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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-26
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

transactions of the Associated Banks
Cor the Week.
NEW YORK, May 25-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearlngs at the principal cities for
the week ended May "a, with the percent
age of increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-26
ANARCHISTS ATTACK BANK
Warsaw the Scene Of 81 Encounter
Between Bandits hkor.
TWO CUSTOMERS q tctau KILLED
Five Clerks, TwS lomers and One
Anarchist WI "a, but Assail-
ants Ma Ieir Escape,
Car Wounded.

WARSAW islam Poland, May Ca
brief but ~ encounter took place here
this after at the Industrial Savings
bank, WI WAS attacked by band Of
anarchist me latter, with revolvers in
theif har ordered the clerks and custo-
NETS prd Emit to hold up their hands. The
chief clkk promptly drew a revolver and
fired afthe intruders. This was the signal
a for albrisk fusllade, during which two Of
the Customers were killed and two custo-
mef. Ave. CLERKS. and one Of the anarchists
VIE wounded. The anarchists escaped,
Nlrrying of their wounded.
YGovernor Gelinsd OF Kielce is suspected
of the murder OF a woman named Okoulina,
who was found dead in room with him
yesterday Two shots were heard by the
neighbors. Gelinsk declares that the
woman committed suicide The local pa
pers have been forbidden to mention the
occurrence. which has created a sensation.
Premier sees CHar.
Premier Goremykin went to Peterhof to-
day to secure the emperor's final approval
OF the general statement of the govern
ment's policy which the cabinet has pre-
pared in answer TO the speech from the
throne. As the statement will probably
have to run tho gauntlet of the court CAM
lrilla the premier. It is believed, is not
likely to be- able to return here in time to
deliver II this afternoon. The plan advo-
Gated by the majority. of the constitutional
is found unsatisfactory a vote OF lack OF
confdenceA In the ministry will be passed,
thus forcing upon the government the issue
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-26
REVIEW OF TRADE
Ample Rains Throughout Farming Region
Uhis { Commercial Factor Of Week.
WHoLEsAE BUSINESS UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Ne'ai tDistributiOn Responds To
the imulus of the warmer
"e,atber-LabOr Disputes
Fewer.

NEW YSRK, May pr. G. Dun & CO.'S
WeeklS Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say.
" Ample rains throughout the farming
regions provide the most important COM
mercial factor of the last week. large crops
being essential to a maintenance of ma
tional prosperity at the maximum position
recently attained. Retail trade responded
to the stimulus Of warm weather, light
weight wearing apparel going freely into
consumption, and there Is an unusually
liberal volume of wholesale business for
this time OF the year. Mercantile collec
lions still somewhat irregular, but at
most cities payments are improving, and
the financial situation is more encouraging
now that the San Francisco banks have
were well occupied and building prepara-
| tions are heavy, but there are Indications
| of lower level for commodity quotations
| for the month of May. Customary summer
| quiet Is noted in some departments, al
| though there Is less than the usual inter-
ruption and preparations are in progress
! ditions have improved, the only new dis
! turbances of note being locally among the
| painters, while the steel industry suffers
less delay from old disputes.
Railway earnings thus far reported for
May exceed last years by IL per cent and
/ foreign commerce at this port for the last
/ week showed gains OF $1,934259 in exports
and t,1Sl,60l in imports over the movement
/ of 1905.
/ Absence of interest is the feature Of the
| primary market for cotton goods, the
/ lethargic attitude OF purchasers being as
Il sumed In anticipation Of obtaining conces-
II sions.
The cheapening Of cost is noted in the
hide market, but there are more evidences
of uncertainty and Increasing efforts to
II restrict purchases on the part Of tanners.
II Failures this week were 1SS In the United
II States, as against 211 last year, and in
Canada, compared with 10 year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-26

Business propositions advertised In The
Bee 20 into ths homes OF the best peopls-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
A SCOTS X
Thought His Candidate Had Better.
Record Than Other Fellow.

