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Boxer Abe Label Outclas<ea.

OAKLAND. May S1--r-a1kle ID
wards ou1cIasSed Abe Label n a sched-
lied four-roun6 so Al the West Oak
md Athletic Club last night that Was
He'd as the main event The e1c0u1--
= lasted but three rounds Label an
bouncing after the close OF the rhird
ming thar he had sufficient OF the
punishment that Edwards was handing
cut 10 kim
Young Herrera O1tSlugged Joe No
lex N three rounds and rhe police
ended the battle Jimmy H2<gin cf
Sal Francisco and Ed C3Sary Of North
oakland mzule6 through four rounds
E2ggin getting the decision through
rs cleVsrneSS Al PzczocA lest 70 Eid
ranks Jchany Nu-pny and Jack sE-v-
rs refugees. furnished a SuhSriru-&
cut and = Knockout in The Setond
Du16- EvSrS Was On rHe receiving end
the Slc-ber wallCp and re MAS told
4 about THE colliS5on when ne cane 70
rAs hands CT kiS seconds jimmy
-wln and Ter-g Gz-leT supplied q
-s1F-rc-rd draw
The attendance al the boxing tou-rrv
as sSTEe. sVs-E seat IN 1he house g.
occupied George sebastian s-rsr-
ez1ted Billy Jordan as announcer ans
Gorge simpson was the rhir5 r14a il
ae roHsd arena George Brown sa-z
ON Gallagher acted as 5uczas a-z
a2TleS Co1lcr helG rhe wa-c1
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FINE TURN OF SPEED SHOWN
BY MIGHTY HAMBURG COLT.
WHITNEY ENTRY ALWAYS RULES PUBLIC CHOICE
Spearmint, Ridden by Maher,
Runs First for English
Derby.

LONDON. May 30.-Spearmint won the
Derby stakes of $500 sovereigns for colts
and fllles foaled in 1908, about one mile
and half, today at EPSON. Mr. Dugan's
Picton was second and the Duke of West
minister's Troutbeck was third The win
ner Is owned by Sir Tatton Sykes. Twenty
two horses started.
Maher, the American jockey, rode Spear
mint. The great race of the day presented
a perplexing problem and the experts found
themselves at a loss TO select the probable
winner with Twenty-Five runners (the larg-
est field since NolodyovSki. a few years ago
G. Whitney,, a dozen of which were equally
fancicd By their respective stables. There
had not been such an open Derby for years
Until yesterday Mr. Purefey's Laliy held
first place in the betting. but yesterday
evening Lally was dethroned in favor of
Spearmint. This morning Lally resumed
favorite at to against.
1t took some time to get the horses
aligned. but they finally were sent OF to
n good start Troutbeck jumped to the
front and led to the mile post. when Pfc
ton assumed command. but gave way again
to Troutbeck on descending the HILL A
on with a rush and again assumed the lead.
Shortly afterward Maher. riding splendid
race on Spearmint. challenged the leader,
gradually drew up level. forged ahead and
won by length. Picton finished second,
Troutbeck third and Radium fourth. Two
lengths separated second and third horses.
'Skeets" Martin, the American, rode Trout
beck
Ine betting: Spearmint. to /; Picton.
100 TO on; Troutbeck. rs to i on.
This WAS sMahers third Derby. His pre-
vious wins were on Rock Sand and Cicero.
The Jockey, who Is great favorfte in Eng
land, received an ovation on returning to
the scales.
Derby Day, as a national institution.
shows no sign of decaying Old stagerS who
have travelled over the dusty roads from
London TO Epson annually for decades de-
clared today they never before had seen
they ran scores of special trains were un-
able TO accommodate all the Epsom-bound
people Ideal weather prevailed 10 swell
the holiday crowds and the contrasts and
the road-borne traffic were marked as
ever.
The park lane millionaire and the coster-
monger exchanged badinage as the four
horse coaches and costly motor cars iostled
the costers barrows and tradesmen's carts
race course. The general din was terrific.
To the lnharnlonious walls of the husleS.
cornets. harp. concertinaS, violins and
mouth organs was added the rattle and
horns incessantIy sounding in futile endeav-
ors TO get the costers TO draw their donkeys
on one side so as TO allow the automobiles
10 hurry on 10 their goal. The motor
buses. seen on the road for the first time.
carried full compliments.
came down bv special train in time for the
first race. Egnbassadcr Reid was another
early arrival
The crowd at the course was believed to
enclosures were filled with prominent peo-
pie.
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vIcNERs SHOWS cRsAr roRM.
Seattle Pitcher SsrflSe> nur Fourteen
81 the Angel narsn~1.

