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DID NOT WANT "soLLY" DIAMOND.

'soy" Diamond, alias Spellman. who was ar
rested three days ago by Detective serseants
Valley and Collins. OF the Central Ofice. on sus-
picion OF having been implicated In the theft OF
diamonds and pearls valued at $4,000. from Lon
don jeVelry store received hearing before Magis-
tate Moss in the Jefferson Market police court
yesterday, and as the British government did not
want the man he was discharged
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
!. u. y. IT. q HARTFoRD p p

N. Y, y. III. e HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
42d ST. and 18th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & Prov--1ts-O0.
y iiSSo 100. zs.GS S;Sz Htl,s:s6. Co. !5:Se !5:Ss
'f12;OO NJ; via Willimantic-4sS;O
A. NJ. ti12:OO sl4:O0o' .ii:oO P. NJ. -
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOR--fss:1b P n
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST AL1BAES and
QUEBEC. 4Gils:4O A. NJ. $500 p NJ
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG. via PUT
LAKEEyILLB and NORFOLK 1890
Ct. Darlington. StOclSbridge. I.enov Pitts
held-f4:5s. sg9:O2 a. NJ. al 90. TS:3I r NJ.
Ticket Offices at eGrand Central station
and c12jth ST.. also at c2a5. 1tS1. cf534
B'way. c2S Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
clos w. 135th ST.. 279s Third Ave In
Rroollyn. ca Court ST.. 459 Nostrand Ave.
500 R'way.
sDailv. fEsNcept Sundays. SATURDAYS
only. FStcps at 12Sth st. NStOos at 125th
ST Sundays only 4ParlOr Car Limited
llHas dining car. cI'arlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
70 ANNuL MUSICIANS MARRIAGE.

Mrs. Martha ". Hunter. musician. granted
an interlocutery decree by Justice Blanchard. in
the Supreme Court yesterday. annulling her mar
riaee TO George l.. Hunter. who is a maj gazine
writer ana was some time ago connected with
smart Set Mrs. Hunter. NhO married in
1897. alleged that prior their union Hunter pro-
fessed deep love for her. but afterward became
colo.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
WIRES TO MONTE CHRISTI RESTORED.

Washington. July lS.-The State Department
has been informed that telegraphic communica-
tion between Monte Christi and the cable station
AZ Cape Haitien Santo Domingo has been re-
stored which Is believed TO be a good sign
However, the report indicates a turbulent state
OF affairs az Monte Christi, though actual fight
ing has not occurred.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
IPEQLPl LLlMLE

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY sFSARCHLIGHT.
Steamers g w. MORSE, even dates July.
odd dates August. and ADIRONDACK, al
ternating, ". Pier No. 81. y. r., foot OF
canal ST., p. Nj. and West 10th St. $3.50
p. NJ daily Sundays inc1uded). Direct con-
neCtion with express trains at Albany for
Saratoga, Lake George. Adirondacks
Thousand Islands and sharon Springs. Or
chestra. Automobiles carried Time table
and Summer Book Free. Beautiful Hud-
son by SearehltRht." 1Oc.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81
y. r.. every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. at $50 P. NJ, omitting W. 129th ST.
Service equal to regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE & WAREHOUSE
IOHPANl. ~. g. .n6 ~ Nest C5tn St
To Adalaice crops Lane Aualaide Levy and
l.udnis Bauaan 4 company. Henry L.
spidgLe. III, and Hrs v L. founs. Mrs
= Hlrsch. Mrs. l.. Eahl airs. waite, T..
Eyett Mrs l.. CraN ford. Mrs. Sad.e berlin.
Mrs. N saSre and :. t'%un.an * So
y. r EiEtc. FTarE Nuu = ECnn, n 5.
Kate Nils A. Ais I :. Loughhh. James
uSherty. Mrs. 4 IT, Leach, J. l.. Eecies:
You ana each of you are ueren, notified tiat
the time ror the payG.tnt Of Our lien upon
the property hereinafter desc iOed ha' ins
eXPiIco, after due ECti-e tneTe.f rad ,een
gwen yoH Nc VIII .ause such property. 10
sit: household goods personal eiie,ts ana
merchandise stored ~ YOU or In your name
IA the warerot.se 90 tie G. rlp1nN. "a uc 80
AZ public auction. according 20 The statutes
IN such cases mace and proA i.ee' AZ JIe
auction room % 81 II FiAATIAL, Eoutn-
east corner 18th 81 and In. ersity Place,
commencing tuesday July 14ta AZ 1890
A NJ. apd continuing on every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. at the same place
and hou- until al the goods nave eeen sold.
LIBERTY STORAGE & MAHEHO So
COMPANY.
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NEW rNERsEY CENTRAL.

