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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

With Bryan the nominee every DEM
ocrat in the land would know that
we had a leader who could be trusted
to the last drop of his blood, leader
worth following and a cause worth
fighting for.-Monroe Waterman.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

Mr.. Charles James store located at
Jones Spring, this county, was. broken
open and robbed of about 800 worth
of clothing &c on Tuesday night last.
The robbers entered by rear window
whichsthey broke open. There is 10
clew to. the robbers.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
Republican Primaries.

The Republican primaries held on
last Wednesday were totally without
interest In some districts there were
but'two or three gathered together. Ger
ardstown had four and the L. 5. Fish
Commission had to drum the town to
get the four out. 1t is understood that
that the machine haG its way and
that Sturgiss easily won all the dele
gates. Mill Creek had one man pres
ent. Sturgiss delegates were elected
a1dinstructed. Theirs was no discord.
VIII Lamon was the whole thing.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

1t is long time from the present to
the time of the next national conven-
ton and two years usually bring many
changes in politics but, judging from
present indications, w. J. Bryan, Will
be nominated by the Democracy with
out opposition.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

Every Democrat in the second dis
trict entertains deep and abiding
hope that Col. Tom Davis will again
stand for Congress. Col. Tom is the
idol of the second district Democracy
as is his venerable brother, Senator
H.G. Davis,is of the state.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

John o. Pendletop is being urged as
candidate for congress in the first
district against Hubbard the Republi.
can state machine candidate. Pendle-
ton beat Hubbard some years ago and
W. will likely see a repetition of the
former event.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

President Roosevelt has been steal
bat Bryan would have great advan-
tage over him because the people know
Bryan means what he says and they
have learned to know Mr.. Roosevelt
as gutter when it comes to the
pinch.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29

In the published list of Committees
for the fete, the name of Miss Belle
Stewart was inadvertently omitted as
chairman of the amusement committee
Miss Belle has been actively at work
in her department
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
According to Mr.. Elkinsp press bsreau
Mr.. Elkils is a greae man,

This is bad year for machines and
bosses. The people have been in the
smashing business for the past year or
two and they are not going to let up
until they again breath the air OF free
dom
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1906

Oh yes, the friends of protection will
reform the tariff, but their method is
to stand pat and that is what the peo-
pie are getting tired of.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
VANM ETR +.

Mrs. Thomas I. Vanmetre, died at
her home near Leetown on last Fri
day at the age of 10 years. She was a
most excellent lady, beloved by sill
who knew her and loving mother
Her husband passed before her about
twelve years ago. She is survived by
ten children, five daughters and five
sons, all grown. She was before mar
riage, Miss Seibert, daughter of the late
David Seibert, of Darkesville, this
county. The funeral took place on Sun
day from the home, conducted by Rev.
Sidenstricker, the methodist minister
at Middleway and the sinterment WAS
in Green Hill cemetery this city.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
ADAMS

William A. Adams died at his home
at Shepherdstown ON Tuesday after
noon, aged Sc years. Mr.. Adams was
native of Shepherdstown and spent
his entire life there, except during the
four wears of the Civil war. He enlist
ed at the outbreak of the war and serv-
ed in the Confederate cavalry. After
the war he resumed his restaurant and
confectionery business. He is surviv-
ed by his wife and one daughter.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
TABI.ER

Mr.. Moses 5. Tabler, well known
resident of this county, died at his
home on South Raleigh street last Fri
day evening, after long illness, from
a complication of diseases, aged "a
years. Mr.. Tabler was native of the
county, but about 20 years ago gave
up farming and moved to town. He
served term as deputy sheriff, since
which he has not been engaged in
tive business.
He is survived by his wife, and two
sons, Clifford who is conducting the
drug business and Clarence, one of the
clerical force of the Old National bank.
His funeral took place on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Rev. A. b.
Wilson, at the United Brethren
church, and the interment was in the
family burying grund at Smoketown
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
Deaths.
FISER

Mrs. Mary Ffser, died near this city
on Monday night of consumption at
the age of 30 years. She is survived
by her husband and three small child
rem. Funeral at II Tuesday morni ing
interment at Smoketown.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
EVERTS

