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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Provisions
TIE market at the moment IS quiet and Of
8 holiday character.

TIE market at the moment IS quiet and OF
g holiday character.
Cured Meats-Bacon. to 10 lbs, 16lsc; 10 TO
70 lbs. I55zc; light medium. 14c; medium. 14c.
bellies IA TO 16 lbs, I51zc: sugar cured. 10
lbs lSc; to 10 lbs. 175ec: 10 TO IL lbs. 16iac:
fancy sugar cured 22c per III; English cured
bacon. to lbs. 1T15c: to 10 lbs. lie; 10 10
y lbs 1919: eastern sugar cured hams, Ga
1910 for medium and 1910 for light; extra nne
brands 1-c, California har1e. 15c; mess beef,
sII50 per bbl: family. sl2-50: extra family,
sI3; extra prime pork. 5000: clear, s22; mess.
s2l: pig pork %: pigs feet. IS for half bbis,
s.. .35 for 25 ID kegs and $3.50 for kits; smoked
beef 1915 H20c per h.
Lard-Tferces quoted ar Sc for California com
pound and l2c for California pure: eastern pure.
12lze for tierces: half. bbls. pure. 12Aes so lb
tins 12Lc: 10 10 tins, 12s4c: ID tins, 125sc; 3
ID tins. 13c
Cottolene-One half Dbl. CSC: 3 half bbls
9sse: tierce. 9lzc; tierees Csc: tierces,
91tc.
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san Francisco Money Market

Ho1gkonZ exchange was &c higher yesterday
Other exchange rates remained unchanged Sl-
yer was kc lower
dividend at the rate OF per cent per annum
on al deposits. payable January .
The Pacihe States savings and loan company
has declared dividend Tor the term ending
December 81. 1905, all deposits. at the rate
OF . per cent per annum. payable January 2.
The Savings and Loan society has declared
semisnnUsl dividend at the rate Of 4 per cent
per annum On al deposits. PAYABLE January 2.
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stock Assessments and Dividend.

fRe Miami lumber company OF San Francisco
has levied an assessment OF s1oO per share
payable January %.
Tho Magnet geld mining company Of Nevada
county has levied assessment Of Sc de-
lnouent January 20
The New Idris quicksilver mining company
has declared a dividend Of soc per share pay
able January I.
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Meat Market

All prices stand the same. with no new
feature worthy Of note.
DRESSED MEATS
Beef-63z G73<c per 10 for steers. 81 66Ec
for cows and heifers-
Eeai-749c for large and 9d1oc for small
Mutfon-Wethers. SH9c: ewes, 7dSLc per Ib.
Lamb-i0dI1c per lh.
Dressed Pork fper Ibl-sas1ze for light and
S4S1ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for coed sound
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PORTLAND. Dec. 2s.-Clearinss. s, ,IsI, ,s94;
b. snces. SLY 80.
TACOMA. Dec. 2s.-clesrinss. s7a2. le4; bal
snces. SIS. Ie0.
SEATTLE. Dee. 2s.-clesrinss, s. .s53. .o1s;
balances, x271. .2-2
sP0KANE. Dee 2s-clearings. S1,2s1. BIS;
balances, SIT6,I ,IS6.
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EGG Market i'm Nearby countIe.

SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 26-Egg quotations re-
msin unchanged today, merchants paying IS
cents and selling at 30 cents. Monday there will
be drop, although the market is short after
the holiday trade.
PETALUMA, Dec. 26.-Forty-one cents was
the general price paid for eggs today IN Peta-
luna. The Petaluma egg exchange paid A
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 26-Wheat track
prices, Club 90c bluestem. 9ec: turkey red
S5e; red Russian SSc. valley. pc.
TACOMA. Wash Dec 26.-Rhest. oufes
Milling bluesteIn. 81. Export: Bluestem. sc;
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building Contracts

Or. G. l. Bluhm with I. Greitzer-Au work for
alterations and additions to three story frame
building in line of Bush street SIG w
Laguna, W % by 100; s., 800
Henry ]. Ullner with Roster & Sanders-To
erect one story and basement frame building
in line OF Lombard street. 3I:3 x Laruna'
Z 25 by s 100; 81. .425.
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Bank CIearines

AEW YORK, Dee. 26.-Bradstreets hank
,-ea7nrz report Tor the week ending December
= shows IN aggregate q Ss.2Ss. 50. .coo as
ssainst So sd2 $4,000 last week and 81 So .lsf.-
-- in tae corresponding week last year. The
following is list Il the cities
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- YorIk None sIarket

