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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
PUBLIC SALE
CT Valuable
CITY RESIDENCE PROPERTY

By virtue of the authority vested ia the under
signed trustee by Deed q Assignment, dated the
agth day Of February, 1903, executed by Chas. r..
Hughes. and wife, to r. Vernon Aer, Trustee,
which said instrument Is OF record in the County
Court Clerks Office Of Berkeley County, W. Va,
will offer 70. sale Public Auction at the front
door OF the Court House, IN ar,insburg Berkeley
County. West Virginia on
Saturday March IA, 1908
AL 30 p that S tee t +, Rarii q real
Maple avenue and w stephan Street. In the town
oil Martinsburg, County OF Berkeley, a d State OF
West Virgin a, and being the same property that
co .veyed to the sad has. y. Hughes by
Josiah ID. barnard and vile, by deed bearing date
the goth day OF june 1907 and duly recorded in the
County Clerks .Ohlce, OF Berkee y County, West
Virginin, m Deee Book No. o.. Pages 40 and al,
70 which ueed further reference is hereby made.
This pr)nsiiy Is Improved ny
Two story frame House
in tie best 81 G. addition. II Il comparatively new
house contains seven good rooms and fine csilar;
also electric lights and other modern i'm provemerts.
The on building, eoIsis, Of s,oke hsnse hen house,
water and also nuaber oil fruit trees On the prem
ises 1t isimprosed By eoscrete payemsmsnts on
both street Size Of iot 35 sy IS feet This prop
Crawford WOODEN Mills
and offers fine opportunity for either a msdeIn
heaict OF =" muse acsiinss OHuer tbe
terms Ut the deed the iIdsiee authorized - sell
privately ii the same can be done Jud.cously Ress
enable oaers will be considered.
Terms
Al OF the purchase money be paid in ca,h on Il
> " sale
VERNON ALE I, Trustee
ID id & Hoffman Aucts.
hereby certify that +. vernol Aler, Trustee 10
the ab,ve matter, mas execniei bond as required by
Law.
arold h. Bender
Clerk Of the County Court OF Berkeley County,
west vi; siGia
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13
For County Clerk
To be Cenlin led.

At the earnest request Of msny
friends I hereby announce myself
candidate for Clerk OF the Count
Court, s'bject to the action of tne
Democratic County Convention.
Very Respectfully,
Il. Fl. Tablsr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
THAW WRIT is DISMISSED
Judge Young Enters Order Mt Pitts
burg and He VIII Not Leave
Matteawan.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 2o.-The writ of
habeas corpus and testificandum recently
issued by United State Judge Archibald Of
Scranton, Pa, against Superintendent
Lamb OF the New York State Hospital for
the Criminal Insane, which ordered the
presence in this city OF Harry X. Thaw,
slayer of Stanford White, to testify in
bankruptcy proceedings, was dismissed this
afternoon by United States Judge James
S. Young OF this district
This means that Thaw will not be brought
to this city for the present at least.
Judge Young said that there was ne
cessity of bringing the prisoner away from
his proper place OF confinement into this
district. He said II his evidence is neces-
sary his dispositions can be taken without
bringing Thaw here. The writ must there
fore be quashed. he said, and the petition
dismissed with costs.
1t is intimated by Thaw's counsel that
they will appeal from Judge Young's de-
c!sion to the United States circuit court OF
appeals.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

When Mr. Bryan was touring Nebraska
two years ago begging the voters to sup
port the democratic ticket and laying his
plans for his campaign of the present year,
his brother-in-law, 7. s. Allen, was the
chairman OF the state committee, just as
he had been for years, and is now. At
that time the republican party of Nebraska
was pledged 10 bring about certain reforms
in Nebraska, among them the passage of
railroad terminal taxation law. Brother
in-Law Tom wrote this letter to the demo-
cratic and pOpulist editors OF the state,
urging them to aid the railroads in de-
feating the law. Mr.. Bryan was hen
asked II he stood for the course pursued
by his brother-in-law and state chairman
on the railroad question, and ignored the
questions. 1t is reasonable to presume that
Mr.. Bryan endorsed Mr.. Aliens course, for
he has never publicly criticised It, but, on
the contrary, has made him chairman again
OF the democratic state committee, and Mr..
Allen is directing Mr., Bryan's campaign
in Nebraska.
The fact that Governor Sheldon aided as
far as he could. in the passage of the law,
and has since been active in securing its
proper enforcement, naturally turns the
railroad thought to his demo- -populist op-
ponent, Mr.. shallenberger, in whose inter
ests Tom Allen wrote the letter two years
ago. The railroad influence was in favor
OF shaIlenberger at that time and Mr..
Bryan knew It. 1t Is I'm favor Of shallsn-
berger now, and Mr.. Bryan knows II, but
is silent. Are the people OF Nebraska Will
ing TO reward the efforts Of the republicans
TO secure the taxation OF railroad property
by voting for the democratic nominees?
II will be noticed that the .ame Blair
Pilot is at work this year trying to elect
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. democrat, as the
congressman from the Second Nebraska eis-
trict
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
MORE OIL AND HIGHER CHARGE
This Is Statistical Revelation of Pc
trOIeum Production in
United states.

