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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
TO FORM MILITARY COMPANY
EFFORT TOWARD THAT END Be
ING MADE IN THIS CITY.
Members of Company Z, Disbanded
Some Time Ago, Are Planning
a New Organization.

Martinsburg may in the near flu
ture add to it's many organizations
a company in the West Virginia ma
tional guard
| An effort is being made on the part
of some ex-members of the national
guard to obtain permission to recruit
a company here and IL the interest
expected is displayed and the requi-
site number of enlistments obtained
Martinsburg will no doubt shortly
boast of the finest military company
in the state There is no reason why
siartinsburg should not have one OF
the finest military companies in West
Virginia.
at the present time the nearest mil
itary company is at Fairmont, and ii
is thought by number Of military
men that this end of the state should
DC represented among, the citizen
soldiers
Since Company e was mustered
out Of the service several years ago
our city has been without a military
organization, the first time In many
years.
Under recent order from head
quarters the drills will be held once
! week and the officers and men will
&c paid for attendance at drills in ad.
iition to being paid at annual en-
campments. This is an innovation
and will no doubt stimulate interest
in the drills.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
raw FORGER MAKES ESCAPE IN STORM
Posed as Minister Filling Temporary Engagement Near lnWO0d
But Found An Alert and Knowing SET Of Bank Men,

Further developments in the at
tempt to pass forged check Oh the
banks of this city Monday By a
stranger giving the name of Taylor
show that the man posed as minis
ter who was filing temporary en-
gagement near Inwood, in place of
a regular minister there, aad thai as
soon as he found that his little game
was likely to bring him into close
juxtaposition with the cold and unfcel
ing officers Of the law he made has
ty and unceremonious exit from the
classic precincts Of the city and the
scene Of his. futile attempt to hood
wink the alert cashiers Of the Mar
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
THE CITY IN GRIP OF A FIERCE STORM
Aeaar Conditions Throughout The County The Worst In Many Years
Telephone Service Was Very Badly Crippled

were put out of commission, the work
of repair keeping the linemen busy
throughout Tuesday night and today
1t win be several days before all the
lines are in good working order
again. Many trees and telephone
poles were thrown to the ground by
the weight of the ice and snow
Traffic on the railroads running in,
to Martinsburg was partially blocked
until early this morning The Cum
berland Valley was able to keep its
tracks open between Martinsburg and
Winchester by running an engine
back and forth Tuesday afternoon and
Continued on page 80
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08

Tuesday and Tuesday night was
one Of the worst periods experienced
in this city and county in many years.
Early in the morning snow and sleet
began to fall, and this kept up with
out intermission until long after night
fall.
A total Of about four inches of
snow and sleet fell during the day,
and the high wind which prevailed,
as well as slight fall of rain, added
much to the discomfort Of those who
were compelled to brave the elements
during the day and night The rain
as it fell froze upon the trees and tel
eDhone wires, and many telephones
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
Mr.. PORTER IS DEAD
Former Resident Expired at Cum
bePlald on Tuesday.
WAS A MEMBER or COUNCIL HERE
Formerly Conducted a Saloon and
Restaurant In Martinsburg, But
Removed to Queen City About
Three Years Ago.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08

tinsburg banks.
At the Peoples Trust Co he stack
ed UP against Cashier Wilson, who
saw at glance that there was so'ne-
thing questionable in the TRANSACTION
and began to ask some questions thar
quickly embarrassed the pseudo min
ister A gentleman residing near In
wood was called upon for identifica-
ton. but disclaimed any knowledge OF
the man. The latter left the bank
Immediately.
He next essayed the Bank of Mar
tinsburg, where the raw and palpable
attempt to exchange the worthless pa
CONTINUED OH page 40
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
THE WEEK OF PRAYER
Storm Kept Down Attendance al
Tuesday Nights Services.
SERMON BY REV. ]. 0. WRIGHTSOA
Rev. DR.. F. M. Woods, Pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, Will
Preach Tonight The Praise
and Prayer.
and Prayer.

