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Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
WITNESS coNFESSES.
To Having Stood by at a Chicago
 Murder.

Chicago, May 29.-Daid vJacobson, aged 19, arrested yesterday on sus- picion of having knowledge of the murder of Robert M. Holmes, purchase ing agent of the Edison Common wealth Electric company. who was found dead in an alley on May 21, to- day confessed to the police that he was present at the killing of Holmes, although he denies having taken a part in the murder.
 Jacobson in his confession impli- cates three other men who are also in custody. These are Samuel M. Me Ewen, colored Charles Lewis and George Miller.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

was quiet with lake $12.75@$12.S21A; i; electrolytic, $12.25@$12.75; casting $12.3715 5@$12.5O
 Lead was Is Sd higher at ZIP 15s in the London market. Locally the market was $4.32 F p$4.37h. Spelter was unchanged, G19 12s Sd in London. Locally the market was quiet at s4.55 @$460.
 Iron was higher in London with Cleveland warrants sos 3d. Locally no change was reported.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
THE M'C0MAS JURY
 FAILED 10 AGREE
It is Understood That Only Two FaV- ored His Conviction.

Los Angeles. May 29.-The jury in the case O. ". P. AIcComas, the min ing man who shot and killed Mrs. Charlotte L. Moves in her apartments in the Westlake park district on the night of Februar-- 2S last, was dis charged shortly before IT o'clock to- night after less than twelve hours de- liberation.
 No official announcement of the standing of the jurors could be secured but there is reason to believe that the last poll showed ten for acquittal and two for conviction. At the district at torney's office tonight it was an- nounced that the case Of McComas will be called next Monday to be re- set for trial.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

railroads issued rush orders to apply on all corn shipments. Despite this however, the "Patten crowd was not compelled to let go nor was their hold on the market weakened to any ap- parent extent
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
THE ALABAMA COUNT.

Montgomery, Ala, May 29.-The democratic executive committee met here today to count the vote of the primary of May IS, which showed that Bryan had won the delegation which will go instructed for him.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
 THE MARKET TAXES ON A HOLIDAY QUIET

New York May 29.-The stock mar kettoday was of the usual pre-holiday character. largely confined to closing up outstanding contracts and showing little disposition tn make new commit menrs. A brisk rebound of the Gould issues was interpraIcd to mean that the shock of the Wabaslr- Pittsburg terminal embarrassment had been practically absorbed by the markets downward plunge in the last few days in that grnmn.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
GRAIN.

Chicago. May 29.-The market for wheat closed steady for May and easy for other deliveries. May opened un- changed 19c higher S1.O9G1 F, sold off to s1.06 advanced to $111. Close s11Ok. July opened kc6 r lower, 1sc G r higher. 9Oc to 9O5sc. sold off to S9%c. advanced to 9O5scGA Close 9Ohc.
 Corn broke sharply the last two minutes. trading renewed selling May. price which dropped more than cents last few trades. Close weak. May closed S0cd1a. July closed 67A cM s
 Oats for May declined nearly 4c first half session 47sc within hour. Closed weak, May 52&c; July, 464c.
 No market tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
METALS.

New York.-The London tin market was higher with spot quoted G129 5s futures G12S 5s. Locally the market was quiet with quotations ranging from $2S.25 to $2S.75. Copper in Lon don los. higher with spot e57 12s Cd: futures, &5S 5s. Locally the market
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

Chicago. May S9-Cattle receipts 1900. Strong. Reeves S475G$7.3O: Texans, S4.6O@S565: westerns. s4.50D $5.75; stockers feeders, S350G$5.4O; cows heifers, $2.SO @$6.1O; calves, S4.S5 6$6.25.
 Sheep receipts. 1000. Steady. Ma tives $3.60m$5.25; westerns S36OG $5.2O; yearlings, $5.5OM$6.25; lambs, $4.50@ $6.7O; western, $450m$6.7O.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
STOCKS

Amalgamated copper. 642s Smelling 73la; Atchison. 80; St Paul, 13Ol5 New York Central, 102h; Pennsylvan- ia, 1195s Reading, 1112; Southern Pa cific, S4H; Union Pacific, III; Steel 37Ia; Pfd. 1O13s.
 Silver 53. Mexicans. 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

Batteries: Young, Ferguson. Pfeif- fer and Bowerman; McQuillin, Graham and DOOin and Jacklitsch
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

Batteries: Groom, Pinnance and Whalen and Madden; Willis and Jones and Berry.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

FOR SAlE-Five room brick cottage on the north side. Modern home, in fine location. Stable and carriage . house; s25OO. Will give terms. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest. E. F. Pascoe, no North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
BASEBALL
National League.