WASHINGTON. Oct. aO-The petroleum
production OF the United States in 1907,
say geological survey reports issued today,
was characterized by a total output far
in excess of any previous year, an un-
paralleled accumulation Of stocks, in spite
of which the price Of all grades Of oil was
kept at a high level.
The sensational developments were the
great increase in the new Illinois field and
the phenomenal yield in Oklahoma, to-
gether with increase In both quantity and
price iE California. The total product was
l66, Oso,S35 barrels in 1907, an increase over
1906 of 39,6olS99 barrels, or more thar the
total product Of any year up to 1889. The
total value increased from S92, 80, 7S5 In 1876
to S2O,lGH7i9 in 1897. The average price
decreased only slightly.
During 1897 total Of IS. .s55, ,6sl barrels of
oil were consumed as fuel by the rail-
roads Of the United States, as against l5-
557,67 barrels in 1906. Most Of the oil con-
sumed was crude oil.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
RECEIVER is NOT DISTURBED
Judge GrOEScup Denies Petition of Mi
nority Stockholders of
StrnwbORrd Company.

CHICAGO, Oct. 0-Judge Grosscup in
the United States circuit court today de-
MED the petition of minority stockholders
of the American Strawboard company for
the removal OF Receiver Sidney Mitchell.
A similar petition was refused by the federal
court in New Jersey recently. The court
ordered, however. that the present rela-
tons OF the accounts between the Straw
board concern and the United Boxboard
and Paper company, for both of which
concerns Mr.. Mitchell is receiver be not
disturbed. The court made it plain that he
was not passing on the accounts Of the two
enterprises. nor the acts of Receiver
Mitchell, but held. however, that no suffi.
cient ground had been shown for the re-
moval of the receiver.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
MITCHELL OBJECTS TO POSTER
Labor Leader Says His Position on
Politics is Misrepresented.
INTERVIEW NOT AUTHORIZED
Telegram Given Wide Circulation
Telling His Friends How to
Vote for President is
Forgery

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2O.-John Mitchell,
former president of the United Mine Work
ers of America today furnished the fol-
lowing statement to the Associated Press
During the last few days | have received
numerous inquiries from secretaries of our
local unions in reference to a poster con-
tanning an enlarged likeness OF myself
below which is printed what purports to be
an interview with me bearing on the pres
ent political situation. Some of these let
ters are written in spirit of criticism,
while others are CommendatoTy and request
that additional posters be mailed for dis
tribution.
1t is obvious that these posters have
been received by many If not all the secre-
taries of our local unions; 1t is apparent
that at least some of our members be-
lieved that they were sent out by me, and
the assumption is that am attempting
to dictate or at least influence. the man
ner in which our members should vote.
that may exist, l take this means OF in
forming our members that | have not
mailed or authorized anyone else to mail
to any member or official or anyone else
any poster containing my likeness or giving
expression to my political views, except as
these are given In circular authorized by
the executive council of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Telegram II Forgery.
Only a short time ago a weekly paper
published in Buffalo published what pur-
ported to be a telegram signed by me, de-
claring unequivocally for one Of the presi-
phasis voicng opposition 10 another The
telegram, which has been given wide circu-
lation, was not written by me or by my
authority. / never saw II or heard of II
until II appeared In the columns of the pub
liCation referred to.
have borne patiently with this misrepre-
sentatior and have hesitated to say any
GacpnH Do
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
FOREST FIRES AGAIN REVIVED
Gale In 800" District Brings Flames
into Life and Many Lives
Are Endangered.

sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, oct. "a
gale which is blowing from the southeast
today has revived the forest fires in
Chippewa county to greater fury There
are bad fires reported from Canada with
many homesteaders driven from the woods
JAMESTOWN. Pa, Oct. 20.-The forest
fires throughout the Allegheny mountains
are spreading rapidly today and conditions
are reported alarming The eastern slope
OF the mountains is ablaze for several
miles and number Of villages are threat
ened with destruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
DOMESTIC.


