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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
WOES OF STUDENTS
One Auto speeder Fined and Sent to Jail; Two
 Fined.
NEEDLE SHOOTERS FIRED
Diamond Thief Bramhnil's Bond Set
 at Five Thousand Dollnrs--The '7. Sullivan Raid.

Albert c Walker a Sheffield Selen- tiiic school student, who comes from San Francisco and who rooms in Vanderbilt hall, was lined S25 and sent to jail for two days by Judge X Mcclellan Mathewson In the city court yesterday morning, for operating an automobile without the license mum Der being properly displayed He appealed the case under sl50 bonds
 Walker stated that he had lost a sign, and that he had two displayed as It was. One was a New Jersey sign and the other was q Connecticut sign, but the latter did not give his right number It gave i05 while his right number Is 4052 He stated that he had lost the from the sign and showed the place where 1t had been fastened on.
 When Judge Mathewson said, "s25 and two days in jail" Walker stood as If thunderstruek He did not eX- pect any such verdict, and his looks showed 1t He immediately appealed the case
 Ellsworth H. Goldsmith and John B Lawrence, Yale students, were fined $40 and costs of S73.75 and s25 with costs of s3.75, respectively for operating a motor cycle without a license The young men said that they had had the machines but a short time, and thought they were al- lowed some time to get the license, Neither one had applied for a license
 Harry Twin, charged with operat- ing an automobile at an unlawful rate of speed, was to have appeared but he did not and his bond of s75 was called John II. TGlmadge oi New Jersey, whose car twin was op- eratns at the time of his arrest, was bondsman
 John A Rowe chauffeur for Louis M. Sagal, of the New England Adver. Using company, was fined s10 with costs of s15.54 Mir Sagal paid his chauffeurs fine, and the two went out of the court room with broad smiles on their countenances.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
FOR MEMORIAL TO
 CONG. N. D. SHERRY
(continucd from First Page.)


 take action in reference to the com ing congress upon tho conservation of national resources which has been called by President Roosevelt and which will be held in the White House on May 13 to 15. Approval of the ob- jects of the congress was asked for to be sent to the president and to the state senators and representatives, urging them to be present.
 The National Fire Protection asso- citation asked the chamber to stand for thp use of'a standard apparatus in the "qIerching of fires" as the secretary pr: it. The matter was referred to the executive committed
 MT Adler brought up the new fed eral building question to ask if reso- lrtions in approval of the plan should n,t be drawn up and sent 10 Washing ton expressing the opinion of the chamber Secretary Gallagher arose to explain that resolutions of this nature had been passed by the cham Der at it's last meeting before the summer last year but that due to his own illness they had been overlooked and had never been sent. The mat ter had been brought to memory again within the last few days and hunting back through his files he said he found the resolutions as they were drawn up last year by Judge Mathew son. They were not dated, either top or bottom, and he said he and Presi- dent Warren drew them up properly. dated, signed and sent them to the proper parties in Washington only yesterday. And I doubt not" said the secretary Out that you will find the new building all finished on your way home this evening after this meeting"
 The resolutions sent out were as fol- lows:
 | To Hon. Frank B. Brandegee,
 Hon, Morgan C. Bulkeley,
 Hon. George L. Lilley,
 Hon F.. Stevens Henry
 Hon, Nehemiah D. Sperry,
 Hon Edwin W. Higgins
 Hon Ebenezer ]. Hill:
 " t, llle NslHlllDfI VI 1plllDltlIG Ol New Haven, respectfully call your at tention to the present inadequate &C., commodations afforded by the Federal building now located in this city, and especially to the fact that the building is becoming very old and is not capa- ble of accommodating all departments of the United States government now located in the city, and that immedi- ate extensions and alterations must be made to the old building unless a new building can be constructed with in very short time, hereby urge up on you the importance of a new and enlarged Federal building, and peti- tion that a bill may be introduced into the -rext congress for the erection of sucl building.
 Resolved, That a copy of this vote be forwarded to our two senators and to the five members of the house of representatives from Connecticut with the petition on the part of this cham ber that they use their utmost power to secure for New Haven a building adequate for the needs of the business of the city.
 THF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ! OF NEW HAVEN
 By HERBERT C. WARREN,
 President.
 JOHN c. GALLAGHER,
 Secretary. Collector Winchel arose at this point to urge the necessity of a big petition drawn up and signed by all the business men of the city if possi ble. He said he thought it would have much greater weight at Wash ington than any resolutions of the chamber alone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
PIMPLES And BIackheads Prevented and
 Cured by cuticura.

