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Ashman. Maggie, Mead, Walter. 81
33 aicklfoy, j. r.. IS
Beatty, j.. r. is MeLoone. Jos-s /
b.auIey, Marx, Al. Nee0, Henry, IS.
Carrllio.. haze1,I5 O'Rricn, r.J.; A. nj
Goaen, John j., SO .OsSolneL. Il. A.;5
ConYoy, w, sS Pey ton. b. 79.
Cox, N A., so Powers, VIM. j..
Dierks, Wn.,. 4S Quigley,- 3. c.. "a
ferguson, Mil ltee es, Louisa, ii
dred % Eegap, Mary A.
F1aanery, ,Rosanna .-o1-nson, IAdchel
Gilnlian, EmBle, 10 SehYoeder, RIG, o.
Greig Capt. A. seiby. Elena ~
haaI, Carr, A Snea1, Anna l.. A.
Harm gton, Ger .SnepSton, Gather
trude NJ, Is inc NJ, 60
Harms. A. s., S6 SibIey, Hattie, 40
Hirz, c., 81 -. Smith, H. H., IL
. Jungbiuth, IL L,53 sullivan, d., AZ
Low, -, 40 Winch. Rose @.
Mccarthy, Cath Tebarra, Frances
crime 2I
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EoSF-Passbook with the FIibernia
Savings and Loan society. Of San
Francisco in the name of WALTER
l.. WALK Err, No. 2DS-920. Finder
will return to bank Uni ess same is
rerRfped within Aye days new book
will be issued. 3145ts
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. wANTrfo no LEASE.

y Az IF.1D--stse lease lot 30xg20 or
: rhoEaalaoiae. boundary or Oak and
? Colder s-lsat a.. Franklin and LaSuna.
AcdrcSs C.. c. r. b. !, Watsonyflle-
2-1t% .
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.oAlkE .tNp LII 1870.

BAkEsSB REAL ESTATE.
: OAKLAND Property to Exchange for
Ranches. Stocks Of Merchandise,
, Hotels,
= Lodging houses
f.. Any hin0 OF business
Any proposition, large or small.
List 81, with me-.
lf yoE want to buy sell or invest
: fssi me what YOU want; IL viii pay
.sols al business ccn5dFntfal
- .-e.' J. II. EDISON.
EnoG3s 4 Il i. Bacon blk Oakland. 24-1ot
ROOMS: Inoderni in nice residence sec
ton: minutes from Key Route; large
lot 56-teet frontage. room for another
cottage price S225g; $500 cash balance
alike Eenfa Continental Binding and
Loan ,AtsOcia ton. corner Market and
Church SIS. San Frsncisoc. 2S7t
F'trftA fSEfE,D for rent eight room
9gsern hone, close in and near Key
Route Bay Cities Building and
g sofi str9ictIcn Co. 5D3 Union Savings
+. Bank building, Oakland 1t
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LOS IA pass6ook with the Hiberr1la
FrafaaIsco in tI,a name ST FRANK.
{ GE}DSSMANN: No. S0Q-2Ss. The
fadeFa wln please return 10 1aak.
Unless the same is returned within
FIVE days a new book will be Issued
70 the applicant 3d-dt%
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LQST-A passbook. with the Hfbernia
savings and Loan Society OF. San
Francisco In the name Of IDA ELLIS;
No. 2Ie-IS57, The finder Will please
return to bank. UalesS the same is
returned within five days a new book
VIII be issued to the applicant. So 5ts
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RESTAl IRA A-F I7lef; attent5on-Bliiiti :
-. Ing 2SxS8 To- lestssSs sHiSa bile for res
=. sa'irsn1 or bakery. }. KQ9LBECKE ER;
= 1A6S Mc&lfistFr St 1-3ts
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L0SH-A pass book with the HlbeTnia
Savings and Loan Society. Of San
Francisco in the mamie OF MARY s.
JONES' No. 2l0-54e. Tie finder Will
please return Go bank, Unless the
same is returned within Ave days q
new book VIII be issued to the ap-
plfcafIt 3D-3tS
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=. = > =. 8. q 81 q Ant. =. !.
on and. after N@r d2wi June I. will be
Toca4ed fhdefir ttet-F at THE MARK Ell
STREET BANK Ess, MT BLDG. cor
7th anG Marker SITS, People owning
5ts in: sunset District and desiring
To- Sell for cash. plsase rall at above
zd6resss-s 942t
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PERSONALS.