SEAT TfeE. May Se.-Csva games were
pl&Ned here today, los Angeles MON
tae SrSs BY score ~ : 10 /. The Sece
Sro M4S called ~. Ci0pire rerrine al
81 SsrkSeSS, neither side. HAVING scored
Miser&Ase NSSe-rss1as-x eo-aesnes
Nsta taSAtltsS 80 hft IN nsacAAS save
AeSs Ansele> tAe 3FSs g2Ene VscSerS
allowed eet ave hits and struck ssssv
sosrseen naeH. wASse seattle f0ss-,s
NoSns Hopkins for Ten SafetseS los
Angeles made eNerygAlng co0nG. how
ever, while Seattle ecsssS s,ssr cSes 49,,
ever The plate with the AaSeS tau snS
70 enc caG
oscar Jones ard Sfelz worked n thA
ScconC same and bat one hit oe sach
NSS Ea41e7 onSAs the ssrte The xSr5ae ,rs =
called The score =
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John E. Madden's The Quail
Is Led Out a Length
and a Half.
Nearly $4,000 Spectators
Enjoy Racing Under
Ideal Conditions.

NEW YORK, May S0.-Before one
Eastern raeetrack, Harry Payne Whit
ney's Burgomaster. at the prohibitive
odds of 2 to 5. won the $4,000 Bel
mont stakes handily today at Belmont
Park. John z. Madden's The Quail
was second by a length and a half.
with ". Harry Browns Accountant
third. The mile and three furlongs
was run in the fast time of 2:20. At
no stage Of the race was the favorite
thReatened. The day was ideal for
racing and between $4,000 and $4,000
persons We're present.
The Whitney entry. Burgomaster
and Pegasus, were always favorite-
Opening at 1 to 2. they were pounded
down TO to 5. Burgomaster is son
OF Hamburg Accountant was heav-
lily played for the place, closing at 3
TO TO-
With only few moments delay at
the post. they were sent away to a
good start. Accountant was first 10
show, but Burgomaster soon headed
him, and as they flashed past the
quarter post the fayorite was leading
by a length. Accountant second and
The Quail third. This order was
maintained to the stretch, where Ac-
eountant ran wide. Meanwhile Lyme,
on Burgomaster, sat still, and when
Strengthened out FOR the run home he
led by two lengths and flashed IN Ter
the wire winner by a length and a
half. Accountant. which finished on
the extreme outside. was under
hard drive to save the place from The
Quail. which closed strongly, getting
UP in time 10 get second money by
head. Good and Plenty landed the
$4,000 Whitney Memorial steeplechase.
Summary:
First race, selling. four and a half
furlongs, straight-Monfort won
Jaunty second, Greene third. Time,
:5SL
Second race. Crotona handicap. six
furlongs-Aeronaut won. Tiptoe sec
ond. oxford third. Time, I'LL as
Third race. the Amateur cup, one
mile-The Cricket won. Colossal sec
ond. Racine III third. Time, 1:4S SIS.
Fourth race. the Whitney Memorial
steeplechase, about two and one-half
miles-Good and Plenty won, Ben
Crockett second. Del Canta third
Time, 5:S7.
Fifth race. the Belmont stakes.
$4,000. one mile and three furlongs.
Belmont course-Burgomast I@6.
Lyme. TO 5, won: The Quail.
1.6, Radtke, Is 70 1. second; Ac-
countant. 126. Martin. 10 l. third
Time. 2:30. Pegasus, CasSini and
Bohemian also ran
Sixth race. one naile-Tomny Wad-
dell won. Cederstrome second, Vino
third. Time. 1889 2-5.
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Nt'NENTN GOLFERS rl.AA
~ AANntCAf an SAN JOSE
f'resaeent n. r. oatley 90 thr state
Neruai Scheol Returns the
NEnnfur Sgerr
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s.cStess Eesf tournament ever PLAYED
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~ N-lsh S<oFe ~ s-S
=. .oetess Gas, WITH eiee skies and
fttcssaHS asT,- te9E 2cSt.ste the con teSt
st1 Stcst o,csaNHF par In hsS hest work
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csScE a large ? 1ss. her ~ ne a.,se - "a -
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cttcE ccoe-t4oe SEor En0a- work T-ns
~ seSa@ ss tE a 'cl2Nck anS eighteen
eS faefe rSHSS @SasS forenoon znG
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Making Of a ,rror.

