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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Harrisburg.-Gov.S Stuart has signed
these bills: Appropriating $4,000 to
state normal schools for tuition; to
enable cities and boroughs to unite
with the state in building armories,
and for commission to ascertain the
cost of condemning toll bridges over
the Delaware. The latter was Mr..
Marvin's resolution.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Harrisburg.-Th state railroad
commission, in an opinion given by
President Nathaniel Ewing, has ruled
that no railroad can create a favored
district in terminal zone. The de-
cision was given in the case of the
York Manufacturers association
against the Northern Central and
Western Maryland railroads. 1t is
one of the earliest cases brought be-
fore the commission and the Pennsyl-
vania company vigorously opposed the
action.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Harrisburg.-The senate has finally
passed the Magee bill amending the
Pittsburg city charter, providing for
the creation of a department of health
and increases in the number of asses
sors and magistrates. The portion
providing for the regulation by coun-
ellis of street railway companies was
stricken out. The house concurred on
the bill as amended, McJunkin of But
Ter casting the only negative vote, and
it is now with the governor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Harrisburg Chairman James F.
Woodward of the house appropra-
tions committee has introduced the
general appropriation BILL which. af-
ter printing, will be referred back to
the committee. Then the AK will fall
upon certain soft spots which are Wis
ible even to the naked eye. The bill
carries 7,461 ,S23.96, of which $15,-
100000 is for public schools, the bal
ance being for the various depart
ments and fixed charges of govern
ment. There will be $1,000,000 addi-
tional provided for paying the expen-
ses of the primaries by bill present
ed by Mr.. Woodward, and by special
act 100000 will be provided to cover
overpaid taxes, etc, making the gen
eral budget $2S,761,S23. This added
to the $54,OOO,OO0 asked for state and
charitable Institutions, soldiers pen
sions public roads, etc, gives a grand
total of more than $50 1000. 900 Audi
tor General Young and State Treas
urer Sheath agree that the available
revenues will not exceed $4,000 900.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Waynesbwg.- Reorganization of the
Waynesburg & Monongahela Street
Railway Co. has been effected. The
company obtained the charter pre-
viously granted to a group of Waynes-
burg promoters who planned a similar
line before the dissolution of the
Farmers and Drovers' National bank
The officers of the original concern
have resigned. General Manager Shell
don says that construction of the new
trolley line from Waynesburg to Mon
ongahela viii be commenced at once,
the contract having been awarded to
Now York firm.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25

Chambersburg.-T j. Brere-
ton on April 1 will resign as engineer
of the Cumberland Valley railroad
after 16 years service. Mr.. Brereton
was born in Pittsburg and received
his civil engineer degree from Column
bia university. He retires to manage
the Denny estate in Pittsburg, of
which he is one of the executors. He
will continue his residence here.
George c. Koons of Reading will sue
ceed Mr.. Brereton as engineer.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-03-25
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
LEARN TELEGRApHY

Graduates OF this school are in
demand by the big railroads.
have advance calls for over Ioot
orators. We teach and place yt
an easy, good paying position IN
20 weeks.
Atlantic Telegraph lnstltu
Laurel, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
February Sale

y
A lot of new $3.50 Suits in
Mems and Young Mems sizes
80 to AZ. AllWorsteds and All
Wool Cheviots; A lot Of new,
fine $50 and S25 neat Mixed
Worsted Suits at SIS, in
Regulars and Stouts, sizes up
TO 40 Bargains in Bows Short
Pants Suits at 81 5o,S2.25,S3
and 81. so; i'll Long Pants
Suits at 81. so, SO and ST. so.
i off Bows and Mems Heavy
Overcoats, Odd Trousers and
Suits. New Spring Overcoats
New Raincoats. New ST ring
Black Suits. New Hats AND
New Shoes coming in anC
ready. Bargains all over til \
store in Winter Goods toclos -
out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
NORTH EAST