STATIONS TeOs "a kiPsrty g9 ST. n H
Time shown below Is from Liberty Sc.
West Z3d 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. sx-
Cept as noted BY designating marks.
E&S4OSs BETHLEHEM. ALl4ENIONSE
AND MAUCH CHUNk-z4-O0 q. Is Eas-
EasJon On1yJ p. NJ sun, z4S0 A. "a
1.OO 5.O9 ana 6OO p. M
WMKESBAR3E AND SCRANTON-e.l0
A ~. 10 500 p. n sundays. zs51
a. n. sou P NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIv-
Err AND BAIs$EGAI-z4.uO. %. $40 A NJ.
1.SOs 500. Lakewood and LakehuTst only.
k3.40. sundays. 400 A. 81. Gao Lake.
wood and LakehuEst).
LoNCS BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
EaGo $50 slOSo. lIsO a. 81. eTi2 40.
Xl2O 1,3O. 2s-'. $50. ah4-25. g4.53. a1.15.
6.S0. 6S9 1l2Ol, sundays. except Oceaa
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHE,
BRANCH-SsOO. 1850. sS0. 11s0 4. 81,
a. M.. 4-00 y. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
RRANcA. lS1-HSD 1sBUR4 STI 7''fS PAfsk 3 oSEGS 3 =
SR9vE ROW; IS. SP 2 y q Ia KE e, RoINr
SIS. $40. as 2. 81 sundays. s'25 a n.
l2S5. ass. 7.sS ?. B Pier 10. n. r.
400. SIS. 4.45. eco. $40 ,. II. saaesS..
IoGo =; A.; 1;Og. zeG: /. 10 2 y. -
AND -iz4-O0. z4So.
fs-G0. 1910 (lOO0. HOO A. ~. Reading
Only). pil1.O0. l1.2O. t2OO p. n Read
ms. POttSvtlle. Harrisburg only. f4C0.
eS.O0 80 II. ~
PHILADELPHIA
sz1.S mI-e0. mS-OO e9-O0, ms10Oo. s1l-Oo
A 81. ms120l. ml-Oo. 200. e3.OG. ssOo.
T'S;SO msGGO. 200. tS-oo. s0.O0. Bl0s5
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
%. ms1O.00. me1ZO0. me2O1, m4.4C0.
ms6.O0 200. 1s121S
eDaily. fDaily except Sunday. pSuuH7v-
sParlor cars only liVis TamaqUa- sFSx-
cept Saturdays. mDinlng car. xSatrrSssS,
only. zFIOm Liberty St. Only
From IWenty-third St.-b8 % p N
g 50 J. M., el22O p. M.. g4SO p. ~
tl1;50 P. n. ks-2O P. ~. VS.SO P. M.
Oricss: Liberty ST.. West ed ST.. 6 As,or
House. 245. 434. 1900. ls54 Broadway. ISl
Sth S Az. 81 sth Ay.. . Union Square west,
StSs Sd AN-. 100 West l25th ST. SlT c.
mnhus Az. New York: court ST. Ssa
S44 Fulton St.. 4TG Nostrand Av.. Hroo7S-
lyn: $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks bag
". G. BESLER C. N BURT
Nice-PEes- & Gen Mgr. Cen. Pass'r Agon.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

o.BRIEN's STORAGE. EXPRESS & VAN
co S Office. eSth 81. ami Amsterdam
ave: telephdne, S2-Coiumbus. warehouse
no West 58d ST.. tslephous. sHs-Coiumbus.
separate rooms for storage. household e:-
fsctR planes trunks. merchandise. &c;
entire charge taken; removals city ~
County,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
TO THE
rNTsNIlE MOUNTAINS