BatIerles: Lundgren, Brown and Kling; Karger, Raymond and Ludwig.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

R. H. F oakland . ........1 4 2 Los Angeles ............7 II 1
 Batteries: Dellar and Lewis; Ran dOlph and Hogan.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30
American Leaque.

I70 IITI It77. lIUT IIItN-UI dIIU -NttU ham; RUcker and Bergen.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-30

BIIICIINs. NUCNU, IUINIlIn Clarke; Powell and Spencer.
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Tir $500 mad 9eutidlano.
9emti9 : amerifaniide 2eitnnae

0entid : amerifaniide Seitnnseu
merben int aIten yoterlono nit gro
Bem Snterelie eeleien, meil fie fid
fret olsipre9en urto b1ufig bon orii.
ben mebr Neuigfeiten utto Nodridten
bringen, aIs Die oe1tti1en 3eifungen
lelbt. 9ie nSreie Sreifs fir Seras"
TT oliiben iiberaI, mobin iie geianot
miro, Elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
nno fam iib riibmen, Mnerfenmlng
utb @iiroiglttg gu fi1oen, pie aus
5ablreiden 8riefen an uns, iotpie an
Dieienigen, meIbe Dos gIatt an TIRE
8erpmoten idident berborgebt. @er
oaber ieinen @erpanoter mno Sreun-
ben cine Sreu6e ertpeiien, linen Elm
t~piafommenes @ei6enf MAIDEN min,
Der beiteae fir fie Die uSreie Brefie
fir Seras". 9as Sntereiie fir geras,
pie itberbaupt fir Sen Staat mno oie
@egeno, mo- Die @erpanoten mobnen,
tit tn Deuti6lano iebr Iebbaft uno es
tit ltnmogli6, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 griinoli6e @uffldrung nno ge-
idreibung BEG fremben 2anoes 5n ge-
ben, pie bies Die nSreie Breiie" oa-
po6cntli9 tut. Sir ben geringen
Breis bon $500 ~berienoen mir porto-
frei-unier reidbaItiees @o6enblat1
anf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine More1.
i'm Muslanoe.
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MIIerIei.