senator Scott. Of West virginsA,
sometime ago wss pressing a eanda
date for office. but objection wae
raised to his reeosd. and not long age
TIE president filled the place isl -
mar from Arizona. When Senasar
Scott Va the nomination of the Ari-
IONA man he went 60 tiie White HonAse
aud SAID to'the president
Mr.. President. Won have cerEainkr
not investigated thoroughly the.fDs-
ord Of my canaitfste. Ii IL very ass
parent you have not estimated his
WORTH
How Is that?'i temark d the prssa.
dent.
well" said Senator Scott, ~ see
son hase appointed Bill Jones, fro~
Arizona. 10 the place my ma ted.
Nov, Bill was only in the Ieni ten.
tiary once and nv man was in twioa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
FIXING THEIR FENCES.
Congressional Candidates Working
During Term Of Court.

Among those who have been mere
attending the present session 81 the
federal court are N. G. Keim. of El-
kins, and Ira Robinson. of Grafton,
ho' h Of whom are said to be candi
iates Tor the republican nomination
for congress from this district. Mr..
Robinson frankly says that he would
ike to get the nomination, and is
busily engaged in fixing his fences.
lie has interviewed several leading
ep~nhiicans of this city aud county in
be interest of his candidacy, bat
With whaf success is not known Mr..
<eim is not so cutspoken touching his
aDdidacy, but would not make any
treat effort to dodge the nomination
it should come his was. The fight
or Colonel Toms place this summer
will be an interesting n
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

and Colonel Walker expressed them
selves as pleased with the prompt
action of the council. They say that
the changes made in the franchise hv
the memb RS of the council are en-
tireiy reasonable and acceptable, and
that they will proceed at once with
the details of organization. The bond
of $40, 600 was cheerfullv agreed TO
bv the gentlemen in charge of the pro-
ject. and they have no objection to
offer to any of the provisions inserted
by the council. They stated that they
expected to widen those streets that
are now too narrow for their purpose,
that being a part of the return they
will make to the city for tie fran
cbise.
Colonel Walker was busilv engaged
with a map of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Frederick counties when seen by the
newspaper man, and with Engineer
| Hunter was marking the points along
the proposed line. The first objective
point win be ShepherdstowD, and
from there 70 Harpers Ferry. The
line will then cut across the country
toward Charles Town, curvIng around
to the west and north to bring it back
throuah the rich agricultural and
fruit belt of these counties.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
INCREASES APITAL STOCK
Tonoloway Orchard Co To Havp
Fund OF $4,000

a meeting OF the stocka0la AZ a6
tbs Tonoloway Orchard ca az held
Il Hager-town Tuesday. aua ID was
decided TO increase the capital stock
from 10000 10 s1a. COO. The company
Owns ab0ur 500 acres of land around
au Gck Most Of the land is planted
5 apples The aiding stockholders
81 tile companv are Orlando Harr s0n
ui George harrison, Of Be lii, Nd.
100 arc also Interested Ia Berkeley
anty orchards Prot. 7. b symona.
og tbe Maryland Agricultural College.
aud Edmund r, Cohiil and Leo II. Ga
hin, Of Hancock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

