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The Washington herald., 1907-10-29
NlW LNraunl

Sim Williams Ideals hold the boards
at the New Lyceum this week. The Two
farees were Of the ordinary variety OF
slap stick comedy. but were. neverthe-
less. pleasing. a Day at the Beach"
and THE Isle Of Mault'' served 10 in
troduce the entire strength of the COM
pany. The clio included Perrin Somers
and Title Storke in a one-act playlet
"JacksOn'S Honeymoon Murphy and
Magee, in sidewalk conversation; FRYE
and Allen, in a travesty skit. and the
Big Four, in a conglomerau0n of song.
comedy. and dance.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

Nearly every modern girl attends a
gymnasium. and with the popularity
which this physical training enjoys in
our system Of education, a suit for the
purpose is a necessity. Some mothers
apparently consider that a suit of any
kind viii answer no matter how plain or
unbecoming; but after a girl has at
tended the classes for a while she real
lies that ones appearance in the class
is a matter of good deal Of Importance
The suit illustrated consists of a blouse
6aving box plaits in front and back.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

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a., 81. OF the moment. The boomers
- circular and very full about the
H.ie 's, a pretty tie and sash may add
Serge, flannel and homespun arc ' m
favored materials. 81 yards. 81 inches
wide. being needed for the medium, -s sira
Sizes 10, p, Il. and 16 years.
y pattern Of this may be obtained b,,
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address.
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 734 Fifteenth street northwest
giving number C2eS0 and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

of greater things which we were led to
expect from her fine work heretofore was
not false one. She has by far the
greater part of this play to carry on her
shoulders and does 70 all amazingly well
Her voice is beautifully sympathetic and
torchng, and a part which might grow
monot0nous ia other bands. in hers takes
on each moment new delights
Miss Gresham is admirably supported.
Mr. Tyrone Power. as the Devil, in mis-
various guises was markedly strong. His
tic. and he lent the part a power and
force which added much TO the beauty
and the Interpretation Of the alegOry.
Very clever. too, was the work of Mr..
Sullivan IN two small parts-as Vain
Glorious i'm the first act, and especially
as Atheist in the fourth act where his
resonant voice and contemptuOus laugh
Won him round of applause A nice
piece OF acting was the Christiana Of
Miss Outtrim, and the Faith Of Miss
Adelman was exquisite.
In short, ali that good players, wonder
fully ingenious light effects. good scenery.
and excellent management can do for a
play. this play has received II makes,
therefore. an excellent presentation OF
Bunyan's story. a story which the I'M
thinking may deem gloomy and sad, but
which il it means anything, means a
calling toward the larger hope, the great
faith the most sublime hope that can
touch the soul HECTOR FULLER
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

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The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

Freight cars have developed marvellous
possibilities when the homeseeker has
been hard pressed. An employee OF the
Union Pacific lived in one for twelve
years, being carried from place to place
as his work demanded When the great
Lucin cutoff was being built and thou
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Confederate Buried Again

The Washington County Confeder-
ate Memorial Association has rein
tered in the Washington Confederate
Cemetery, in Hagerstovn, the remains
of the seven unidentified Confederate
soldiers that plowed up several months
ago III Smiths orchard, on Antietam
battlefield. The committee in charge
ot,l3 r elnterment was composed of
John Kyd Beckenbaugh and r. L..
Van Debantei. Soon after the bones
were plowed up citizens of Sharps-
burg believed they had identified the
remains, but upon further researc, it
was proved that the soldiers for whom
those plowe up were taken had been
buried years ago Ill Washington Gem
etery in that city.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
NU]lBER as


The al nual fair at Inwood fark
came OF last week and was quite a
success. The attendance on Thursday
was as large if not larger than ever ne
fore and the contest were spirited and
interesting.
Ia the ladies saddle contest prizes
of 50, 50 and s. were awarded as fol-
lows; Mrs. Taylor Jefferson, first; Mrs.
Ernest Mcdonald, second, and Miss
Myrtle Burkhart, third.
Mr.. BERTHE Seibert's baby, of this
city, won three prizes for being the
largest, the latest and the heaviest
baby under one year. Mrs. Seibert le-
sides on High street. Mrs. Lynn's baby
won the prize for the orettiest infant.
For the prettiest ri between the
ages Of three and iN years, little Miss
Elsie Fleming won he first prize. She
resides near Leetown The prize for the
handsomest boy was won by Jack
Westeuhaver, of Martinsburg. The
first prize in the single driving class
was won by "Josie NJ owned by Mrs
IL. s. Mcdonald.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Author of 1.-The Hermit"