Ser Snternationale Glub pro-
~teitiert geeen Die Guarantane=grfla
rune geeen Merifo nno eriudi ben
Observation-Disclosures mi Or. Yrnlrl-
By, Die Gage crit griinbli6 gu iiuoie=
rem, ebe er S6ritte ergreift. Sic
Quarantine lit ponig untt0tig, fe-
bmlptet Der Club.
q. IS. Saliaferro bat ais Brd-
i1oent oes Srternationalen Club re-
iigniert, oamit Ser1ono an ste Spite
treten fam Der Der fpaniiden Gpra-
DIE ma6tig uno NIT ben 8erbalt-
nilien in Werifo better pertraut lit,
pie CT.
IS berri6t mieber Wargel al
goumtpoIpfliifern uno Die Sarmer
offerieren bobe 2obne.
Die nabe 8erg's Miible mob-
nenoe 5rau Srancisfa Doboiip, aeb.
Weper, lit i'm Sitter bon IS Sa6ren
geitorberl. Sic fam Dor fiinf6ig Sab
rem nit ibren @Itern bierber. sic
bi1lterlaBt orei 8riioer, gilbert, emil
uno SO. Meper unb orei SdlDeitern,
oarnnter 6rau Settle S6Ieunina.
Gin iunger Wam bon sfpan-
gig Sabren, Ser i'm 8eroadt felt. al
benz Suipelenoiebitabl i'm Souie Ser
Srau @lap Connolly beteiliat qetue-
len 81 iein, bat li6 Der 8oli5ei frei-
tpiaig geiteGf. gr bebauptet 5nar,
an Dem Gfnbrub uno 9iebltabl rliht
betelligt getpeien gu iein, mill ober
tpfiien, no Die aeitoblenen Saden 5l
finoen iino.
Die gountp-& ommiiiare babell
Die Steuerrote fir bas Sabr 1908
ouf SO Gents am &unoert feltgeiebt,
mas elmer &eoilftion nm 13 y Gents
gegerl oos pereaneene Sabr gleid-
fommt. 9os Budget i6liebt oie Gum
me BON $172,489 Elm, gegen $f74,=
750 i'm Sabre 1907.
Saul gbers bat oie @rflaruno
abgegeben, amerifaniider giiraer
iperoen 81 ipolen.
TIMER 5reuno, 9rof. 6. @.
eroBlep, Sduliuperintenoent IN Cor
pns @briitl bat elm Girfularidrei-
ben ON ale 2ehrer i'm Stoate err
lalien, iid Der 9rpan-9ro5eIiion au-
suiflieBert fir Die grndblung oes
golfs-aaloiooten 5u mirfen uno
aampa9ne-9eitrdge ein5uienocn.
Die pereinigten @oltatigfeits-
geleai6aften Der Stoot per0en am
-. uno 20. Nopember ipitematii6e
S%ammlungen fir lire 3pede peran-
itolten.
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bo6it eiienbanoig ltnb jar ant Sfeb-
ruber. Sic modt fat ieoen Sag
nal 10 I'm Sen See rum. l1no
iett fabrt lie mobl o1f Die Mrt nod
De Stride. Sic bot oct efter 10 ie-
ma6t I'm perfnipft muf bie Mrt BET
n%otlpenoige Sromnte nit set plalter-
lid Ingenebme." gr blidte iduricr
iiber Sen See biniiber. st ii1o IT,
rer 5meie in BEN Na6en. Sim Steuer
iibt 10 mot mie ne rote Mibe. 9ot
miro mobl ser iunqe 6reiberr l.nb,
einitmeilen nod 10 en- ri6tigen gell-
gel Ser Dor nier5ebn Saaen erit per
Walbepr nit me Goeelflintc 'llell
Slngen aus set 9prf bon riidlp1rtl il
ger Seite nit ne Son6pon Ghrot
belaitigt bat. &ot Dem &errll Yopa
Elm i6on Stiid S6nter5ensgelo ge-
foitet. 8ern Der Sdlingel pellig=
items in Die S6nle mas tangte. @ber
oamit ideint's @iiig 5u iino, oem
man er5dblt li6, er mar Sitern IN
feline Sertia iiber geblieben. SEQ,
meille Slrren, ieben Sic iid Sen 3olI
MN mol on. Oct Sreilein liebt nidt
bet offene Meer I'M i6ldngelt iid
fir geuobnlid lungs set lfer. sit
ia oo6 nod 3eit, oenn es bat crit
5um eriten Wal gelalttet. gr emit
fernte Iid, INN nod Dem GIier GIT
ieben, nno oie beioen Serre1 blidten
iiber ben See no6 Dem fleinen aabn.
Der oas @oiier iiberquerte, uno iiA
nidt melt bonn liter balteno, lonq-
iam naberte.
(Sortiebnng folgt.)
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Mdbtmng gtenersabier!

sSn l1ebereinitimmllng nit Ser Or
oinan8 Der Staot Gan Mntonio miro
biermit ieoer @erfon, Sirn1a, Sell
boberi6aft ooer &orporation bic am
erften Gage oes sunni 1908 innerbalb
Der @ren5en Ser Stabt San Mntonio,
Seras, Gigentltm beiaB o6er fontrol-
lierte, oas Der 8eiteuerltng unter-
tporfen NOR, befannt gegebenL bnB
Der Staot-Mifeiior ieBt nit feinen
8ii6ern bereit it, @igertum fir ge.
iteuerung nafaunebmen. SHE oben
&e5eidneten ueroen besbaIb eriudt,
ben @ert ibres @igentums atpeds 9e-
iteuerltng in genannter Staot an
ODER Dor Dem erften Sage i'm 5eptem.
Der 81. 9. 1908 araltaeben.
8rDan gaHagban
MaDor.
@tteltiert
s. e6. Srieg
StaotsgIerf.
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6eut Cure Wierett.
sebt Gner 9eben nidt in Gefab
tuenn Elm Sat Mntonier Siirger
Gud 5eigt, mie lie 3u bet
len iimo.

