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New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

and his being placed half pay. on the
strength OF a recommendation OF a court OF
honor. He then devoted himself entirely to
writing for the press military matters. and at
the time of the assassination OF the King and
Queen of Servia by their officers he made tina
somewhat tndiscreet remark in print that there
were occasions when the duty TO the Fatherland
and to the state superior to the officers oath
of loyalty. fidelity and strict obedience to his
sovereign. For this he again brought before
a court OF honor. which on the ground that the
article IN question subversive of the dis
cipine OF the army and unworthy or an officer
holding a commission therein the active or
the retired list. recommended that he be de-
right TO wear the uniform assigned thereto Tho
Kaiser thereupon issued order IN his CAPACITY
sovereign and generalisstrno, putting into
execution the recommendation OF the court and
ever since Gaedke has been fighting the penalty
thus imposed upon him In every court Of the
Prussian kingdom and OF the German Empire,
declaring that courts OF honor have no Jurisdlc-
tion IN the eyes OF the law. But he has been
defeated all along the line. since the Emperor
acted in the matter within his constitutional
prerogative as sovereign. Indeed. pubIic opinion
Is To all intents ard purposes against him.
the people naturally assume that when not only
but several courts Of nOuor. composed OF
his own fellow officers. have decided against
him and pronounced him united in their
eyes TO remain an officer ef the army. there must
be some good reason for It. and for his dismissaS
~ IT,. In&Dox-< II 49, EX~AITkCUTN 4
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
A CHAM MPfON-

,,ts,ake IN your paper" said an IN, !
dignant man entering the edt4Fiai % csompetitors at
daliy Jul Jf.a ., ,n+srtenment last night. ana yoI
ana an adhie t M. as the well known lightweight ch
s'Wen are you not?" inquired the spor'iNs
tor. .. t,,d,,, was the angry re-
o. no, 10 !.and It's confoundedy awkward because
I'm coal deaIer''-Pick Me p
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
FOILED BY QUICK
WIT AND COURAGE
BURGLARS ROUTED By
BRAVE WOUEN.
Presence of Mind Displayed by Ad-
miraRs Daughter-Army Officers
Wife Hounds Intruder.

Ihe account recently published OF Mrs. Charles
GHpin's encounter with burglars and oS hs-
bravery and presence Of mfad IN putting then, N,
flight with toy pistol recalls that Washington a.,
well as Philadelphia has cause to be proud OF -.
courage and resOurcefUness displayed By a Wash
ngton woman under similar conditfcns
She is the wife Of a major general In the arn,v
Her encounter with burglar occurred during tro
summer Just before her marriage az her fathers
country seat in Northern New York
The house was large and rambling in architect.
and her room the third floor vh--. ~.
except herself slept. One suItry nfzht So
went 70 her room about 10 O'Clock On accom-. N,
the heat she did not Eight both lamps sns uut en-
a wrapper When she went to a closet 20 A7d a
pair OF slippers and felt about the floor for them
her hands encountered pair OF s1oes which vo-,l1
not move.
Though much frightened ss- continued 70 search
for the slippers. which finally found sra
picked them up. and sitting the bed tired vainy
20 think Of some way to obtain assistance v!thou,
letting TIE man hidden behind her dresses know
that she was aware o. his preserc-
The closet door had lock- tsl- latch was b-oka1
and it would not stay shut The woman nad
closet and when she glanced into II she Iookef
directly into the eyes Of The burglar He promptly
stepped out.
said Il knew had discovered NE II YOU
utter one sound I will XIII you" He raised a re-
volver and pressed It against her head Now" IA
commanded. walk to your bureau"
The woman obeyed. and the burglar put .e-
rings. bracelets and pins into his pocket.
III you have any money give it 20 me-" 20 Or
cered. She handed him about 800.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