tiou Of his ambition for a future term.
phe Martinsburg fire department
has been assigned TO a position in the
middle Of the fifth division. There
Will be 80 uniformed men in line,
headed BY the Comrey Concert band
o. Y pieces, making rs men from
MattinsbRrg IN the parade. 1t is ex-
peeted that { least 100 others from
Martinsburg will accompany the boys
IN their rain. and this number will
be swelled by arrivals on the later
trains. Nintsen bands, four drum
corps and 81 fire companies have ac-
cepted invitations 70 attend the con.
yention, and it is expected that they
will all appear iu the big parade on
Thursday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The most important business trans.
acted at Chambersburg on Wedne sday
was the election of officers, the fol.
lowing being chosen.
President-G Fred Gibbs Cham
bersburg.
Observation-Disclosures II. Ellis.
Harrisburg II. T. Gaver, Martins
burg. and John II. Mid6lekauff, Hag.
erstown.
SecIesary-W. G. Jones, Harrisburg.
Treasurer-William Fl. Richter,
Ghambersburg.
Executive Committee-W. II. A.
Hamilton, OF Hagerstown, chairman
&. W. Luta, Harrisburg W. Il.
Kline, Martiusbnre; w. J. Hawman,
Waynesboro; Edward Mcpherson,
Chambershurg, James Metzger, Car.
isle; j. p. Reardon. Winchester, and
Il. g. Kinley, Mechanicsburg. II was
decided 70 extend the territory of the
association SO as to include All cities
and large towns within a radius of sc
miles of the Cumberland Valley be-
tween Harrisburg aud Winch ster.
The Rex Hook -and-Ladder Co, Of
York, was the first to gain admission
under the new ruiz.
ENTERED FOR CONTESTS.
The bands and cnmnanies nave not
Ill entered for the contests. Entries
for the baud contest closed az 3 p. m
and for tbs other contests at II
2. m. The entries made SO far are:
Band contest-West Emo and Com.
m%onwealtll. Harri burg; Wayne,
Wsyn sboro; Comrey's. M%artinsburg
Eight Regiment, Carlisle; Citiztns,
Steelton,
H&s and Ladder Rsce-Empire,
Carlisle Always There, Wsynesboro
lndeDendent. Frederick.
Drill-AIways There Hook and Lad.
der, Wavnesboro; Antietam. Hager.
town, Bouss Hook and Ladder. Win.
chester.
Engine-Cumbelland, Carlisle Me-
oh MICS, Waynesboro.
Hose Race Friendship. Winchester
Junior, First Hose. Western Enter.
prise, Hagerstown Rouss, Winchester
Cumberland. Carlisle; Mechanics.
Navnesboso; Indep ndent, Frederick
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
HELD FOR BIGAMY..
IDA srLLg KEPLINGER WILL FArE
JunyIN COURT.
several Young Wen Pay fines la .sass
See Feiker'- cours For sighting.
at the Flying Horses.

Zee Feiker's Court For fighting
ut the Flying Horses.
Mrs. Ida Belle Keplineer. who was
arrested several weeks ago on a charge
OF bigamy, was given a hear0g Sm
Justice Felker's court The evidences
against her was Of such a charscsna
that the justice held her for the actssaa
81 the grand jury at the next term aa
court. Mrs. Keplinger is said to lrnss
married her present husband with0mf
going TO the formalitv Of divorcsmr
her first one
john Garvin, charged with ~assanls
on a colorod man, was sent to Jail tor
five days.
Phenoi Roderick. Charles Kepling-
er, Robert aud joseph Keller. arresa4ug
for fighting at the flying horses Safnx-
day night, were assessed SIS u cos4@
which they arranged TO pay. They
engaged in a pitched battle with VI
crowd OF mounta'neers and were gosa.
bled by the nolice. The other partiex-
PANTS In the fight managed 10 ESCAPE.
aud have not vet been arres ted. Tsse
flying horses have been the scene ng
several disturbances the past week
and fights tn re are an almost nlRhssr
occurrence.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

have been taken. The police have
be n -e-enfurced by the keenest men
from interior cities.
The railroads are being watched
most diiis emily, but a search of the
baggage of three members of the
lowe branch OF the parliament, was
{ e only public incident in a cam
paign by witch several terrorists we're
SO quietly bagged that the general
public was not aware of the arrests.
In order t safeguard the emperor
in his passage up the river Thursday,
the time of his arr val and departure
is brirg KEEP a dead -tcret.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
DECLINES FINE POSITION
Rev. Mr.. Kershner Offered Place as4
American University.

Rev. FREDERICK ID. Kershner, pastDri
OF the Christian church. this city
was notified Wednesday OF his elections
to the position of dean OF the new
Bible department Of tile Americas
university, at Hartman, Tenn. Es ans
authoritativelv stated that Mr.. Kexns
nsr will not give mp his work IN Mar
tinsburg to accept the position TaAs
is the second call he has received @nd
declined within the past two weeks.
The first being t tins p~astorate OF sks
First Christian church of Syracus1.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
r1rTsBURG BANK CLOSED.
Columbia Savings Institution Closes
at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, MAY a-The Columbia
Savings and Trust Go. was closed
this morning by order of Commits.
sioner Borkiug. The cause of the
suspension is believed to be irregular
tiles in the transaction OF the COM
pany's business.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
COAL WILL GO DOWN.
settlement with Miners win Cause


