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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
MISS MILLER A BRIDE.
Former Resident Married In Win
chester Wednesday.

Miss Maude Marie Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr.. J William Miller and 8
TO mer well-known resident OF Mar
tissburg. now residing in winehes-
ter, was married at her home Wed
nesday evening TO Mr.. Lonzo Raw
Swimlev. of Winchester. The cere-
'mony was performed by Rev. ID. II.
Kern, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, south, assisted by Rev.
William ID. Smith. rector OF the Epis.
oopal church. The mid soft honor
was Miss Olyvia Talbot. OF Balti.
more, and Miss Elvira Miller sister
of the bride. WIS bridesmaid. with
Misses Ruth Guver and Elizabeth
Miller as ribbon girls Asbury O.
SwimIey. of the University College
of Medicine, Of Richmond, was best
man. The BRIDE AMI groom left on an
tended tour.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
MIR MccURDY ACCEPTS.
viii Become Pastor of First Baptist
Church November /
The Cumberland News saws:

The Cumberland News says:
Rev W. y. McCurdy. secretary Of
the Central Y. NJ G. A.. has rendered
his resignation 10 the hoard of direc.
tors ard will accept the call of the
Martinsburg First BAPTIST church.
There are few better known men in
Cumberland than Rev. ar. MoCurGy.
His career ms pastor of the First
Baptist church aud later az secretary
of the Y NJ @ A.. succeeding w.
i. Radcliffe. has made him extremely
popular with the masses In Cumber.
land. He has many friends among the
Young men of the city. all of whom
deeply regret to see him again lsave.
FORMALLY ACCEPTS.
At the conclusion Of the regular
Wednesday evening service at the
First Baptist church. a letter was
read from Mr.. McCurdv. in which he
formally accepted the call TO the
charge here. Tie new pastor will
take up his duties here November i,
but will preach at the services ne +
Sunday. He Will be given a cordial
welcome bv the members of his new
churoh
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
GREAT STORMS COMING.
Washington Sends Out Word That
Much Ram Will Fall.

Two great storms are moving 70
ward the east from opposite direc.
tions. Professor Garrett, of the
weather bureau at Was ins ton sal A
on Monday that when they meet
there will besa general fall of rain in
the middle and eastern states. One of
the disturbances is another West
Indian hurricane. which is off the
west end of the Island of Cuba. The
other is rain orm row prevailing
in the northwe ~ The hurricane is
moving northward and the northwest
storm is moving southwark. When
they meet considerable damage is
likely to result.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
QUICK JUSTICE AT CHICAGO.
StensIand Pleads Guilty and Goes to
Joliet Penitentiary.

SteuSl1nd FteadS Gutlts anu OOes 10
Joliet Penitentiary.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Paul 0. Stems
land, fugitive president of the defunct
Milwaukee Avenue State bank, arrived
in Chicago on the Twentieth Century
Limited on the Lake Shore road. He
was taken Immediately to the criminal
court building.
Stensland plerta,G nifty to charges
.of forgery ana embezzlement. Just as
Stensland uttered the word guilty" a
dashlight photograph was taken of
the scene in the courtroom. Stensland
was greatly agitated, and, taking a
seat, he seemed for a moment on the
verge of collapse. He rallied quickly,
however.
Judge Eerston sentenced him to an
indeterminate period of from two to
fourteen years. -Four hours after he
started for the prison in Joliet peniten-
tiary
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29

emu u the campaign will be cast or
chrome to be marked Exhibit l.
"This convention, however. is made
for business, and we are about to en-
ter into d contest to preserve those
greatest Of American attrlbutes-ind
vidualism and personal initiative. We
are about to enter into contest to
overcome and throw down the vicious
menaces Of socialism
The speech in which Representative
Parsons nominated Lieutenant Govern
or Bruce for reelection was made dra-
matte by the fact that he more than
anybody else had been the instrument
to defeat Bruce for the gubernatorial
continuation. Said he: II somewhat
fear that, after you have heard all the
suggestions that we from New York
have to make. you viii not characterize
us as distinguished for modesty. We
are proud, however, that we can come
here, be selected by those from the
rest of the state and be allowed to
place before YOU for your selection and
for election by the people men who live
in our county.
''The times demand men," said Mr.
Parsons, and he described Mr. Bruce
as known throughout the state. No
man who has served the party is better
known In every hamlet of the state
We know that If he is nominated our
cause will be strengthened by the
splendid work from the platform that
he will do throughout the state. We
wish every delegate here to know that
we are proud of him and that we love
him in New York.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
HUGHES NOMINATED
Republican Convention Names
Insurance Prober.
N. LINN BRUCE HIS RUNNING NATE
whole Ticket by Acclamation--Nom-
fnee For Governor Accepts by
Wire From New yorL--wood-
ruff Succeeds odeu.