Gtf ] SNHll toUUM j EuNS
Via tae Caissill Mountain. OTIS and C4cS-
kiL ana Aallersvllis EzilNays
ulrcct cunuuGticu With n r. Central t-4s7s
having New York az 7:34 ana lf.is A 81
o1ily. except sunday. and =. NJ Gri.ys
I,s1 ana li-tl A. ~ G2ily. eNc-Vt SI-tay.
and 2,fa p 81 daily
tise Direct connection Win ths HUDSON
RlNft DAY LINZ ard frs CATS XII.
FVENrNG r.iNrs STEAMERS. FURC aAsD
TICKETS W. cATsK----.
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AMERICAN LINE Sailing at $50 = 4 y. y
fANA@ANAOfa4V As4AN4S From Pier 10, y. X
L4YMOUTH-CHERB'G UrHAM FroN
St. Paul. July Il st. Louis Aug.
New York. July 2S Philadelphia. Aug. II
RED STAR LINE kToS q. = K. Fier
DOVER-AN ANTWERP=0O PARIS).
Zeelanc. JyI4. 10: :3Oam Finland Aus. 4. :3Opm
Vad' RID Iy:s,S. 10 :S0am Zeed -Ag- II. lO:3Oam
WHITE STAR LINE 1s EEo@ e FleF K.
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWE-LIVERPOOL
Oceanic j ylS. :30pm Baltic Aug. 1. noon
Teutonic. .Jly 25. loan Majestic Aug. $40 am
Cedric July q. g :3Oaml Celtic. Aug 10. 10 am
THs TH MEDITERRANEAN AzNRAs NRA
FROM NEW YORK
CRBTIC. Aug. 4. 10 A M; Sept. .. Nov
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. Aug. II. $3.50 P. NJ; Oct. 9
ROMANO. e. Sept. IS. 1880 A. n; Oct q
PASSENGER OFFICE o BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl.
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Block Island, Orient, GreelpCrt,
Shelter Island and SAG Earhar.

via Montauk Steamboat Co.'S Line.
Leave New York. New Pier 8. E r.
week days. except Saturdays. $500 D. m /;
arrive Greenport 700 a m. connecting with
Steamer "Montauk." arriving Block Island
$50 a. M. Saturdays. / 90 p M, arrive
Shelter Isiand $3.50 p. M. Block Island 700
a. m. Saturdays steamer from New York
runs through to Block Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
N03TM GE2MAM LlaNn.
Fast Express Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH ERBOURS-HAMBChe hes.
sPenn' a Jly Ia. II 80 A. NJ rPafricia, July =
Kais A. V.Jly19 3:30T'. NJ. America Aug.
4Ratavia. July 81. & 6A.M.lsPretnria. Aug :
DpUtschTd ..TIv 90. s a N. Bluecher. Aug
sVia Dover for London and Paris.
4HamnUTg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
4NoItlSe. July "a tMoitke. =. Sept. u
tCaus Gibraltar. mas Grill Room and
CSvmna stun.
TRAVELLERS CHEEKS ISSUED 81
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. n. Y
Phone. 1910 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
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PED I'D" LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. p. R.
S s. PHILADELPHIA Sat. Aug. 4. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao and MsracaibO.
S. ). ZUIIA. .-... Saturday. July Is. noon
S. s. MARACAIBO. Saturday. Aug. II. noon
These steamers have superior accOmmO-
dRtions for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETrs
General Managers. Sc Wall So.
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nrsNs ANp orricE ruRN.runr.
At Hl>EKY.

AT REDUCED fRlcF> -s" .t"ona nant
4,rrH su1 sr..n A1r~ilg Waehnrs- JULY
r4araotect. machinery oonxit 4u1 1A
sapxsd GSO. =. EOUY, 39S Aaclson q.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
RAILROADS.
9IENN@V VAMIE
r ALL AnAD