The judge had his patience So-ely tired
by lawyers who wished TO tai. ard by
men who tried 10 evads jury service Be-
tween Hypothetical questions and excuses
IL seemed as il they rsver would set 10
the acttsal trial OF the case So when rhe
puzzled little German who had been ac-
cepsed by both sides jumped I'D the judge
MAS sxasperassc
Sha3 ge~ cried the German
What is it-~ demanded the Judge
I think Ike 10 so hc-ss 70 ray wife =
said the German
Tou can't retcrSed shs ioage, sit
siowm
.But, sha6ge persisted the G.r-ssn
II Goat tink ] make q good shr-cr.~
You're tas bass IN the box said sAs
judge sit Scwn-
What box said the Suror.
Jury box: said the sndSs
Oh, ] Thought il vas q nsa box thar
peoples gssS in sometimes
Ne. said The Judge the had eox is
the prisoners box
But shOdge persisted the lssSae Ger.
man, Il don't sPeAs goed EnssssA.
sc- don't have 70 speak any al al =
S2zz The Judge -Sss Scwrs
The sStrte tserrsSn g-osarea al the BAmp~
se-s Ia 1za&Ss MS aAs1 deSesesare plea
SAaess be sad .~'I cant razss nas~
d.nss cE nhas these feaasss sag,
II SSs the 5lagers chance 20 xes even
tor many 2nnoyanrss
ScsAsr CAR snx one e1ss As sass
.Sas Tcwa-
VITA sssA sAs assss German sas sswn.
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ENC|NAL CLUB
BIDS 0LYMP|CS
Yachting Organization
Extends Hospitality
to Athletes.
Alameda Sailors Place
House at Disposal of
Sportsmen.

As the result of some friendly CORE
spcnGenee between A. Dalton Harrison
OF the Olympic Club and Louis Vein
mann, president OF the Encinal Yacht
CLUB OF Alameda. the Yachting member
ship Of the big athletic club viii be
afforded every opportunity to enjoy
that eNEilarating pSsSsEse-
The privileges OF the clubhouse have
been extended them and they have q
promise that they will be taken care
Of in satisfactory manner, President
Weinma1a'S kindly OFFER is contained
in the following letter
Mr. A. Dalton harrison, es-e Of Cot
ton. Bell & Co. Oakland. Cal:
Dear Mr. Harrison. In yeas letter of
the lsth inst YOU advise that Mr.. Greer
Harrison has stated that il would be
appreciated II tne Eacsaal Yacht Club
would extend the privileges OF their
yacht club premises TO the members OF
the olSm Smnic Club,
Agreeable 10 this REQUEST / wish YOU
would inform the members Of the
Oily mpic Club. through Mr. Greer Har-
risen. that the privileges OF the Encinai
Yacht Club premises are az their dis
poSes
we shall endeavo- TO make il pleas
ant fer any members OF the Olympic
Club wfo May visit us
Cordially Scurs.
Louis wEINMANN,
President A-ncin2i Yachy Club
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Cslses~ aasreasl eeamr,,,.h,.-

AM AtlssoeS, MSos. ..SNs The
offessIy ~ MtcAtssn ven kaS West
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MI Il nss res1lsar oa<. aS,carssnr n
S&e-araea8o Ca.nse
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sS4lnnesa 80 q AAa4sGa eaa placed Il IN
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CLAREMoNT GLIB GOLFERS
MEET IN HANDICAP MATCH
A. III. Higgins. With an Allowance of
Eight strokes. Carries on the
Days Honorx.