Mrs. Amos E. Everts, died at her
home on the Trimble farm, about a
mile north of town, last Friday night
at IL o'clock of consumption, aged %
years. She is survived by her husband
and two small children. Her funeral
took place yesterday morning, from
her late home. She was member OF
the Dunkard church.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
SH ROBES

Mrs. James Shrodes, died at hel
home at Hedgesville on Tuesday after
an illness of less than week of par
alysis aged about 80 years.
The family formerly lived in the
Gerardstown community. She is sur
vived by her husband and the follow
children: Mrs William Saville, Miss
Emma Shrodes at home and Edgar a
civil engineer on the b. Il o.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
SHIAIP

Mrs. n. B. Shimp, daughter of Mr..
A. p. Lord, of this city, died at her
home at Jones Spring on Monday
night last aged about q years. Her
young child died on Monday morning
only twelve hours before her. She is
survived by her husband Her funera
took place yesterday at ga. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
a Question of Man. Not Party

professional politicians the city In fact quite
number Of hee hook aakanee proposal
mar Murphy foF
at them have been heard days.
voad nominate Murphy eSeeptshe Republican,
hasn't been their hong
Who ng PARTY IN thls mauerf
Who whether Murphy Republican
Democrat Nhatuet, lopg il
aud known have made goode
latins 10 the welfare Of city,
Tho o municipalities Ia past
RAsanshtp mostly engineered BY pol
al bosses have dictated nominations
the Ions the results proved public
fare that revolt against all
the country Tho people
las partisan lines have recently elected
nicipa oces regardless of Witch they belonged
The people realization az tbs
fact that the publication 81 municipal governments only be d
tted hy victims Tor the hest be secured for of
without regard TO their political affiliations
Parties their politics
and bosses eoud be resaicd cities they
mish play part elections
for long While organizations elections
orally been made tools for evil hy designing politicians
The star speaks Tor Murphy because
because the The
bsnen Of ,hnsa maehlua
tioa OF bis corporations politicians graft
The campaign this ouang bids fair
the seson OF the best r regardless IL
There De- number Of ether sood hosdcs
VIII yet hot Ear be lead. the available list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

nevertheless married her In Ia
Yafia. the wedding ceremony being
performed by a Huasi a. priest
The ear refused "a recognize the
marriage a. legal aud Grand Duke
cyril waa expelled from The army
and o. Ilod from Russia BY say ~
puulnhment Fortunately be ~ veil
endowed with wealth aud has pnr-
chased a large estate near 1obtfg.
another estate iu bavaria ana q
paiatiai villa ~ Cannes
nut four lives stand between cffl
aud the crown Of Russia those ~
The crar. the rzhf'a infant ain, the
cfafa weakly brother the ofaha
Dake Michael. aud cFfli'a own ia
Their. Grand Duke Vladimir IN
pfeaaut circumstance none II these
four pernaunKes gould be arcented
nv nny life Insurance company
Grand Duke cyril may therefore,
snecsrd 80 the throne Ia which faAs
he would claim The pnaiti1h OF
efafina for bis wife
THIS claim would undoubtedly De
opnosed by the other members OF
tha imperial family vho would also
dispute the right ~ their children
10 the succession Ills marriage
may. therefore result ln All sorts :"
controversies and complications 10
the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

BERLIN, Ian 3 This photo
graph ~ Grand Duke Cyril and hls
wife. the divorced grand duchess Of
lleasa. WAS sent 70 the ear when ho
aunomcod hia prohibited marriage
% his Imperial cousin
Grand Duke cyril feii ia love with
his present wife when they we're
both quits young fof political raa-
sous she was compelled ~ marry
the grand duke Ut Heaae. with whom
ale lived unhappily Tho grand duke
of feasa. eventually divorced her,
and cYrii again appeared 'on the
sfenc
A tho outbreak Of the Russo
IapnneHe war be hurried go the Tar
east % fight Tor Russia Re Ww on
board the Petfunaylogak when that
ship was blown up by Iapansse
torpedo lie vas Fraened aud IN
yaiided home after the catastrophe
lie hurried - cohurg and renewed
hla suit
The marriage ~ Divorces IL pro-
hlhted hY ecclesiastical law IN Rus
ola The Erand duke ~ HeaHe IL =
brother OF the rtafina. who natural
IN ahlnrtcd "a receiving her broth.
era divorced wife "a the wife of one
~ che foremost Grand dukes ~ the
imperial family Grand Duke cYfii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