Gently cmear the face with Cuticu:a Ointment, the great S.in Cure. but do not rub. Wash of the Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue to bathe the face freely for some minutes. Repeat morn- ing and evening. At other times use hot water and Cuticma Sonr for bath ing the face ns often as agreeable.
 Complete External and Intetpsl Treatment for Every Humor ot Infants, ChllhteG And Adults consists of Cuticum Soap (25c to Cleanse the skln Cutcura Ointment t50c.) t1 Heal the Skin. and Cutcurn Resovent (5oc Cot in the form Of Chocolate Coated Pills 25c, per vial Of 60l to Purify the Blood Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug & Chem Corn. Sole prope Boston. Mass.
 @halled Free. Cutenrs Book on Skin Diseases.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
Bramhall's Bond.

George A. Bramhall, alias George A. Hardy, alias George Powell ap peared in court yesterday morning on a charge of theft of diamonds from S. Silverthau & Sons, the Chapel street jewellers, and had his case con tinued until Thursday morning under $5,000 bonds. He went to Jail in de- fault of a bondsman
 Bramhall appeared calm and un- concerned while the charge against him was being read by Prosecuting Attorney Simpson.
 He will be represented by Attorney Maher
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28

service, and while we should have stringent laws to prevent the excessive issuing of stocks and bonds, they should not be unjustly restricted in their legitimate development
 If Is impossible in this short address to refer in detail to all subjects of pib- He interest but I have en1eavored to make a few suggestions and recom- mcndations for your consideration and such action as you may think best This chamber has the reputation of be- ing conservative. but let ns also be broad minded and show such evidence of public spirit that will be of great influence in developing Naw Hlveh.
 The same appointees as last year were named by President Warren again last night for the ensuing year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
Bronm Estate.

Attorney Carleton F. Hoadley, rep resenting Jennie C Bromm, executrix of the estate of her late husband, Au bust c. Bromm, made application to the probate court yesterday morning for the appointment of another trus- tee in place of her late husband, who held a trust fund.
 MT. Bromm was married twice his first wife being Mary G. Bromm. When she died she left small trust
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
MAY WIDEN STREET.
Paving Commission Considers East
 Chapel Street

The paving commission at a meet ing yesterday morning, besides taking steps to enforce the tire law the nlem- bers held a lengthy discussion over the widening of Chapel street from East to Olive streets. The street is to be paved in the near future, accord ing to a discussion at the last meet ing an dthe pavement for this will be met by the issuance of the s100,- GOO bonds.
 The street is very narrow in this part and 1t was suggested at the meet ing yesterday that it be widened four feet, two on each side. The sidewalk is at present ten feet wide and an eight foot walk would he plenty large enough for the accommodation Of pedestrians.
 The matter will be decided on be" fore the next meeting and it looks as though the street would be widened before the new pavement is laid.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
DEATHS MAY REACH 450.

Atlanta. Ga. April 27.-Conditions in the districts stricken by the storm of Friday, Saturday and Sunday, show ed no improvement according to re- ports up to p. m. today. The death list may reach 45) The financial loss will aggregate several million dollars ir Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
,e held in K. Of c. hall tonight.

be held in K of c. hall tonight.
 The report of the committee having charge of the grand ball held Easter Monday night will be received.
 The first degree will be exemplified on class of candidates and all mem bers of other councils are invited to be present.
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fund, which now amounts to s950, to Caroline Faulhaber Mir. Bromm was trustee of this fund until his death, and now his widow asks that the court appoint some one to look out for It.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28

bour street, wno disappeared Saturday. after doing some shopping. Her hut. band fears that she has eitheY mel with foul play or has become dSa mented. .3J
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
Embroidered Swiss l9c.

Embroidered Swiss {. 19c. '. Checks and Figures in big assortment of styles to select from, including the vari- ous size dots. &t English Long Cloth $1.65 pc. 3e in. wide, suitable for ladies' and chil- dren's fine underwear; comes twelve yards to the piece. At $l.65 piece.
 English Nainsook 12 1-2c. 32 inches wide, fine sheer soft fabric, gives excellent satisfaction.
 Paris Mousselin 48c. .s AS in. wide, sheer as Organdie, will laun- { der without losing its dellcste, dressy ap- pearance. VI
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
White Goods Take Bargain Wings!