gLEluNu@WIL WAfIIA
LkOAD.
STATIONS foot Of West TweRty-third street
ani DesbEosses and Cortlandt streets; o,a
fAE The leaving time from DesoTosses ana
Cortl1ndr Streets is five minutes !ater tnAH
that given below for Twentg-third street
FOR THE WEST
t5.55A AM CHICAGO SPECIAL
'e.55 An PITTSBURGH DAY E.APRESsSS.
'lOS5 A. NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA Llhi.
ITED.-ChicagO. Clncinnau. ana
sL55PM. 81. Louis LIMITED.
s1:55 PM CHICAGO CINCINNATI. AND
'sSS Pm. PENNsYLvANIA SPECIAL
rs hours 20 Chicago
Ass PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
s5.55 PM. WESTERN EXPRESS
'625 PM ST LOUIS AND CINC1NHSA1A
Ts5P.M. PACTF!C EXPHEss.
ss.25 pm. CLEVFT.AND and C1NCIN-
NATT EMPRESS
ee.65 PM PITTSBURGH SPEN1ALs
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOOIEc, 81
'7.55. SIS. .e.25. se.55. s1O-55 a. m; -.
i,eS: 1l2s 21S So GSusEsssioss2aas Sc Sss sas D PH
1910 night. Sunday. SIS. se.25. 'lOo2
a. m. l225 sl2.55 cas-. .'cOngrsssi99nIss.. q q.
Iimited,O: IS. 25. '4.23. 's-5S. '3-SS. 30
SOUTHERN RAIEWAy.-s5-26. st2s. ,
m, 1210 a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'e.25 a m and
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-i225 p m. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAE.--.I.s5
q. m. weekdays; slO.55 a. m and '4-o0
p. m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NOR
tOLhI'52S a. m. weekdays ana $50
ATLANTIC CITY-s.55 a m. and ass
N. weekdays. Sundays. 'I.55 a. n.
CAPE MAY.-1.5S p m weekdays; $50
a. m. Sundays.
Grovel North Asbury Park SunGaysls
ana Point Pleasant. (4-O0 from peso. a
SoEt; SIS, o1lyp 7;4o. s.55. 1055 a. M.
Branehl 1.25 Saturdays only. 9 Is. 255.
SSS ~ , q = % eaespt Lons 5TanSnI' ssS 5s snf .s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS. rs. -I:55. SIS. s55. 20 25. sst5.
.ti.sS .i.S5. % 21o. ,-2s sss. g, .s25 0 ass ss IS
40 45S s. for North Philadelphia
only). 'SS5. &c: 9. 655. I55. rs. SIS.
2. m. I2 10 nigh. .yVeeiz-days. sundays.
sos. sI.S5. s-25. se 25. 9 s.. sf1O-55. s1O;s5
s55 AS So C:f455 $50 for NoTsS Ii PbiSdsp5is HS 7H
only), s4.S5. s3.55. sG25. 7.55. SIS. SIS.
92S (9S5 for North Philadelphia 0niy)
sDining Car 4Lfmited Train.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46l. 1854. end 40
Broadway: 1s2 Fifth Avenue ChelOv ga
ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue Corner 18th St.(
and stations named above: BROOKLYN, 4
Court Street 479 Nostrand Avenue. $50
broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
tiOn. The New York Transfer Company
Will call for and check baggage from hO-
tells and residences through To destination
Telephone ''S4S Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w. w. ATTERBCRY. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Nsr.
GEO. w. BOYD
General PASSENGER Agent
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RESTAURANTS.
TNFEEikiIt>G.

TYPEWRIT ERS.--lllt makes sold rented.
repaired. exchanged; reliable service
GORNAN. % Nassau 81 !e.epaone $50
CorilspGt
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
CUNARD LINE.

From Fiers 51-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
UMBltLA. July u. 10 A. M.
CAkNDNlA. = July lie
C'ampania July 21 Carmania. =. July 81
Ectruria-. July IS Lucania. Aug. 4
-ITALY--ADRIATIC.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
PANNONIA July II. 2 p. NJ; Sept. II
CARPATHIA..., July 81, P. M; Sept. q
SI.AVONIA. Aug 2S. II A. NJ: Oct 16. Dec !
VERNON H. BROWN. g. A.
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
TROY l0EE.

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE
NEW YORk-TROY.
Str "City OF Troy or Saratoga Leave
Pier 46. West 10th st. Daily Except Satur-
day), p NJ.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
Direct connection at Troy with trains 60 all
points Dining rooms on main deck-Or-
chestra-Iow Excursion Rates-BoOklet,
ree-Automobiles carried
Excursion Troy. $3.50: Saratoga 50 so:
Lake George. 1885; Wilmington. VT. 40
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BkLTlN08E & OHIO z. r.