Despite the storm of Tuesday night,
the attendance at the week Of prayer
services, held in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, in the lecture room,
were well attended, although the dis
agreeable weather conditions kept
many persons away.
The sermon on the subject, 1.-THE
Triumph of Faith was delivered by
Rev. j. o. Wrightson, In the absence
of Rev. William d. McCurdy, and was
a scholarly and interesting discourse.
The music was furnished by the choir
of the First Methodist church, Under
direction of MIR. A. D. Darby.
At tonight's services the sermon
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. +. M
Woods, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, who will speak upon the sub
ject, THE Church Made Truly Clio,
rious." AS DR.. Woods Is forceful
and profound pulpit orator, the SER
mon will be unusually interesting. The
suggestions for the praise and prayer
service are as follows:
Praise: For church whose foun-
dalton has ever been the apostles and
prophets, Christ Jesus himself being
the chief cornerstone;' for church
which, In spite of worldliness and de-
nominational riyalries and ecclesiastI-
cal alterations, has SO largely held
the pattern of sound words in faith
and love which is in Christ Jesus; for
a church In which che evangelistic
spirit and the personal effort to win
souls, more and more abound.
Prayer: That the church may be al
together devoted In her ministers;
completely faithful in her member
ship; universally Christlike in her
spirit of love; prayer that the church
may prove herself to be the true
friend of the poor and rich alike, the
leader in social regeneration which
is thoroughly Christian, the untiring.
unselfish servant of the kingdom OF
God
Now unto him that is able to do
exceeding abundantly above all that
we ask or think, according to the
power that worketh in us, unto him
be the glory in the church and In
Christ Jesus unto all generations for
ever and ever, Amen. "-Eph. 3: 20
o. "He that hath an ear, let him
hear what the Spirit saith to thu
churches. Rev. q Z.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
Notice to EagIes.

All members Of the #. o. e. are re-
quested to meet at the lodge rooms in
full regalia on Thursday morning al
8 o'clock for the purpose of meeting
the remains of Bro Robert R. Porter
which will arrive from Cumberland on
train No 2, and to attend the funeral
which will be held in the Catholic
church. G. w. A. WOLVES,
President.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
IS NOW WARMING Up
Political Pol Beginning to Boil A.
ready In This City.
DEMOCRATS TALK or CANDIDATES
Several Possible Candidates Men
toned For the Nomination VIII
Be Spirited Fight Between
the Big Parties.
the Big Parties.

The statement in The Evening Jour
nal by Mr.. Joseph II. Lyeth, chairman
OF the republican city central commit
tee, to the effect that his party would
probably nominate Mr.. John L. Whit
more for mayor at the coming city
convention. has served to stir up the
democrats somewhat, and several like
ly candidates have already been spok-
en- of. One of these is the veteran
Councilman E. V. Little, of the third
ward, while another is Mr.. Little's
colleague, Councilman Lewis II,
Thompson, who has been conspicu-
GUS member of the council for several
years.
Still another likely candidate IL
Col. James F. Thompson, the we'll
known business man, who has been
urged to run on several occasions, but
who always declined.
Others who have been mentioned as
possible candidates on the democratic
ticket are Attorney H. II. Emmert,
Councilman c. G. Cushwa and At
torney Clarence p. Martin.
The name of Charles II. Lamar is
also prominently mentioned as q pos
sible republican candidate, and friends
of Mr. Lamar say that il they cannot
get him to enter the mayoralty race
they will endeavor to persuade him
to stand for the council from the sec
ond ward Mr.. Lamar was formerly
a member of that body and made q
splendid councilman.
The term of Mr.. Rentch, the demo-
cratic member from the second ward,
will expire this spring, and it is pro-
bable that he will again be nominat-
ed He has made good councilman.
Mr.. Lewis H. Thompson states that
under no circumstances would he ac-
cept nomination for mayor, and it
is believed that Colonel Thompson
would likewise decline to allow the
use of his name before the conven-
ton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
Governor Dawson Issued The For
NAL Call Tuesday Evening.
LEGISLATORS TO MEET JANUARY Is
Governor Admits 1t Is An Unpopu'
lar Move, But States His Rea-
sons For Calling Assembly
In Special Session.