ND special prices! The particular price A selected showing of beautiful imported and domestic fabrics the
 latest plain and fancy that such quick demand for dainty white and whole ock You lots white goods money right and here tt@
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
Mercerized Madras 19c.

In the various new figures and stripes, the kind that retains Its lustre after being laundered, very popular for Waists and Children's Wear.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28

HARTFORD WOMAN MISSING.
 Hartford, April 21.-No trace had been found up to o'clock this after noon of Mrs. William Harlow of Bar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
BIG TUESDAY BARGAIN FOUR"
 IN NEW SPRING DRESS STUFFS.
S1.O0 Dress Goods 59c.

Twenty-one pieces new, up-to-date Dress Goods, all wool, A to 54 in. wide, Shadow and Herringbone Stripes, Cheeks, Plain Weaves Brown, Copenhagen, Tan, Pearl, BlaSk, etc.
 54-inch Dress Goods 49c.
 Gray Mixtures, Stripes and Checks, yard and half wide 1; very neat, stylish goods for coat suits, separate skirts, etc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
RUSSELL COUNCIL, K. OF c.

Will Meet Tonight to Initiate and
 Hear Reports.
 The regular meeting of Russell coun- cil No 65, Knights of Columbus, will
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28

y know how play Ie Dabe New York you this intensely fascinating
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
French Voile S1.OO.

Ten pieces of rich, crispy, open mesh Black Voie, just arrived, 43 in. wide the new finish, all wool, pure dye and perfect color.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
India Linons 19c.

India Linons, B in. wide; also Persian Lawn, 40 in. wide.. Sheer fine fabric, suit able for graduation festivals.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
St. Gall Embroid'rd Swiss 45c

In many choice new designs, Plaids, combined with small dainty figures and dots, that are always in demand by those who appreciate the finest Imported fabrics
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28

Collector Winchell arose at this point to urge the necessity of a big petition drawn up and signed by all the business men of the city if possi ble. He said he thought it would have much greater weight at Wash ington than any resolutions of the chamber alone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-28
$1.5O Black Goods S9c.

A line of beautiful quality of New Black Dress Goods, so In. wide, all wool, Shad- ow Stripes and Plain Weaves. They are Imported Goods of the very best styles.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

L. C. Hoffman & A. B. Noll, Trustees
vs. In Cnancery
K. Il. Hoffman ct al
Commissioner Office
Martinsburg, w. Va, MAY, l8th 1905.
To all persons Interested in the aoove entftl-
cause.
By decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, W. Va, entered in the above entitled
cause, On the 2ith. day of April ~ 3, the same
was referred % me, witD instructions to as
certa N and report
First, 10 state and SETTLE the accounts OF
l.. G. holman and Allen Il. Noll, frus es.
second; The ueLt~ whether by liens or other
wise, owing by the said X /. II Gilman, wiJh
tue amounts and priorIties thereof
bird; The real ANA 2 +lsOnat property own
ed by the sand II. L. Hoffman, AT The time OF
the maxi ing the general assignment 10 he
said Trustees.
Fourth; And such other matters as any
party in interest Insy require, or SAID Com
missioner thiuks proper tue same being r.
tlnenj.
You will therefore take notice That I have
fixed IN Wednesday the 10 n lay OF Hume Syb
at 10 a. m. the time when. and MY office in
MartinsbuIg, w. Va, as TIE place where, i
w II proceed 10 execute the said order Of re-
ference, and II, rom any cause, the same be
not completed on that day, az WIN he adj
burned from time ~ time, at the same place,
until IL is completed
Given under my hand this 4th day OF May
1903.
w. /. Colston, Com is sioner in Chancery Of
said Court Us
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
CHAPTER XII.
The Mountain Chalet.

