social position and her de-.
votion TO his son. This feeling seemed
to suffer a complete revulsion otter her
.wta,. o.. NJ INfNoa.r
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ALUMINIUM CEN
TRIAL DRAUGHT
OIL II f A TIN q
STOVE, No. !, made
epHirely of steel
with heavy Russia
Iron drum and has
uatent cylinder burn
err. All heaters are
carefully examined
and tested before
leaving our establish
ment, This stove
has a fount holding
o OTIS Of OIL To-
morrow at 81 90
ALUMINIUM OIL
HEATING STON Z,
No. 2, similar to the
No. / with exception
that II Is 30 Inches
nigh ard has
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SUFFERED MISERY FROM KIDNEYS

Mrs. WIN. EckersOn, so Liberty street.
Schenectady, n. v, a1ds her testimony 10
the thousands Of testimonials received iron,
sufferers who have been cured BY WAR.
NER's SAFE CURE and MARINERS
PILLS. she says My health began 10
fail. | grew stradily worse with kidney
trouble, became DISCOURAGED and was
about to give up the struggle when / com 3.
meDced TO take WARMERS SAFE CURE
| am to-day a we'll woman and my recovery
is solely due 10 WARNER'S.'
WARMERS SAFE CURE Is purely yege-
table and contains no harmful drugs IL
does not constipate; II Is now put up In
two regular sizes and IL sold by all drug.
gists, or direct. at 80 CENTS and Sl.0O A
BOTTLE.
Refuse substitutes. They contain harm .
full drugs, and do tho patient more harm
than good.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.,rrsSr Sc .StsEs-
from diseases Of the Kidneys, liver, blad.
der and blood Of the value Of Warner s
Safe Cure. a trial bottle will be sent al.
solutely free to any one who will write
Warner'e Safe Cure Co. Rochester,
n. Y, and mention having seen this
liberal OFFER in The World. Our doctors
viii also send medical booklet, containinr
symptoms and treatment OF each dIseasa
and many convincing testimonials, free.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Marriages
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Rev. M. L. Yeaklev, the pastor OF
the Holiness church in this city and
Mise Cora Crawford, daughter OF MI.
J1mes Crawford, were married at the
home of the brides parents in North
Martinsburg on Wednesday evening
last. Mr.. Yeakley has purchased a
house on High street where they will
make their future home.
The bride and groom entered the
parlor to the strains of Lohengtins
wedding march, rendered by Miss
Nota Crawford, sister of lthe bride,
where the ceremony was performed
by Rev. c. d. Bennett, OF Berkeley
Springs, assisted by Rev. r. n. ny-
polt, OF Great Cacapon A delightful
supper was served aft 'r the ceremony.
The bride was tn" recipient of MANY
beautiful and useful presents. Tt y
left on Thursday morning for a trlp
through the south
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31

The Governor has called the special
election for congres smsn in this dis
trict Tor June 6. The aspirants in the
Republican party are as busy as bees
pushing their claims and building
their fences. and they are legion.
There is hardly county among the
fourteen com posing the district tina
has not a candidate and some, espec-
iall Y BeTkele,, has several These
candidates range from the sublime to
the red iculous. The old second dis
trict was always represented, during
the long control OF the Democratic
party, by men who were not only ca.
pablo and faithful Representatives bat
who were leaders in the halls OF con
gress. The man who beat the last
Democratic Congressman, in this dis
trict Hon. w. l.. Wilson, was an OBJ
scure country lawyer but he was COM
posed OF good stuff, capable of i'm
provement and he grew to be much
bigger man than it was thought pos
sible at first, but among the lot nov
aspiring there are numbers whe are
better fitted TO feed swine than TO re-
present district in Congress. We do
not mean this to apply to all, for there
are a number of them that are very
capable and worthy men, but a ma
jority are,of the former class, men
with barely ed ucation enough TO en-
able them read and write, and then
not very correctly, and without the
slig htest conception OF the magni ude
OF the great economic questions that
they would be called to vote upon,
imagine themselves statesmen be-
cause they have been enab ed to
handle campaign slush at their own
voting places to the advantage of their
ticket. What has become of the dig
nifty, of Faulkner, Bedinger, Hoge and
Wilson if they are to be succeeded by
men whose highest claim i that they
have been enabled to buy niggers at
the polls on election davo
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31

The contest among the Repub lican
a pirants for Judge Dayton's shoes
seems to be free for all race, Judging
( ON te number of entries already
made.
The ball began rolling on Wedues-
day evening last when the Cougres
sional committee met to call the con-
yention and until the election is over
we will doubtlt IS be having some
strenuous times, politically spanking
In Berkeley there are three caudi-
d1tes for the nomination. They are
John J. Hetzel, Geo 2. Evans audW
T. II nshaw. The machine, tits claimed,
is belind WI Henshaw. They, some
years ago, fell out with Mr.. Hetzel be
cause he would not consent to wear a
collar bearing the name and brand OF
the ring and hence as soon as he an
uounced himself candidate the ring
consulted, came to decision and
mapped out plans. They must beat
Hetzel and they had to pick strong
man whom they could rely upon and
as Evans had been beaten too Of
ten" they took one OF their own num-
Der, Henshaw, a ad SO the race be-
gan.
There has been a growing revolt
among the Republicans of Berkeley
county for several years against the
rng, Is it is called by the insurgents,
composed of Fish com missioner Bow
ers, Postmaster Clohan, Deputy In
ternal Rev, Collector, +. c. Henshaw
and ex- Mayor w r. Henshaw, but
the discontents have been sadly lack
ing in leadership. This element APP
pears now to be Iallying around the
HetZel standard aud the forces will
meet in conflict when it comes to Sc
lecting delegates to the convention.
Hetz=l i, an intrepid, tireless and az
gIessive fighter and doubtless has a
large majority OF the Republicans Of
the county at his back, but The ring
has the party machinery in hand and
they are as adroit aud cute a set OF
men as ever graced Philadelphia or
New York politics. AS manipulatots
the outcome will be the same old
story.
The chances of our old friend Evans
seem poor un less the fight between
the coutending factions should be-
come so bitter that they may turn to
him as a compromise candidate and
that is confidently prophesied by
many.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Notice