ginia, yesterday. Page
DOMESTIC
President Roosevelt gives expression of
his views upon the Philippines in an ar
tice in The outlook. Page
The Mohonk Indian conference is in ses-
sion at Lake Mohonk, N. Y Page
Statistics reveal the production of oil
was greater than ever last year and the
price was higher Page 1
A filing in the federal court at st.
Louis is that poker debts, urged as liza
bilities by Des Moines man, are not
valid Page
Forest fires have again revived in the
east and north. Page !
Night riders committed ld-blooded muir
der upon two prominent men of northern
Tennessee. Page l
Numerous Omaha men were winners in
the land drawing at Dallas. Page
An irate Kansas City father is going to
law because a teacher pasted court plaster
over his boys mouth Page
FOREIGN.
Rear Admiral Sperry presented TO the
emperor of japan the message of friend
ship sent by President Roosevelt and was
given a cordial greeting in return in
function that will be memorable in
Toxic. Page l
Paraguay is reported to be in the ut
most distress financially Page
Kaiser Wilhelm opened the Prussan
Parliament yesterday. Page 2
Austrians detain a Montenegrin general
while he is enroute to Belgrade Page 2
1t is reported the dowager queen of
Italy has given consent to the marriage
of the duke of the Abruzzi to the daugh-
ter Of Senator Elkins Page
LOCAL.
Local democrats criticise Mayor Dahl
man for his frankness in talking about
demand of Bryanites for $1,000 subscrip-
tion from breweries Page
Commercial club will advertise cheap
ness of living in Omaha as inducement
for conventions to come here Page
Emil Ruser of Sarpy county decides to
prosecute his wife on charge of attempt
to shoot him, and is preparing to apply
for a divorce. Page
Uncle" Joe Redman has plan backed
by park board to establish an ice skating
rink at Cut OFF lake next winter. Page q
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets Page
Grain markets. Page 2
Stocks and bonds. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
PLASTER OVER BOYS MOUTH
Irate Kansas City Father win Find
Out ~ This IL Legal Pun
iNhment.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. S.-A warrant has
been issued for the arrest OF Miss Edith
Writ, a grade school teacher In Kansas
City, Kan, because she pasted strip Of
court plaster across the lips OF Harvey
Gallawsy, s-year-old pupil, who talked
too much in school. The warrant was
sworn out by the boys father and charges
cruel punishment
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

Lincoln Nebr,
DOT. ls 1905.
you copy appeared
think this Is good stuff
Language conveying It viii effective
republican psorH TAXATION"
give
distributing II
the railroad
pledged legislature
republican candidates refused to give
&c scheme. / th1s is Important
Z>HD2<ez
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
rHr WEATHER.

FOR NEBRASKA-Partly cloudy wednes-
day; colder.
FOR IOWA-Partly cloudy, with showers
Wednesday: cooler In west portion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
at Omaha Z
POLITICAL.

Judge Taft expressed himself on labor
problems in his speeches in West Nir-
ginia, yesterday. Page !
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

WARRINGTON, oct. @,-The following
ia the text Of President RooSsvelt's mes
sage 10 Rear Admiral sperry for trans
initial 10 the emperor OF Japan;
"sperry. FLAGSHIP Connecticut Yokohama
Convey TO his majesty, the emperor OF Ja-
pan. my best wishes for his continued
good health and happiness and that Of al
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

Continued on Second Page.J
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
7. g. HLLBN, ehairmAA.
HEADQUARTERS
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
LINCOLN HOTEL, LINCOLN. NEBRASKA

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Y. g. ALLEN ehar-as
". o, SHHbLsR ROGERS oSSV STupuH.ss
az. wAHLoUISr OHO. DOBsOS J. .. Es0T
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
SUMMARY OF THE BEE

"wednesday, October a1, 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

CONTINUED on Second Pass)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21
Be Country weekIIe. In.