Mr.. DIR. Underwood and daughter,
Alice. are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Saiah Alexander is visiting her
son. John. in Germantown. Pa.
Messrs. Walter and Hugh Stewart
spent week at Coaiesvillc, Pa,
MIR. and Mrs George Simcoe are
visiting his parents Judge and Mrs. w
II Simcoe.
lanes Rccdy OF the lightship SER
vice. is visiting friends this week.
Mr.. Minker. oi Philadelphia, will oc-
cupy the house i'll Perkinsville enlarg'
ed and improved by Patrick Recdy
The outlook for an ice crop is not
very promising al this time. there not
having been ton put away yet.
Some miscreaut broke into the sum.
mcr nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nc
Daniel a, Shady Beech. but nothing Of
value was taken.
The K. NJ. {. Band will hold par.
Gel social and musical in G. A. X. Hall
Wednesday evening, February ~.
Wingatc Post = \. K. will hold a
lincoln Memorial service and reunion
an the evening OF l.incoln's birthday
February -.
Mr.. Thomas Stewart viii move to
the Howard House farm this spring
after residence here oi ior,y years
or more.
The revival in the NJ T.. Church has
been discontinued. except on Thurs
day and Sunday evenings.
The people who give our town a bad
name when away from home should
Try To- think and compare their native
town To- others Here We have a con
tinunus vaudeville. two moving pic
turc shows. a tirst-clas, hotel, lot OF
stores. fine churches. the best school IN
the county outside OF Jacob Tome In
stitutc. and water that can't be beat
and an underground route to some
thing stronger II desired And we have
lots al money in bank and continual
increase in population. both native and
foreign
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Nj, Julia Bca,tcu, 81 Philadelphia,
scout part 81 last week with her par
ems.
MIR. and Mr., Harry Pierce and son,
spent Sunday with Mir aud Mr., Geo.
lum. near Cayots
Herbert Baker spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wilmington.
Mrs Julius Clayton and Mrs. Mary
Clayton Price. are the guests oi Mrs.
Joshua Clayton. Al Elku, Park Pa.
Mrs. J. Gronmc steele, spent several
day, last week in Philadelphia
Mis-, Florcrcc Egcc is visiting
friend, in Philadelphia.
William Schacicr, Oi Delaware Col
lcgc. spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home
Clifford Dale Of Philadelphia spent
Sunday m town.
Mis-, Lulu Bry soon was the guest OF
Ms, Glady, Bank. over Sunday.
Byron Rhuadc,. 81 near Middlctown,
,pert last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Charlie, Rhoadc,
Mis-, Evelyn kiblcr /, the guest OF
trend, in Philadelphia
Mr., J Y. Wallace, Misses Emily
ard N'lNvIld W iiliinN, ~ near Elkton,
were the guest, Of Miss Kay Price,
Wcduc day
Miss Vail. OF Washington, d. C., is
visiting Mrs. { n Price
Misses Dora Steele and katherine
Hanson spout last Friday with Mrs.
| Harry KILLER.
Mr., Ida Ruuchc'lc and Miss Mary
Bnuchcl'c spent Tuesday in Phladcl-
phia
DR. Dclmar Smithcrs was Phila.
| dclph:a visitor last week.
TN" Spin,tcr's Cub was entertained
~ the home oi Miss Florence Egce
| last week
The odd Fellows will celebrate the
goth anniversary Of the organization ot
heir lodge next Saturday evening
February 10,
The Girls, Mission Band met at Miss
Katie Pcnscls Friday afternoon,
The Daughters OF the Confedcracy
held a meeting at the home OF Mrs
Bennett Steele. Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Sewing Society met al
Mrs. James Hopper's Thursday after
noon.
The ladies Of the Christian Fndea'
yor will hold Valentine Luncheon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

in Reeds Corner Store. next Saturday
evening.
The Epwor,h League OF the NJ. <.
Church will hold luncheon in Reeds
Corner Store, Friday and Saturday
evenings. February 10 and 10
Quarterly Conference will be held in
the NJ f. Church Saturday evening.
Fire broke out in the sitting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5.
Bycrs last Friday evening, from an
open fire place. 1t was extinguished
before much damage was done
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph II Rees enter
tanned a few friends last Wednesday
evening. Those who enjoyed the even
ING we're Mr. and Mrs Bennett Steele,
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Clayton, Mr.. and
MIR, Frank Howard. Miss Lille Wool
ford and Harry Howard.
Mr.. Harry Howard entertained Mr..
and Mrs. julius Clayton. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Rees. Mr. and Mrs. Frank How
ard Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones, Misses
Elsie Karsncr, Hattie Morgan, Flor
cncc Egcc, Lille Wooliord and Rich
ard Wallis. at dinner last Friday even
ing AT "Randala'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
PORT DEPOSIT.