Ar eighteen-hole. medal play. golf
handicap was played yesterday on the
course OF the Cle-emont Country Club.
A Il Higgins winning the honor OF
having bis name inscribed on the club
snieid. The winners score was SIS. less
:. net IS C. F Newton. champion OF
the Northern Califorass Golf ASSocsa-
ton and Of she Pacific Coast Golf As
socistion- and G. < dc Cola tied vii
net scores OF 81 The details follow.
CLAREMONT COUNTRY CLUB DE-
GRAFTON DAY HANDfCAP
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RATES on NAIL NATTER
TO NOME Is ADVANCED
Large steamships Companies Operating
out OF seattle Reach Agreement 8
knccttnG Existing Tariffs.

SEATTLE, Mash. MAY Sa.-Esv asrear
meaS between the big companies oper-
ats1g between Seattle and Nome ss.e
r&teS or mail matter trona tho Sound Il,
terminals at: The. mouth Of the Yukon
River had been advanced from 10 \
SeatS per pound, as compared with the
SDiS tact the poSsosfScs nera-fas,eFs eaS
ordered the. rrSs oeGSkSnMeaE ST as3Ss'
sent from .S&G Francisco SATURDAY. aaas
? The steamer SGSkGiaa Nzll .-arrs tas
-nvSt ssaS1t Tor the NDrtASen ssaGapS, Inc.
major psrs 81 which. has aisessiy s,ssg.
here.
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SEALS AND FRESNOTES Divide
HONORS ON BASEBALL DIAMOND
Ewing Men Capture the Morning Struggle While
Fisher Is All Smiles in the Afternoon.
Mohler Scores Three Runners With Double Bag
ger in the First Contest at Oakland

dee hi's-4Mot,. Gochnaucr. Two-base hlt-Bliss.
Passed hall- BlnnkcnShip HIT hy pitched ball
BY Nickers l. by Hopkins l. Bases on balls
ON Nickefs g. OF Hopkins g. Struck out--By
NickcrS ~. by Hopkins 5. Wild pitches-By
Hopkins >. Double play Bliss 10 Den,es. Left
ON hsses--Seattle ~ Los Angeles !. Time of
game hours, Umpirc-rerrinc.
Second game
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No returns
c N Gecdsn (AA.6icap las. w
johnson VAsncicSp a.. and ". II Tay
lo- saan0acap les. did not pay
A handicap Skcoe az E-ty As-s7S w-s
held after luncheon. Il waS wc7 hF 4
.C6ick with = score of - killed =
hS-Siscsns total So The fu1l details
follow
HANDICAP SHOOT. FIFTY BIRDS
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Nosc,s N,saras>s sse~o-,s nens,n-

NEN YORK, M&N sh--A .aeps urs~ssss
a ss palt s&GsurS w&S eSkzStfShex
ah ~ A. e. &sfHast 81 Yale AZ shA
aeca0ssion &zS track ard tes2 atAasss K
moS ~ tas tvsSa--AEsertkzs Athsesse
20 ~ Neascc Park, Loak sSlznE CITY
s.tsSfk cses-est sac hzr AZ ~ xees z
ectxss tfc seSs poeVtcaS record e>ssrx
Bar - Nsseza Dele 81 Ozksza&. Csf~
$3.50 cleaNeE - feet ss-afe sacNNS
sAaFs 20 gSeA
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RESULTS or GAMES.

san Francisco, II Fresno, l.
Fresno. o. Snn Francisco, -
Portland, tIt Oakland, q.
Oakland, a. Portland. 3.
Los Angeles. aI seattle. 4,
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sN'a-eaSc hsts-sasSAnsssss. Casey. wfitssES
SAoristcc h.ss-eNct.Sslsassa. whecacr S,>esacer
tttsfcrSss, lNgcie kfrSt base 81 c<FssgS-f'ssNs.o
l. So FrsaczSSe =. f34~s AaSs ssa. lsea halls
90 Ssez I. - H.tf :. ~ Nstzsssa.a l. l.ess %
aescS-f roS.sa >. SAB fssncasgsa -: SsrsscS sS.t-
~ shstk = ~ fts7Scsasa: s 'negSle plxyS--
asstSefsa ~ hcS&a - SSssa, MSAlcr X
MscetcE ~ M.i.tasaS. cSs>eS Ase-Hessn. Tins
IA
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SUMMARY