50 far as could be learned not one single
country republican weekly has contracted
to sell its space TO the democratic state
committee. though in view OF the above
information, which came from the most re-
liable sources. and which cannot be contra
dicted. there Is no doubt republican county
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-21

Lincoln, Nebr.,
oct. 10, 1905.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsay Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins and
daughter Margaret Louise are the
guests of Mr.. aid Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hawkins
al Meadowdale.
AIRS. Edward T. Bishop and daugh.
ter Lulu went to ClarKshurg today for
short visit.
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Columbia
street, is spend ng a few days at Graf,
ton. y
Mrs. George Thropemartin, who has
been the guest of Mrs Jane Bennett,
has gone to Hundred.
Miss Marguerite Barnes, Of East
Park avenue, is able 20 be out after a
couple of days illness.
Mr., Moses Jacobs, Of Triune, is the
guest of relatives in his city.
Messrs. S. A, shuttlesworth and E.
T. Bishop went to Little Falls today
to hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and
daughter Margaret, OF Ciarksburs
came down thi, morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Wilson.
Mrs. ]. E. Travis. of Raymond
street, and her mother, Mrs. George
Morris, of White Day, have been Wis.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ice and
Mrs. Ellen Moran at Gypsy.
Miss Dana Jacobs of Diamond
street, went to Margantown today to
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. Bennett.
Miss Ruth Merrificid went to her
home at Mt. Harmony yesterday tc
spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. James Williams is quite sicl
at her home near Gurey street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26

Carl Bishlp, Charley Thomas, Ro,
Wise, Gland Conway, Howard Merit
field, Howard IRELAND Kenneth Al,
bott. Lindsay Bartholow, Earl Reese.
Frank sanderbeck,. Paul Vest. Paul
Dawson, Hurry Hite, Leonard Leegan,
Ensel Hawkins, William Miller, George
Irwin, Fred Arnold, Robert Meredith.
.onnie Thomas, Charley Ross, John
Wisnlan, George Tucker, Raymond
Klaw, Carroll Hess, William schwarn,,
George Boehm. Arthur Fisher, Herbert
Hamilton, Abel Klaw, Jonn Jones,
Russell Furbee, Harry Hager, Verde
Swlsher, Hugh Hamilton.
Japanese Girls
Virginia shinn, Kathleen BiahoR
Bessie Smith, Mary Fleming, Mary
shroyer Grace Miller. Mary sturm,
Nina Miller, Daisy lamb,
Special orchestration.
Miss Katherine Hough, pianist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
HERE'S ENTIRE CAST
OF SOCIETY WHIRL

The following is list of the 400
young people Of Fairmont who will an,
pear in the cast of the pretty musical
play Society whirl," Friday night,
November 81, Grand, directed by A.
Dotson, of New York, under the aus.
pices " the local Humane Society:
CAST.
susie-Miss Katherine Race
Aunt Josephine-Miss Josephine
Lavender.
Boston Girls-Mary Reitz, Estelle
Hamilton, sololst.
Music Master-Kenneth Barnes.
Newsboy-Lindsay Frame
Policeman-Russel Garner.
Tramps-Robert Mccoy, Dennte
Cobun.
Joshua-Prof. Dotson.
Country Cousins.
Misses Beatrice Fisher, Ola Coma
way, Ruth Henry, Roberta Fleming.
Katherine Russell, George Debolt
Walter Cook, Arlington Fleming.
Stuart Race, Edwin Brooks.
College Boys.
Marx Bloeher. soloist: Bearl Haw
lSins, Fred jameson, Fred Irwin, Paul
Raymond, Wayne Nay, Roy Manley.
Laurence Brown, Earnest Yost, Cecil
Jenkins, John Barr. Kenneth Barnes,
Arlington Fleming, irvine Huntington
Charles Ride David Dean.
Cadets.
Detachment Co. 1, under command
Lieut., Jay Ayers-Frank Parks, John
Helmick Lester sherrard, Laudence
Sandy, Harry Menear, Earnest Yost
G, J. Straight, John Robey, David
Christian Jack Kelley, Ross Reese. a
Liberty Girls.
Edith canter soloIst; Mary Hite,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Girls Of the eoIdsn Mest.