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Aoney on cal, un-
quoted. -, - -. -.
Pine mercantile paper, 4d4z per cent ster-
ierte-ss biIis az 81 s505 z.S5l5; s4-s7 for
f-0 fsv bis and S4.S7 Tor oemand-
Commercial bills. $4-S4z d4c4s
Bar silver. 491sc-
Nerican dollars. 45c-
(sorernnent and railroad bonds, unqnefed
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DO Ynn Want 800,
RAILWAY TRAVEL
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. Dee. 20, 1905
VIA SATSALITO

VIA SATSALITO
For Sausalito, Mill Valley. San Rafael
-Daily-Eyery 30 minutes from Gas a. m tC
9:45 a. m; hourly until S:45 p. m: then Ais
and every 80 minutes until T:45 p H.; e.O0
l0.35 p. m, i m
1O.45 a. m, (2:45 p. N Saturdays only, S.45
4:l5, 4:45. 5:i5, 5:4J p. m
Sundays-S:15, 0:45, 1o:45. HAS a. n. 12,45
i:45, s:45 4:45 p. M
For San Quentin-Daily-s:45 a N and
sis a. n daily for Cszadero and way sta
tons.
GAS D m. Saturday only. for CazaderO and
VIA TIBUR0N
For Tfburon. Belvedere. San Rafael
-T-35 20 10. IL 90 a. (-12.30 D. N. Saturday
onlyl. $3.50. $40. $3.50 p. n Daily
On SUNDAYS additional trips at 500 A. m
1890 and $50 p u. for San Rafael and In
termediate points
HeaIdsburg. Clove-dale. Ukiah. Willis sSher.
wood Sebastopol and way stations.
7:35 q. m-. except Sunday. for Glen Ellen
GnerneyilIe, River Landing snl way stations
SEQ a. N. Sundays only-Petainma SAINTS
Rosa Healdsburg. CloTerdale, Glen Ellen Guer
neville. River Landing and way stations
1890 A. n. for Petaluna, Santa Rosa and
$3.50 D. m. Daily for Petaluna. Santa Rosa
Healdsburg Cl0verdsle. -Ukian. GuerneviIle Sc
bastopoi and way stations.
$40 o. m Daily for Petalums, Santa Ross
Glen Ellen and way stations
ITO Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer Ccnpany's agents are author
tied TO check baggage direct from residence.
Office. sTs Market St. Flood Building tGr0unC
FlGorl-
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Francisco Bank CIearIng.

Local bank clearings last week were SO 3S3
al against So. z2o543 1or the same week Il
1907. an increase Of s.. e62. SIS or 25.4 pei
cent. There were only i've banking days II
the week either rear.
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condifion Of the Treasury

vASHlNGTOS Dee 26.-TodaE's statement
80 - +-rzSfl-r balances in TIE general fund,
eiSire ~ the $50 900. 600 god reserve. shows;
srrf5shle cash balance S16o.51o. .o56- gold coin
and bullion. So S55-2ass gold certincates so-r-
- zoe.
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livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight.
cattle-Steers: No l. Aef4lle; second quality.
3M3Ic for No. l; second quality. 2%e; third
quality 2izc: thin. 2G21tc: bulls and stags
Isz d2e: thin bulls. =. .@lIac.
Caives-4s+ @5e per ID for light Az a 41.c for
medium and ga 64c for heavy.
Sheep-wethers. &c per lb; ewes. 3isc; shorn.
re less.
T.amts-4G4Isc per lh.
Hegs-l00 10 140 lbs. 90 G.Ge: 10 TO go lbs
GG6i.c; 20 TO s25 lbs. 5i= H5asc; boars, 500ee
per cent, stags 3od40 per cent and sows 10M20
per cent on from above quotations.
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Portland Butter Marked
Norfhern Rmsinrs.

PORTLAND. Ore Dec 2S.-Butrer: Extras
S6 a5fe; fancy S3154c; choice, 3ec; store. 1,
@2ec-
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- AUCTION SALE E

VIII sell one carload OF stage horses. weigh
ing from 1.0O0 10 13eo lbs. Just the kind for
butchers. dairys and grocery wagons. 50 bead of
big mares and gcldingS that have been used IN
TIE city on trucks and express wagons. Just
WHIST the farmers need Anyone needing horses
il viii pay them TO attend this sale sale Wed
nesdsy Dec 30. al IL a. m. 3 CLARK. Auc-
tiOneer. 10th and Harrison sts- DENVER
HORSE AND MULE MARKET
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie Generate TransatIantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sailing every THURSDAY. instead Of saturday.
nj 10 a. u, from pier ~. North river foot az
Morton st.
First class to Havre, s77.5o and upward. s~e-
ond class TO Havre $50 and upward cFNEp1I
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 State st, New York ]. +. FuGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
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CENTER OF THE EARTH