@orum po1en 2eute fortfabren,
Die Igonie Ser Nierenfranfbeit, Der
Giideni6mer5en, Ser S%tor1ngen bes
llrinterens, Ser 2abmbeit, &opf=
idnner5en, Ser Meiioigfeit 51 eroul=
ben, marum molen tie es init anie=
ben, dronii6e SnpaIioen 81 peroen,
menn ibnen cine li6ere Seilung on
geboten miro2
9pan's Nieren 8iaen 1ino SOS
Wittel, Dos mgepenoet meroen mub,
neil Tie Sen Nieren sic Siilfe eeben,
Die Tie notig boberl atn1 lire Irbeit at
berri6te1.
@enn ibr irgenomel6es, al16 MIR
eiu Spmptom fir @ierenfronfbeiten
babe, furtert Gd6 iebt, ebe 3lder=
fronfbeit, @oiieriu6t ooer 8rigbt'
ide Niere1tfranfbeit einlest. 9eiet
oas naditebel1oe Son @lttonio 3eug=
mis-.
Mrs. 8. gedlemol1ll, 626 Mon=
|tano 5troBe, San @ntonio, geros,
ioet: uDoon's Nieren-Giaen baben
meinem Wanne auBeroroentlid gut
geton. Or lit betradtIi9 oll elmer
2abmung Ser 2enoetl. Sci ieoer
geipegung NOR es ols eiltgen beftige
Sti6e ourd ibrt uno lt6 81 biiden
mar beiaabe cine l1nmoelidfeit. gr
mar nidt i'm Stonoe, Mbbiilfe gu
finoel1, biz er BON 9oan's Mieren=
Biaen los n1o er heri6offte tie iid)
bon Der 8eror 9rug 60. @adoem
er ollr6 iie BON ieinen 2eioen erloit
tpuroe, empfieblt er iie Seoem, ser
an Niererfronfbeiten leioet, auf oos
ongelegentlidfte.
Gum 8erfaltf BET alell SGllolerlt.
8reis so Gents. Milburn
60, Buffalo, SEEM gorf, oneinige
Mge1ten fir oie Ser 6taatelt.
Grinllert Gu6 oes 9alnens =
9oans - uno nebmt feline oltoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-27

Carlos Siri6bere miro es illtereiiie-
rem, gu erfqbren, oaB er nit ieiiler
Satin nad RECOMMENDATIONS abme-
lenbeit molbebaltert bon ieiner gurp=
poreiie nad Der Sauptitaot 5uriidge-
febrt 1T nno. iid IN ieiner eIegnll=
ten 8iaa in Der golonia gfolna ME-
oergelaiien bot, mo er, pie INNER,
Elm gaitli6es Sous fiibrt.
geun bieB es audi enoli6 abreiien
nno i'd muB geiteben, BOB mir Ser
Nbi6ieo bon Dem merifanii6en go
rooies nidt geraoe leidt g%eiporoen
lit. 81
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Gutter Stat.

Wirs. 90. 90. 9aoiion, geo. 379
8ttforo abe., Son Sole, Gal, iagt:
SD tpiinide gum 8eIten oaer 2pioen-
ben, bon aopfpeb, giGioiitat urlo
Sebertraebeit, at iagen, baB in elmer
Sloide electric 9itters mebr 8ert
itedt, alS in auen Meoiainen, 6ie id)
ionit femme" @orantiert gu baben
bel Ioolpb 9reiB une 81. @obn &
60. so Gents.
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Fine vorteiIbafte offerte.
9as biat8fte Sano int
Marfte.


80 Seftionem 2alb - Is saiam.
membamsemo, 10 smiammembdnsemo
mnb 4 feparat = in 81 Taip County,
mabe Bel Der Stabt @anborn nnb in
serinser Gatfernmms BON Ser Giien.
balm iimb gum Treiie BON So per
Ider at berfanfea pber tuerben gegeu
einseridtefe Sarm uber Gtabteisen.
tim itmgetanidt.
Cute giebsesenb; CUTE sil6ermi.
men in Der NGhe.
@adj5mfrasen in Der Office Der
Sreien 8reife fir Seras.
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@rnnbeiaemtnms 11ebertrasumsem.

Bertha Staffel an Serbert II. 9f6obius.
@runoitild an Der Carolina Ct; 81 II. q.
s. u. @rlimbles nuo Srau an Sofepb
9urlt uno Srai, @run61tiid al Ser
Wbomine Ctr. $500 Ii. u.
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8eimAt

Bis Witte September cine oeutI6f
&o9in in. geiebtem @lter. gmpfeb-
lungen meroen nerlangt. Stenenllt.
denoe meroen eriudt lid bon 2 big q
ubr Nad)mittogs in go. 202 4pe
8 al melben.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
GIFTS EASY TO MAKE.
Ideas For Christmas Any Needlewo-
man Can Garry Out.