Mis-, Rcbccca Collin, will have
charge %. the Epwurth League Dcyo-
,ioual meeting next Sunday evening
Topic Our Messiah Matt ~: 80.
Luke -: IS =.
Mis- Helen BECKER. ,i Baltimore.
spent several day, lat week with MIR
and Mir, William Campbell.
Mr., E,riha Smiih,uu ha, returned
from very pheasant y'>'i With ONiord
relative.
Mis-, Esther Banks, 81 Chesapeake
City, I, CHG guest Of Mis- Virginia Nj
kiusuu
Mrs y $ Collins. who has been III
for several week, with typhoid lever.
Is able t. be down stairs.
The laiie, at the Willing Work
or, Suc.rs wliI serve the annual ban
que. Ia rHc Knight, OF Pythias Wed
ncslay evening February TO- IN the
Ncshut Han.
Mi, Virginia Atkinson will enter
tain the \pna Delta Kappa, Friday
evening. february ), at her home.
Nh J. Gihhor, was Baltimore
visitor Monday and Tuesday
TN, aunuI banquet oi the Masonic
Lodge wt'' he held at the rumc In
stitulc Iuu Friday evening, February :.
Mr., Frank Benson was a BaltI
more visitor last Thursday and Friday,
DR.. Harry T. Clemson is rcCupcrat
ing in Baltimore
Miss Gicua turin entertained q mum.
bcr ui her gu. friends At her home last
Saturday evening
Nil, Eculah NJ CrcSwcll. in coming
down MIR, Jane, Campbcli's front
steps last Saturday morning made a
mis- step and icll Ia the bottom Miss
Ctcswcll received few scratches and
bruises. but was not seriously hurt.
Miss Margaret Davis will give an
organ recital next Sunday afternoon at
Mcmyr!a! Hall at 45n o'clock Miss
BARTON. vi"ltniSt
Mis-, Agnes Lockwood Muwbray, oi
" Wilmington. spent Sunday with Miss
E,tclla l. Dyakync
Mrs Samuel Rowland. oi Baltimore
was thr guest @. Mrs Ransom Tues
day.
Me,-r, Ford ard Bauer will give a
moving picture and vaudeville show
February 20, in the Town Hall. Tor
the benefit ol the Riverside Cornct
Band.
MIR, ]. N Griffin a former teacher
ct Tome Institute, III North Adams
Mas. visited number oi her Port
Deposit friends this week
Mr. Harry lamm spcu, Sunday Will
friends m Bel Air,
Mr. Arthur Sullivan. 81 Aberdeen
~as the guest ui MIR, James Campbell
This week
Mis-, Emm1 Smith, OF Baltimore. i.
the guo,, ut her sister, Mrs A. J.
barry.
Mr. George " Conner has rcturne,
from a very pleasant visit with hi,
sons in Baltimore.
Or A. 5 Mowbray. District Super
iutcndcnt Ut the Wilmington Confer
cncc, preached an exceptionally fin,
sermon at the Methodist Church las
Sunday morning Or. Mowbray wa.
entertained by Mr.. J H. Kmble.
McSsrs Asbury Graves and Bcr
Council, OF CcntrcyiIlc. are running
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