According to a German scientist. the
center of the earth Is core of iron or
similar material. nearly 5000 miles in
diameter separated from the outer
stony crust, 1000 miles thick, by a
layer of some plastic material.
Do You Want $500.
Read The Calls weekly offer on page a..
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TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND-S. s.
Mariposz sails IL a N, Dec. IS. Special
round trip Tahiti. $i25- Wellington. n e.,
S26o, reund trip.
H0NOLULU-S. s. Alameda sails II a. m
Jan Q. 'o9- Special round trip. &1fo. FIRST class
OCEANIC LINE. 613 Mkt ST. tel. Kesrny 1881
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AUCTION SALES
& & -

IN OAKLAND. WEDNESDAY. Dee 50. al II
A. m. licensed pnbiie auction l2O head weigh
ing from 900 10 100 lbs. Clean up of the old
year Mortgage partnership consignment. Com
blnaticn sale in all classes. Big brood mares.
plow horses. head cheap mules, drivers. bust
ness delivery. family. saddlers and lot OF
cheap city foot sore horses Good buys for farm
ers and spectators Guaranteed horses viii be
hooked up; IS vehicles in buggies TOP wagons.
ranch and business: l24 sets OF chain. plow,
light and heavy harness 5e5 4th St, Oakland
J. ". MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
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1E @ &
Z AT AUCTION NEXT THURSDAY. Dec. 81.
l. A. N. I will sell the entire contents OF the
Duboce stables Of horses wagons and harness
WA. CLOUGH, AEctioneer. 18th 81. near Va
leneis
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-Nct Included In totals because containing
1ther items rhzn cleaEings-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-19

Cash. s115,sOO; stock, sI27.s5O; toral,
S2SS, $50.
Since December, 1907. there has
been spent by the Miami company in
development-that is, during Jana-
AIRY and February OF tais year-s35,-
1S6 this amount Including $4,000 to-
wards plant
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-19

Taft IS indignant over tie idea taat
he would never think Of sending his
Roosevelt collar to the laundry.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-19

The melting Of the Fairbanks boom
won't cause any spring foods.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-19
Boston & Montana.

The Boston & Montana company is
still prosecuting development work on
the Greenleaf claim, a property stu
ated in the eastern part of the Butte
district, adjoining the property of the
late and lamented Butte Exploration
company, and the developments are
gradually giving greater encourage
ment Another fine looking vein with
some good ore in 1t has Just been cut
In the crosscut being run south from
the shaft at the / ,000--foot level.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
Freight Rates May Advance.

The Baltimore and Ohio AMI other
Eastern trunk lines have under con-
sideration general 10 per cent. In
crease in freight rates. The matter
was discussed at recent meeting of
the Trunk Line Association, and there
will be further conferences on the sub
ject. 1t Is the expectation that the
advance will be ordered. although
there is some question as to whether
general increase OF 10 per cent
shall be authorized, or a graded In
crease. adopted to the various com.
modities. 1t Is understood that the
Baltimore and Ohio is opposed to a
general advance, but would prefer to
see higher rates on certain kinds OF
shipments.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
SMITH, SANE, GUILTY.
WIFE MuRDRER's JURY REACHED
A COMPROMISE.
Cumberland People Believe Prisoner
Will Get Limit Of Law, 10 Years,
For Killing.

Cumberland. May 1.-The jury in
the case of James E. Smith, charged
with the murder of his wife, Frances
Smith, after having been out over "a
hours, returned a verdict of murder in
the second degre.
The jury said that Smith was sane
at the time of the killing and that he
was sane now. Acquittal on the
ground of insanity or first degree MUIR
der was expected. The defense did not
dispute reconciliation, but excused the
act on the ground of insanity The
finding was different from what the
defense expected. II is believed that
tn court will give Smith the limit, Is
years. The verdict was compromise
Experts for the defense testified that
Smith was insane, but the jury took
different view. He acted in court as IL
he were a nervous wreck. The verdict
seemed to give him great satisfaction.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
MADE A NARROW ESCAPE
Isaac Stoner, Of Leitersburg, Al
most Victim Of Mrs. Guinness.
ANSWERS MATRIMONIAL AD.
Woman Asked Him To Meet Her In
Martinnburo-sends Him Check
To Cover Expenses.

