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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
The Peck Steamship Line.
ervco regular econ6mco de entire New York PortoRco

ra.ib!s on dicho iuicio Illegal 6 Inc
6caz para periudicar & dishos memo
res.
80 Qls ID ejecuci6n de G allsrt e.
10 formA en que tue pedids contra Ia
succession Igaravidez y llevada & cabc
contra bienes de los demas conduenos
de 10 Hacienda <SAn Vieentes, trans
formada en- Central, , fue fraudulentA,
Illegal y abEolutamepte inefcaz en- de-
recho.
10. Que las c'a1sulss del testa
mento de Juan Forsas y Bsy6 en que
80 spoy6 el eiecutApte Gallart parS
ravesiirae de 10 perscnalidad dc here
1ero dnico y universal suyo duefio
de aquells hipoteca mancomunadA de
de % de Agoaso de 1878, era es, en-
derecho, inAdmisible en- los Tribuna
les contra 10 sucesi6n Igaravidsx eje-
cutsds, ineacsz, inccmp.eta , de MIN
guns msnerA fehacisnte.
II. Que ell uA0 ca lulcio dc d1chA
hipoteea mancomunA sin liquid&
eion pago del impueato de cerechos
reales vigsnte eni6nses le hAc1s tAm
bien traudulento y AbGolutamsrte Inc.
6ckz on darseho.
IL. Que Ia ameritada eiecuei6n do
GallArt tue inGehidAmente deapachS'
da porous ei credto que le Airvio dc
lftulo, estabs, Ademas. ilfquido.
13. Qls el reQuerimiento de pago
de los msnorea Igaravidez pdbereA fue
illegal 8 ined:az por no hAb6rseles
dado Intervention personal y directa
On union de aus curadoreE.
Il. Qle el embargo de tods 10
Central sSan Vlcsnies llevado & eabo
por eusnta de GalArs tu6 fraudulen.
10, como pro iucto dc un convenlo con
sl tutor incompatible Blsnco, poaee
dor de los bisnes, txcediendole del H.
IN to del cJndominio ds IgaravideE, y
perturbando el i,trute de 10 mSyoria
de loscondusfios.
Is. Que las Cisaciones do rematt
fueron ilegales, inehcaces y ain plsxo
ltgal sufSiente para fJrmaiizar y fun
dar Is opoaiciou,
16. Que Ia seaterc g de remate
pronunciada On de Disiembre de 1890
contra 10 sueesi6n Igarayidex fue tam
bien frAudulenta no 500 por raz6n de
los vicios esenciRlea anserioreS Aino
por hAher recAido anlea del t6rmino
legal y hAber concsdido 81 eiecuIanIe
maa do 10 pedldo.
IT. Ole Ia via de apremto con o.
ia sentenCla 80 inici6 ilegalmelIe y an.
tea de veneer el termino legal para In.
Gsrponerla.
18. Qls ei pr,msr aval6o 90 prac.
tico furtvamelle tn traude de loI
screedcfes hiy secArios poslerioreI
que fgurabAn CO AutoS con domicilio
conocldo en- oil tx.ranieto (Gurops) y
fue , es asimilmo Absolulame1Io inc.
6caz.
10. Que diCho Primer avsldo de-
condominio de 10 sucssion eiecutAds
ain Ia intervention de los demas con
duefioa del fando 90 inefcaz on dere-
cho,
20, Qle dieho primer RvGlGo Of
Adena a. ine6;sz contra los eiscuts dos
por no hAberseleS dado inlervenoI6E
con todas lSs furmaiidades legales
por haberse exsendido & b!enes genu
8 indivisos con el solo periao del eie
cutsnte.
81, Que las reformAs iniroduei
das en- la HAcisndA SSan VicsnteS du
rante 81 matrim onIo del conduenr
IgArAvidez con Ia mayor condueH
Carmen Landr6n C6rdovA, tales com,
las maquinAliRs, tren de acArrtto &.
fueron ndsbids, illegal y ffsudalertn
msnts embArgGdaS J eiecutAdAI Co
Ia solA cItAeIon de la auceal6n IgArs
videz,
| %. Que la Liquidation de ccn'o
minios ca Ia Central SSAn Vicente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
EL RANGQ POPULAR