SARATOGA, n. ", Sept 27.--Amid
tremendous enthusiasm Charles Evans
Hughes was unanimously chosen by
The Republican convention here to
bead the Republican ticket in the com
ing campaign in New York state.
4 Nj. Linn Bruce, also of New York,
was renominated for lieutenant gov
ernor by acclamation.
The Republican ticket is as follows:
4 For governor, Charles Z. Hughes Of
New York.
For lieutenant governor, Matthew
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
RUNS IN THE FAMILY.
Another whitlock Shot With Rifle
at Berkeley Springs

A lad named Whitlock, OF Berkeley
-prings, nephew OF Luther WhitIock.
who was shot by his wife several
weeks ago, was shot in the head al
Berkeley springs by another lad
named Jordon. The latter was load
ing rife, when it exploded, the bull
let blowing across the skull of the
Whitlock boy. The shooting was ac-
cidental and the boy will recover
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Off on a Trip

Mayor p. X. Harrison. and Judge
Ale ander Parks and Col. Stuart w.
Walker left for Bal more this morn
ing and will take boat at that point
for trip to Richmond. Norfolk and
Old Point Comfort. They will also
visit the site Of the Jamestown expo
sition. The party will return the last
of the week.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
MISS LEMEN WEEDS
Former Berkeley County Girl Ma
ried In Pittsburg.

Miss Mary Anna Lemrn. OF Hagers-
town. and Mr.. L. Dodsworth Kuhn.
OF Hancock, son of Capt Leander II.
Kuhn. of that place. were married Wed
nesday at noon inPit'sburg The Young
couple will leave for a trip through
Indiana and Illinois and will return
to Hagerstown about October 10
Miss Lemen is ia aghter of Mr. and
MIS- Jacob II. Lemen and very at
tractive girl and quite ponular. She
formerly resided in Berk lev county,
near Bedington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
WON HIS BROTRER'S WIFE.
Tragic Story Of Martinsburg Couple
In Hagerston.
HUSBAND LlCKs HIS BROTHER
Then Gives the Wife 81 and Sternly
Bids Her Skiddo- Erring Pair
Will Come Here.

The other night in Hareerstown a
telephone message was received at
police headquarters in woman s
voice. asking that an officer be sent
immediately to q certain place to
arrest man. In minute or two,
however. the same voice haated over
the wire TO the effect that the trouble
was settled and no officer needed.
The officer scented q mystery and
started to work on the case, with
the result that the matter was cleared
up Tuesday as The parties were break
ing up their home on West Church
street. 1t proved to be one of these
sad affairs that are occasionally dug
from the-hearf of Martinsburg.
There was home there inhabited
by hard working husband and very
dark.eyed and prettily built wife /;
was merry as laughing gas factory
when lover doomed upon the scene
and moved across the peaceful aspect
OF the quiet home like vast specter
of shark in sombre waters.
And the worst OF it all was, il was
the groom's brother that sneaked in to
cheer the bright-eyed. bride. and hold
her slender hand on summer ewes in
the glooming while the the husband
hastily chased funds to maintain
his home. and did not SUSPECT.
One day the green-eyed monster
gave him a nudge and he woke up
He glared about with retrospective
eyes. He took it all in. He thoughr
to himself that if he wanted to save
mis- little bride out of the maelstrom
Of passion curling up from in front
and frowniug around him lie had
better skiddoodle. And SO packing m
his goods and taking his wife on his
ARM forsock Martinsburg and il was
not long until they were housed in
Hagerstown with respectable family
in the west end and life began to re-
semble one long. sweet song of joy
again
The husband went to work and
made good money and the wife bust
led about tremendously chipping over
her household pleasures But it was
not long. The train was laid, the
miner ana sapper were on tap. The
brother came boldly into the street
and soon the young wife and the
faithless brother were forgetting the
husband once more. The man at
work did not dream of il, only until
one day he came home and surprised
the loving pair
Then he stormed. Brother clinched
brother with ielous ire and wild
words and finally the husband W.
fired his reckless relative down I.
street. The husband was, however.
not to be pacified. He was both
stern and composed. He passed oat 81
to the woman aud sadly asked her to
vacats. to skip and do the disappear
for-Good act. snd informed her that
double life, he doing the work and
some one else TO whom he was not OBJ
ligated enjoying the proceeds. did not
suit him any longer and their married
life might as well 90 on the rock and
be condemned.
The wife and erring brother will re-
turn to Martinsburg, The husband is
good man, respectable citizen and
will stay in HagerstJW n He las been
previously imposed Gpon.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
ATLANTA RIOTS ENDED.
Casualties In Race War Eighteen
Negroes, Two Whites.