Sacrifice hlts-ane. Hanson. Passed hall-Han-
son Wild nltch-StsiE. Struck nuts-By Jones 4.
by Stels 3. Bases ON halls-on Jones >. on Stc'E
l. Hit hatSman-Bv Stcls |. Left ON bases
seattle x. IuS Angeles T. Tlme cf gsme--l
hour minuteS. Umpire-PcrrinC,
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~ me H.oe WOMAN Is past EfsN wears
N ase eeen IleeeFS have taSs tAeSrs 70
,seT fcf s'ef Sae hzs arranged tAeN
a ccNeS Se tgtee kAss tAess srax-snre
af sakS - rSoo.iecsoGS.
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StfNNFAEN

rweaaSe httS-Moaicr ~, SeazS, First base
N cggOrS S-FreSDo !. san Francisco .. First base
- called AallS-oa NolseTs = ~ Eea'eN r
l.rtt ~ hsSeS-~freSaa = San FRANCESCA \ Struck
out-lss N9ltsrs X hv EeA,ty 3. hit ~ pitcher
-psayie. Scar. WbcVlezs Mo.lscv. I'isle ~ game
49, I beur - miuutoS~ Omnsre-Ncnoasld.
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se.aS = : 2ess he Ser Al adm ~ - -
<~It e 1ra<e Az N 3sS and tan IA s.r- =
wora h< corsxanian - So - - - :
sss AAz7eaS - Ss ia va
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National LcnEue.
Americnn .Lengue,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, May so.-The morning
game went TO st, Louis after fifteen
innings, two ruas scoring on a single.
triple and an error Pfeister struck out
seventeen men. but his clever work was
spoiled by Chicago's weak batting.
Score:
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uoNons EVEN AT PORTLAND.
After Being BInuked In the First Gam
Oakland Captures the Second.

PORTLAND. May So.-:Al pitchers look
alike TO the locals these days Even a
CHANGE in the batting order and Oscar
Graham on the hring line could not
keep them fe0m winning this morning
with a perfect avalanche OF runs. Hen
derson held the Oaklands down to four
scratchy hits and famed nine of them
in the process The cyclone came In
the sixth. when they pounded Jim
Hacksft. who had succeeded. Graham,
for four hits, which, together with
bunch of errors, netted six runs, Van
Haitren went into the box in the eighth
and did some good work Score;
Il. X, T.
tortlsna: ''.s''.' .'''''','''il y
Oakland. :....-,....,.... 2
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue;
Graham. j. Ifackett. Van Hsltren ami
4 Hackett and Markley. Umpire
kneu.
noon game ponahpe and smith were
the offending parties, Wild throw by
one or: the other in the third and fourth
giving the visitors their runs. Port
land had an opportunity 70 score again
in. the ninth, bit. MeHale tried 10
stretch Il two o-hagSer and was caught
between second and third. Score;
Il. II. K.
Portland: >,,.... ,..s.,..,,S y l0 3
Oakland ...,s...... ,..,-..s.sA 4
Battertes-EssioR and Donohues Gates
and T. fIsckett, Umpfre-Knell.
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Ssar sazias ~an never make s0a sasas
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and Donovan. Umpire--Johnseone
PTTTSBURG, May s0.-The morning
game was won by Pittshurg after a
hard battle. Cincinnati managed to set
several big hits Of Willis, who retired
after the third inning. Lynch. who
took his place. was effective. only one
Cincinnati PLAYER rsaching first base in
six innings. Pittsburg won out IN the
seventh by scoring three runs on two
hits and two errors, Score:
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IE>sgr

BOSTON. May 50 Superior batting
Won the morning game Tor BOSTON
Most az Ihe errors were iassse on difh-
cult chances, A laapisg csu.a by Ser
bold and sA unassisted play hs Grsm-
shaw were features Scores
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den aserey and Ngsinow
DETROIT. May sas-TAree singles. s
tfree~e base Wild sArcw by o'Learx.
tNTSs steals and . base or halls All
punched N the fourth f-ninS. gave CaS-
Sc iAree rS1as @Esd sne ga--ae tRss asS-.
sr-soo1- Scores
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
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PUBLIC SALES.