dG Econo'Nsss y Prdstawos Dc SEN hsan
dc Puerto Rico, fundado On 1898.
Haca pr6stAmos hipotsearios COZ
garant1a personal 6 con dsp6sito do
alh1iSs otros valcrss.
Admite impoaieionea do dinero,
expide doeumentos de fanxas por o..
puileres de casaa y habitaoiones nero.
rec, y pagA el 8 poo dc inser6a sobrs
eantidade On eueps. crrrienAe con el
mso de cheques para diaporar do los
tondrs Abon&ndO al mitmo inter4s 10
6p0.0, de acuerdo U los Rsglamep'
tos que cAda librstA contisne. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
E:.DICT0

EDICTO
la Corte de Distrito del Dlstrito
judicial de San Jnan, P. R. Es
tados Unidos ds America. - FL
Presidents de los Eatados Uni
dos.-S. 8.
La Succession dc Leonardo Igaravidez,
Demandante. VS..
Sucesi6n de Jose Gallart y Forgas y
LUIS, Guillermo y Juan Rabert
Catal& y <Rubert Hermanoss, De.
mandados.
DENANDA
Sobre Devoluci6n de bieneS Iegal y frau.
dN'entanaents. rematddos.
Por euAnto los abogados ] Jacinto
Texldor y Rafael Lopez Lsndr6n en-
representation de In succession de Leo
nard) Igarsvidez Maldonsdo, han
presentAdo una demanda ante esta
Corte con feeha 25 de Mayo ppdo. con
tra los demandsdos arribA ex 2resa,
dos, en- cuya sdplica 80 pide que ie
declare y ordens por o Corse:
~ Qae % Illegal 8 inedcsz frau
dulento deade 81 principle hssta gu
tsrminAci6n el procedimiento eiecutivo
de apremio de Jose Gallart y For
gas contra 10 sucesi6n de Leonardo
IgarAvidez AaldonAdo, y que dehe
ser corregido y enmendAdo.
% Que 10 escritura de de Oc!u'
bre de 1889 afavor de sSturges s. CD,
por cArecer de sestigos instrumentsles
y ser ademas ma incomunadA y solids
ria de marido y muier, prohlbida en-
derecho, y no con6rmada nj confrma.
BILE, nunca lego & surtir efset1 legal
hipotecario, nj qued6 convalida por
el transcurso del tempo.
81 Qle ell derecho de oI6 GallArt
despues que le fue negada Eor auto
frme On grAdo dc spelaci6n dc fscha
26 dc Sepiiembrs de 1883 10 eieeuci6n
sontra 10 suceai6n de Igaravidez por
el creiito de htpotscs maucomunada
de marldo y muier dc % ds Agosto de
1875, era y es tan solo el de iniciar
y Aeguir, Ai 10 creyere con venienle,
otro iuiSio Amplio y solemBe de 10
naturalezA dc los decIarativoa anti
guos y .ordinarioa no espeCiales de
hoy.
50 QIe 10 hipotecA mAncomunAda
y aolidAriA de marido y muier sobre
sodA In Hacienda sSan Vice. tsS ds 2S
de AgoAto de 1875 que utiliz, Gallart
como tilulo eiscut vo he aldo y es IN
Contrato absolutamente illcito, ptohi
btdo, Illegal inefcAz en- dereeho.
% Qle dlcha essriIuTs dc 28 de
AgoSlo de 1875 que utiliz6 GAllArI
como titulo eiacutivo, For cArecer ma
ni6sltamente de ssstigos Instruments
les, AdsmAi de emancomunadA J prohi
d. y no eonfrmadA nj conArmAble,
nurcA lego 4 surIir su efecto legal
hipotecArio, nj Qued6 convallda por
el trAnscurso del siempo,
50 Que dichA escriturA de S8 de
AGoIto dc 1875 que utiliz6 Gsllarl
como titulo eieCuti'o como .hipotees
impueStA aobre toda Ia HaeiendA <Sar
VicenteS, que no era to1almsnte del
deudor IgaravldeE eiecutAdo, no he
aurudo tfseIo legal tAmpoco conlra
la mayoriA de los conduefios del fun
do los susles no ls conssitpysEon cor
arreglo d derecho.
~ Que su anotaei6n en- 81 dt
Agosto de l, 1916 on 81 o6Sio antigua dI
hipotecAs no la ha convAlidAdo nj Il
convAlida,
50 Que la representation de Ju
liAn E. Blaneo SoIa, como tutor dl
los memories IgAravidez Landr6n eje
cutAdos mlentras era apoderAdo d.
sua Aereedores J mAndAtArio admins
trador judicial del eiecutAnte GAllAr
en el ejscutlvo reclAmado tue inco N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
todas classes de naqunaras para hlei3ndas 20 4zd