49, Sk~S~A~> ~~~~~~~N'
A special dispatch from Charleston
says:
Governor William M. O. Dawson
Tuesday night issued his call assem-
bling the legislature of West Virginia
in special session, at IL o'clock a.
M, on January %, and accompanied
his official proclamation with state
ment which is virtually his message
to the lawmakers, in which he dis
cusses the subjects he has enumerat-
ed In the call and advising the legis-
lature Of the action preferred by him
In these matters.
The constitution prohibits the legis-
lature from enacting legislation upon
any subject in special session except
those specified by the executive, but
as there are 81 subjects, including
the local bills, contained in the call,
it cannot be expected that the session
of the Legislature will be a short one
Conspicuously absent from the call Is
the local option bill, which the gov
ernor favors, but failed to insert for
fear OF dissensions in the party which
might affect the passage of any rene
dial legislation.
The governor states that he real
ICES the objection there is to spe-
cial session Of the legislature, and
ascribes as his particular reason for
calling it the recent decision of the
Supreme court in the Writ county tax
case, in which the court held that the
law limiting the county levies to 35
cents on the 500 did not include
that for district road purposes. The
effect of the decision was to annul
the workings of the new tax laws,
and to remedy this defect the COVER
nor has inserted this subject at the
head Of the call.
One subject over which a spirited
fight is liable to occur is the item ask,
ing for the enactment of law to
abolish fees in the county offices, but
Governor Dawson believes he has pub
lie sentiment with him in the matter
and has put it up to the lawmakers.
In his statement giving his reasons
for the assembling of the Legislature
Governor Dawson says:
II know that there is objection to
calling any extra session of the legis-
lature and among many feeling of
dread at any meeting of our lawmak-
ers. Members OF the legislature are
Continued on page 81
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
"FATTY FELIX' HERE.
Rattling Good Show at the Central
This Evening.

Fatty Felix" accompanied by Q
bevy of pretty girls and several good
comedians, arrived here today and
will give a performance at the Centra
Opera house tonight. The show is
said to be rafting good one, and Tho
Winchester Star pronounces 1t fal
above the ordinary. 1t should at
tract a packed house here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
DIG WINDOW SMASHED.
Shutter Crashed Through Glass al
The Berkeley Hotel.

A shutter on a rear window in the
lobby at the Berkeley hotel was sent
flying through the glass by the fierc(
wind about o'clock Tuesday even
ing, sending shower Of broken glass
over several drummers who were
seated at a nearby table. No one was
injured, and Manager Martin had the
gaping hole Immediately boarded up
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Pleasant Event at the Home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Tabler.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tabler enter
tanned party Of friends at their coun
try home, Quiet View, along the Ope
quon, the affair being in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Tabler, of Manning
ton, w. Va. The affair was a thor
oughly enjoyable one. Other guests
present were Mr.. Harrison Tabler
Mrs. Virginia Tabler and Miss Mild
red Tabler
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
MIR. BENDER IMPROVED.
But His Condition Remains Very Sc,
rlOus Says Message.