Forced to more moderate pace. the
TWO journey up the winding road be-
tween some cornfields made red by
peoples. Soon after they pass into
the wooded hill lands, their path bor-
dered by myrtles and arbutus.
After little, the way grows wild
er, the hills much sleeper, and climb
ing the lofty Cole di San Antonio they
can look down upon hill vistas, beauti-
fully wooded, that descend to the dis
tant sea. In the sunlit CLEAN of the
far-off water, Barnes, using his field
glasses, sees the yacht lying alone at
anchor. Graham has sent back the
fishing smack he says.
Then thank the Virgin" cries Ma
rina, another letter is going to my
husband telling him his disobedient
wife is trying to save his sister"
They descend sharply into the little
valley of the Liamone. and enter the
village of yico. whose inn is now well
coming the first summer visitors from
Ajaccio.
Here Marina says: "'Twould be
wrong II l sent not telegram to my
anxious spouse" So they dismount at
the little telegraph office peculiar to
Corsican villages. AS they slip in. a
countryman slouches out and mount
ing horse rides off up the main
street. Her message dispatched, Ma
rina coming from the office, says
How hnrriedly that fellow went
away"
You think he was looking for u.s."
asks Barnes, as he places her on her
pony.
Perhaps; Bernardo Is astute. He
may guess that his mes 3se TO you
brought you after him by water and
that you would find the yacht"
Then after him says Burton, and
turning rnore to the east they follow
rapid stream. passing the Sulphur
Baths q Guagno, whafe they can see
the diligence deposislng patients al its
hospital for rheumatics.
They have not ovartaken the man.
but no one has passed them on the
road, their pace has been so rapid The
peasants they have seen, so many OF
them carrying guns that Barnes thinks
he is in the Rocky Mountains, have
received the usual greetings In the
patois Of the country from Marina, her
escort wisely keeping his sombrero
pulled down over his eyes and saying
nothing. But now farmer, pausins'
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all pers ms holding liens, by judgment
otherwiseon the real-estate, or any part
the cot oft9eorge f. Zepp
In pursuance OF a deer ee OF the Circuit Court
ofBerkeley County w. Va. made in a cause
therein pending, to subject the real-estate, of
the said George +. Iepp, to the Satisfaction OF
the lieps thereon, you are hereby required 10
present all claims he "a by GU and each OF you,
against the said Ge Ige F. Zepp, which are
liens on his rea-estate, or a y part OF It, for
adiu iication, to me. at my ce in Martins
burg, w. va,,on or before the II h day oil JuLe
1905.
Gived under my haI this l4th. day of May
1905
w b. Colston, Commissioners in chancery OF
Saiu Court. sts
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05

Rodney Pierce Optical Company, Oorpo-
ration.
VS.. In Chancery
w G.. AUSTIN
Commissioner ONCE
Martinsburg, W, Va. May Hth 1865
To all persons, interested in The above en-
Titled cause.
py a decree OF she CIR euit Court OF Berkeley
County, w Va q ueTeu The ABOVE quilted
couse, ON the END uay April 1905, the same
was reie red TO me, VITA instructions TO as
certain ana report
First; The real estate owned oy the judg-
menL Doctor, w. q. Austin, where sltultte, It's
description and the quantity hereof.
second; The liens upon SAID real-estate, by
whom held, with the amounts and priorities
thereof. :
rhlrd; Whether the rents from said realizes
tate viii pay OF, In Five years. The liens thete-
on and the costs OF this suit.
Fourth; Ana such other matters, as any
party in interest may require, the same osins
pertinent, or such otaer matters sts SAID y oih-
missioner, himself may deem pertinent,
whether so required or not.
YOU will therefore lake notice that 4 have
fixed on Monday the SIN day oil June. 1919 at
40 "a IA sl1 TIE slime when, and my office in
Martins b ar {, W. Va, the place ,shere wiii
proc, ed tDe xecute the s4.o oruer OF reference,
ana Ia, rom any cause the same be not COM
pieted ON That uay, IL WI be adjourned, from
time To time, at the same place until IL Is
completed.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May
1913.
w b. Coiston, Comm ssioner, in chancery
of said Court. IL
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
FIDUCIARY NOTICE

The following is LIST of fiduclaries, whose
accounts are before the undersigned Com
missioner of Accounts of the County Court of
Berkeley County West Virginia, for settle
ment,
Henry J. Seibert, Guardian of 7. Boyd Pearl.
Harry J. Seipert, Guardian of BirGie Pearl.
Henry ]. Seibert, Guardian Of Paul sullivan,
Henry J. Seibert, Guardian of VIM, Penn Ben
nett
Henry ]. Sebert. Committee of Ezra Nicode-
mus.
ID. P. Lemaster Guardian of VIM. p Knipe
D. p Lemaster, Guardian Of Mary knipe,
d. p Lemaster, Guardian OF David knipe.
John H. Riner, Administrator of Mary Z.
John II. Riner, Executor.of Geo. P. Riner, de-
ceased.
w. W. Downey;committee of Mary McLaugh-
lin.
Given under my hand. a commissions of Ac-
counts of said Court at my office in the Dorm Bull =
ing in Martnsburg, Berkeley county. w Va. this
l4th day of May, 1908
D. w. Snyder, r., Com, of Accounts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
COnNIsSIOERR's NOTICE
d, w. Snyder Jr. Administrator of Fannie
c. Turner, deceased. plaintiff,