' condensadoses es de vaclo seco J de 7aclo hi
medo. o.-Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Kraiewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

h6iioo Ciruiano. Ex alumno In
terno psn sion ado por oposici6n. Ca
glaG Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras Kraiewski. Calenta
dores modernos con ocho 8 diez y ses circula
clones. --Trapiches, defecadoras, triple y qua
druple efectos tachos dernos.-Bombas
AFantss Gsneralsa para
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
HICKS PREDICTS STORMS
SIX forms Que for First Month ii
Nineteen-Six.
SHOWS EARLY AND FREQUENT
First Due Here on the First Monday
Of the Month was
Light.
TICKS gives the Iollowsug lredU-

Hicks gives the followsug lredsa
sions.
The fist STERN period ID January Il
central On The aaa, ana covers tie TIT
70 the 5th. Tuesday. Wednesday aud
Thursday will b. the DAYS ON which
the disturbances ut this period viii
reach rrisis.
vain and snow will promptly follow
and pa q tasfrsu part OF the country
during tue ga. 81, aua ith. RAIN, With
arohabls winter tsunder southwark
will ba general ana conious on the au.
bar sleet and snow will set III from the
west and north. bringing high baro.
metsr,ana strong winds ending IN
de idvd cold wave.
A raactiouary storm pefioa il cen
/ al on the It'll, sth aud 9th. Frons
tha Sth % the nth. look for marked
fall OF the barometer. Ia tie south
rain wlll b. the order, while on west.
ern aud northern fiauks 1T storm areas
EIlzzards need surnrisu on onv. Froa
about tho 10th to ths 18th. look TOR
rising aad high barometer, gales
from the northwest aud severe aud
Widespread cold wave. reaching to the
gulf.
regular storm period Is central on
The Nth. extending from the 18th 10
the 10th. Marked storms Of rain, sloet
and snow will eliminate on those
dates. being crowded closely from the
northwest by hiah barometer and
another cold wave.
reacFicnary storm period il CEN
trail on aud touching rho Goth. Dur
ing the 10Th 10 2lst rising tempertusa
viii result heinC followed by rising
barometer and change To collier.
A regular storm neriod il central on
the 25ih. reaching from the 23d TO tie
27th. Change to warmer, falling bar
ometer and rain. may be looked
for IN connection with New Moon.
A dash of severe northerly hlizzards Is
not at all improbable at this period.
The noon crosses the celestial equa-
tor on the 29th, coming from south TO
north declination. These facts as
rule. result In change to warmer, AMI
often IN rain and thunder even il mid
w inter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
DISORDER WAS STOPPED
Police Prevented New Yeaf's
Celebration at five Points
BONFIRE WAS NOT ALLOWED
And the Customary Dynamite Out
RACES Were Also Prevented By
watchfulness of officers.