A message received here today from
Mrs. l. L. Bender, who is at the bed.
side of her husband, County Clerk
Bender, at the Johns Hopkins hospi-
tai, Baltimore, states that his condi-
ton is slightly improved, but that he
is yet critically i'll.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08

w. f. Rockwell 5 & 10 Cent Store
Special sale of 6 qt Granite Ket-
ties Saturday. Jan. IL. Sale begins
$50 o'clock. SGT
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-08
Natal Statistics.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne
Oh the Winchester pike--a daughter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20
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P. J. DAILY, Of 1247 W. Congress St.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20
2404 JEFFERSON AVE
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The discover
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Remedies for all
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day science OF
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-20
oh. What q Change"

Ca. wha: change mas con- over
the face Of this city sine IN" .!"au
Of Bishop ChallonCr. or" hundred ard
twenty so4Cn y~ary az. So sirin-'Hi
and o?pTCsSiv" wCr" ~" religious r.
sirirt,ous N has day. that he was Oh.
nzcd to observe the utInn-t Circam-
.pcctioa in hrr ak "a the Broad o. lii"
and dispcusing th" word e God {.
his scattered lock HIS lai''r Gays
were crabiticrrI by bCSclfinE his
ohaFclg rathlcssly DESTROYED ~ mob
in IN. Lord GcnTgc Gordon riots
w.. e nd almost literally say with IN"
rrophc, y. las: with z-al have I l''"n
zcs.ou. for the trTd of Hosts. b~raus"
the childrcn of israel have tnrSskcn
Thy covenant they hsy" dcS,rcych
TAy alters; thy have stain Thy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-30
VIRGINIA NEWS

party 81 Congressman inspected n,
Jamestown Exposition site and Norfolk
harbor Saturday.
VIM. Nj. Many, formerly 81 Culpeper
was appointed clerk OF the l.. ;. district
and circuit courts in Danvile.
Rev. J. ". Hurt. of Stevensburg. wi
assist Rev. J. N. Besdles. pas tor OF Z'or
Baptist church. IN Orange county. 10 a
protracted meeting, beginning sunday.
August 9th.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Down.
ming 20 W. II. Plnckard Is announced Ia
take place at White Marsh church Jul,
10th at q p. m. Miss Downing T. n
daughter OF Samuel Downing
VA Edwards formerly town sergeant
OF Leesburg. died Monday. aged forty.
i've. Death resulted from a second az
tack OF paralysis. be Il survived D.,
his vile and five children. Afr. Edwards
was native Of Westmoreland county.
Magistrates will be better paid after
July lst- The new law provides a re o.
II Tor Issuing warrant. instead 81 80
cents Constables are paid so cents D
executing warrants and > per cent com
mission on the amount granted 70 the
plaintiff
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-30

Since the action of the Georgia
Democrats in sending an unin-
strncted delegation to Denver.
the New York World figures that Mr..
Bryan will in all probability be de
feated for the nomination. The
World says that a careful poll of the
delegates so far elected shows that
there will be, on the first ballot 35S
votes cast against Mr.. Bryan. As is
takes a two thirds vote in a Demo-
cratic convention to nominated If this
be true, Mr.. Bryan will fall consider
ably short OF nomination on first
ballot. IL Mr.. Bryan is not nOmina-
ted on the first ballot, his nominal
sion is certainly doubtful. Cover
nor johnson, Of Minnesota, and his
friends have recently announced that
his name will be presented to the
convention as candidate for the
first place on the ticket, I'm spite of
a rumor that he would withdraw
from the race, or would accept the
nomination for yice-President. The
Governor and his friends must still
think he has chance to win. and
they must have something upon
which TO base this opinion. We must
confess, however, in spite of the fore
cast OF the World and Gov. john
sons position, it looks very much
like Bryan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-30
MARRIAGES