~ in the head and the latter seriously
in his shoulder and neck. They then
took TO flight without getting any pIun.
der The Mailman home is onc-stofy
structure. and the dead mans son
found on Monday $1,000 hidden almost
everywhere. in cups. cupboards. chests
ard beds aud between leaves Of books.
a tea kettle under bed held few
pennies over dollar in amount. The
county offered $500 reward for the MUIR
derers Walter Aston, inquiring at the
Lancaster police headquarters whether
Paul FornwaIt had been arrested, gave
a hint 10 the officers Fornwalt was
arrested and told the story OF the mur
der, duplicating Ben and Walter Aston
and himself. Walter denied any COM
picity but later is said 10 have weak
encd and brought Jacob Kinscy.
hotel keeper. ui Marticvillc, into ffes
scheme 10 rob the Hallmans. as he
was 10 get s. Of the plumber from him,
Ben and fornwalt Walter Aston
charges that Kinscy. Amos Beach and
himself planned TO rob Amos Huber
at his home near Overland Church. In
September. 1908. and injured one Of
Huhcrs eyes witha blow from revol.
yer butt They got no plumber, as HUI
ber's sister fed out ri doorssta give
the alarm. and they made off >-rhe.
Hnbcr's recognized them. but feared
10 tell what they knew. Beach estab-
ishcd an alibi 70 the Mailman murder.
but must answer with Kinsey for the
Huber assault
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

for . two months visit She is now
with her cousin in Newark. N
Mr. Frank Neal, Of Baltimore, spent
"Wednesday night 81 last week as the
guest Of .diss Cornclia Abrahams.
Mr. George Bryde. OF Wilmington,
spent the week end as the gucss OF his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Ruitcr. of Les
lie, visited MIR. and Mrs. John 7, Rut-
ter few days recently.
Mr.. Ailiiam Rca Is quite III. Little
Albert, who ..as had diphiheria, is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Don Malambrr. 81 Baltimore,
visited h-.ss Marshall this week.
Miss Rose Reynolds returned Satur-
day from months visit in PhiladeI-
phia.
Mrs Sarah !. oodrow returned Sat-
urday from philadelphia, where she has
been for the past four weeks.
Mr.. c. K. Miller had his second sale
of West Virginia cattle at his home,
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lora Thompson has returned
iroma three weeks visit with Mrs. c,
w Maydwell. Of Baltimore.
The Sock Social held at Mr. c. s.
Abrahams'. Wednesday evening the
9Th. by committees No. ! and 2. oil
the Woodlawn Y. was decided sue
cess. About 100 people came with
their socks and many others sent their
socks The following program was
well rendered :-Instrumental solo
Misses Penney and Abrahams; recita'
ton. Miss Edith Helps Things Along"
Miss Elizabeth Tyson; solo. Dream
ing. Mr.. Neal: recitation, Miss Holt
vocal duet. what is Love" Miss Alb
rahams. Mr. Neal: recitation. "Hcr
Picked Husband Rev. J Howard
Gray: solo. "Old Black joe Mr.. Neal
instrumental duet. Misses Penney and
Abrahams: reading OF Temperance
Standard. Mrs. r. 6. Tsrry- Ice cream
cake and coffee was served 10 all IN
the dining room The socks" cor
tanned S37. The committee wish &c
thank everyone who in any way heSpet
10 make the social such success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
PERRYvILLE