The Hagerstown Morning Herald of
today says:
1t has just developed that Isaiah
Stoner. well known resident of the
Leitersburg district, this county. mar
nowly escaped being victim of Mrs
Bella Guinness. charged with many
murders at her home near Laporte.
Ind. Mr.. Stoner, man with consider
able valuable real estate, answered an
advertisement in Chicago newspaper
and received letter from a woman
signing herself Mrs. Bella Nelson. Fol-
lowing an exchange of photographs
the woman urged Mr.. Stoner to visit
her, but he declined. She then wrote
asking him to meet her at a Martins
burg. w. Va. hotel. and sent him a
check for $35 to cover his expenses.
Mr.. Stoner came to Hagerstown fully
intending to go to Martinsburg, but
here he fell in with a party of friends
and they dissuaded him from his pur-
pose, and instead the party spent the
$35 in having good time. More let
tiers came, some of them Of threat
ening character, it is alleged. Soon
afterwards she became guest for a
few days at the Blue Mountain house
and one day rode horseback to Lett
ersburg. But in the meantime Mr..
Stoner, becoming alarmed by the ac-
tions of the woman, left his home and
went to Washington, where he re-
manned for some time While at Lett
ersburg Mrs. Guinness had a long talk
with Joseph M. Futterer, at the time
propr.eto of the hotel, and with Judge
Armour After learning all she could
about Mr.. Stoner she returned to the
Blue Mountain house and few days
later left this section. So far as known
this was her only visit That was five
or six years ago. but persons who saw
her then and have since seen the
Guinness woman's picture in the news
papers say that there is not the slight
est doubt that they are the same
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
MAY CROP REPORT
Nearly 100000 Acres of Winter
Wheat To BE Harvested

Washington, May 1.-THE depart
ment of agriculture in it's summary of
the May crop report places the total
area of winter wheat standing on May
l to be harvested at 29,751 900 acres,
which is AZ per cent, or 1,31S,000
acres. less than the area reported as
sown last fall, and 5.8 per cent, or
1918, 900 acres, more than the area of
winter wheat harvested last year.
The average condition of the grow
ing winter wheat on May 1 was SO
per cent. of normal as compared with
91.3 per cent on April 1, and 1923 per
cent. on May 1, 1907.
In rye the average condition of the
crop was 90.3 per cent of normal as
compared with 1911 on April and SO
per cent. on May 1, 1907.
OF the total acreage of the spring
blowing contemplated 66.6 per cent. is
reported as actually completed UP to
May l., as compared with tbs per
cent. at the corresponding late last
year. OF spring planting 54.7 pei
cent, was completed on May 1, as
against ATT per cent on May 1, 1907
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16

signify to all other churches Of like
creed. polity, spirit and purpose with
our own a desire that some initial
step be taken looking toward the or
ganic union OF said churches.
Resolved, 3. That IL any of the said
churches shall appoint a like commits
sion that we authorize and empower
the commission hereby authorized to
meet said commission or commissions
from other church or churches and
consider the whole subject OF organic
union and the basis upon which the
same can be affected and to make re-
port to the next general conference.
Resolved, 4. That these resolutions
be printed in the Daily Advocate and
that they be taken up for considera-
ton by the general conference on May
II, 1908. Immediately after recess
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
NEW N. I. CHURCH SOUTH
Bedington to Have a Fine Brick
Church Edifice.
TO LAY CORNER STONE MAY 10
The Old Building Torn Down and
Work On the New euiidina
Well Under Way.

The congregation or the Methodist
church, south. at Bedington Is maxi
ing such improvement In their place
OF worship as will prove not only a
credit to themselves. but to the town.
The oldl building has been torn down
and new one IL being erected. Tho
congregation acts wisely in securing
new site in the town. The old building
stood along one OF the back roads, and
away from the town, "a nice location
in itself, and all right as to the locar
ton years ago. before Bedington was
q town. but Inconvenience now for the
town folk. and especially so far the
children. The new location will bring
the church within easy reach of all,
being but short distance from tho
&c. v. railroad station. and west Of
the town, on the road leading to the
Williamsport pike. and opposite the
DR.. Davis property. This Is an elevated
spot and commands fine view OF
the sur 'ounding country.
The building will be OF brick, the
main part is to be "a by A feet. Tho
Sunday school room. "a by 30 feet win
adjoin the main floor, and with roll
ing partition the two rooms thrown
into one when the occaion may r e.
quire. The tower VIII be 10 by 10 At
the base, with brick elevation Of AZ
feet and ~ feet slate. IN all reach,-g
a height OF "A feet.
The old house of worship. also Of
brick is being torn down and the ma
terial used in the erection OF the new
It was built 80 years ago. the corner
stone having been laid MAY ~. 1869.
during the pastorate of Rev. AlpheuB
Cross. The old cornerstone will be-
relaid alongside the new in the now
building. Among the papers found In
the old stone Is one giving the names
OF the seven trustees. OF these but
one is living. Mr.. Hunter Small, re-
siding on his farm about mile south
east of Martsnsburg.
The foundation wallis of the new
building will be finished in a few
days, and ready for the laying Of tase
cornerstone. which will be an occasion
OF special interest to the community,
on Tuesday. May 49, In these special
services the pastor, Rev. |. @. Michael,
will be assisted by Rev. d. II. Cline Of
Winchester, who will deliver the ad-
dress also.
| The architect OF the new church
P: building Is Mr. George D. Whitson,
and the contractor. Mr.. w. s, Small.
both Of this city The building when
finished will cost $4,000. ~Ai
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
WIDOWS PENSION ACT
A Matter Of Great Interest To All
Concerned.