Judge Geo, F. Gober dispatched the
civil business last week with his usual
energy and dismissed the petty jurors
on Thursday. The grand jury contin-
ued their work until Friday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Lance, of near Acworth.
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
his SOM
Mrs. Kate s. Robbins, mother Of Mrs.
1. H. Reynolds, who has been living in
Texas for some the has returned to
Marietta, and make this her home for
the future.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make G!0ans as
seven per cent. on good real estate at
security. Loans on farming lann a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see de
at my office in Marietta and find out IN
about it. R. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
The Woman's Bible class of the First
Baptist church, conducted by Mrs.
Bond, was attended by 40 members, a nd
it is one OF the most helpful and in
structive adjuncts Of that fourishing
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond are indie
fAtIgable workers and doing great good
Ii Mr.. Slim, Mr.. Stout and Mr.. Regn.
lar, too, will come here for their fail
suits, we can iC them. We've suits for
all forms. r. VI Pa"d '0'
CITY TAxEs,-The tax book ia now
open at the Council Chamber for the
payment OF city taxes for 1903. Call a,
once. W. j. BLACK, Clerk. i
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26
Local News.

Mr.. J. J. Black, we learn, has bought
the vacant lot adjoining the Presby.
terian manse. and will build residence
thereon.
Be sure and see our overcoats for
boys. n A Ward q Bro
CARD OF THANKs.-l desire to express
my thanks to the friends who rendered
their sympathy and kindly services to
my son during his recent sickness, and
especially to Mr.. and Mrs Bishop and
family, who did so much for bis recov-
cry. j. ". CLARK.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bradley, the Atlanta OPP
tician who committed snicide near the
Chattahoochee river, in Cobb county,
or November 1st, was brought to Mari
eta and embalmed by Mr.. NJ. q.
Brown, at Mr.. w. J. Blacks undertak.
ing establishment. His remains we're
kept there until last Saturday-twenty-
one days-while Mr.. r. A. Hardy, of
Atlanta, was trying to find the rela.
tives Of the deceased, which was unsuc
cessful. The embalming was very sue
cessful, and the deceased was kept in a
perfectly natural state. On last Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. G. n. Tyndell con-
Quoted the funeral service at Blacks
undertaking parlors, after which the
remains were inferred in the city GEM
etery.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

JOB PRIsTING According to quality
of paper and neatness of printing, the
Marietta Journal will duplicate any fair
and legitimate price offered in Marietta
or Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

Eyou want good job printing, bring
,9ur work to the Journal office. We
ave both steam and electric power,
and can always keep our presses going.
Atlanta prices duplicated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Bring US yonr job printing.
JOURNALS Bell Telephone, No. Is.
Subscribe for the Journal, $1.O0.
Fish Roe at Faw & Rogers.
Miss Mary Dean Towers returned
from Rome last Friday.
Special Holiday Opening, Friday, No
1msFnber 9th.
Mcclure Ten Cent Co.
Good sheeting at cents yard.
h A Ward & Bro.
lr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Coursen have
armed from New York.
resh supply OF Quaker Breakfast
;uit at Faw & Rogers.
he stores will close Thanksgiving
Do your trading on Wednesday.
pc our cotton checks at 41zc yard.
H A Ward & Bro.
+. John D. Cunningham is home
Cincinnati.
Pr Flour department. is the most
plete in town.
Gatlin, Manning & Co
9 are glad to see Mrs. J. w. Petty
to be out again after a spell of sick
mp, or Big Hominy, at Faw &
ers.
G. +. Haygood has moved to his
home near Sandy Plains.
lnI ecial Holiday Opening, Friday, No.
per 9th.
Hi Mcclure Ten Cent Co.
H. and % cents hose for children at 10
ITS pair. H A Ward & Bro.
Hill W. Read makes specially of la
HIT fine shoes.
kfnN STA black chiffon collarette, be-
kfoA n the Baptist church and square.
NeX er will return to Journal office.
q T@ r Fresh Meat department. speaks
Y itself. Nothing else like it in town.
" FWhes 299. Gatlin, Manning & Co.
afrS not forget that for ladies', Misses
Nh Nf&ealuTSu . HbGSs 20 10 MIS-. d.
w oeDthal's. That's the place.
Rev. j. s. Bryan, the new Methodist
pastor, was in the city Tuesday getting
ready to move here.
Trunks, telescopes and suit cases
cheap HI A Ward & Bro.
MARRIED.-Miss Gertrude Ware and
Mr.. Cleveland Kirk were married on
the 18th inst. Our best wishes.
Something new in Hams. Ask Faw
& Rogers.
Ladies, buy your fine shoes at T. w.
Reads clothing and shoe store.
Get our prices on Cement and Vul-
canite Ready Roofing. STEPHENS.
Next to Car Barn.
5000 reward for any beef found in
our puresAg sausage.
Lax - o ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