For the FIRST time in nany years
there was an almost complete absence
Of lawlessness as feature Of the New
Years celebration ia and around the
notorious Five Point in this city,
and hundreds of persons who went to
that locality on Sunday night shortly
before midnight with the expectation
OF witnessing the customary bonfire
and hearing the terrific dynamite ex.
plosions went home AGAIN without
hearing or seeing either.
This condition was brought about
by the finnness and watchfnlness OF
the officers, who were sent to the
scene with instructions to prevent the
usual outrages If possible, and to ar
rest any person seen in any overt act
The force of officers on hand consist
ed of six policemen, two deputy
sheriff, two constebles, Baltimore
s. Ohio detective and five others, ~
men In all, who were stationed at
convenient places and kept de
gang under such control that the
members found no opportunity 10 eX-
plode the dynamite they were known
TO possess, or 10 assemble the material
for the big bonfire.
The usual pilgrimage TO the place
was made by hundreds OF men and
women, who stood about in the cold
for an hour waiting for something to
happen Many expressions of dis
appointment were heard, and some of
the people were loud in their COM
plants against the officers for break
Tag up a time.honored institution.
The officers were hardhearted and
cruel. however, and firmly refused to
allow the buildings to be dynamited
or set on fire, and the crowd slowly
dispersed.
Officer Heck and Constable Lemen
caught-a lad named Chester Ways
with revolver in his pocket, and
locked him up on a charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons. Several
Others were searched, but no more
guns were found.
The new year was ushered IN by
the peal of few of the church bells,
the bray of all the shop, factory, and
locomotive whistles and the explosion
of cannon firecrackers, which was
kept up for several minutes. 1t was
clamorous welcome to the new year,
and most people were entirely salts
fed with the noise.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
AFTER OFFICE THIEVES.
Secret Service Men Working on a
Case Around Winchester.

Secret Service uen from the post.
Office department are securing Shen-
andoah county. and, it Is reported,
certain sections near Winchester. in
the hope Ct capturing a gang OF out
laws who robbed She store Of 3. b.
Wiernan, in which the postofllce of
Aoore's store, III THE southern part
OF that county, is situated. The rob-
berry occurred Tuesday night, and al
though efforts were made to keep the
affair quiet, IL has leaked out 50
far, it 10 reported, the detectives have
not caused any arrests to be made.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
HE FIRED a HOUSE.
AND NOW ARTHUR wAysHs aEnrND
THE PRISON BARS.
caught In nm Attempt 10 Have Be--
lated New Years Celebrations
workman's shansy Buraed.


Arthur Ways, young man of
about 23 years OF age. is behind the
bars on charge Of setting fire to an,
old abandoned house near thf Cum
herland Val'ey railroad bridge short
ly before midnight last niglls. The.
fire was discovered by some neigh.
bors and an alarm fuxped in. Owing
to the distance from the reel house
and the fact that the firenen were
steered down a blind alley by several
mischievious persons, the place was
destroyed The house was formerly
occupied by the Belts family, but
had been vacant for sometime. The
Toss was small, with no insurance.
Ways bought q bottle OF coal oil al
a store IN North MartInsburg yester-
day evening, and this circumstance
aroused suspicion. Officer Heck was
Informed and watched the young
man. About II o'clock he was seen
going in the direction OF the house,
and a few minutes before the blaze
was discovered he was seen to leave
the premises. He was arrested short
ly afferward. 1t is thought he was
having belated New Years cele,
brnticp
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
HAS EIGHTEEN CHILDREN.
virginian Sends Family Photograph
to President Roosevelt.

Mr.. James A. Boyce, a prosperous
farmer of Mount Williams. Frederick
county, today mailed to Prsside emit
Roosevelt a photograph Of his family
which with himself and wife Number
exactly 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce have Is sons
and daughters, ana it was some tiMc
before he could remember the names
Of all. The eldest 10 % years and the
youngest is cooling babe. Mr..
Beyce is so years old and his wife
who, was Miss Miller. is 45. They
have been married 20 years and have
ne twins. Death has never entered
their family, and but one child David
of Concord, W. WIS marred, A
letter was sent to the President, CIV
ing description of the family and
its history.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Aged colorsd Man Expired Suddenly
During the Night

Joshua Saunders, an aged .colored
man, was found dead this morning ut
the home OF Mrs. Amanda Newman.
colored, on East Race street, where
he boarded. The old mans death
was probably due 70 heart disease.
and Coroner Colston did not think and
inquest necessary. Saunders hal
been working at Englts switch for
some time past. and only recently re.
turned to Martinsbnrg, On Thursday
night he was found unconscious along
the Baltimore g. Ohio tracks. and IL
is thought the exposure fastened his
death. He will he buried at the ex-
pense Of the county by Undertaken
= ilen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES.
mx. 1T. RussLER ~ AGAIN cHosEx
PRRsInENT.