sEN sun eD1f1v.
1hFOuxh Daily Trains % Ghe We-f
leave New York city. ed Sc L.l-'y 81.
CHICAGO. PIfTSBURG. l1-s0 pm l2 g nc
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II. 50 am 1s. .o4 q
FIIISBCkt(s. CLEVE'u $50 Pm 400 n
,'PlTTSBuRG LIMITED s5opm Lee p.n
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOVISV. lls1 On y ii 81
CIN..ST. LOUIS, LOUSY e.e am l9e. an
Offlces: S4H. asa. 1900 Erqscsssy- 3 Astc-
House. lO2 GFesnUien s.. g In.er etlers
w SQl Grand s.. y y 9tt fCltcl So
ProoSIvn. West slH s.. and ficorty Sc.
AffsF g . N sleeping car IeseTeetlc-s
ard f-lI ius1rInafiCo resoFoinE trains esc--
go - oreainef az Bureau Or IltdEustio0.
n q a r. n. go 81 Terminal 'Fnosi. NnS
Chslses Sist
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

NMG@OR 10NEo
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Columbia .Jly14. noon Caledonia. .Jly 2s. noon
FlIrnessia Jy21, loan Astoria. Aug. {, 10 am
Saloon $50. 2d Cabin $50. so. Sd Class S27 SO
and upwards according to accommodation e.
steamship. For terms and information apply
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
BILLIARD AND Poo1. TABLES.

@-~--------7----H--
MANUFACTURERS of billiard ard pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS. 81
fIninn SONRre.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14
Congressional speIIiss,

There are Indications of factionsl
fight amongst the Republican men,
bers Of Congress. Those members whs
have been reelected taking strong
grounds against the Presidents spell
ing reform and those mem bers who
were defeated for reelection warmly
advocating that the country must
stand by Roosevelt and his queer SPELL
Tag be forced into use by law and the
free use OF the big stick il necessary.
Gen Grosvenor heads those who up
hold the President and their opponents
are unkind enough to hint, that they
are open to Something equally rs
good" as the reason they are willing
10 spend SO much time revising their
usual photography which, by the way,
is none too perfect.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

Tire conviction and se ,ten s o.
Chester Gillette at Herkim /, n. 4 /.
though on cilcumstantial evidence
seems, to all who have followed
the .ease closely, as a reward rel
~ deserved. Toe evide les shows,
according his own statem-nt together
witRthe correspondence bet veen h m
and Grace Brown, the victim, that he,
though Of atendsr age, is hard heart
ed scbundrel. He ruined pure, coi-
fiding and innocent girl, and when he
tired Of her tried to throw her of and
evidently murdered her, who loved
him with all her soul in a cold pre-
meditated and heartless manner. He
richly deserves TO be killed even If size
di kill herself as he claims. He had
worse than murdered her before that
event.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14
Opequon Notes
Butchering is the order of the da.

Butchering is the order of the day.
The various Sunday Schools, are
practicing, for their Christmas enter
tainments.
The farmers are about done gather
ing their corn, which was not large
crop this year.
Mr.. John G. Welsh, is bull ding =
new bank barn On his farm, near
Swan Pond
Mr.. Roy Tabler, has been i'll with
pneumonia, for some time past.
Mr.. Wyncoop Itemen,of Minnesota,
is spending the winter, with his
brother, Mr.. John II. Lemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hollids, of
Scrabble were visiting the family OF
Mr. w. NJ. Miller, on Sunday.
Work on the new power plant, at
Dam Mo. A. is progressing very SOW
1y. 1t is very difficult and costly
piece of work.
Obser yer
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14
Big Limestone Deal

On Friday last deed was admitted
to record at the County Clerks Office
involving a transaction of big pro-
portions. The deed was prepared by
Attorney X. Poole for III. I'll. Ruther-
ford, in which he conveyed his lime
stone land just southeast Of this place
comprising about 400 acres TO the
American Lime and Stone Company
for the sum of S120,S2S. At the same
time deed of trust on the same land
WAS recorded, securing Mr.. Ruther-
ford, In deferred payment of $4,000.
The American Lime and Stone Com
pany is composed of capitalists Of
Parkersburg and Wheeling. The in
corporators were Lyle l. James, cash
Ter of the Wood County Bank; J. Men
tor Calaldwell, Blanchard r. Hyatt
H. M. O'Bleness and H. Randolph
Mcclure, all of Parkersburg. Those
coming on here to close the deal were
Major G. d. Elliott and Frank Water
man, of Parkersburg.
The company it is said has already
given its orders for vast amount of
machinery and ether equipments for
the operation of large lime and fiux-
ing stone plants and that it is their in
tention to later put in a large cement
| plant. 1t seems certain that Martins
burg is to have another important in
| dustry.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