During the storm Tuesday night the
large new barn on the farm of Frank
Hade, at Minor, one mile south of
Greeneastle, between the latter place
and Middleburg, was struck by a bolt
of lightning and burned to the ground.
Thirteen hundred bushels of wheat,
about 50 tons of hay and nearly all OF
the farm machinery and implements
were destroyed. The stock was gotten
out of the bailding and saved. The
barn was only recently erected and
was 80 by 500 feet In size. The fire
spread VITA such rapidity after the
bolt descended that it was impossible
to save anything but the stock. The
loss is estimated at about So 900, partly
covered by insurance. The reflection of
the fire was seen in the city.
This is the third barn that has been
burned on the same site each time the
fire being caused by bolts of lightning
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
u. ID. c.

The annual meeting of the State
Chapter of the United Daughters of
the Cosfederacy wss held iast week at
Lewisburg, Greenbriarcsunty, w. Va.
Mrs. Virginia McSherry, tbs president
Of the chap,er was detained and Mrs.
Kate Reynolds,o of Shepherdstown, pre-
sided over the meeting.
The newly elected officers are: Mrs.
MsSherry, president; Mrs. 5. S. Green
vice-president; Miss Powell, recording
secretary; Mrs. G. Il. Thompson,
treasurer; Mrs. Pollock, corresponding
secretary and Miss Mary c. Stribling,
of Martinsburg, historian.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Married.

DR.. Calvin Edwin Clay, of Hedges
vile and Miss Elizabeth Hughes, of
Charlestown, gave their friends pleas
ant surprise last week by going to
Rockville, Nd, and getting married.
The bride has been frequent visitor
at the home of Rev. j. G. Lepps, at
Hedgesville and has visited in this
city. The groom is wellknown in this
city where he was employed several
years ago as an immune to take charge
of the smallpox epidemic, They will
reside in Hedgesville.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Sunday SchoolD.

The annual convention of the Barke-
icy County School Association will be
Aeld in the First Baptist church this
city, Oct and 8
An interesting program is being pre-
pared aud it is expected thatthere will
@delesstes from allthe Sunday schools
N Berkeley county.
Mr. W. c. Shaf1er, general secretary,
and Miss Martha Graham, supelin-
RAcent of the primary department,
goth of the West Virginia Sunday
"aooI Association Will be present and
'%st in the convention.
ffograms and other announcements
VIII be issued by the executive COM
|nlltee in few days.
Sne officers of the Berkeley Comfy
ASSOCIATION are as follows: A. d. Oar
|FDresident; f. II. Graichen, vice
|1Rsdent Lee Siler, secretary; George
Nails, treasurer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Circuit Court.