We, the undersigned. judges in the
Great Baldwin Rebus Contest, declare
Mrs. M. d. Hodges winner of first prize.
A. S. CLAY, ]. d. MALONE,
J. E. MASSEY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

"a consider quality, we are
merchants in town,
iatlin, Manning & Co.
honey in the State treas
pensions for the fourth
payment can be
hsx er.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-26

d. -0ber Gober has awarded the
j B Richards to his grand
4 Mrs McHan at Jasper, until he
bars old.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-08
TBUS STEPS SALE
VALUABLE RElL FsTlTE.

6y virtue Of authority vested ir
the undersigned Trustee. De- two GER
tain deeds Of trust both executed hF
Eia y. Nelson and Robert b Nelson
her husband 60 the undersigned Trus-
tee The one bearing date the 3lsc dat
0f January Ia06. and recorded u tha
of Berkeley Count West Virginia. H
Deed Book 80 100 page 39a and The
other bearing date the 2Gta day ol
February 1907 and recorded iB the
office of the Clerk ~ the County Count
Of Berkeley County West Virginia. iH
Deadlock No II5, page 29I he win
offer for sale at public auction ii the
front door Of the Court House IN M0r-
iinsburg Berkeley County. West Nir-
ginia. on
SATURDAY, APRIL II. 1905.
commencing a. two eIocl Iu the ais
ernuou al tie real estate mentioned
and described 10 the ta0 said deeds
of trust above referred 10 in which
said deeds 81 trust the same bound
eJ and described as follows
The f0lloWius real estate situated
~ bat part Of the Town Of Martins
burg known as slriuesFiIle deserib-
ed as follows. to-Wjt Beginning a.
tho point Of intersection of the n0rih
line 81 John Liuthleums premises and
The cast lina OF North Queen Street
n0fthwardly SIS feet more or less.
thence eastwardly and parallel wifb
said Linthicums line t2T feet more or
less. to LOT OF William IT, Stewart,
thence southwardly with said Stewards
line ~ feet, more or less. to an S foot
alley thence Westwardiy and along
the line of said alley and parallel
with the said Linthicum's line II feet
more OF less. ~ the northwest corner
Of said ally. thence southwardly and
parallel with Queen Street feet
more OF less, 10 corner 0f said Tot and
Linihicums line thence vest
warilv with said Liuthicm g
line 400 feet, more or less to iu-
tersection with said Queen street
the place of BEGINNING less however
3 small strip OF land cut OF tae rear
oe the aforesaid lot ~ leel iuche
by 3S feet 3 inches which was con-
veyed by W. 81 Pitsn0gie Oh Ills llse
time to Dora Pittsnogle bF deed dat
ed the 28th day Of September le9A
and recorded in the Office Of the CLERK
% the County Court of Berkeley Coun-
~, West Virginia is Deed-6ook 10
96 page $3.50, the real estate herein
conveyed being the same That was
conveyed 10 The said ~ f Pitgsno8le
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-08
HUNTINGTON COUNCIL WET
GRANTS LICENSE 10 TWENTY
FIVE SALOONS.

ere Granted

After iae most dramatic Gene ever
Witnessed H that cI The common
council .. the cIa d Huntington
Tuesday night voted Is Heaase ae -
looms fof The ensuing year. Tor s.
aag the temperance people OF a.
city made iva uslteu. campaign and
when the council convened ll was con-
frouted with petition stguea IS
zOg0 voters. PRAYING for refusal al
licensees i've hundred members o.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-08
REPUBLICANS no HELr

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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-08
THE DAILY MARKET REPORT


The buying prices quoted today by
local grain dealers for cereals are as
follows
Grain Market.
Wheat %
Germ, so
Oats, per bus es
HAS, baied, per ton. S11U$l2
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-08

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
ScOTTsvilLE HERE NEXT.
pompey Cross Will Pitch For the
Visitors.