q Drop in Price
0e ~ ln it's > ace ~ liao
IA Mortinsa ura - c%oubdentl,
oated for shortly. TIE settlement of
che differences between the anthracite
miners and the operators had the
ffeor of reducing the retail prices in
Philadelphia so and IS cents per ton.
Domestic size there ars now selling
tor $3.50. The present price in Ma.
tinshurg is S125 A Philadelphia
and Reading official 5 id tle coal held
i storage by the various companies
would be released and the usual
spring calendar OF prices issued II
this s done, mt coal in Martiusburg
will oon be retailing for S6.S IS a ton.
Ten cents a ton IS ad led each month
until September g.. A dispatch saws
ti'at Fhe hard coal road operators met
~ secret session aud agreed on a re-
lection Ut coai at Underwater from -
% S4.GO a ton, fire. on board, the re-
iucfinn to 20 into effect at once.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
PLOT TO KILL KAISER.
GERMAN OFFICERS ARREST FIvE
ANARCHISTS Ar AWHILE.
Life of Gar Is Also Threatened
ny Those Eager to strike at
the Russian RuIe1.

Berlin, May An anarchist con-
spiracy to kill Emepror William has
been discovered and frustrated at
ArvilIe, where the kaiser is expected
on Friday of this week. This morn
ing the police discovered large guam
titles of dynamite. and arrested five
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
II


Meeting 70 Eli gaHansv
TIE members Of the N4ftlhslsgg
Home Building and Lsasu aa.ooiatSos.
held al election 10 all t4,s vacancy IL
tie office Of president caused BIS the
death u Mr.. ) ". n FISHER ard
Mr.. G. A. Miller was chosen Tor val
place. Mr. J, Frank Thompson ~
elected TO Oil tho office Of vice-furE II.
dent, while Mr.. G W. McKown was
slected to the board Of directors Tna
above gentlemen aud DIR. e. e.
Hedges, NJ. q. Tabier, NJ &. Dorm
John LYONS. /, T. Bender and john !.
II. Gerling compose the board oE dr.
rectors. The association il now in ie
fourth year. and is in a very presper
Gus condition.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS.

Ina Rosedale theatre, Chal beers bur
Wednesday at II O'Clock the Cun.
b, rlsnd Valley Volunteer Firemen'.
association began its convention witt
President @. A. spahT, If CtrIisl,
Presiding. At 10 o'ccic k there was a
weoting of the ex cut e committee al
which the plans of the loo 4 committee
we're formally presented aNd ratified.
At the anne hour there was a meeting
Of the credentials committee whicl
$ AIMED the papers If the 100 dele.
gates and gave them passports to tht
convention hall. At II the convention
was called to order. PTa er opened
the session. afrer which there was an
address Of welcome and rest ouses, a
recess was taken until 2 O'Clock, wher
t e following order of business was
observed.
Report of committee on credentials.
calling of roll, reading Of minutes re
ports of officers and commuters, IN
finished business, reading OF commu.
nications. transactions Of new bust.
ness, nomination and election OF off
GERS. selection of place for convention
of 1907. discussion of topics. remarks,
adjournment.
II is expected that q. Fred Gibbs.
who has been interchangeable in his
work for the success of the present
convention, will be chosen president
Mr.. Gibbs said he had heard of no op
position thus far. and his friends ar
confident he will be chosen by acela
nation. unless some aspirant win
wants the place for 1908 secures III
presentation OF his name a. an indica-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