The pension law recently passed by
Congress, known as the Widows Pen
sion Law, and which went into effect
April 10, gives an increase Of pension
to all widows. minor children under
the age of 16 and helpless minors who
now receive less than $12 month
S12-and hereafter that 1t is to be the
minimum; but this does not affect the
existing allowance of So a month for
each child under the age of 16 and
each helpless child, and it does not re-
duce any pension under any act, pub
lie or private. Further any officer or
enlisted man who served 80 days or
more in the army or navy during the
civil war and who was honorably dis
charged, who has died or who here
after dies. leaving a widow, such wild
0w shall, upon proving his death, and
without proving whether it was the
result of her husbands service during
the war, have pension of S12 a
month from the date of filing her APP
plication, provided that she, the said
widow, shall have married her hus-
band before June 81, 1890. The bene.
fits of this law also include the wild
ows of those who got their pension
able status under the joint resolutions
of February Is. 1895; July 1, 1902,
and June %. 1906. The first two of
these extended the pensions to S0-day
men: the last to irregularly discharg-
ed men, not honorably so but who af-
forwards re-enlisted and then were
honorablg discharged. The first class
of widows and children pensioned by
this law Chat is. those whose pen
sions are raised by it) do not have
to apply through pension agents; the
law acts of itself as to them. Agents
may act for the others with charges
limited to $40.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
NATIONAL PoLITIcs
Conventions In Various States During
the Week.

Washington, May Thirteen
state conventions will elect delegates
to the national convention during the
week and a score or more OF district
conventions will be held in various
states for similar purpose.
In 10 states republican state con-
ventions will be held to lect dele
gates to the national convention, as
follows: Louisiana, at New Orleans
today: Idaho at Wallace. and Michi-
gan at Grand Rapids on Tuesday;
North Dakota at Minot Washington
at Spokane; Montana at Butte. Cali.
fornia at Sacramento. and Oregon at
Portland on Thursday; Texas at FIT.
Worth on Friday, and Georgia at Ma
con on Saturday. Three democratic
state conventions will be held to
choose delegates to the national con.
vention at Denver. South Carolinians
will meet at Columbia Wednesday and
on Thursday Minnesota democrats
will gather at st. Paul Wyoming
democrats will meet also on Thurs
day at Cheyenne.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
A JUMBO NEWSPAPER
New York Sunday World viii Issue
Largest Newspaper Ever Printed.

New York Sunday World viii Issue
Largest Newsp sper Ever Printed.
On Sunday. May 10, The World will
issue a Twenty-fifth Anniversary
Number. which will be without excep-
ton the greatest, most attractive and
best selling number OF that great
newspaper ever issued 1t will con-
tain in the neighborhood OF two hun
dred full size newspaper pages. 1t
Will cost nearly 100000 to print and
distribute the issue. Each copy will
cost about ten cents to produce.
There will be separate co,or sections
devoted to automobile, music, real es-
tate, national affairs and to New York,
the Wonder City. Besides I'll this,
there will be the usual newspaper
comic weekly AMI magazine. The price
remains the same No extra charge
is made for the enlarged number. Edi-
ton limited. Order at once.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-16
ROCK CRASHED INTO TRAIN
Cars Were Going Forty Miles an
Hour-OnIy Three Hurt.

Fairmont, W. Va, May 11-While
the Chicago and New York express
on the Baltimore and Ohio, was pass
ing Hammond, seven miles east OF
Fairmont, early Sunday, a large rock
rolled down from the hillside and
crashed through the roof of the smok-
ing car, injuring three passengers.
The injured:
J. B. Powell, Fairmont, head ut and
bruised.
B. F. Gilmore, of Goshen. Ind, head
injured; taken to Fairmont hospital
Griffith Jones, negro, Of Fairmont,
slightly injured
The train was stopped at Fairmont,
where physicians took charge of the
injured men.
The train was running 40 miles an
hour when the accident occurred.