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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27
COUNTY COURT ADJOURNED
In ARD EVIDENCE Oh hANNIS
DISTILLING co.
WIN Take Time For Consideration
Before Giving Decision Inspect
ed Almshouse Today.

The County court held short sss-
sion this morning for the purpose oil
hearing addiuoual evidence ID bic case
Of the Hannis Dismung CO. whites
aontesung the right 81 tha
e $4,000 barrels Of w6isN stored Il
tha bonded warehouses but ovna tg
private drms ana individuals
Mr D. j Kienzle the treasurer 70
NE company appeared before u
court and gave testimony to show that
there was no mortgage on the whisky
and chat the company had 20 ean
Ri any character On same
The evidence Of the compare Pc
been submitted and the
ea, the court taking time 4
alton ii is likely that d
win be given in week or $50
rhe court after the heaing &c ae
cdeuce. adjourned both Tor the term
and for the purpose Of inspeetiae tao
County almshouse, szing an inventor
Of the stock ON hand before turning
81 oTer 10 Tie new steward Nice
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

Is IS doubtful whether Georgia VII
thoroughly understand iust what pre-
m8Hion really means until i has az
tempted 70 weather dry barbecue
season
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

# penns ylrania ever succeeds in
getting AN those srafters in the pani-
tertiary It wHl &c gratifying q
course the onlg ay % the ointmen be-
ing the fact that those enEe prssiitg
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27
Announcements
100 -

/ hereby announce myself ae cai
didata Tor assessor Of Berkeley coun
s. subject 10 the action Of Che ra
publican county convention.
28-tf JOHN W. DEAN
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

SWORN CIRCULATION
(rp lo nd including january BID
Total ior 8 months, 5i2,1G9 copies
Average per month, 5G,o80 copies
iye daiiy circulation, 2.l5l copies
236 publication days iu g months.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WARFIELD 4S SHFLOCK.
actor Viii Sail Soon to Plan En-
gagement an London.

David Belasco, intimated in yesterday 8
Tribune, has perfected arrangements for the ap-
pearance in London of David warfeld That actor
VIII sail for the British capital a fortnight after
the close of the regular at the Stuyvesant
Theatre
according 10 the programme now agreed on. ne
VIII appear in repertory of plays, the chief nov
city OF which will be The Merchant OF Venice -
MT Warfield. Of course, will impersonate Shylock
and the British critics will therefore be given the
hrst opportunity the famous Jew as Mr.
Warfield knows him.
MI Warfield has long had a desire to play
shakespearian characters, and his acting of a part
lhcluoed In the repertores of the greatest actors
IN the history Of the stage will excite some atten
tloh- While there he will also present new play
written Tor him by Jerome K Jerome. the title of
Inc London engagement caused change in the
arrangement of the bill at the Stuyvesant for the
remainder OF the season Mr.. Belasco has decided
10 present his star in revivals his former sue
oesses Beginning, therefore two weeks from Mon
DAY night, The Music Master will be offered for
q few weeks, except Saturday nights when The
Grand Army Man viii be the bill. Later The
Auctioneer' will be presented, except on Saturday
nights when The Music Master or "A Grand
Army Man will be presented.
Mr. Belasco hopes by the new arrangement to
take his stars 10 London in every season.
On his return here from London Mr.. Warfield will
give the American public opportunity to view
his ShyIock.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
SALE OF SoCRATE KHAN COLLECTION.
Many Bidders for Eastern Rugs and Carpets
at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries

The second days sale Of the Socrate Khan col
lection Of Eastern rugs and carpets at the
of SO $50 So making the total OF s2111 for the
two days
Paul DOugherty, the artist. a persistent
bidder and buyer at yesterdays sale but the high
est price paid s725. by L. NJ. Morton
royal keTInanshah rugs having ivory ground,
q rose corner and a Persian blue medallion. An
antique Bib Kaha rug of Tabriz weave and Of un-
usual design, covered with palm leaves, was
knocked down TO W. French for S430. and a royal
Kermanshah carpet sold TO P. L. Morris for
S425. Arthur Higgins paid $500 for a royal palace
Meshed khorassan carpet
It was announced yesterday that what is said 10
be the most remarkable collection of Oriental rugs
and altar vestments ever shown in this country,
valued al more than 100000 known as the Benja-
min Benguiat collection, Will be sold the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries from March II TO o. inclusive
Some OF the altar vestnents said 70 be valued
al $500.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
FUTURE PEEREss ON THE STAGE,