Negroes, Two Whites.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 27.-The race
war which has kept this city in a grip
of terror has been put down by the au-
thorities. The negroes have been dis
armed by the state troops, and the po-
lice seem to have things well in hand.
but only after the murder of four
blacks in the center of the city and
hand to hand encounters between the
white roughs. on the one side and the
troops and police on the other.
The total fatalities to date are seven
teen negro men, one negro woman, one
white woman and County Policeman
Heard. The rigting began at 10 o'clock
Saturday night
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29

Bridgeport. Conn, Sept 27.--
William Buxton. a Polander, who last
June made a couple Of bombs out of
sticks of kindling wood loaded with
gumpowder so that an unsuspecting en-
envy. William. Herman. put them into
his stove. which was blown to atoms in
the absence of the owner. was SEN
fenced to a maximum of six and a min
imum of two years in state prison
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29


Eon).
| For secretary of state, John f.
'Brien of Clinton Qor reelection.
'For comptroller, Merton Il. Lewis of
\ fonroe.
For attorney general Julius NJ. May
of New York (for reelection.
For state treasurer, John G. Wallen-
aier of Erie (for re-election).
For state engineer and surveyor.
enry A. Van Alstyne of Columbia (for
-electiom.
This ticket was nominated by ac-
#amation, without opposition or di-
sion of any kind and amid notable
Enthusiasm in open convention.
Mr.. Hughes telegraphed from New
fork his acceptance of the nomination
the following words:
"The Republican party has been call
q to defend the honor of the state and
represent the common sense of the
eople and the cause of decent govern
bent, / shall accept the nomination
ithout pledge other than to do my
uty according to my conscience. If
yected it will be my ambition to give
be state sane. efficient and honora-
Fe administration, free from faint or
pssisn or of servitude to any private
terest. A united party making an
bpeal to good citizenship must win"
kTimothy l.. Woodruff was elected
hartman of the state committee inn
ediately after the adjournment of
e convention. He will have the di-
|Vction of the campaign in November
&Ihe nomination of Mr. Hughes was
strategic victory for Herbert Par
ns, president of the New York coun-
committee who. it is said. had the
liking of President Roosevelt, stood
his guns and. adopting a policy of
mpromise, landed the man of his
lice at the head of the ticket.
he last effort to prevent the nomi-
tion of Hughes was made in the
ly hours of the morning, when final
)rts We're made to induce former
vernon Frank 5. Black to consent to
use of his name and falling in
t TO bring out former Lieutenant
vernon Timothy L. Woodruff. The
ders found that the movement for
podruff, the last stand of the "old
Erd," was a failure, and the collapse
the opposition to Hughes followed
lckly. In little while plans for the
npletion of the ticket were made.
Ne delegates later met and ratified
Sc arrangements and New York
e's Republican convention Of 1906
Esed into history
fine speech Of Job Il. Hedges Of New
rk in nominating Mr.. Hughes pro
ked much laughter and enthusiasm
peciaIly by It's reference 10 the Buff
D convention, rumors from which
ched the hall from time TO time.
The picture that will be painted
Ire today, or tomorrow. or some
Jeff they ever finish" said he,
III be made mp Of what wasn't, what
u and what can be. and what would
sAar Ike an oil painting now at the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29

PITTSBURG. Sept 27.--Percy Bow
master, thrty-three years old, a saloon
keeper. committed suicide 10y shooting
himself in the head after attempting
TO kill his wife. The shooting took
place at SO Craig street Allegheny,
and. it is said, was the result of jeal-
ouSy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Killed at Bruins wick.