The regular September term of the
Circuit Court is still in session and
we note the following business trans
aete0 since cur last Issue.
IN LAW.
State Us. John w. Martin, plea net
guilty aad trial set for Sept. II.
State vs. David Glenn, plea not
guilty and trial set for Sept Il.
State ~. Henry Guy, plea not guilty
and trial set Tor Serr. II.
Stale W. Gee NJ. Johnson, felony
plea not guilty and trial set for Sept.
-.
state vs.. Ira Henson, felony, plea not
guilty and trial set for Sept 10.
STATE Us. George Norlipgton, misd.
meanor, not having been indicted wac
discharged from jail.
Nten6cusch VS.. d. c. Carver, APP
zeal Inom justice continued to next
iernA SOS. - PENDANT.
G., snshaw VS., Jacob II.
MIN ~ ~ involved the purchase
ola dw hd was tried al the January
term1 sfHhe jury failed to agree. On
this tnal the jury found Tor the pain
suss On VS.. Wilson Greenfield,
bastard hse continued.
ThorRTs. Snyder, pleas entered and
case continued until next term.
On motion of w. f. Thomas, Mr..
Harry A. Downs, recent graduate
from the law department of the state
University was admitted 10 the bar.
State VS.. Ben Eoten, defendant die
charged.
Russler VS. Vanmeter, motion to
strike four defeh dant's plea of recoup-
ment items of damages, sustained.
Whitley VS.. Walsh, appeal allowed,
State W.. w. Docson, felony, trial
continued to next term.
State VS. J. w. Martin, trial by jury
verdict not guilty of felony, but guilty
OF petit larceny. Remanded to jail for
sentence.
Stale VS.. David Glenn, trial by jury,
verdict not guilty.
McBeth Il Co. We. The Bessemer
Limestone Co. motion quash writ sus-
tanned.
Dupont Powder Co. VS.. Martinsb burg
Limestone Co. motion to quash writ
sustained.
Snyder VS.. Bear, plea of limitation
ENTERED.
State VS.. Ira Henson, trial by jury,
verdict guilty.
State VS.. Henry Otty, plea of not
guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty
Of petit larceny entered. Accused re-
manded to Jail for sentence.
The Petit Jury was discharged on
w ednesday for the term.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The records Of the County Clerk S
o fficeshew the following marriages:
David Elmer Largept 20 years to
s isieE. Dayton p years. on Sept II.
James A. Brown SO yeard to Miss
Alice Virginia Wilson q years, Sept.
u.
John E.Polsal rs years to Miss Sarah
E. Morris, p years, Sept u.
Frank c. Stokes, % years to Miss
Anna DuAham, q years, Sept. H.
Thomas Edward Lloyd % years to
Miss Della Margaret Oliver 19 years
Sept. IS.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
IN CHANCERY.

w. t. McMilia ct al VS.. f. S. Nc
Milla decree ordering sale of real es-
tate.
Mccormick, Harvesting Machine Co.
u.s. P, L. Mccormack etc. decree or
dering distribution of funds in the
hands of special commissioner and
deed ordered made TO E. l.. Lewis for
real estate.
Buxton VS.. Turner ct al decree con-
firming report of commissioner and
directing special commissioners to sell
zeal estate unless the liens again st
same are satisfied within thirty days.
J, VIM. Miller VS.. w. III. Kilmer ct
al decree ordering distribution Of funds
Nickels VS.. Nickels decree Of divorce
from bed and board.
Stewart VS.. Custer order entered
confirming the report of the distribu-
ton of funds.
]. VIM. Miller VS.. w. III. Kilmer ct
a. report of survey by county surveyor
confirmed
Wellinger VS.. Smith decree referring
cause 10 w. 3. Colston commissioners
of the court.
Wilbur FL. Thomas VS.. J. Hall Rob-
inson ct al decree referring cause to
com missioner P. r. Harrison.
Jefferson VS.. jefferson decree of di-
yorce.
Cushwa VS.. Cushwa, decree dissolv-
ing marriage relations and the custody
of the son given to the mother.
Wilbur Il. Thomas VS., Martin joy,
cause referred to commissioner P. K.
Harrison COR report.
Beard VS.. Beard, decree sdissolving
the marriage relations and giving the
child into the custody of the mother,
Kilmer sc. va. Noble, decree contin-
ing report of special commissioners of
the settlement Of the estate Of D. 8.
Noble deceased.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Mr. Thomas Flagg Eichelberger son
of the IL tie r. S. Eichelberger and Miss
Mabel G. Fiery, daughter of Mr.. Alder.
tus Fiery all of this city, Were married
on Wednesday evening last by Rev.
Father Wunder Of Cumberland. The
young people went to Cumberland be-
cause the local pastor, Rev. Father
Donahoe was absent from home by
compulsion.
They went direct to Fairmont where
the groom is in the employ Of the B. Il
o. and where they will live.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

N MI Frank Durham and Robert S.
'D'mFson have formed a partnership
,'u nave in course of erection O store
n ''u on the Cunningham lot at the
nv Bridge on South Queen street
\ D''e 'hey expect to open about Oct.
new grocery aud provision store.
'aey Will have the comrnissary for
y ~ 4uaFrles Of the Standard Lime and
''ae company, Mr.. Dunham being
y soa-in-lsw of Mr. E. E. Willard,
|'oPI Of the quarries.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