Contracting and building
of all kinds to put up on short no.
tice, good work and right prices, our
motto; let us estimate your work, and
be convinced. MARTIN & HUBER
CO, general contractors, f05 Van
Ness ave. 2-2ts
EDWARD * ana JOHN PEARSON, 2S54
Bryant St. want information concern
ing Mrs. r. Lynch, formerly at 5 Fol-
som ave, Please report at once. 27-Tts
GRIFFIN & SHELLEY CO, Canned and
Dried Fruits. NV. corner Ellis and
Franklin SITS. my30-1mo
BULLS, e. A., pension attorney. 1871
Steiner St, near Geary: notary In at
tendance. 30-7ts +.
CONTRACTS. made to furnish Japanese
labor in small or large numbers. Call
at 1160 Ellis st. 2I-ltF
GEORGE HUSTON JOHN son, please
write to your mother at Nlsalia.
MRS. EDITH c. ROBERTS can be found
at tent So Lafayette square. 81 3ts
A. j. HENRY, Notary PUBLIC 1901 Post
cor. Fillmore; formerly 6SS Market 27-7+
MISS L. DEAN. 1875 Twelfth avenue.
Formerly of 1e551s Market St 29-7ts
BUILDING AND ALTERATION co.
BOX SO, CALL OFFICE. a6-l5
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LOST 'e-A passbook with the Hfbarnia
Savings and Loan Society of SAN Fran
cisco, in the name of MARY CASSIDY,
No. 6SS25. Inc finder will please return
to bank Unless the same is returned
Within five days a new book will be is
sued to the applicant 2s-5ts
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LOST--A pass book with tils 57ibernia
Savings and .onn Society of San
Franeiseo n the maine OF IDA ELLIS
or WILLIAM y. RAWLTNG r.. "a
please return TO bank Unless the
same Is returned within five days a
new book Will be issued to the. APP
plieant. 3G-5t%
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LOST ANp FouNp-conti n;.aea.

LOST. pa ssbook with the HibeTnia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco In the name of JOSEPH PINK
NEY or CLEaIENCE PINkNEY, No
26s-1e95, The finder will please return
to bank. Unless the same is returned
within FIVE days a new book win be is
sued to the applicant 2o-5ts
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no EXCHANGE.

II exc hanp'e for San FraacIscG prop
erty@ 5000 worth. bpnton property
- n heart Of .E'r*sao. For particail .Ts
BAY CITIES BUILDING AND CON
sI5aGl:J'EQN co. 500 Onion SaNia ags
haaAs building, Oaklanl. S-2t
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LOSTS--A passh0oiS with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society or san
Brancisca ia the name OF CATHEB :
i INf A. ROBINSON. No. 2T5-19S7 The
finder Will piease return: to bunk.
Unless the same is returned within
aye aa&s a new book viii be issued
to the applicant. St-5tr I.
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IL = Ssu l1taTlcisc9 Realty Syndicate.
Ire. Wl]l eTect IFS building on Market
=. st. at Eparteentl[ aFld Church. ana Mi
.eIgage. fgi Il general real estate and IN
.slaratlce business Including renting
leasing etc JOHN l.. A. JATNET.
Pres. IA II rs REy D0EFFRsFS. I-SeS
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LOST-A paSsboox with the Hipernia
Savings ard Loan society Of San Fran
cisco. in the name of AGNES McDOE-
OUCH No. 236-197. The under will
Please return 10 bank Unlees the same
is returned within i've days new book
win be issued 10 the applicant. s9-5It
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PaoPERrY wANrEp.