A young man named Bailey, OF
Harpers Ferry, was struck by Balti-
more and Ohio passenger train in the
wards at Brunswick Thursday and
ground to pieces. Tie was about II
years old.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
President oongratulates hughes.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The follow
ing telegram was received from Presi-
dent Roosevelt by Mr.. Hughes after he
had been notified of the nomination
by the Republican state convention of
Charles II. Hughes for governor: 81
rejoice for the sake of the cause of
good citizenship In your nomination."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29

ST. JOHNS. n. r., Sept 27.--The
government mail beat from Labrador
has arrived, bringing 400 men, women
and children who constituted the fish.
ing crews wrecked Ia the strait of
Belle Isle and along the coast of New
foundland during the recent storms.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Elkins Candidates Named.

The republican primary election.
held in Tyler county. resulted in a
decided victory for Elkins. as the
successful candidates are all Elkins'
supporters Tnere was lively fight
ever the legislative ticket
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Will Remove to This City.

Mr.. W. p. Griffith, Of Stephenson.
Frederick county, will remove TO this
city and make his futnre home with
the family OF bis son-in law. Mr.. Oh
lie Dunn. Mr.. Griffith il tile fathsr
of Mrs. E. T. Holt and Mrs. W. A.
MoCarroIl.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29

spanish war had not aeen forced ON
the country bv mistaken stntiment
or. rather fictitious sentimentality
We would have annexed it many vears
ago bad IL not been for the G tension
Of the slavery feature. cone lettering
thing now will be the underlying
causes of the riors in Atlanta. y
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Bank Has Prospered.

The Peoples bank, of Milan, was
started in 1866 with capital Of $40.
1t now possesses paid up capital
of half million!
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Fireman Injured.

William Daft. Baltimc re and Ohio
fireman. was injured near Hancock,
by being struck in the stomach by an
iron breaker.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Convenience in Berlin.

Umbrellas can be hired in Berlin
at some of the shops for two cents
and deposit Of so cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
MRS. DoRR DEAD.
Former Resident Expired In Bruins
wick An Infant Dead

Mrs. John Dorr. wife of brakeman
in the Baltimore g. Chic yards af
Brunswick, died at her home in that
place Tuesday afternoon, aged aboat
80 years, Death Vas due to consump
ton Mrs. Dorr formerly resided in
Martinsburg
AN INFANT DEAD.
The two-months-old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Zepp, Of North High
street, died Tuesday evening.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
Plant Growth at NIaht.

Most plants grow more rapidly by
lay than by night.
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Gen frdtife auuiul / Gan Srun.
cisco, 90. Sanea, bar itillet Zig / Spib
len for Ell eSttoiamIing til Sc bano.
libte pdo SelffobSserne, Der tilbsrer
Sranfrig. San tror life, of SSno6pa.
aerne pad oer itsrre @ 3abiti bill isle
ito8en itor Mfungel paa 2ebnetsmib.
Ter. vi ScltS 10000 @ebcerc er 800
botSe, icm faur fin .6oripning fra
Sdn Sranctscu. &c inofsbte. leper
uRiten itoelltfteu6e al 8rsofrugt og
RofosusSoer. @t Stormilooeu bers,
oeoe Dem oeres S~rugtbaper, beneeteS
al =. 2. SanuieIs, SefretGr / Scea.
mic Steantibtp COMPANY, bois 8re.
iioertt er Sobn .. Sprefles. &ofos.
nsSImroene Iigser paa SenS Ssibe.
eraa og fittSe life ttaaes at Slobbsl.
gen, tiger batt; men oetne sSelusoe
GoIS6ooen % 8oItfoutoret.
Iii Observation-Disclosures | 8aib'
inaton bar ". 3. 0ctp. omeritanif
9oniul pda Sabitt, ienSt fsIgenoe
@eoSetelie, oateret Zoe 8ebntar
en- 9pfIon eSeIdgoe aonillatet ben
sbe 6ebrttor. 8rotifoaerne bIeu bier
act, men / ior6Hrpet Stotb. 8ibIio.
tbetet % ale Sfrtpematertulter sif
ltilarunoe. @uoernsren opfcrorer til
at poe miloe @aper. SranftmGnoe.
nes LAB iGttes til to RiIltouer
5rancs.~
sra GariS ~telegraieres oeH Ste
9eurts: aoloniiuintiter G%lentcuteI bar
mootdaet ct aabelGrdtn, iuu itaofg.
tier @resiens Sioenoer on, at en-
Gpflon og en- 5fOA6sIse berieoe Den
! jrante geiiooeIie rSceania ben zoe