The Ladies Aid Society oil the
Perryville NJ. 4. Church, will hold an
oyster supper in the j. O. U. A. Nj.
Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings,
February 10 and 70. Supper tickets,
IS cents. No suppers will be sent out.
Mr.. Willie Matthews spent Sunday
last in Camden, N. j., and Washing
ton ID. C.. Sunday week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Steele, OF Viii
mington. we're the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. I. NJ. Owens on Sunday.
Mrs Charles Crawford entertained
the Ladies Art Circle on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Maurice Cole visited relatives
m Wilmington the past week.
Mrs Blanche Beck. OF the Samaritan
Hospital. Philadelphia. was the guest
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Craig, this week
Mrs Harry White visited relatives
in Wilmington the past week.
Miss Dora Glenn, OF Childs, is visit
ing Mrs Ada Sherman and family
spending few days in North East
Mrs Harry Hathaway and daughter
Laura. are visiting her son, Victor
Hathaway
Mrs William Baker. Mrs Charles
Crawford and Mrs, NJ +. Cole spent
FRIDAY ul last week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. aud Mrs Noel Keesey spent
Friday OF last week in Baltimore,
Mrs Henry Gallon and son, Harry,
are visiting hdr brother, Mr.. George
Wright. "a Stcpney. Hartford county.
The FcliS Weighs Club met at the
home Of Mr Boyd White on Thursday
evening.
Master Melvin Patterson, youngest
s,n, of Mr. ! w Patterson, has been
Nc cry in th, week
The following report was sent out
Monday last by the State Board OF
Health OF Baltimore The eXamlna-
tom ui d. charges from the throat OF
Mrs. Frcl Saunders living near Akin
avcurr. pcryyillc, still show positive
Ia the pressure IT diphthcria.
tSieucd Nm r. Stokes. NJ. d.
This l. the fourth examination IN
four weeks
Miss Hattie McCaulcy is spending
some time in Wilmington.
NOTlC,..--Nll persons wanting a
place to dump ashes and refuse, ex-
ccpi rotten meats, etc, may have the
privilege u dumping At my wharf
Feb .. :, r. MORGAN OWENS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Murdered by Masked Men

People OF Pcquea township, in lower
Lancaster county, are stirred over the
murder Of Alfred Mailman and the SER
ious wonnding OF Robert Kreider. aged
residents Of the Conestoga Centre sec
ton, by masked robbers on Sunday
night. Mrs. Mailman was i'll. and
kreidcr and a Mrs. Cramer called in a
friendly way Two men, wearing
masks entered the kitchen door. cry-
ing. your money or your lives" The
robbers had expected 10 find Mailman
and wife alone and opened fire on him
and kreidcr, shooting the former fatal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

The X G. +. gave smoker" in
their regular place OF meeting Mon
day night. The Rising Sun Cornet
Band furnished music for the occasion.
Miss Irene Riale gave a dance at the
home OF her brother. Mr.. Thomas
Rialc, living near town About forty
couples were present in all Messrs.
Wilson and Jones furnished music for
the occasion, which proved to be an
enjoyable affair.
Mr.. James +. Richards, OF Philadel-
phia, was visitor with friends in town
over last Sunday
Mrs Annie jenkins and daughter.
Helen, visited in Philadelphia, West
Chester and Avondalc during previous
week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
WOODLAND

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
met at the Parsonage Saturday after
noon. For the second time, Rev. J.
Howard Gray was unanimously invited
To- return to Hopewell and Asbury
Churches.
Mr. Joseph Toml.nsor has returned
from Philadelphia. While there he AZ
tended thief uucral OF his brother
Miss Annie Scnmcrs lett Monday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

The Helping Hand held a social at
the NJ f. parsonage on Wednesday
evening
Mrs John Crothcr, and son, Ken
meth, have been the recent guests OF
Mrs Aquila Rose. OF North East
Mrs Austin Carhart entertained the
Sewing Circle" at her home on FRI
day evening oi last week
Dr u. l.. Clifford was a Philadelphia
visitor on Thursday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06

rev cables through Port Deposit ior
the Diamond State Telephone Co.
MIR Chandler Smith, oi Baltimore
visited friends in town this week
Rev. aud Mrs. V. 5 Collins will ccle-
bratc their 2stl anniversary next Mon
day evening, February 8, at the Meth
odl,t Parsonage. from 8 until 10.
Mr. Charles Murray, OF North Caro-.
Ira. !, at his home
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
RISING SUN.