Among the new Fancy articles that
are being made for Christmas is
folding hatrack which very much re-
sembles a candlestick shade. A semi
circle is first cut cut of buckram or
tailorss canvas, the outer edge being
twenty-five inches and the height five
inches. 1t can be covered with denim,
cosored linen or lowered cretonne and
is bound with gold braid. which is
glued on, or with silk braid to match
the cover. Three clamps or hooks are
sewed on the ends, and when these
are fastened together the whole forms
a cone ON which the hat can rest on
the table or the hatb0x-
Another acceptable gift is a handl
made medicine case. which would be
found most useful when travelling. 1t
is made Of plain linen bound with red
braid. Cut piece OF tae linen IA by
u inches and fashion 1t so that it
forms four well shaped flaps. Bind
these with the braid. Then take
about ten inches of red silk garter elias
tic and stitch it to the center of the
linen in six different places. In the
elastic put five two ounce bottles
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
THE OFFICIAL ROSTER
OF NEXT LEGISLATURE,

Monroe samuel Y. SINUS. b.
Peterstown.
MorganH. NJ Ruppenthol, r..
Berkeley Springs.
Mcdowell. James A. Strother
r., Weloh: 2. Or. G. F, Epling. r.,
keystone.
Nicholas Lewis c. Williams. b.
Ohio-1, Louis Huchwald, n.
Wheeling: 2, G. w. Bente, R., Wheel.
ing; 3. j. G. Hearne. r., Wheeling:
4. A. G. Robertson, R.. Wheeling.
Pendleton-John d. Keis,er. D.,
Brandywine.
Peasants 6. Goodno. r., ST.
Mays.
Pocahontas-A. y. Williams. r.,
Marlinton- 80
Preston--1. A, Bliss Mccrum, r.,
Kingwood; 2, Dir. w. F. Daley, r.,
Terra Alta.
Putnam--I. p. Lee. r., Hurricane
Raleigh-~M. r Matheny. r., Beck
ley.
Ranaolph--James w. wier. b.. FL
kins. Ar $3.50
Ritchie--1. Sherman Robinson. r..
Harrisville; 2, w A. Flesher. r.
Snfithfield.
Roane--1, c. c. Kelley, R., r. F
d. No. /, Spencer; Q, w. Y. Smith
r., Uler.
Summers. d. Gemer D., Hinton
Taylor--IIugh Warder. r., Grafton
Thcker-D. Il. Cuppett, r., Thomas
Tyler, j. II. strickling, r., Sis
tersville; 2, A. B. Campbell. r., Mid
dlebonrne.
Upshur-H. Roy Waugh. r., Buck
harmon.
Wayne, l.. f. Ball, D., Genoa
2 #. j. Asbury, D., Dunlow
Webster-W. T, Talbot, d., Web
ster Springs.
Wetzel--1, Septin1ius Hall, ID, New
Martinsville; 2. W. v. Teagarden. D
Endicott.
Write. f. Lee, d., Evalyn.
Wood, G. H. Deval, r., Murphy
town; 2, William Kirk, r., Parkers
burg: 8, z. r. Kingsley, r., Park$rs
wyoming-Lee P. Lusk, r.. BRIEF
burg.
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hEDcEsvILLE ITEMS

Hedgesville, Nov. 24.-Dr Calvin
Clay, OF this village took patient to
the Pittsburg hospital Saturday. He
returned today.
Mrs. r. A. jacques, who has been
spending some time in Martinsburg
with her son. Mr.. r, A. Jacques re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs William Myers OF
Shephertistown sspent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Hamilton Myers In
this village.
Mr.. James Bodine and sister Miss
Nellie, spent Sunday lin Martinsburg.
Mr.. r. B. K'lmer, who has oeen at
tending Grand Lodge in Bluefield has
returned home.
DR.. ID. p. Fry and MIR. w. r. Bodine
spent Saturday with MT. Win. Suuckey
at Jones Spring
Misses Leola Brown and Effie Mich
cal were visitors in Martinsburg Sat
urday.
Mrs. {. e. Clay entertained at din
ner one evening this week in honor
OF Mr.. Theodore Newkirk and bride
and Mr.. Hugh Willis. Of Frederick.
Mr.. Port Payne. formerly of this
village but now OF Martinsburg and
Miss Rutherford were visitors in this
village Sunday.
Miss Lilly Cockrell. Of Inwood spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. G. W
PpIHa1.
Mrs. r l.. Ricksud entertained Sun
day The feature was dinner party
in horDr of her husbands birthday.
Those who attended from a distance
were Mr.. p. n. Miller, OF New York
and Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fl. Mitchell and
lif1le daughter Adelaide.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
FURNISHINGS FOR
Y. N. c. A. BUILDING
COMMITTEES Goes TO Washington 10
Consult With Architect Hardina
Relative to Furniture Etc.