ar WI a. Piszer - Neglected Secretary
Eoth censienen gEase served nany
Yeas ia Thsse POSITIONS.
The school commissioners held q
brief session at their Office Mcndav
at which time the board was reorgan
ized. There was no change Ia the
personnel OF the commissioners, All
the raeancies having been filed at
tie iate election by the re election Of
the old men, Mr. Al T. Russler was
again selected as president ct the
board and NJ. w. A. Pitzer ~ secre-
tary.
This is Mr.. RuSsler's sixth conseeu-
tive term as president Of the board, a
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
GIFT FOR HAMPDEN SIDNEY.
Unknown New York Doner Give,
$25, 900 to Virginia College.

Rev. James GRAY McAllister. the
president OF Hnmpton.Sidney college
i'ear FarmvilIe. Vn., announced Fri.
day that he had received letter from
the executors Of the estate OF a
wealthy New York man saying that u
legacy of s25, 900 in cash would be
available for the use OF the college
within a short time Mr. MeAllistes
would not make known the name Of
the donor, and stated that 1t had not
been decided 60 what purpose the
money will be put.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06

Former Resident WEEDS Miss Stewart
at Lansford, Pa.

The announcement has been received
in this city. OF the marriage OF Mr.
Edgar A. Pitzer. son OF Mr.. W A..
PItzer, Of this city. to Miss Martha J.
Stewart. Of Lausford. Pa. The cere.
mony was performed on Christmas at
the Presbyterian mapse inE Lansford
by Rev. A. l.. Lathem. Thekgroom Is
. prosperous young druggist of Ches.
Ter. Pa, where he and his bride will
fssids.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06

position Which he has ably and con-
scientiously filed. He made brief
speech OF thanks, in which he pl Dig d
himself TO nse his best efforts toward
the advancement of the interests of
the public schools.
Mr.. Pitzer has been secretary of
the board for is years, and his re.
election was an acknowledgement of
the efficient and careful manner in
which he handled the business of the
position.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
INwooD OFFICERS ELECTED.

Park Association Also Declares Divi-
dend of Per Cent.
The Inwood Park association held
its annual meeting Tuesday and
elected officers and declared civil
dend of 8 per cent. The election re-
suited as follows:
President-James L. Thompson.
First Vice-President---J William
Miller.
Second Vice. President B Glen
denning.
Secretary w. Boyer.
Treasurer K. Wilson.
General Manager-Gray Silver
A board of directors consisting OF
the above and Ed Il. TaDb, George l..
Sencindiver and j. w. Strong was
a $50 eleeN d.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
BUNKER HILL NOTES
Personal News and Gossip From
That Lively Little Town.

Bunker Hill. Dec. 29.-Mr. K. /.
Tabb, of pittsburg is spending the
HOLIDAYS with his parents here.
Fred Laise student OF Dickerson
college, Carlisle. is spending the holt
says with his parents here.
NJ. G.. Hoffman. student OF tbs
Ohio College of Dental Surgery. at
Cincinnati, is home for the HOLIDAYS.
Howard Ciendenpina. who is attend
ing Washington and Lee university at
Lexington, VA, is home fer the beli::
DAYS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
NEW PUMP rs HERE
Machinery Win Soon Be Installed
at Water Works.

The new Holly pump recently pnr
chased by the city from the officials
OF Rochester, n. H., has Arrived here
and is now being unIoaded under
direcsion.of superintendent Shatfer.
No opportunity has rs yet been Of
Tered TO examine All the parts. but
Mr. Shaffer is confident the machin-
cry Is la tirst-class condition and will
be ready for use IN q short time. The
pump has a capacity Of 100000 gal
Ions per day and cost the city $1,000,
exclusive OF the freight and the ex-
pense OF putting IL In place. This will
amount 10 probably 5000. but as the
pump Is worth $4,000 ii Is big bar
gain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
Big Fire In Hagerstown

The four-story brick building Of the
Hagerstown Storage Go. was destroy
cd by fire last night. together with all
its contents. The loss is $3.50, COO, with
Insurance OF $1,000 Ramaciotti 81
Co. who operate branch store in this
CITY, lost about ~, 900 worth OF goods.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Miss Imbach Hostess at Informal
New Years Party.