State VS.. Colston ct al decree referring
cadse to commissioner A. G. MAIDEN
cousch and ordering sale of real estate.
Voegle VS.. Brown, decree referring
cause to P. r. Harrison, Commissioners
in ehancery.
In the matter of appointment CT
trustees for the Reformed church in
Martinsburg, the election of Mr.. Y.
Poole WAS confirmed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Calvin G. Mentzer, who was ran
over by Baltimore & Ohio freight
train at CARROTS Mill Saturday even
ing, having both legs severed and sus
tanning other injuries, died Sunday st
the hospital in Hagerstown. With 9
party Of friends. including several
young ladies he had attended Sun
day school picnic at Gapland. The
party went from Gapland to Carrots
Mil on the evening train, a,d when
they left the train the young ladies
forgot their parssols. When the discov-
cry was mace the passenger train was
drifting by the station at that time.
knowing that the passenger train was
due to wait for sometime at Weverton,
Mentzer said he would SO on the freight
to that point and get the parasols. II
was when he, attempted TO board the
freight that he slipped and fell under
the train.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Life Sentence

Meadville, Pa, Sept. 1S,-Henry
Lehna, who confessed to three assault is
on Alma Whitehead, at Turnersvllle,
and also to stealing from her twenty
cents, was yesterday afternoon sentenc-
ed by Judge Frank j Thomas to fifty
five years ia solitary confinement in
the Western Pennsylvania prison.
This is the r.aximum penalty for the
crime, being 10 years for each assault
and 10 years for robbery.
10 the courts query. "Have you
anything to say why sentence should
not be passed?oh replied, II am guilty
and while l expect no sympathy frrm
the people, | ask the leniency of the
court" Judge Thomas replied, ~ have
no sympathy for such man as you
and without further remark sentence
was pronounced. Within three min
utes of the time he entered the court
room the prisoner was taken back to
Jail. In the Jail Lehna talked freely
He said the sentence was heavier than
he expected, but, ait didn't make any
difference" and he was "willing to
take his medicine"
He admitted that he would rather
take the 'rawford county sentence
than go back TO the West Virgin a
mountains, er even TO West Newton,
Pa, and take his chances AT the hands
of citizens for similar crimes to which
he confessed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Mrs. Lom, the wife Of brakeman
Newman LON, of the c. V. r. X.
left her home in Hagerstown one day
last week taking her children and a
portion of the household gooda. There
had been no trouble between her and
her husband and he Is at a loss to
know why she should leave in his abb
sence.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Married.

Mr.. Albert Koontz and Miss Grace
Fitzgerald, both of Sailing Waters,
were married at Morgan's Grove Fair,
on Sept. 5. On the evening after the
wedding they returned TO the home OF
the bride and later the groom left for
HagerstowR where he is empleyed and
on the first Of October they expect 10
move to that place.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

1'' JOHN E. Poisel, a well-known
N ~S railroad man Of this city, and
!. ~ Sarah v. Myers, Of Nj. Jackson,
|. - were quietly married at the home
|g1i' Thomas k TalheIm, on West
'"n street on last Thursday even
H. - ceremony was performed by
|Sn,.ln NJ D. mcCurdy, Of the Baptist
n, ''a, and only few Of the imme-
w., 'Sla'lYes and friends Of the couple
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Mr.. William A. Breth has sold his
tobacco store and pool room to MI.
Louis &. Gerling who has taken pos
session and will conduct the business
in his own name. Mr.. Broth has ac-
eeptcd position with the real estate
and insurance agency OF III. L. Alex
ander.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The Real Estate and Insurance firm
of Nadenbousch & PownRll has been
dissolved, Mr.. Pownall buying out
Mr.. Nadenbousch. Mr.. Pswnan VIII
run the business in the future in his
own name.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Accident.

Mr.. A. w. Moser, of Maryland, was
seriously injured on Tuesday evening
at the Moser5aw mill near Inwood
He was brought to the City Hospital
and his wounds dressed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Buffalo Bill.