Pompey Gross Will Pitch For the
Visitors.
The Shipbuilders will meet the
speedy Scottsville baseball nine on
the Casino diamond at $3.50 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. This team Is
said to be one OF the fastest in Tide
water and. a very interesting game
Is anticipated.
The home team will have a diner
ent lineup from that OF last Satnr-
day. Mooney. who played such good
ball with the locals the latter part
Of last season. will be at third ana
Davis will play center field. Beckes
will start of in the box for the To-
Gals and he may pitch the entire
game.
Pompey Cross. an ex-shipbniidef.
and we'll known to local fans. VIII be
in the box for the visitors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
6geTHODiSTS GATHERING
IN FORCE IN BALTIMORE
Delegates from Al the World to Az
tend the Commemorative
Leading Questions.
NV Associated Press)

BALTIMORE. MD. May 6.-With
eight hundred delegates present. ana
every region of the civilized worid
repre- scented. the General Metnoo''.
Episcopal Conference was convened
nj 10 o'clock this morning in the Ly'
rio Opera House by Bishop John NJ.
Walden. of Cincinnati, for its inonth' s
deliberations.
Long before the hour for the con :
yening of the conference. the vast au-
d,torium was filed with lay ana clcf-
;cal delegates discussing the work IN
hand and plans for the iAbors winch
are TO be carried out In the ensuing
DAYS, Plans were made ior
the standing committees 10
meet in various churches through
out the city. 1t would be an
utter impoESibility for the commit
tees 10 attempt to assemble IN me
ant rooms about the thci'rr.
Following ,oIay the conferences
will be called to order every morn
ing at $50 o'clock promptly. with the
bishops presiding in the order Oh
their seniority.
Never before has Baltimore enter
tanned such cosmopolitan gathering.
All of the continents of the world
are represented and all the races
have delegate in tho conference. The
business Of the conference today was
not important. This morning at 1880
O'Clock the conference opened. ihiS
afternoon the standing committees
met and the service ut O'Clock
there was reception at the
Lyric when addresses we're
made by Mayor MahOol. Governor
crothcrs Rev. Hr. j. st. Clair Mem
and DR.. Henry NJ. Wilson.
The delegates are awaiting the
time when the conference settles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
v. : |. English P'sIsss't % n
dress a|gh School e',tsalss.
Paeeall FOR THE tolltnclmtll
Carroll Smith, Vaiedietorian; Miss
Emma Murray, Saimtatorian, and
Miss Matte Robinson Essayist-
Glass Day Exercise on June 4.

DIR. w. S. CurreIl, professor of Eng.
ltsh at Washington aud Lee Univer-
sity. has accepted the invitation OF
the board of school trustees 10 de-
liver the address to the Newport
News High school graduating class
of June, 1905" at the commence
ment exercises to be held at the
Academy OF Music ON the night OF
Monday, June 8. DR.. Currell Is SAID
to be a speaker Of considerable abii-
ity.
The program tor the commence
ment Exercises Is as yet incomplete.
However. the announcement is made
that the valedictory address will be
delivered by Mr.. Carol Smith. cdi-
tor In chief of the High School Stu,
dent. Miss Emma Murray will de-
liver the salutatory address and Miss
Matte Robinson will read the class
essay These students were recently
awarded the honOrs of the graduating
class.
The school commencement will be-
gin on the night of June with the
Glass Day exercises Of the graduating
class. On the following night the
High school literary society will hold
its annual celebration. Four gold
medals will be delivered during these
exercises to the pupils making the
best Grafton. the best defamation.
the best debate and the best rcci-
tation during the evening. There
are number of contestants for each
medal and the entertainment should
be one of the most finished the So
ciety has ever given. The debates
will be limited to ten minutes each.
Three medals also will be awarded
for the best essay. poem and original
story that has appeared In the Stu
dent this session. The prese ntation
of these medals will be made at the
Academy OF Music on June 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
CONTRACT AWARDED
Mihe-LAYlNG STEAMER
Yard viii Build Vessel For War Dc
partment-to Cost
S194,00O.