To persons holding policies of fire
insurance with us. If you move your
furniture or other personal property,
it is niece ssary for ) on to have your
Policy properly transferred. And this
is good tine to take out any addi-
tional insurance you might need, if
yoa have added to your property.
Our Office is the oldest and the
largest one in Martinsburg, ard il
you are not already insured with us
CALI to see us when in need of Insur-
auce. We write all kinds.
Alexander & Tramnell,
I4I South Queen Street,
Next to U. S. Express.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Teachers Examination.

The dates fixed for the Uniform Ex-
amipations are as follows: May is and
10: July 20 and 81; and september IA
and IS. The May examination will be
held in the Mason schoVllhouse, stu
ated on the boomlant just south OF
Martinsburg. Examination to con-
mence at .. NJ, on Thursday aud q.
~. ON Friday.
+ n. Tabler.
93l4ts. County Supt.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Rev DR.. G. v. Leech Dead.

Washington March 24.-Rev. DR..
George V. Leet h, for AZ years attach
ed to the Baltimore Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, died at
his residence, sos Seventh street
northeast. this morning in his seven
tieth year.
DR.. Leech was graduated from Col
u IL bian University (uow George
Washington University, of this city
in 1855. and from Concord IN. H }
Biblical Institute (now Boston Theo
logical Iustitute); in 1857, He was
pastor of William Street Church, Bal
t,more, during IS6S-69, and at differ
ent times has served at Annapolis,
Frederick, Westminster, Frostburg,
Govanstown. Piedmont and Martins
burg w. Va, and five different
churches OF this city. He leaves a
widow, Mrs. Jennie r. Leech, aud four
children-Dr. D. o. Leech, the Misses
Nj. V. and f. B Leech, all of this
city, ard Rev. II. B Leach, of Hack
ensack N. ]. His funeral will be held
from Trinity Church, Fourth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
of which he was at one time pastor,
Monday afternoon at 2 so O'Clock.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31

All honor 10 the christian people
who have refused the gift OF 500, 900
from John D. "Robafeller,' which he
prohered to the general mission board
OF the congregationalists, because it
was tainted money. The general re-
buke throughout the country to the
money mongers is hopeful sign
These fellows who Systematically
swiudle the public day after day and
year after, year we hope, will learn some
OF these times that they cannot set
themselvea right by an an occasional
gift to church or a college. The
man who receives stolen goods is no
better than the fellow who steals the
goods.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Senator Elkins has had clear sal

Senator Elkins has had clear sailing
as the high Muckeymuck OF the Re-
publican party in West Virgin ia. The
little fish have given him no concern.
They are mere minnows to whom he
pays but little attention but if reports
are true that Judge Nathan Golf is to
ay aside the ermin to enter the list
against the Senator he will find fore
man worthy OF his lance. Golf knows
more in day than our couple OF
United States Senators know in a
whole year about state craft
Judge Golf would make a most
able and capable Senator. He is
man of great ability and learning
a fine orator and withal the most
popular man in the Republican party
in the state. If he goes after Elkins
he will come close to getting his
scalp.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31

Peace in the Orient appears to be
in sight and though the Japaneses
have been victorious in every i'm
portant engagement and have practi-
cally clea red that part of the world Of
the Russian army and navy they
are generous and reasonable in their
demands in the terms of peace. It is
said that Japan asks 30 indenity and
only asks:
First-Retention Of Port Artur by
the Iapane Sc, but OF en to ali rations.
Ssco4d-Recognition of Japap's
influence in Korea, as supreme.
Third-Complete and permane n,
evacuation OF Manchuria by Russia
and some form OF international guar
antee, that it is to remain an integral
part of China.
th-International management
for the line'of railroad extending from
Port Arthur and New Chwang to Har-
bin.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Jurors Drawn.

The jury commissioners met on
Monday and drew the following Grand
aud Petit jurors for the April term OF
the Berkeley county Circuit Court
beginning on Tuesday April lS.
Grand Jury.
D. NJ Pitzer, Joseph Grove, 7. w.
West, c. NJ. Bishop, William Shep-
herd. Harry Stewart, Jacob H. Wild,
c. d. Burns, J, T. Paulding. J. H.
Smurr, w. H. Myers, G. w. D. Fulk,
E. w. Luptou, Chas Eversole, Daniel
Emmerson, Charles Ling amfelter.
Petit Jurors.
I. w. Thompson, A. J. Moore, w.
R. Kline, Geo. D. Aikens, !. Mario n
Hollis, A. w. Billnyer, w. D. Nc
MILAN, R. G. Homer. O. B. Lefever,
Benjamin Cook, d. w, Ropp, Harry
May, Robert Myers. c. E Thomp-
IN, A. H. H. Gardner, T. D. Rauch,
Fleming Scott, Benton Tabler, John
Riner, Floyd Vanmetre, Geo. w.
Cross, Luther M. Seibert, F. P. Spill
pan, W. D. Bishop, w. B. Horner,J J.
r. Wolford, w. N Dunn, JOSEF h
Gaines, William Sny der, of Hedges
vile. W. T. Durham. Charles Kitch-
en-, c. c. Timmons, {. R. Gibbs.