Miss Gertrude 5. Dare is enjoying a
visit with friends IN Philadelphia and
rclatiycsi Camden
Rev J. r. Otis and vile visited their
daughter, Mrs Long. in Crisiicld, who
has been very i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. B. H. Hcacock, OF Philadel-
phia. visited Mr.. J NJ Sterrcn and
family this week.
Miss Louise Wagner delightfully."- en-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
NEGROATIACES MAN ANDGIRL
Desperate Encounter on Streets OF
Cumberland.
Clarence Button Cut with RSzor ana
Companion Badly
Beaten.

oIeclal 20 The NaEltlg1un Head
Cumberland. Nd, June 5-Whus Car
ence Button vas esCorring Miss Fannie
Williams along Davidson street late last
night a negro came up from behind ard
at-aczed them.
Button put Up a vigorous defense until
he vas gashed across cte forearm with
q razor. when he ran down rhs nm 70
summon the police. During Buttons alb
sence the negro engaged the girl il a
desperate struggle She ran in another
direction when Button started away. bur
the negro overlook her
The torn condition OF her clothes and
the bruises and cuts she sustained about
The face and body cor-o50rate The story
of the assault which she told al The police
station when she confronted the negro,
who in the meantime had been arrested
Button and Miss Williams identified
their assanant. who gave the naue OF
William Coleman. of Tons Run. Pa.
and said he was a hotei porter and had
been engaged al Columbus. Ohio. bur
reached Cumberland yesterday from Scott
Haven. Pa
Coleman, from his talk aid appearance.
is a negro OF a low order OF intelligence.
ne admitted the encounter. claiming self
defense and denying he had assaulted
the woman further than 10 strike her
when she sought 10 protect Button. He
declared he used the razor on Button
after the latter had struck him with a
rock When arrested, three rszors were
found on Coleman.
Coleman was given a hearing before
Justice Martin here this afternoon. a-d
upon the advice OF States Attorney Robb
he was held for the action OF the grand
jury.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
No Announcement br Board.
NEW COAL LINE.
A. c. L. and y. & w. Make Deal
Which Helps Charleston.

a. {. l.. and y. & w. Make Deal
Which Helps Charleston.
New York June 25.-The Norfolk and
Western and the Atlantic Coast Line.
through the president and general coun-
sci Of each road. to-day completed ar
rangements 70 furnish the Winston
Salem Southbound Railway with funds
required 10 complete its line from Win
ston-Salem, \. c, 70 Wadesboro. s. c. a
distance Of about ninety miles.
These two points are the terminal CT
the Norfolk and Western and Of the At
lanuc Coast Line. respectively. and when
linked up viii establish a short line from
Charleston through the Pocahontas coal
helds 20 Cincinnati, and thence by other
roads 10 points North The new lines
will be owned entirely by the two sys-
TENS building il.
No new financing. It was said to-day,
Will have 70 be undertaken by either
road in connection with the construction.
Upon the completion OF the new line &
Is the intention 70 make Charleston the
great Southeastern distributing point for
Pocahontas coal for the Panama, Canal
trade, and 70 that end immense coal
pockets will shortly be constructed along
the harbor
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
Revenue &c officer wea..

Westminster. Nd. June 25-The we'd
ding OF Miss Josephine Reese. second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Reese,
Of this city. and Lieut.. Charles J. Cdend-
hal, OF the United States revenue cut
ter Mohawk, now stationed at Tompkins-
Vile, Staten Island. n Y. took place az
S. Johns Catholic Church wednesday
morning. The ceremony was performed
By Rev Joseph H CASSIDY. Lieut..
Odendhai. who is son OF Prof. I.uclen
c. Odendhal, OF Baltimore, was a student
e. Johns Hopkins. and is a graduate OF
Cornell University. The ushers were Eu-
gene NJ Lloyd. Henry c. Lewis. Joseph
s. Hill. and Lucien Brown, OF Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
FAIRMONT MYSTERY DEEPENs.
Brother of Mrs. McNamara Shoots
Himself.

Fairmont. ". Va, June 5.-Vernie
.Schleger, aged twenty-seven years
brother Of Clara Ann Mcnamara. who
was found locked in the arms of her
husband who died on Wednesday night.
committed suicide yesterday afternoon
by shooting himself through the head
He died instantly. His family was Sit
ting in the yard by the house when he
fired the fatal shot He passed his wife
whom he had married just two months
ago. and kissed her just before com
mitting the deed. A note was found bv
his side. which read:
Come at once. am very in Your
brother VERNE
No reason is assigned for his act
Brooding over the mysterious death Of
his sister may have unbalanced his mind.