The great Buffalo Bill Wild West
show was here promptly on time last
Saturday The attendance was conser-
vatively estimated at from 1000 to
5000. L; was great mass Of people but
the show hardly came up to expecta-
ton. There were several new and mer-
itorious features but the general YER
diet was that the show did not come
up 20 that of Pawnee Pill when here
several years ago.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Loot

A ladies gold watch, lost between
Winebrenner's cross roads and Camp
belrs Cross reads. Liberal reward if
eturned TO James f. Voorhees,.
Inweod, Berkeley County R.R l
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

There is humor. there is pathos and fun
and picturesque yet Gfelike description in this
healtbful novel. "-Bosfoa Bacon
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-03

Hugh MCGOWAN is being trained by
w. G. Yanke, his owner, now that Dr.
Rowell has gone east. Yanke bought
the horse from Rowell some weeks ago,
but left him in the latter's hands to
rain. McGowans race of Saturday
showed that he is again in good FORM
w. d. Randall seems destined to have
as little success with the sulker Ben
volio as the previous owners Of this
erratic horse. When Benvolio won his
first out in the Randall colors It was
devoutly hoped by the talent that he
would continue to run well for his
new owner, but the horses showing on
Saturday dashed this hope.
Royal Rogue does not run with the
same consistency in c. c. McCaffertys
colors that he showed when he was
eating his oats in the Ross stable.
Burning Bush, like Gemmell, appears
to be able to run some with 80
pounds up.
w. p. Magrane refused $4,000 for
the 2 year old Alice F after her recent
victory Her performance OF Saturday
probably added nothing to her value
She appeared to be a very high strung
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-03
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race. four and a half furlongs-LittIe
Minnie 112. Ogbent 112. Evelyn liz. Mai
Cogriax III; Bella III. Silver Cup liz. Waldorf
Belle liz, Tis Me 112, Lady Baldur liz. Cousin
Frances 1l2. Flarney 112, Inventress 112, May
Jene l12, Demonstrate liz, Gremse 112 Merfingo
Ill.,
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Betty Miller
81. Camille 81, Matte Mack 90, Demo 1OO Wy
ula l01, Jr. 101, Joe Fallert 102, Artful
Dodger 1902 Denigre lo2 Deacon 102. Little
George 103. Mary Orr 103. Western 1o5, Solly
NJ 105 Bonnie Bard 105, Hazel Patch 112.
Third race-6ve furlongs, purse-Esther Brown
"a, Wagner Jr. 95, Bitter Man 95. L. G. Widrig
95. Headline s5. Catherine 100, Mackerel 1o3,
Billy Bowlegs 103, Judge Dundon 103, Ches-
wardine 103 Gresham no.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course-Twen-
ty Shot 125, Graceland 1913, Snowdrift 130 Dr.
Heard 140, Blue Mint 143. Killdoe 145 Lights
Out Isl.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Request 90, Usury
80. Woodclaim 10l. Light Note 103, Mail Box
103 Funiculaire f03. Alencon 1o3, Adesso IO4,
Envoy 106, Lieutenant Rice l06.
Sixth race. one and q sixteenth miles. selling
Sea Salt "a. QuagRa 81, Goldspray 9S. Shawana
l02 Moccasin Maid 103. Leta Duffy 1O3, Belden
10S Sultry 100, Savoir Faire 1O7. Proteus 100.
Henry o 100, Bullnnch 100. Gauze Ill, The
Gadfy 1l2, Matador 112, Fonsouca 113.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-03
Seals Take Both Sunday Games From Coast League Leaders
More Than Half Million Dollars Distributed Among
En1eryuILe Horsenen This Season

miss and getting her to the barrier is
a ticklish task.
AS regularly as Rough Rider starts
the tip goes out that he will win to
a certainty, but it's the same old story
when the race is overIRoush Rider
also ran.
The once good mare Iras- appears to
be a long way from winning form.
Early Wright's clever filly Turn
away seems to be developing ability
to carry her high speed greater dis
tance than in her earlier races To
be defeated a head in 100 2-5 is no
disgrace.
Misty's Pride is getting along in
years, but 1t Is doubtful II she was
ever in better form in her long and
brilliant career than just now under
w. L. Stanfeld's handling.
Under the sanction of Attorney Cen
eral Webb proceedings to determine
the legality Of the annexation to Los
Angeles of the .shoestring district" in
which Ascot park IL located. have been
brought in the superior court by
George H. Peck and other citizens Of
San Pedro, and II Is now declared that
the Los Angeles jockey club can pro-
ceed with its plans for a winter meet
ing at Ascot park with the assurance
that there will be no interruption of
the racing or the betting. II the courts
hold that the annexation OF the shoe
string district" is illegal and Invalid
the Ascot park section Will not be
part of the city and subject to Its Or
dinances. No matter how the case goes
in the superior court it will be appealed
by one side or the other and fought
through the higher courts. This will
require many months.