The conference here last Thursday
between the county courts Of this ana
Jefferson county on the matter OF
building joint bridge over the ope-
quon Creek at Sulphur Spring Ford
was 4 prolonged consultation. All
parties agreed as to the necessity OF
the bridge and they finally agreed to
advert. sc fer bids and to hold another
joint meeting in Charlestown on next
Thursday, December 20 at which
time the bids will be opened and the
contract probably let. The bridge, if
built, will be heavy steel structure
on heavy stone or Concrete abutments
and piers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

The controversy between President
lamy Storer il a goou lesson to many
people. Ii never pays 10 get too init
mate with even your best friend. The
president knew Mr.. and Mrs. Storer
for several years and had them visit
his home. The Storers were convert
ed TO catholicism and became most
fdtn. But that cut no figure with the
Presiteut.In fact he wrote Mrs.Stor er
that that would be a reason why her
husband should be given place in
his cabinet or the Enthusiastically to
some more important place than Spain
where they then were, he thought
there ought to be Catholic in the
Cabinet, He got so intimate with
both storer and his wife that he adj
dressed them as my dear Ballamy"
or My dear Maria" and they in turn
a idressed him az "My dear Theadore
Soen the breach come. Sterer had
been seat 10 Austria-Hungary as Am
bassader and his wife was urging the
President to use his influence to have
ArchOisho., ireland made a Cardinal
~ the Pope, and Storer insists now
that The President authorized him to
visit the vatican and in his name urge
the promotion OF reiand, viva vo,e. This
The Plesident say is an absurd false
hood and s5torei comes back and says
Ireland iias letters from Roosevelt say
ing he had given bin, Storer, authori-
~ 10 so. Last March the President
was SO higaIy insensed that he with
called Storer and he il now at home.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

American Consul Halstead at BIZ
mingham, England, in his official ie-
ports to the Department of State seems
very anxious to prove that Brit.s h
manufacturers show general tendency
to combine to keep up prices, but he
does not say word about the break
down Of the lroposed Scoop Trust, III
consequence OF the evident determi a
ton of the British people not to su T.
nit to such trade combination in any
for II. There b slng no tariff p rotecti n
in EnpIand to foster trusts an eilecti e
combine to increase prices is alnost
impossible, but such facts ale never
discovered by these Republican rarti-
san consuls, which show The s,andpa :
ism of the Administration.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

Governor Dawson says he favors a
Il t 2 cent railroad rate bill The ed
it of this paper has some vivid recoi-
.ctions OF that "A liter costing him the
nomin atien for the State Senate in
this cock-sure district and we must ad-
NIT that it is with . feeling OF sat
isf ct ion that we hear the Governor,
W 40 usually bosses the lower house,
co unit himself in favor Of the meas
ur and 30 mote II be.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14

The present city council has done
many things TO commend its members
above those of any council for many,
many years, but there is still another
matter demanding It's attention and
that is the superIative need Of an anti
splitting ordinance. The condition of
the sidewaii S IN m .ces is q s.
graceful and uis gust ~.
AT the meeting OF the state Board of
Health held at Huutinsto last week.
The priucipal item discussed at the
meeting was that of the habit Of ex
pectoration in street CARS, railway
trans All public buildings. This prac-
tiee was denounced as beng not only
filthy, but positively dangerous as
means of spreading disease. The board
was unanimous IL the opinion that
drastic measures should be accepted in
the way of an effort to check this grow
ing evil. Accordingly committee
com posed of DIR. L. l.. Barber, of
Charleston and DR.. John l.. Dickey,
OF wheeling dfait rules anu regu-
lations relative To the habit, and pro-
hibitory measures will result. AS sooil
as resolutions of this nature are draft
ed by the board they become effective
as matters Of law, and it Is safe TO pre-
dict that within the next sixty days
lne rules will be operative in all parts
of The State.
There is a strong demand fer action
OF this nature on the par. OF the rail-
way and street car companies doing
business in the STATE, and the actor
ofthe board III taking this step will ne
doubt be hailed with delight by these
corporations, since it will give then
power to enforce regulations bearing
upon the question.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-14
Came to Lie in Coffin

Mrs. George Devore, OF Moundsviiie,
supposed to be dead, and whose body
had been placed in coffin, startled
her friends by sitting up in the CONN
and asking what WAS the matter
Mrs. Devore had been i'll for several
weeks with typhoid fever, and several
days age, to all appearances, died. All
arrangements for the funeral had been
made. Physicians say the woman
was in trance.