Messrs. Frank s. Ernmert and Lew
is H, Thompson. two members OF a
special committee appointed by the
Y. NJ. G. A. building committee at
their last meeting, went to Washing
ton this afternoon to confer with,
Architect Harding with regard to the
furnishings for the new Y. nj. G. A.
building. The gentlemen will be join
ed by Mr., 2, +, Brantner. the other
member Of the committee, tomorrow
morning.
1t is not the purpose Of the COM
mittee to buy the furnishings at this
time. but rather to get clearly de-
fined idea OF just what Is needed and
best adapted for the building and. in
cidentally. to learn prices, styles. etc.
so that no mistake will be committed
when the purchases are finally made.
That the people can rely on che iudg-
nent OF the committee and Mr.. Hard
ing there Is 40 question OF doubt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
MISS sAKEMAN DEAD.
unbs to Attack Of tuberculosis
After Long illness.

/. The World Of Tuesday.
s. Clara ". Sakeman. daughter
[rs. Janet Sakeman, 204 South
oh street, and the late Benjamin
man, died at her home last night
tly before u O'Clock, aged 80
]. Her death was due to con-
Ition with which she had been
bed since last April. She is sur
by her mother, brother Stewart
lister, Mrs. Benjamin Eppard, all
|is city.
IS Sakeman was native OF
Fson county but resided in Mar
)rrg since childhood. She was a
Der of the Methodist Episcopal
Eh. south, and was most esti-
/ young woman. She died as she
devout Christian.
b funeral will be held Thursday
a. m. at the house and inter
in Green Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Some Royal Battles waoed, CHIEF
Among Them Being the Yale
Harvard Game.

The eyes Of all foot ball Gans were
centered on the result of the game
between Yale and Harvard Saturday
and nans Of the minor contests were
lost sight of. The game played at
New Haven, Conn. was true cham
pionship game In the full sense OF
the word. and showed that Yale and
Harvard are two OF the most evenly
balanced teams that ever chased the
pig skin in a football contest. Both
teams played the usual hard game
and the contest was always liz doubt
until the battle was over. A field
goal kicked by Harsgrd was the only
score made. Kennard, an expert drop.
kicker being sent into the game just
for that purpose Yale failed to make
d score, 1t Is estimated that nearly
10000 people witnessed the game.
The Carlisle Indians travelled to the
hunting grounds Of Minneapolis. to
take the scalp of Minnesota, hut the
latter put them 10 rout by the score
of II to 6. Both teams scored a
touchdown ID the first half, followed
BY d goal each. Minnesota scored an
other touch down in tine second half,
hut failed to kick goal.
Cornell easily defeated Trinity at
Ithaca by the score Of is to 6 without
using any OF her fancy plays that she
VIII use in the game with Pennsylvan-
ia
Navy defeated Virginia Polytechnic
at Annapolis by the score OF Is 10 4,
the virginians putting up a stir fight
against their heavier opponents.
/ In a game at Hamilton Ohio, be.
tween the Hamilton and Springfield
schools, Quarterback D;ster OF the
Hamilton team was THROWN to the
ground, receiving ~coacussion OF the
brain. which will likely prove fatal.
4 SSracuse swept Michigan Off her
feet at Syracuse to the tune OF % tc
4. X was the final contest for both
teams this season, and both fought
valiantly for their alma matters
i Army won from villanova at wes
Point and blanked them to the tun,
Of 25 to 0.
i Gettysburg was defeated by Pitts
burg at Pittsburg. Score, to o.
| Dickerson college cleaned up tn
Mount Saint Mary's college at Cal
Isle by the score Of 20 to 0.
Il Keep in mind that contest roya
is to be waged at Athletic park o
Thanksgi day for the benefit {
! the Y. NJ. G. A. building. The Hig
school eleven will play picked teal
and the game will likely be an i
| teresting one.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-11-28
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