va NCgcE}-sT0 buY a residence. 5 to 10
s-@gssls. - good locality, furnished pce-
ietrte.. state price and all particulars
! :l39E 81 t.aN oftiee. 29-7tt
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LoST--A passbook with the Hibernia
savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name OF ANNIE NELSON,
No. 3s1-345 The finder: will please re-
turn to bank. Unless the same is re-
turned withiD FIVE days a new book will
be Issued TO the applicant 29-5t*
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L0ST-A pasabook with the Hibernia
cisco, In the name of RUTH. FLOR
3 ENGE JOHN On No 2ds-nG7. The
finder will please return to bank. I'm
less the same is returned within FIVE
applicant. 2a-5t*
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. eotL NrRY RRAL EsTArE.

FOR rent--lE acres. s2B6 per year, g.
" Foonl house: barn. city water. will
sell Ie.: chic RkeIl-1 He uses, brooder-
Rouse. bTooaerss Situated inside
cit1 limits GEORGE c. YOUNG,
=. Al una. - -:.s..-= sI-Tz
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LOST-A passbook With the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society OF San Fran
cisco in the name of JOHN p. JONES
or MATILDA NJ. JONES. No. 256-lSl2.
The finder will please return to bank
DAYS a neE book will be issued to the
applicant. 2s-5tt
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LoST-A passbooI with the Hibernia
Savings and loan Society of san Fran
cisco, in the name of ELIZABETH
Stokes. No. 1a0-5s7. The finder will
please return to hank. Unless the same
: is returned within five days a new book
:. will be issued. to the applicant. 2a-5ts
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Bosg-A passbeok with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco, in @ttlR maine of JOHN
MELLO. No. 214-f4S. The finder will
please return to bank. Unless the
same Is retarneG within , days a
new book Will be issued 10 the ap-
plicaHt. s0- 5t~
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StEt3gEElf3ANf BAFCsA ATN&ls acres on
. .Sl;5.: Nateo electric and steam road
=. near. ~A13fibTaet. all Surveyed. and
Plated price $1,000. C. NJ W0OS-
! = Err 60, 1885 0'FarreIl ST 5i-4t
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LOsT-A pssspook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society or San Fran
cisco. In the name of. PHILLIP .GEOR-
t.ARAS. No. 29s-l222g. The finder Will
please return to bank. Unless the same
is returned within i've days a new book
win be issued to the applicant. 29-sts
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Notice-The Giant Powder
Company, Con-. Giant Station, Cali
fornia--A dividend, No. 50. of one
dollar t$L00) per snare on the issued
capital stock OF the company has
been declared payable on June 18th.
19u6. Transfer books will close June
: 'syV' = c. &. QUINN. Secretary.
Note.--Checks will be mailed as
: usual TO all stockholders who have
furnished their. present addresses. In
the absence of this information
checks. will be held at qur tempo rary
Office, room 295, Bacon block, Oak
land, California. until called for or
request to forward is received. Yours
very truly, THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY, CON.
f-fit c. e QUINN. Secretary.
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LOST--A. pass book with the HIhernia
Savings and Loan Society of San
Francisco, in the name of SALO-
MON SCHERAfAN, No 264-1I91. The
finder will please return TO bank.
Unless the same Is returned within
five days a rev book will be issued
to the applicant 30-5ts
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Pierce Electric Co. trusses. belts. etc.
now located N w. cor Central ave and
Chestnut st.. Alameda. Call or write.
=: niy2e II
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LOST-7A passbook with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco. in the name of LOUISA CAS-
+ TRIO, No. .175-s-. The fnde~ will please
return to bank. Unless the sstie is re-
turned WITHIN i've days new book will
be issued to the applicant 29-5t*
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LOST--A paesDook with The Eibernia
savings and Loan society o. San Fran
cisco. n The naaie OF fETTA SILHEE-
{ BERG. No 25s-2ll. ne finder Will please
return TO hank Unless same Is re-
turned within I'VE days new book will
be issued To the applicant. 2e-5ts
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
LAD CRUSHED TO DEATH.
LITTLE CHARLES JORDAN MEETS
A TRAGIC END.
Was Riding Home After Days work
when the Horse Fell With
the BOY Underneath.