At Gwynns island Baptist church
Mathews county, June Is. Miss Sophia
Calls became the bride 81 Vernon Hurst
Rev. l.. II. Suddith oftcisted.
John Orsie OmohundrO and Miss Eu-
nic' Blake Annaiale. daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs VIM. NJ. Annadale. of Baynes-
vile, Westmoreland county. We're united
Ia marriage Wednesday evening. Tbs
couple will reside at Harvard. Mass.
A pretty home wedding took place IA
the brides home. IN Kilmarnock. Jun.
10th, at $50 p M. when Miss Alma
Ramps. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Ramps. was married TO Leon Bonner
Rev. l. Z. Combs ofiiciated Mr.. + N
Bonner was best man Mr.. aud Mrs
Bonner v I'll reside IN Kilmarnock.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
saturday at the homeof Mr.. and Mrs. e.
K. Richer. of Franklin Furnace. y. J .
when their sister. Miss Bessie Cloud Fer
guson, daughter of the late Rev. ;. q
Ferguson, became the bride of + II Carr.
% Flint Hill, Va. Rev. 1. h. Plumsr.
OBLIGATED. Miss MsrgareCRay Ferguson
was maid OF honor. G. L. Bradford b,sr
man.
At Bethany Methodist church. Glou
eester county, Wednesday. Miss L. Eta
Lewis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. &.
Lewis. became the bride OF ]. NJ. Ander-
ton. The bridal party was led by the
ushers, Messrs. Ilatchors Croswen and
Milton Harris. followed bT eight ribbon
girls. The other attendants were Miss
tlice BONNER Rudd. of Manchester. ana
Nathan Tlllage; Miss Biddle AShe and
Hubert troswell. Miss Emily Lewis and
Aionzo Lewis. Miss Emma Odeu Bailey.
81 Richmond. and !. Thomas Lewis.
the matron of honor was Mrs Robert
d. Powers, Of Newport News Maid OF
honor. Miss NJ. Annie Lewis ] Elliott
Wallace. of Ashland. was b.st man
Revs- j. ;. Wallace and J. L. Gill ofici-
uted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-30
TAILEY-DtMPSEY
4 Pretty Wedding at Wilderness Church.

At $40 p N on the evening 81 the oath
oi June, at the vi dernesS church. Miss
Florence Pearl Dempsey. daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs d. 4. Dempsey. and AZ. Robert
Elliott Tally we've united IN marriage.
Both ar well known aud popular rest
dents % Spotsy lvania county. Rev. Mr..
Beadlss read the wedding servlse aud
Mrs. ID. L. Payne played the beautiful
I LoheUgrin March
The maid Of honor was the bride
sister, Miss Alberta Dempsey. aud the
best man was the groom'- brother. Mr.
Jeter ralley. Misses Lucy PAYNE and
Grscie Scott acted As flower girls The
bridesmaids were Misses Nora ghilirsss.
Jsue Faulkner, Estelie Kennedy Florence
bi-coe aud Eddie Dempsey. The grooms-
men Were Messrs. j. 4. Dempsey. Realp
Jones. Nister johnson. Grover Wilson
aud Henry Eirzhugh. usher, Messrs.
Willie Johnson. Payne Tanner. Irwin
Kennedy and Alfred Faulkner.
The bride was dressed in a princess
gown Of white silk NULL made over
white organize. with vel. aud carried
white bride roses aud ferns. The maid ol
honor was dressed IN white organdie
oud carried pink ross aud fern-. The
Hover girls and al the bridesmaid
were dressed ia white. The church wa-
prettily decorated.
When the strains oi the Lohegrin March
began the wedding procession moved
impressively down the two a,sles oi tie
church. the service was read TO low
music and the bridal party proceeded ga
order out 81 the churcd
After the service rei-eshments were
served at the home % the brides parents.
The out OF town guests were SIR. Jas
Dempsey. OF Ashland: Ar Beale Jones
and Mr.. ksines 81 Frederi ks1urg. Mr.
Grover Nilson.oi Fauquler; Miss Jea ito
Nnhton and Miss Alberto Dempsey. of
" eshington. Miss Nora Chudres-. %
1 knoxville. and Miss B.-coe. 81 So just.
There WAS a large ATTENDANCE at tho
wedding and the bride received many
handsome and useful presents % silver
and cut glass. etc.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Talley Will make their
home IN Spotsylvsnia county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-30
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