be hioodY trail A..
u folioued q FOR a distance. hni
mithuat being able 20 oReftahr th'
wounded beast Ny mru found the
carcass - a biE lion a fafihitht
later lie had worked BIS NAy INTO
the heart 81 the thickrt 80 ma.
even the suiiureH could NOT get ~
him / could only save the Skull
the biggest had ever nsen.
All in All. I caught 81 IONS IN
trans during ny stay aud hunting
IA the old World A few strong
beasts had dragged the 50 pounds 81
tran attached Ia the traps for long
distances an hour uF more. Inc
asses and cattle I used ~ bait nae
All been uiuug BY the poieonpuH
tsstss rs. The quick bite ot the
fsilpaa simply shortened their other
wise siow aud painful death ne
tfapuea aud runaway Hone hAa
often foreed their way ~ deep into
the tsleknfs - fseda and grass and
tharnY bushes that ! had 20 climb
neiehboFinE trees 30 80 10 get shot
~ fhesn.
soaa caught In traps a whole
family. consisting u three iipnesaes
ard az almost tuii groNn Shelps.
The first night three were caught.
The second night four. and the thlfa
utKht two.
"A lioa born In the wilderness.
bat fall efoHn 10 captivity. can give
reo visitors bat n faint ldea % Nhat
the King 81 she desert reilly y ia
= state Il liberty. ruling the free.
great. Wild steppe. Likewise. the
leopard which. Indeed Us one Of
the most dangerous aud formidable
beasts ~ pref Ia Rsat Africa They
are often hunted aud killed bY
lions It's hannta. BY the way. mnl
ha found anywhere In East Afriess
u having 20 preference Tor any sp".
elAI lnrnilty @uu ruekY ground -
ueil az ia wooded uiMrtrts~iu fnet
wherever % finds sufficient cover Il
easily ciimbs trees. and often hides
dnrinR = bot day In their Hhaay
tops. To my personal knoNledEs
men wsse Jumped on and killed BY
beasts concealed Ia the foliage a.
in he case ~ a negro. for instance.
uho was about 10 clifab 4 mango
tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
LIONS AND LEOPARDS

.Ous ef "a. most blood .ailrfiaE
adventures / had VAS with a ie0pas "a
near panEani when | ST oui on mY
laurneY iutu the interior ia the same
year ! bad some hash e. iasn. az
eumpanied By bat one man. and. 70
turnimR toward evening tu mg camp
my attention was drawn 90 tire
GA which a rrowd n balloons ssfa
shfleklnE sith al their might
sIi may not BE- generally knoNn.
htat. since m0skeJa are pfe1ct on
b The leopard. concluded fhas ths
halsoons Nere dlfegtihE their wrath
against one at tbs ateaithy eats ia \
nearby ibieket
z penetrated a fee fHsi into the
lunEia. when something ahead II M
haxan a. move. nhile the m0nksf s
foliawni la the toys Ut The tFees.
The Ihiekst arcN less agnaa. Had
ssna found myself "a TIE edsr % a
raFlue. wben I saN. about 80 fref
away a sgFuug leopard dragging =
halt, aFneu bahoan
= Raised my rife. hus hsl1re
caala nre the beast kad drafp~f TIE
monkey and escaped win 4 TliKh'f
heap luia tho fafinH N8
Hit 10 very hard - BIT afifssne
isapafd "a - surety heftrf &c The
hunter to miss she beast ih4n u5sras
~ 90 wound a. as Anuuhea ls@pafd
is a MOST dangerous enemy Nhen i
tafna ani charges she haatef &c
movements aFs a. quiek a. Hshfs
ulnE hardly allowing ane 81 taAa
atsn AifhuaEh I knru this from
parnanal eaperlenre. and nilh0aah
had maize ap ny mind a shoot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