News was received here yesterday
FROM Washington that the war de-
parimcnt has awarded the Newport
News Shipbuilding &Dry Dock Com
pany the contract for the construction
OF a steel mine-!aying steamer TO cost
$4,000. Work on the vessel has
been started at the yard and she Is
TO be completed on February 10. 1903.
As was announced in the Daily Press
last week. the bids on this vessel were
opcned at Washington last THURSDAY
and i, was found that the local ward
was the lowest bidder, One other
ward submitted the same figure as
that of this yard. but that COMPANY
wanted ten months In which TO lui'd
the ship. while the local yard offered
10 build IL in nine months.
This viii he :hc frs: minc 'a-'nE
steamer ever built for the war de-
rartmcn,. She will he 100 fec; l"nS.
80 feet broad and ic feet inc"cd
deep. Shc viii bc propelled by
singtc-ecrcw engine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
FORIY.FOUR GOVERNORS
TO MtET Roosevelt |
No Doubt But That the While House
Conference Next Week Will
Be An Entire Success.
NV Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May O.
Forty -four governors of States and
Territories will participate in the
White House conference OH natural
resources which will be held here
next week. All these have definite
ly promisd to attend, including Gov
ernor W. +. Frear. who is making
IA four-thousanu- nile trip from Ha-
wall especially for the conference.
Governor Hughes will not allow the
special session OF the New York. leg
isiature to interfere with his atten-
dance. Seven states may not be rep
resented by their governors. AS fol-
lows: California, Georgia. Oklaho-
ma, Oregon. Tennessee, Texas anu
Nebraska. Governor Gillett. of Call
fornia, is detained through the pleas
ant necessity of entertaining the Oh
ficcrs and men of the battlcship fleet.
Governors Smith, Of Georgia; Cham
berlain. Of Oregon: Governor Has
CELL. who is detained because of a
session of the Oklahoma Legislature;
Governors Patterson. Of Tennessee:
Campbell. OF Texas. and Sheldon. ui
Nebraska. say they will probably be
unable to come. The White iious"
is now suggesting to these seven gov
crnors that they may name their
lieutenant .Ovt rnor aS substitutes
who will attend the conference as
their representatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
AUTHORITIES Wrestling
MN PROHIBITION BEER
Harry Wessseott's Arrest Ieads to
Test OF the Sever
age.

Harry westacott. who until the
Arst Of this month kept . saloon at
Warwick avenue and Twenty-nfth
street. was arrested yesterday on
warrant sworn oct by Chief Of Po-
Nee Reynolds. charging him with sell
Ing liquor without lie, nsc.
wcxtacott did not get a i:cense for
HIS bar this year, but IL seems thar
be has continued In business. His
pOol room has been kept going and
BE has been dispensing beverage
strongly resembling beer. YESTERDAY.
ssycr Q ecus!gnmcn; OF bottled sta1
had been left at the place by the
National Brewing Company's WAGON
Chicf REYNOLDS secured . warrant
sad wcs;aco,t was arrested BY On
CIR Giddinss.
when tho case came up bcfor.
Justice Brown. westscott claimcd
that he had been selling q beverage
Sustaining not over two per cent ci
stcuAol. THIS Sewerage. according 20
fbe Testimony Of Mes~rx. Mueller and
Keai. local agents for brewcrscs- Is
treved especially for lccsi option ter
ritcrics. u Is generally known ~
-Iceai option cr ''prohibi,icn" beer.
Justice Bro~r continued the case
sW . xcct. snd Chief Reynolds sent
. sample Of the beer 10 Richmond 10
b. snaiyxcd by the state chemist.
weaa,osf cas- bsiicd Tor hts sp-
cesrnace pex. "Wednesday. and vsrH'
"a 20 s~si no more Of his special brew
unfii Q decision Is given.