-N-ae Esrerance." who owing 70 differences
VIII her mother and relatives. is reduced for want
Il money 70 doing ballad turns at the Belfast Hip
pe6.o-ne is the Hon Norah Johnston. wife Of the
Rey Charles J Johnston. eldest sister and heiress
TO the yiz-ourtv q her brother. Lord Massereene
sl1 Fe--a-- whose marriage, contracted some i've
fears az. has remained without issue her
notae-. The widowed Tisc-untess Massereene. IS a
oa1gL-e- Cf ne famous sportsman and novelist,
Major W1--e Melville. The viscoUnt Of Mas
serss1e d. believe. the only IN the Irish peer
sge that desoe-ds 70 the heirs generaI-that is 70
81, II The female vel Is in the male line IN
sesc O. exclusively N the latter II was CON
''free ol s. Charles C1oteworthy for the part
E-lca hs played IN promoting the restoration OF
Aing Charles H. and the patent was granted with
ieas nder 20 his son-in-Iaw, Sir John Skehlngton
VIC succeeded him as second viscount and who
1sS Ai-nself descended from the Sir William Skef-
1aeion ri The reign of King Henry VIII
u TIE death Of the seventh Lord Massereene Of
. szettEe-or lire without male issue, the title
lsssec 10 MS daughter, married 70 Viscount Fer-
= sn1 Lord Oriel, only son of John Foster. last
efssEs- q the IRISH House of Commons Lord
--7sssree1e srz the House Z Lords, not as Wis
II Msssereene or IS Tiscount Ferrard, hut as
- c.le- wl-ck alone o. his honOrs Is q peerage
. la+ Lni-ed kingdom. and among his interesting
= hoE- cherished treasures al Antrim Castle.
= A-trln1, which i his principal country seat
= --e Speakers chalr and the mace Of the last
e ts---znlert a. Dublin, both of which his an
- John Foster, appropriated when called upon
p'o1o--ce The doom Of the Irish House OF Com
--a' stter the passage of the union bill Of which
@7S Gre ct the most determined and bitter oppo-
'--S- E. tie terms Of his viii the mace is held
N~S- 1y IDS heirs until the body that intrusted
ny Keeping fnanlely, the Irish Parliament,
= oeti-e-e IL again. which. Of course, will not
= 'e-ere Home Rule Is secured for Ireland This
-, -o- prevent the present Lord Massereene from
Er-7S one q tte- most stanch opponents Of Home
- Notwithstanding the fact that he is the great
= -Soh q John Foster. famed throughout Ireland
me incorruptibIe.".
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
THEATRICAL NEWS,

homsarshevsky, the Russian actress, will appear
at Days Theatre instead Of the Liberty, was
previously announced. The success of Miss Talia-
ferro in the play Of Polly Of the Circus has COM
PEELED change in the arrangements for the Rus
sian actresses engagement. She will give her first
performance at Daly's March ,
Miss Marion Kerby has been engaged for the chief
female part in The Travelling Saleswoman," by
James Forbes. AS already announced Thomas w.
Ross will be featured in II. Miss Kerby has had
no previous experience the stage.
Miss Ethel Barrymore has presented TO Charles
Frohrnan full length oil portrait OF herself, made
by NJ. Bravillet- It is finished in six colors. and
represents that attired in costume of the
seventeenth century
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
The GALATZINE .HEIRLooMs."

Here Il the United States the name Of Galitzine
is chiefly known II connection with the career Of
PRICE Alexander Galitzine. who played q certain
roe Z New York society, 10 which he was intro
duoed through the late Mrs. Paran Stevens to
T1o-l he had brought letters Of introduction He
YES c-e OF the suitors fo- the hand OF Miss Anna
eoEld, and went about good deal with Prince
EslZfeldI- the sca-in-law CT Mrs. Coils P Hunt
lgron- Eventually he came 70 grief financially
he-e and lent himself 70 sale al which the a-ti-
ds disposed OF purported 10 be his ancestral heir
a0-ns and masterpieces from the famous Calit-
ans collection. bI-I winch turned out TO be mere
y a. ordinary auction sale OF the refuse OF New
Tork hric-a-brac shops and which he had given
hs name n consideration OF $780, Of which 500
payable o. The signing Of the contract. The
Posu-e Of this precious scheme which the prince
had len- himself made by Robert Fullerton
snd other reputable bric-a-brac dealers in New
York. who had been approached by him IN the mat
te- aid had refused 10 entertain his scheme, and,
te make matters worse. he was served at the same
tine with papers IN behalf Of Paris jewellers from
he had obtained some $50 eoo worth of gems.
bringing them &c this country. where they were
ethe- paW1ed O. otherwise disposed Of. After this
he dtsarpeared from the scene. and when next
heard OF was connected with the Salvation Army
Il New York and other American cities. which.
however, vas il spite OF its forbearance, obliged
Il dispense with his services, and 10 ship him out
= the United States.
To o1se- the career Of this Prince Galitzine ii
America : may mention that there has been an
otae- one over here who priest Of the Roman
Ca1ho.5c Church did q wonderful amount Of good
work O. . missionary and charitable worker
s1o-E The rso1rer classes OF foreigners around
P-ts5u-v and n the mining districts Of Pennsyl-
Ts-is- where his name is still held 10 this day
r grFz- honor and even veTeTaIion.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
GOV. FOLKS NEPHEW ARRESTED.
Charged with Kidnapping an Alleged Snug
gler in Manitoba.
Tgv TELEGRAPH 10 Ths Tribune