Earl Hartley, soloist; Kate Ruelz-
man, Agnes Spring, Margaret Bren-
men, Anna Bremen, Berl Leonard Car
RE Barr, Mile Dent, Clara Fleming,
Merge Holt, Edith Minis, Mary Prick
EFT, Hazel Shaw, Susan Arnett, Daisy
Watkins, Ethel Short, Margaret Knapp,
Lillian Knight Edith Klaw, Opal Lowe.
Nellie Prichard, Ranna Halter, Grace
Jones, Mary Hartley, Maude Hartley,
Zella Kerns, Mary Hail, Adele Fur.
bee, Mary Burns, May Yost, Flosste
McCulloh, Lena swlsher Sadie Par.
sons, Stella Parker, Florence Hutch
lnson, Margaret Fleming, Edith Scott.
Louise Boehm, Kgtheline Ford, Jessie
Iamtson, Jessie Arnold. Olive Nc.
Nteley, Ethel Madden, Alya Holden.
Gazelle Smith, Mary Brand, Grace
Jones, Edna Bartholcw, Leona Hess.
Hazel Shaw, Carrie Barr. Beatrice
Canter, Nellie Friedman, Mary Hagan.
Pauline Jamison. Opal Reeves, Mary
Wise, Kathsllne Ford, Garnet Shields
Euld Bond.
Cowboys.
Earl Hartley. sololst; Thomas Hart
ley. Richard Bentel, Lawrence Irwin.
John Wisman, John Jones. Harvar.,
.Merrifield, Arthur Fisher. Edgar Fo.
ley, Lonnie Thomas, Charlie Ross.
Veach swisher George Abbott, VIII.
liam Boyer, Feorge Freedman, Abel
'Knaw, Paul Dawson, Robert Tucker.
Fillmore Davis, Harry Hager, Charlie
Thomas, waylan Gwyn, Earl Freeland.
Harry Irwin, verle swfsner, Sterling
Riggs, Claud Conway.
Village indians.
Lawrence irwin, solotst; Joe Greer.
Hayward Holbert, Herbert Hamilton,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
rAg MICROSCOPE
Proves That Parasites cause 4stf
LOSS. N.

Nine-tenths Of the diseases Of tbs
scalp and hair are caused by parasite
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fty Hospital, Hamburg, Germany. al
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The only hair preparation III tlss
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germ Herptcide is also a deHgatlal
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
FIRST WARD
Death of Mrs. A. ). Gaskfns.

Death OF Mrs. A. !. Gasklns.
Mrs. Paulina Gaslilns, wife of A. ].
Gasklns, of Monongah, died at her
home yesterday evening at about five
O'Clock. Mrs. Gask'us had been Of.
flcted for the past two years with a
generous affection Of the stomach,
but her illness took more serious
turn about three weeks ago, since
which time she failed rapidly, death
resulting at the TIME above stated.
Her suffering during these three
weeks very great. yet she bore 1t all
uncomplainingly and with a patience
and fortitude tnat were characteristic
Of her all through her long and useful
life. Her sweet disposition, her kind
and gentle ways and her thoughtful.
ness for others made friends of ali
she became associated with, for none
knew her but to love Arr. A devoted
wife, kind and loving mother, she
will be sadly missed II the home cir
Gle. She had teen a faithful member
Of the Church Of Christ for many
years and awaited herself OF every on.
portunity to attend It's services. She
leaves her husband and five sons 1.-TWO
daughters having preceded her to the
grave several years ago. to mourn her
loss. The sons are Mr.. Albert Gas.
kins, of Grafton; Henry, Of Booths
vile; Walter and William, Of Monon.
gah, and Elmer, who resides near
Rock Forge, Monongalia county. Mrs.
Gaskins was before he" marriage Miss
Paulina Watkins and was sister OF
Mr.. Jacob Watkins. of this city. She
had been lifelong resilient of this
county and has nosIs oe friends who
sympathize deeply With the bereaveI
family. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Missionary Meeting.

The Woman's Foreign missionary
Society Of the First NJ. p. Church held
a very enjoyable meeting at tae home
of Mrs. j. B. Leyelle on Merchant
street yesterday AFTERNOON. The topic
discussed was Girls Schools in ia,
pan" The nexSmeeting will probably
be held at tho home of Mrs. Small.
wood on East Ferry street,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-26
Miss Dena knight is here from Ell
llhs to sgend tae Thanksgiving holt.

.
Miss Dena knight is here from Ell
kihs 70 sgend tae Thanksgiving holt.
days.
M. and Mrs Roy Tough, Of Nor
gantown, are the guests of relatives
the city to-day
and Mrs. g, r. McTaggart left
this morning for their new home at
Reckley
Mrs. Myrtle shuttlesworth and Miss
iuez and Pansy Jacobs went to their
home at Triune to-day to spend
Thanksgiving day.
Nh, and Mrs. John shafferman, Will
and Miss Rutn shaferman went to
Grafton last night to spend today
With the formers daughter, Mrs Clar.
ease Bloom.
Miss Nellie Wilson is the guest of
Miss Grace Faweett in Grafton.
Mr.: and Mrs. ]. NJ. Howard, of Ma.
sontown, Pa are the .guests OF their
I son Dr. n ", Howard, on Maple ave-
nue..
Miss Geneyicye cucningham went
te Pittsbarg this morning to visit
friends for few days. ~