March II, Monday II. 7. Piggott on the
Williams farm near Sw Pond.
March IS. Tuesday--C. w. Bowman wi
sell valuable personal property at his
home miles south OF Martinsburg
on the old Charles Town road, near
Burnes Ford.
March 10, Tuesday Frank Vanmeter at
his home near Swan Pond.
March IA, Wednesday -. H. Fulk at the
Big Spring, mile south of Martins
burg on the Winchester pike.
March IS, Thursday-A, T. Myears at
his home on the old Keorfott place
near Vanclevesville.
march 10, Friday J. w. Lloyd, personal
property near Falling Waters,
March II, Saturday-W. Grantham
Smith will sell on the Chas Roush farm
on Tuscarcra pike three mil 5 from
town.
March Ie, Monday-Ananias Miller, at
bis home on the Ridge West of
Arden.
March 20. Thursday. F. Sutton, per-
sonal property near the Stone Bridge
on the opequon.
March II, Wednesday,. w. Pearrell
will sell at the Harry Ruth erford farm
south of town.
March %, Thursday B. Vanmet re
executor of J. B. Files at the Files
home near Swan Pond
March "a, Saturday-Mrs. Mary p Stew
art will sell household goods in
Darkesvlle.
March 81, Saturdav-C. H. Bender will
sell, as admins tator of Henry Bender
deceased, perso nal property at Ben
der's mill one mile west of town be-
ginning at ? p. m.
March "a, Saturday.. f. Wolford vii
sell at Wolford's shop, Dry Run road
miles west of town. beginning at
9 a. m.
March "a, Saturday-W William Taylor as
agent for the heir of Anthony Taylor
deed will sell house and lot located
at Hedgesville at the front door of
the court house.
March "a. Saturd ay-W Wilson M. Fulk as
administrator of Mrs, Mary c. Noble
deceased will sell household goods at
ner late home on South Raleigh st.
March 30, Friday Daniel Wiett will
sell personal property at his home
at Millet.'s Mill near Gerardstown
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs Robert M. McGill
spent Sunday in this city as the guests
of Mrs. McGill's parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Middlecamp. N. Raleigh street.
MIR. and Mrs J. p. X. Miller and lit
tie sor, of Scottdale, Pa. are visiting
relatives at Buena Vista, this CITY.
Mr.. Miller is on his way home from
Florida, where be has been spending
sometime for his health.
Mis-. Anna Z. Edmiston and child
rem. of Berke ley Springs, are spend.
ing several weeks with Mrs. Edmis,
tons mother, Mrs. Haley. near thi.
city. Mis-. Haley il very i'll.
Mrs. j. r. Minghini. Mrs. Ells
Russler. and Miss Ida Marstella, of thi.
city, left this morning for BaltimoIt
to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs Anna Taylor. Mrs. f. M. Holli'
of Grafton, went through on the same
train.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
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State News :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The b. and O. oil house at Parkers.
burg was burned to the ground. The
loss is about SO, 900.
M. A. Perkins an engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was
killed in a collision at Hinton.
The Eleco Oil aud Gas Co. drilled
in gas we'll in Calhoun county, that
IS good for ten million cubic feet per
day.
Col. JAS M. Guffy of Pittsburg, has
donated So. 500 towards the building
for the Y. M. O. A. home at Fair
mont.
Four .convicts, all serving long
sentences for murder In the Mounds
vile prison, were adjudged insane
by Justice Buckman.
Robert Wolfe travelling salesman
OF Providence. r. l., attempted sui
eide in a hotel at ClarksburR. by
swallowing morphine.
The Lumerport Coal Company, of
ClarksbuE- has been chartered to
conduct d general coal mining
business. Capital stock 5000.
The South Penn Oil company will