Emerson. Man, Feb. 6-Cieorge Folk, Of the
United States Treasury Department a nephew OF
Governor Folk of Missouri has been arrested mere
on a charge Of kidnapping A E. Tolton. OF this
town on December o. whom it is alleged he COM
PEELED to cross the international boundary at the
point OF a revolver and sign confession OF his
guilt of smuggling barley into the states. A war
rant was issued at the time for Folks arrest, but
was not served until late last night, when he was
returning from trip Winnipeg. the arrest being
made when he crossing the line. He appeared
in court this morning and refused offers of bail.
preferring to remain in Jail for the week, the
being remauded until next Thursday. II the
goes against him Mr.. Folk is liable to years
in the penitentiary at hard labor. Washington and
Ottawa authorities taking the matter UP.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
MRS. WALTON SOUGHT DIVORCE.
Death of Wealthy Pittsburg Man in Orange
On. J.) Stopped the Proceedings.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg Feb. 6-The death at Orange. y. j..
last week of John F Walton. of this city, brought
out the fact to-day that Waton's wife. Mrs Annie
F. Walton. would have been freed from her hus-
band by the divorce courts within a few days had
not death intervened.
Mrs. Walton began suit June g last for a linn
tied divorce She alleged that her husband deserted
her and that for some time he had barely provided
her with the necessities of life while he maintained
an extensive establishment in the East for another
woman 1t was also alleged that he attempted TO
deprive her OF his life insurance. Mrs Walton. who
sought limited divorce that she might not forfeit
her dover rights, formerly Miss Annie Farley.
daughter of James Farley, for many years auditor
of the Pennsylvania lines, west
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

Loses Cold that Confined Him to His Bed
Here in the Warm South.

Mark Twain. who returned home the BerTnu-
dian last night after short stay in Hamilton.
Bermuda. left the boat hurriedly as she
docked, saying that he going to his Fifth ave
nue. house. He said that his brief visit TO the
warm South had benefited him considerably and
that he had got rid of the severe cold that had
confined him to his bed before he sailed
He showed considerable interest in the story of
the shpwrecked sailors brought in the Ber-
11rudian, and regretted that he had not been on
board the-outbound trip when the rescue was
made.
NO, I have intention of writing tale
from the material afforded by the hard luck sail
ors" he announced.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
a RUMOREO ENGAGEMENT.
- TeIegraph to The Trlbune. ]

By Telegraph 70 the Ifibune
Philadelphia Feb. 6.-Whie confirmation Of
the reported engagement OF Mrs. Anne Weightman
Walker to Frederick Courtland Penfeld. of New
York was obtained in this city tonight, the close
friends of the family not surprised by il. ii
was recalled that Mr. Pentield had been very at
tentive 10 Mrs Walker Always however. there
came denials that there was anything more than
friendship for Mr Penfeid upon the part of Mrs.
Walker She has not cared much for Philadelphia
lately or since the suit Of her sister, Mrs Jones
Wister. obtain share OF the estate of their
late father the multi millionaire chemical manu-
facturer.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
FUNERAL OF COL. THOMAS c. LAwLER.

Thomas G. I.awIer. past Commander in chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, took place this after
noon and attended ny great throng. All
business throughout the city suspended. Grand
Army posts from Northern illinois and Southern
Wisconsin cities and many prominent in public
life we're present An address delivered In the
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church by Or
.. Van Horn, past department chaplain. Nevius
Post No. /. of which Colonel LaWler COM
mander. conducted the burial services Cedar
slun ia the presence of thousands or persons.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
NINE. CAVALiERI lNDIsPoSED

Media in the opera of "Pugliacci at the Metropol-
itan Opera House last evening A placard in front
the theatre explained that owing to a slight cold
her place would be filled by Mile Dereyne. At
the Hotel Savoy where Nine. Cavalier is staying.
her brother said last night that she was suffering
from slight cold, and for fear of irritating her
throat DR.. Enrico Castelli, her physician, advised
her not to sing. He said it believed she would
be all right in q few days
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
AMHERST PROFESSOR RESIGNS.

Amherst Mass, Feb president George Tfar-
ris of Amherst College received tonight from
Rome by cable the resignation of Professor William
A Mite head of the department OF Romance Ian
gtlages at Amherst. Professor Mite is passing his
sa sabbaticai year, which began last June. in Rome
He asks that his resignation be accepted at once
that he may accept the professorship the head OF
the department of Romance languages in the Uni
versity of California. Professor Mite is a native
of Baltimore. Formerly he lecturer on the
Romance languages and literature in Columbia Uni
Versity.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
kNIGHTED BY KING OF SWEDEN.