Little Charles E. Jordon. the
13-year-old son of Mr.. John w. Jor-
don. a farmer residing near Berkeley
Station, this county, was crushed to
death by a horse in a field of his
fathers farm about I O'Clock Monday
evening. The lad had gone to a field
some distance from the house to pillow
corn, aud failing to retu Il at dark,
a search was instituted by his father.
After searching over the field. the
dead body of the lad was found in q
remote spot. 1t is presumed that the
lad had unhitched the horse at sun.
down to return home, anr that while
riding the animal the latter stumbled
and fell. with the boy beneath. Life
was extinct when the body was found.
The funeral will take place from
the home Of the boys father on Wed.
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
remains will be brought here for in
terment in Green Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
CAUGHT BY ELE|NS LAW
Railroad CT Gals are Conyic ed of
Givng R-bates.
sUBJsCTEOT0FiNEO or $4,000
Chicago Judge Finds the Law lie
Effective Another Suit Before
New York Court.

Chicago. july THE Chicago am
Alton railroad, John N. Faithorn, and
Fred A. wann, formerly presidents
of the road, were Friday convicted IN
the United State district conit of
illegally granting rebates to the
Schwarzschild and Sulzberger Pack.
ing Co. No sentence was imposed by
Judge Lands. pending the argument.
for a new trial for the defend nts,
IL vas claimed by the government
that the officials of the railroad com
panv have allowed the employees OF
the packing comrany to travel free OF
expense by rcfunding to them all
money expended for transportation.
II was declared By the court that this
did not comprise a rebate.
In the other eight connts of the in.
dictment. ON all of which the defen.
dants were found guilty. two otfenses
against the Elkins law were proved.
IL vas shown bv the government
that the railroad company had charged
81 per car for handling the products
Of Schwai zschild and Snlzbsrper al
Kansas City aid had been repaid b.
the packing company 81 on each car.
II vas claimed ~ the attorneys foi
the defendants chat the refund of the
81 per car was necessary because ths
packing company owned the railroad
track rear it's plant and comuelled the
railroad company TO nay that amount
for trackage when it hauled the cars
away.
Judge Lands disagreed with this
contention. and declared that the pay
ment of the 81 constituted a secret
rebate.
Under the Law the maximum len.
tence of the conrt may be q fine OF
$3.50. coo for each OF the three defend
ants.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
DIED IRON LooKJAw.
HANGING MAIL CRANES.
Baltimore & Ohio Move Them Back
Six Feet.

Between 1000 an 1900 mail cranes
along the Baltimore aud Ohio east OF
the Ohio river, have been moved back
about six feet to provide more room
for the monster locomotive purchased
by that company. Since the oranos
have been moved there is clearance
of IS inches between the cranes and
the largest locomotive used on that
road When the mail ane were
installed by the Baltimore and Ohio
that company operated small locomo-
tives. AS compared with the monsters
recently delivered for through service.
The change was made at s O'Clock
Monday morning. ALI trains started
ont before that time we're equipped
with two arms to gather in the small
sacks, the shorter ones being used
before that hours and the longer arms
after s O'Clock. The Baltimore and
Ohio has plans for a new steel crane
which will probably be placed in use
IN the near future. MANY changes
have been made along the Baltimore
and Ohio since the adoption OF larger
locomotives and this will be enlarged
or removed. Official statements have
been sent out by the executive officials
that it will not be necessary to im~
prove tunnels on the main line.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
WILL COON THE WARPATH
Senator La Toilette After Other
Senator'S Scalps
HIS LEGISLATION BLOCKED
Senators Nelson, Hale and Carter
Incur Enmity Of the Strenuous
Fighter From Wisconsin.