d, w. Snyder Jr. Administrator of Fannie
c. Turner, deceased. plaintiff,
Annie Turner ana others, defendants
All parties interested in the aoove entitled
cause are hereby zolified that "A decree was
enIered 10 the said cause by the judge of the
circuit Court OF Berkeley county, W Va. 90 the
18th day OF May A. u. isvs, referring the SAID
in Chancery with Instructions to take, state
and report an account showing
first: What personal estate the SAID Fannie
G. Turner oieu seized anu POSSESSED %, t4se
character ana value thereof
Second: What disposition, If any, was maae
of said personal estate by the said ~. I.
Z. Turner deceased, and how much, u any
of said personal estate is now in tne hshus oi
the saiu administrator available fof me pay
nent OF debts ewing by the SAID estate VI tuo
said Fannie c. Turner, deceased
Third: A settlement OF the administration
of the estate of the SAID decedent cy ssiu y
w Snycsr, Jr ,ner administrator. 1..
Fourth. " n ~ debt SAID aDnie y luruet
owed at the time OTHER death, 10 Whoh they
are payable, their nature, anu peir respecuNe
piionties.
said Fannie c. 1urner at the time OF her
DEATH ats quantity, description and location
ana value 10Th fee simple and rental
sixth: Anu such other matters as any
marry ls interest may require, the same BE-
ing pertinent or sucn other Mat ers as such
commissioner himself may deem pertinent,
Wheiuef 70 iequesb ~ "a VI AV".
1ahe notice therefore that ! have set tue
Goth; day ofJune a u lt0s, at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon, AS the time and my Office IA the
Ola National Bank Bdlldin-, IA. Maftinsbntg,
W. VA. as the place, wnen and where Wal
proceed 10 execute ne salo order OF reference,
and in the ~ enI The same OF competed
on that Gay l will continue the same from
day 10 day at the same hour and place
until the same Is completed.
di,en under my hand .hs 10Th dav OF May
"a. D. 1908
Jro o. Lemen
Master Commissioner in Chaneery.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To al persons holding liens, by Judgment
otherwise, on the real-estate, or any part
thereof, OF N. G. Austin.
In pursuanceIsf decree OF the Circuit Court
of Berkeley County, W. Va, made In a cause,
therein pending to subject the real-estate of
the said w. G. Austin, to the satisfaction Of
the liens thereon; YOU are hereby required TO
present all claims held.by you and each OF you
against the said W. q. Austin. which are liens
on his real estate, any part of IL, for adj id
ication To me, At my office In Martinsburg w
Va, on or before the 6th day of June 1908
Gwen under my hand, this 18th day OF May
1903.
W. 3. colstsn, Commissioner in Chance ny
OF said Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Z. d. Gardner, Adm'r.t
VS.. In Cnancsry
william n. Hayey ct alt

W, IN Shanooil
!" commissioners Office
MartinsbGrR W Va, May IL 1908
To all persous interested IN the above en-
title cause.
BY a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Berke-
lev equity, W. Va, catered In the above en-
titled canse, on the - day OF April lyJc, the
sans was referreo to me, with Instructions 10
asce rtain md report.
Firs.. The personal estate owned by the
said Cusfes y. ttavey at The time OF has aeaih,
the character and value thereof
second; The dis position, " any, made OF
said personal estate, by tue said h. u card
ner, as administrator, and 10 state ana settle
his accounts, as such Administrator,
Thira; The debts owing by the said Charles
B. siavey at the time OF his death, log "a her
with The respective amounts and priorities
thereof
Fourth; The real-estste owned Ly said
Charles y. Havey, at the time OF bus death, its
quantity and location
fifJh; And such other matters as any per-
son in interest may require. the same teing
pertinent, or sucn other matters MS said Com
missioner, himself. may deem pertinent,
whetuer 50 required or not.
You VIII Therefore take notice thai nave
fixed on Mouday the E2ad Of June 1875, at 10
a ~, as the time when and my Office in Mar
tnsbutg, W. va.,as the place y here wiii pro
ceed 10 execute tine saiu order OF reference anu
If, from ny cause, the same De not COM
pleted or that day, it will be adjourned, from
time TO time,at the same place nntil II Is com
Gwen under my hand this iith day of May
1913
w. b. Co.ston. Commissioner in Chaneery
of said Court, AZ.