loopardH only under most favorable
conditions. always yielded 90 The
temptation whenever ! got q chance
20 shoot
ON one occasion my foalhaffis
ness hrunshf me within an inch ~
losing my life noticed in the sand
~ The sicppe ihe Track Of a leopard
drsgHinE ita prey They led me %
the hiRh hank 81 a rafine washed
QUE ~ rain vent all around it
and fuund the animal had not lett ~.
sszln made oui the leapafd lying
wah tee prey a ANAL antelope, IN .
hello under the ruoia ~ tree.
nut the beast had noitred m
Alao. and leaving lie prey ballad.
tried O. steal away. ~ the same mo-
mnni flra.i. a trail ~ blood proved
that had biz the animal. but had
not hilied u
sGoine aiong ne hirh ana sfscp
ernhankmsnt. I natie~d the beast
covering hair hidden ~ The roots
of a tree the distance hetse" ne
being about % feet A. the same
moment that I raised my rifle "a
take telhaK shot. TIE leopard
lsapsd taNafd ne aslek a. nsht
nfns. I sHw The breast eihwifk che
edge u the raYlns ard almost touch
log nay feet sud felt that there
eas 30 earana fass able. and no d.
fesas either. Hbea the leopard
Jumped hsrk into she ragius ~
quickly as &c had attacked rae
The stght Of ~ tao native CON.
panioua. aha pat in an sppeaganef
JEST nt that time. apparreiir bad
ssarsa the animal 80 mnch as if3
sudden appearance had staggered
mT men 4 lev aecunda later q
eel almeai siast frced ws IT ali fut.
thef danger
"AdyvrtinK tu ilons peybapa she
WORT luck. from a huniar'z point -
stnw ! lad waa Nhsn failed q
kIli the afFuuErst NAMED Ton ] ever
mss wlth in the wiiasruesa
OHe day. while stalking sa'sf
hais he. ! sau an aniIasl hiding IA
the bushes Seen ! made Il nai %
IS = named ion - uugaaai Eits
lie had scented me and Fallnpod
away hsfurn I could iska good aim
Tho bullet I sent after him 90 mol
misa hlm quite a. could aee from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Some years akn. before hessams
conneeiAea with lincoln park. said
Animai Keeper Randolph Ahilllnss
whose huntiug experiences are such
~ "a make President Roosevelt ;
fsais sern tame. a Was ia the old
world huatlng Wild beasts Ia the
fasfnsasea ~ the sfeppe. and never
10 be forgotten by me aFc the hours
which 7 spent in 1881 following the
track 81 - Iona I hal never hes
fafv met such q number 20 lions IN
ous truup The Impressions made tf
the mighfy paws ~ The animals
were clearly defined In tho fine dasf
which covered the dry kruand aa
expressive writing fnF the wsii-
,rainea hantsr
There il strange faseiuatiou. a.
may BE- supposed. in following the
Z traces - sitd beasts iufo the fast
ussss4 ~ The steppa Ia tho ease ~
my tracking the II ioua this eager
meas WHa AIfoysd With EludiY
amount 81 anxiafy ones tnsaEina
ftuu faves % picture the possible
situations and ouicnfne whieh he
pursuit 81 the beasts may hrisS
shout 30 did mice on that eecas
sEnn
Having reached thr top ~ a hlH
/ aaw the ilnna resting among ths
rue rs Ia the shade az some meass
lfeea BAT. alas @og. perhaps.
should nng rather say fortunately :
sRha animals eisaares fspm Elght
a. soon a. they had hacnme aware
ef my presence often bad slmilsf
experiences that fhs items wsge ~
near ana yes - Gar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
SHOOTS At DOPE FIEND

An italian ladFsr Of the cayuKa
house At Western and Seneca shot
James Gardiner. a dope flsnd. Sat
urday night while tho latter was In
the act 81 pufioiuinE a watch al
legged 20 belong 70 the Italian. When
taken TO the police station Gard
iuer told n story about being robbed
himself and being shot while being
held up. Ho was injured iB the
left arm.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
BIG FIRE IN
COTTON MILLS