Portland. Conn, Feb e.-The Rev. Or. Ludwig
Holmes. pastor of the Swedish Lutheran Church.
has had the degrees of knighthood of the order of
Tasa conferred him by King Gustaf of Swe
den. Or. Holmes has just returned from West
ern trip. and found awaiting him here a letter
from the Swedish Consul at Boston. informing him
Of the honor. The decoration in recognition
of Dr. Holmes literary work.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TNDERTAKERS.
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

To the Employer.
Do YOU want desirable help QCICK2
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file of applications of selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has just been
installed at the Uptown Office OF
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE,
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 31th Streets
Office hours: 8 a. n. to 2. n
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TICKET SPECULATION CASE DECIDED.

The of Orwan agt. Klaw & Erlanger for
$500 damages was tried in the 6th District Court
before Judge Prince and jury yesterday. The
plaintiff alleged that he had been excluded from
witnessing the performance Of The Merry Widow
at the New Amsterdam Theatre the grounds
that he had purchased his tickets from sidewalk
specuatOr. 1t was AIR. Orwan's contention that
he had purchased tickets at the theatre box
office Judge Prince ruled that the plaintiff could
only recover s. which ne had paid for the tickets
and he instructed the jury find for the
plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
HIPPoDRoME's NEW ATTRACTION.

For the accommodation of strangers in New York
the management of the Hippodrome has arranged to
receive and hold its offices all mail and tele-
grams OF persons visiting this city. 1t has been
found that number Of persons coming to New
York are undecided about hotel or other arrange
ments until they reach here; hence the kindly in
terest OF the big playhouse 1t is advised that the
following address be used: Inquiry department,
New York Hippodron1e"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TYLER PICTURE SALE.
WI Noyes Pays Highest Price for
"Early Spring, Passdic Vdlley.

Ninety-fve pictures of the private collection Of
James G.. Tyler. of which sixty-fve were painted
by Mr. Tyler. brought s. A7 30 last evening at the
American Art Galleries. The sale was conducted
by Thomas E Kirby.
The highest price Hl5. paid by W. H. Moves,
for Early Spring. Passaic Valley, by George In
ness. The highest price for painting by MI Iy-
Ter was s22o paid by Daniel P. DUFFY. for Rousn
Point The European and Oriental ceramics will
be sold this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon
The most noteworthy sales were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ILLINOIS SOCIETY TO DINE.

The annual dinner Of the Illinois Society of New
York will De held ar the Waldorf-Astoria this even
ing. Ex-Judge Elbert II. Gary will preside The
speakers viii be Senator Hopkins and Congress
BouteIl-- of Illinois; Franklin AIacVeagh and
A L. Tinker who d White House telegraph
operator in President LincOln's administration
Miss Geraldine Farrar. of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will sing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TIE KAIsER,s VISIT TO CORFU.

spfior william is looking forward with much
n sf1Ioh - his stay next month IN Corfu, where
- l-sn SIX hundred cases OF furniture, books,
= "lse, etc- have arrived from Berlin for the
a., 1l@ imperial couple. Extensive changes
e. mado in the villa Of Empress Elizabeth
s,... Aglt hss been installed everywhere. the
e.. Rave been transformed into garage, arte-
=. e~s have been bored, bathing establishment
eo,, - eiec1eo the beach. and g house built IN
g. c.-~'4en Win the villa fer the accomnaods ton
Ia, q ne imperial suite, and or no less
sertsntk. who -ill attend To the wants
emperor snd his family.
MARoUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

The 2Soth performance of The Talk of New
hork VIII occur next Wednesday night, IL is
mace known, and on that happy occasion George
NJ Cohan will conduct the orchestra, and between
the acts will give medley of his numerous COM
positions The evening the young comedian
VIII celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his ap-
peaTance on the stage. That incident occurred at
HaYerstraw, N H. when Mr.. Cohan had reached
the age of discretion Gor stage folks(-ten years.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
AN GAGEMENT.

The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Gouverneur Mere
dth and J Osgood Nichols will take place in Grace
Chantry on February 8. The best viii ne
Harold Nichols and the ushers selected are Joseph
Meredith. Melville Nichols. Joseph Rowland Hunt
David Marsh. Leavftt J. Hart. James T. Terry
Sanders.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
AGED ARTIST TO WE'D HIS PUPIL
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph The Trlbune.I
Providence. Feb. 6-Great interest was mani
tested in art circles to-day when # became known
that John Nelson Arnold, seventy-three years Old
one of the oldest artists in this city and Miss Clara
/. MaxheId his youngest student. twenty-seven
years old were to be married on March %