Miss Emns Imbach entertained n
number of her friends at her home on
East Burke street last night. Various
social diversions we're ENJOYED, includ-
ing music both vocal aud instrumental.
At II O'Clock . delightful supper was
served. after whicn tire guests DEPART.
ed. having spent most ENJOYABLE and
jolly svening.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
FIVE EcLIPsEs IN 1905.


There will be Ave eclipses in 1906,
three of the sun and two of the moon.
The first will be total one OF the
moon on the night of February s, and
will be visible in North and South
America. The beginning will be at
t.57 O'Clock in the morn ng of the 9th
and endiag at 3. 36. TIE second Is a
partial eclipse OF the sun on Febru-
airy %, invisible in the United States.
The third is partial eclipse of the
sun on July 81. not visible in the
United States. The fourth is a total
eclipse of the moon on August 10.
not visible in the United States ex
cept in Alaska.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
Holiday For Rural Carriers.

According to Instructions issued by
the department the rural free delivery
mail carriers win have holiday on
Monday, Jan. |, l906,New Years day
and will make no delivery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
NEW YEARS PARTIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Crawford Enter
tanned Number of Guests.
AIR. ana Mrs. W. II. Crawford en-.
tertainud a nomber OF guests at AL in
formal New Years party IN the par
Tors of the Berkeley hotel Monday.
An orchestra furnished dance pro.
gram. nd supper was served in the
dining room.
Tine Young people held a very enjoy
able New Years dance In the Hobbs
hall Monday. About so persons were
present. and dance program of is
numbers Was furnished BY Thomrson's
orchestra.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06

superintendent George Martin, OF
northumberland Vallay, and Mrs.
Martin andachIld, came over from
Chambel sburg in Mr.. Martins private
car Yesterday evening and were guests
OF Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Sfuckey.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
TO GUST OfFICEHOLOERS.
- r. .4ryxt.ft 4a.r4s
~ .,5Ets AT MEx ,aNG
'.'"s1s StensS' Nrc heps cos Sc es
sio" az r~srmons on hassaa,
wtshsr STA ~ she Head.


wtshsr STA ~ she Head.
y has been learned that uo action
was taken p any ilnporta0t matters
by the republican state committee.
I hieh held an ell-nirht session at
Fairmoni on rllur.day night The
meeting was attenfed by Governor
Dawson and oihtr republican leaders.
but only two 81 the Insurgents
We're admitted. tile administration
men having control az the com.
nittee. &c The II members who
were present, IL were admits.
tration men. Two "insureents who
held proxies were not allowed "a vote.
Eleven Of the administration mem
bers present, hold either state or Fed
era Office, ana q movement Is Oh foot
70 have them resign. especially the
federal oiiieeholders.
While II was decided 10 open state
headquarters It Charleston III Fehrtl.
airy next, tins viii not be done unless
the administration leaders ask IL
ihere was = movement started, 70
have State Senator Joseph McISer-
mott made state chairman, but after
consideration OF the matter, secre.
tary Of State Swisher was continued
"a charge as vice chairman. Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Henshaw,
ot Martinsburg, attended the meet
ing.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
sHANTY BURNED.

One OF the workmen's shanties at
the old quarries OF the STANDARD
company was burned about 10 80 ast
night. An alarm WAS turned IN and
the department responded. but when
the location OF the blaze was discover
ed the firemen wee recalled. The
loss was small,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-01-06
ROUNDED UP TRAMPs.
Officers Run Across Nest of Them
Along Railroad

While making a ssach TOR "Catty''
Miller in the northern Jar. of the
county last night. Officerk idol .Deuusy
She-iffs Wolf and LemeD, Detective
Martin and Constable Lemsn RAJ into
q nest of eight tIamps in an abandoned
shanty along thu low-grade line be-
tween Intersection aod Cherry Ron.
The t.snps we're rounded up and
brought 60 Jail. The officers heard
that Miller was Ia hiding in the sI,anty,
bat they failed to fiud him.