CHARLOTTE. ". C.. Jan. s.
Fire IN the warehouse Of the Eureka
cotton mills NJ Chester began az .
o'clock last night At midnight
500 bales u cotton we're destroyed
and the loss IL tf000. 600 partially
covered By insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
va STAR DUST va

other Eood reasons Ne viii not put
out Al Indicator next wsak We
conaalged several. and ali scemsI
Nilling ia fact too much - Tor
Us 10 icel real xuod - West iAfAY-
cftc. Ohio. indtaator
'sa you've sold out Yuar hualuszs
and made all plans to live IN fhiia.
delphia.s
Yes SO move next week
Bot why 10 Philadelphia
simply herauss ! think that's
the most appropriate place for =
man who Wishes % retire
The chaplain ~ the reglment In
which OhlD'a new governor served
n the eiyn var has been selected
to pray At the INAUGURATION tbs
significance 81 the anisetina VITA b.
understood BY everybody who
knows anything u ohlo politics.
Dr. Osirr "a hack In this country
Il a. sumathing of a coinctdsnes
that ~ arrived on The day Bob FitH.
sinrrors. aged 90 or nneFe. brwss
out in talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Few people can tell you. a. fss
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and yet you are forced TO sdnA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

The chief engineer % the steamer
SatsumA cut ont the ycrmifuFm ap.
pendlx 81 Hon Ling. a fireman.
with 4 pair of timers SHEARS, eaut-
erixed the cut With a soldering iron
and saved it up with a aAti needle.
Hop Ling Is aow ready Tor q tour
IN \ musical comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
kMUsEnENTs.
STAR

Cost 81 show. $500.
RY Public Request. Alblnl. second
week
Wilson clark. Comedians.
gubert'H One Ring Circus
T-Ofher superb Turns.
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iO2 End Ave South. over guy
Drug store pariors ses-e
Hours ga. m. TO s .. m. Phons
l. So99. Open Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
"A FIeHr FoR MlLLloNs.

A Real Thriller. Enough Comedy.
Pathoa and Ginger.
Matinee Ptires-2to and ice
Nights 90. 40. 90 and so ceuia
Phones. $50.
Next Week. "Rlehelicu." benefi,
new Cathedral Fuud.
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uNcf Y HENRY THINKS

Money makes tn
honor go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
Third Avenue
Tboafor

TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
"Wednesday and Saturday Matineea.
Russell a DroW.H company presents
the Dramatic Sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Ma Bob Fi,Esimmous has turned
on her aecaserss she declares ans
ixn't chorus girl
Andres Carnegie - about To hsxin
york on his autobiography. Andt
saams determined 10 I'll his libra
rfe&
Secretary shaw was IN ChlcaFn
thu other day % apPcAs 10 western
bankers to square Wall st. Good
ness gracious. Les. this country can
well spare wAIl 81.
Detrols's famous Satan vas ssiEfsi
by a constable the other day--bts
not b. tho horns.
you told me you would back my
bill said Senator Grafton. You
have broken your promise.
Not Al all. replied senator Bood-
la q am backing IL. I'm not
pushing II. am 1
WISE BILL ADAMS
About Bin Adams this tribe ineFeas-
ing fas,J
Awoks frosn q deep dream night
before last.
And sas with the moonlight In his
room.
MAKING il rich and like a lily in
bloom.
An angel writing in a book Of gold
N.N
damp and cold
~rm on. said Bill. and when a
man ear sea
An angel Sfrolling round bis room
Why. hs
Should cut II out" Blirs friends. on
New Years day.
Saw the water wagon when Il got
away
They watched IL az Il rumblsd
down the street.
And. To- Bin Adams had the driy
ers seat
IVY husband. shs said Will
great pride. rs a model And h
does houseWork every day.
you don't say sol"
ayes. he's a builder"
MORE ORDER or THE DAY.
Cloudy weather Ia the order Of th'
day.
Trying 20 marry and eating goob
ers f. the order Of the day.
Visiting II the order of the day
Hauling water seems 10 be tn
order Of the day.
Frosty mornings seem 20 be th'
order Of the day.
II looks ike everything mean nov
81 the order Of the day gsqaaehe,
(Tenn5 News.
A REST FOR EVERYBODY
On account % the difficulty %
getting the necessary help, an'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Mrs. Bob FitEsimmous has turned
on her aecusers. sho declares she
i&nt a chorus girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

A REST FOR EVERYBODY
On account % the difficulty ~
getting the necessary help, and