G1kANnS 1N0Au AnCOnSAAs
Washington. D. @. july / o-Sena.
tor La Toilette, of Wisconsin, who
has disturbed the equanimity of the
United States senate TO a greater de.
gree than any ore senator in the his
tory of the body. proposes to make
this a pretty hot summer for some of
his republican colleagues. His re-
ception in the senate was not as cord
ial as it might have be N. to put ii
mildly. In fact, q considerable
number of the older republican sena-
tors quietly took occasion TO lay some
logs in the a of Senator La
Follette's pet legislative ideas, with
the result that those reforms which
are very ear to the Wisconsin sena.
tors heart had pretty rough sailing
through the legislative sea.
Senator La Toilette. whose reputa-
ton as a fighter had preceded him in
Washington. battled m~anfully for his
pet theories, but the odds were TO
strong for him and the end of the
session came with many of his ideas
hung up high and dry. Oddly
enough, Senator La Toilette had little
no difficulty with his own colleague,
Senator Spooner. The two Wisconsin
senators are as far apart as the poles
in their methods and ideas. but open
ly they did not clash. Other senator's,
however did not hesitate to exercise
their parliamentary prerogatlyes TO
the nndoing of the Junior senator
from Wisconsin. Senators Nelson,
of Minnesota, Hale. of Marie. and
Carter. of Montana, incurred the
enmity of Mr.. La Toilette, and they
are among the men under whom the
Wisconsin senator intends to build
hot fire.
At the close of the recent session,
La Toilette said to Carter that he pro-
posed to visit Montana before congress
reconvened and to pay his respects
to him in the presence of his own
constituents.
IAN right responded the Mon
tana senator. Come out and see us.
Let me know when you are coming
and I'll make arrangements to give
you a good time
1t is not unlikely, therefore. that
the two senators may become involved
in a sort of joint debate before
many weeks psss Both senators are
accomplished speakers and both are
possessed OF ~vitriolic tongues. OF the
two, Carter is the more experienced
rough and tumble d. batter and, in the
opinion of old Washington observers,
the chances are that La Folleite will
have found that he has dug up more
snakes than he conveniently can kill.
The Wisconsin senator Intends. too,
to visit Minnesota and attack Senator
Knute Nelson before the latters Scan
dinavian constituents. Nelson will
be there when he arrives and the
promise on both sides OF a display of
intellectual pyrotechnics is given
with an intensity of feeling that will
make for a spirited time.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
SHE HAD A BLACKJACK.
Colored Woman Got Herself Intoy
Trouble Here.

Mrs. Minnie Harden, col red. wife
of @. j. Harden, came ove from
Chambersburg a dav or two ago for
the purpose Of getting pos ession Of
her ~12-year-old son. which has been
in the custody Of the father since the
separation OF tie couple some time
ago. She went to the home OF her
husband, raised a row and succeeded
in getting away with the boy. She
walked as far as Bedington, where
she was overtaken by the officers. who
had a warrant for her arrest on hha'
charge of disorderly conduce. xlher
searched a blackjack war fozndi oni
her, and she was turned over To
Justice Felker to answer q charge OF
carrying a deadly weapon. She was
found guilty and sentenced to 60 day
in jail in default Of a fine OF $25 an
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
HOME GLIB LOST AGAIN.
was = Fine Game Unsn Eight In tas
" hen narunshurg Went
Into the Air.