During a d unken brawl at Rohr, \
small mIuiD town N Preston county,
N. Gross murdered James Blaney
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
FINE RECEPTION
Keyser Delegation Entertained BY
the Local Firemen.
ALL OFF FOR CHAMBeRSBURG
Crowd of 800 People Left This City
in a Special Tram to Attend
the Convention

in a Special Tram to Attend
the Convention.
The Keyser firemen aud members of
the Keyser band, who arrived in Mar.
~tinshurg late "wednesday afternoon en-
route to Chambersburg, were rovally
entertained By the Martinsburg fire.
men during their stay in this city,
and lett Thursday morning for the
convention with their impressions s'of
Martinsburg hospitality strongly
stamped upon their minds. The fire
men and band members were here at
the convention two years ago. and re-
ceiyed a sample of the way things are
done in the valley, and the manner IN
which they were welcomed Wednes-
day evening added to the very favor
able impression created then.
Wednesday night in the fremen' S
hall the visitors were formally well
coined by President Robinson, of the
fire commission, and Commissioners
Darby and Cushwa, as we'll as mem
bers Of the council and the city off
cials. The firemen had prepared a
spread for the visitors, and there was
enough in the hall to feed a regiment
of hungry men. The menu included
sandwiches. crackers, cake, ice cream.
celery, pickles, coffee, etc. and ample
justice was done by all who were
present. The crowd was a %rollickinp,
good-natared and thoroughly orderly
one, and everything passed eli in the
most pleasant manner. Ma tinsburg
fremen in uniform TO med themselves
iDto committees on entertainment,
and il the wants of anyone went IN
satisfied it was assuredly not the fault
OF those in charge of the affair.
OFF FOR CHAMBERsBURG.
Thursday morning, headed by tie
| Comrey band and the Keyser ~organiza-
+, ton, the hremen from Ma tinsburg
! and keyser, es orted by seve al hurd
red persons, marched To the Cumbef-
Land Valley ytatiou and took their
special train for Chambersburg. The
uniformed delegation from Martins.
burg numbered about 20 men, while
that from Keyser was somewhat small
er. In addition to the band men and
firemen there were a number of per.
sons from here. Just 300 tickets were
sold at tbs point, more than double
the number sold at Winchester. the
crowd from there numbering 1856. The
Comrey band and the firamen viii
remain in Chambersburg until FRIDAY
pight, and the delegation from this
point Will be Increased by tHoSe who
will go over 10 see the races OF Fri
dag. The big parade Of the hremtl
took place a. noon tojay. and
witnessed by thousands along tn lu,
Of march The line over which I'll
men marched was handsomely dee.
grated.
The Cnmberland Valley railroad ha.
secured 80 passenger coaches from
the PENNSYLVANIA system TO be used d
o al the convention crowds
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS.
In Rosedale theatre, Cha. bersburs
Wednesday at II O'Clock the Cum.
burland Valley Volunteer Firemen'.
association began its convention witt
President Q. A. spahr, If Csrlisl,
Presiding. At 10 o'cclc k there was a
meoting of the ex cutie committee a
which the plans OF the loo / committee
we're formally presented apd ratified.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

foreierers who sire saId TO be MOTOR
lous anarchists. The discovery Of the
plot las created great excitement in
Berlin, but the kaiser Will not forego
his trip as a result.
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siunrfs Famn.i isaan's fiiamrisH.
SNOWFALL Tfatri..f. uas Hr.is t.r.f
si"na iirsiesrs'fn. Samuel inisfmy.
- "uiTJ is-st iie riii-,n in iiie uin.
acre risss Zoe rs.iish spiii. si.ss. anil
gfrt siunr isnftianffs'ss. ai.a entered
~ t'nirrmter. wus nrsi Doe fiir win
nsrs' rlass - rsusii rs,ilir iairiss.
Chsmi.iaai Melissa NJ. ~. g. M"ts.
rhenisriirf's entry. VS. hrsi iu ihr
~ inn"rs mixed class fur ,is,ii-lunsl-
ind i,rw l,lean'. Rooney Iioy hrsi IN the
ginners' miAs-i class f"r black and tan
terriers To-, kriir" Runaway. frpm the
i.ockel'nc k-nn"is. wss first in tlic
winner clas. ~ Dnlmaiian dogs and
u. T. lewis i.ausdowne Lady Peggy
10 The Dalmailan entries for bitches
The Ncllcot. kennel Ncllcote Tess took
The blu. In the mixed winners class
for Orange aud white English toy span.
els.