int the AIR.
The Berkeley Springs clnh welded
the whitewash brush Of Athletic park
ON Friday afternoon. shutting ont the
team BY a score Of 6 to Q ana admins.
terinO the most discouraging defeat o.
the season. The home team started of
we'll. Cline was on the slab and
pitched a beautiful game. Until the
fifth inning not a nan on the opposing
tesm reached first base, they being
HELPLESS before the speedy Martinsburg
twirler. In the fifth, however, y
single and an error tailed one for the
visitors This was the only run scored
until the eighth inning, when Mar
tinsburg went into the air and pre-.
sented Berkeley Springs with three
runs by some very ragged work. The
visitors added two to thei- score In
the ninth on some more errors and two
singles.
Why Martins urg was unable to score
was a puzzle. The home boys got
more men on the bases than the
visitors and hit the ball harder and
more often. But il scented that when
a hit was needed the batsman either
struck out or popped an easy fly to the
infeld. While much of their inability
to hit was due TO the fine work OF
Miller, the Berkeley Springs slab
artist, there WAS also much of it due
to the attempts of the home boys to
knock the ball over into Morgan
county. Such a thing as a bunt or a
sacrifice hit seemed to be an unknown
quantity, each man smuggling for him
self-and generally missing connec
tions. The hitting honors for the
home fam were carried off by Elliott.
who made two fine drives for two
bases each. Culbertson also made a
line drive TO left for two bases
In the field Newton, Culbertson,
Parsons and Elliott put MP a good
game. Newly was fast as lightn-
ing on third, and smothered several
attempts to bunt in fine style. Gull
bertson was fast on the bases, and
stole almost at will.
Berkeley Springs played a good
game, using judgement and working
around the bases in good style. AL
though they had fewer men on bases
than the home team, they generally
managed to make it count. and piled
mp the runs in great style. Miller. on
the slab, was the bright particular
star for his side, doing splendid work.
He stIuck out eight men, gav one
pass to fl SC aud hit two men. Cline
sra k out 10 men and gave ore pass.
Berkeley Springs made 7 hits and
erro S, while Martinsburg made 5 hits
ana foul errors.
Martinsburg will play in Berkeley
Springs next week.
NOTES.
The Berkeley Springs bows brought
a good sized bunch of gro, te+s'' with
them. and the latter did yoeman ser.
vice.
The visitors were a nice lot OF boys
and will be welcomed here when they
come again.
More hitting, hitting, hitting.
Less smuggling. A tap over the inield
is infinitely better than a long fly that
falls into the hands of an outfielder.
Winchester beat Hagerstown IL to
Friday. Same here. That Wincheste
crowd is fast. Nothing to do but play
ball ana roast the visiting teams
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
IA v~IoLATuRs.

Nav York. July Judge Holt,
in the United States Circuit court
handed down an opinion the effect OF
which is to dismiss the indictments
found against Nathan Guilfo d, vice
prs sident. and II. s. Pomeroy, traffic
OF the New York Central
railroad. and @. Goodloe Edgar and
Edwin Earle, the latter sugar mer.
chants of Detroir, charging them
with conspiracy TO violate ths pro
visions of the Elkins rebating act,
punishable by imprisonment.
The court, however, holds that the
indictments against the New York
Central railroad, Guilford and Pome-
roy, found under the Elkins act, are
good. and s~ustains them so far al they
are punishable by fine,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-14
WAS HYPNoTIzED.
Brunswick Man Receivers ana Re
turns to His Home.

The following special from Fabers.
Nelson county. regarding the myster.
ious case of PR Bradshaw, a promi-
nent business man of Brunswick, Nd,
which has been puzzling the physi-
clans of that neighborhood
"P. r. Bradshaw, who arrived at
Farbers early in jane. and. complain
ing of feeling ill fell into a deep
sleep. which lasted through 30 DAYS,
was finally aroused on Friday, and
has returned to.his home in Bruins.
wick, Nd. His else was simply
hypnosis. He was hvin tized by a
Young lady whose home : a Colleen.
Nelson county. AT short intervals of
time Mr.. Bradshaw was given nour
ishment in the shape Of sweet milk
and lemonade.