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475 Pine st.. Ae'" hN Dio'j; San Frapeisco.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
FLORIDA LANDS.
CHE AID

CHEAP.
Would you invest in D. 10. 20 or 40 acre
fruit. vegetable poultry pecan or truck farm in
Florida's best agricultural district if you could
get it for $3.50 per acre under market price
We just opening new tract In Columbia
county, and while constructing the campaign will
sell few tracts cash or easy payments of 50
per month. We have just issued a beautiful 20
page book showing pictures of fields and dwell
ings in our locality, all in artistic colors. We will
mail you this book free and send you such other
advertising matter as will give you good idea
of our proposition. Our land is convenient to 8
railroads. and we have Lake City. modern
county seat of 5000 people, In our midst. People
who know Florida consider tract one of the
very best. 1t is indorsed by bankers. congress
men, farmers and the board of trade. Prices
very low: easy buying plan. Write for maps and
book giving truthful description. COLUMBIA
FLORIDA LAND CO., 457 Times building, st.
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE THE
RICHMOND PROPERTY.
Located in the CENTER of the CITY, facing
Cutting boulevard and the proposed deep
water harbor-the coming business section Of
the city.
Also, splendid residence lots, nicely located
and handy to all sections
Price $40O--Small payment down and So monthly.
McEWEN BROS.
4I5 Pine ST.. San Francisco.
FOR sale-One of the best lots in the city of
Richmond; coming business property and will
double in value in very short time. a chance
to make big profit. Can sell on easy monthly
payments. G. w. MEDLER. 4I5 Pine St. s II.
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BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-con.


NEW modern home; rooms. large. reception
hall. rooms and sleeping deck 14x2S. hard
wood floors, furnace; built for home; lot
50X142, all cultivated; choicest location Ap.
:. ply owner, 2a37 Piedmont av., Elmwood Park.
$500 down, $50 monthly. buys an elegant room
bungalow in first class condition. 2 blocks
from Key Route S. p. 30 minutes to S. F.;
price S3, $50; bargain. Buy direct from
owner 1913 Wooisey Berkeley
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oAtSI.ANn REAL EsrArE-con,lnuea I

OAKLAND REAL EsrArE-continued
.---- ..--.--.--.----=
SEE ROCK RIDGE PLACE TODAY
At As R5sK yg g35 ysit & TO the east bay side end today
~, = Tie ln',st 9ea1tlfil private park residence
:i!Feet 1ii- ail California.
-:At an. exclusive property where lot frontages
are S9 iol20 feet, and subdivision into smaller
--ili..iilQltiQ-s. is net 1fol1nitted
A}qrt every dots .. large lot and gardens must
s l5lta laed Where heard fences Will not lpa
ii., ~ ys iss pI,n9rtA -5llis provision
ie-'.-s " F1fller tls The green hedge effects
$ 70 eld tnelisl manor properties.
...... ROCK RlpeE PLACE
i.s2..ltlag directly Broadway. Where this
y tge.'9 5ateqlent llllls
si5een'lfd on erefy side by the homes Of
AQd yet now being sold at $50 to $50 front
-g'ti .ln terms. toe.
ROCK. RIDGE Place
. prices Il over tgn.. WAY out hv san Lean
dr.. o. down ln= II eolges1ed districts Of
Ngst oaklang.
=. VIII ape9E eaients dae quest ever put on
dngaes9unq in a3al .f,reia.
sa.,e s99.999 gsz, zgls5tes ), June @ le's lssf
.Aa4 horses scttipe back IS feet from heavy
cement caT5s.
p With parIways beautsUlly lined with hanks
.ol- seaf-et geraninms under large date palms
Eook RIDGE PLACE
= .rr-ifate residence place--in form. natural
Greek theaIer ip Berkeley
An exclusive. place fsr homes-less than 10
minutes. from 18th and Broadway
A1d sci aPart to. itself by "a classic entrance
o.. lfa -1sn rena lssance architecture.
- raest. bsaatffaI property. selling today at
prices .tfrlIA SO 10 $50 q front foot. Prices that
are Siup.y absurd.
GO TO ROCK. RITGE. PLACE TO-DAY:
Take the ker Roufe ~ 4o,b and Br,s6,v.-
Then on the College avenue car 10 the big sign
81 Lawton walk, -one block east 70. the property.
LAYMANCE- REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
Phones-oakland s9s. Home ssas.
ST 5o0-EEtrs 6ne. close in main business
street corner corner bargain; over go feet front
Tor revenue Improvements.
SD aoo-Improved holding. 5ox1oo. in downtown
re we sn recom,6end Paf fsis "a - splendid s5 did
ccptional Offering
s-5.ooo-fffry feet frontage on fne business
street east of Broadway: income SIl0
month: land worth the money with a
strong future: .- $4,000 improvements
$1,000 Beautiful home Of 10 rooms on COM
nandins elevation Of easy access; near
Senstor Perkins home. hardwood floors
furnace; aSN115; stable driveway flow
els- cost owner nearly S20.000 f4Qjl
Sl- l-o0o-Franklin st:. holding near 10Th ST -
feet frontage: income 81 $50 per snnum
cheapest buy in this fine street: within
500 feet II central Broadway. t5T4l
SI.5oo-fine home IN Blackstone heights of S
rooms. , baths. . extra servants rooms :
bedrooms 3 msntels; 45x104; swell lorea.
ton near Telegraph ay. fS67l
4-5oo-Pair modern corner fats Of and
rpoms: extra Wei built: may take good
lot as part payment; south Of 2Sth St
bargain. f4C5t
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
l2l4-l2l6 Broadway. Oakland.
TWO artistic bungalows and / fino colonial hons,
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80 Ar AZ Tie most oeaatlfll private park residenc,
tract jn all California
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MsSe your visit 10 the east bay side end today
at Rock. Ridge Place.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
LOTS with redwood trees enough to build your
house, minutes walk to Baltimore station;
all conditions and improvements. just what
you want; no saloops 45 minutes or less from
ferry via Sausalito; peace, quiet and rest at
Baltimore Canyon. w. l.. .COURTRiGHT,
$50 Market St, or at the Baltimore Park
SAN ANsELMo. Mill Valley. San Rafael prop
critics Atthowe Realty Company. 23S Market.
SAN ANSLEMO REAL ESTATE
WOODED lots in Fairfax Manor, $3.50; easy
school, ATTHOWE REALTY CO., San An
semo. 25S Market st: San Francisco
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
S4OO-House rooms; lot 45xl15; Millwood
heights: unsurpassed view; make offer must
sell. CHAS; W; EISHER $50 Markst
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
ROSS building lots, Marin county -Macadam ave
low; very easy terms Owner, r. n. CARSON,
% Battery. Carson Glove CO. San Rafael
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches acreage, exchange Price list
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
MENLO PARK REAL ESTATE
:. BARGAIN.
81 .5o0--Eair Oaks. near Menlo Park, on Atherton
av. :: modern. new residence of IL rooms,
| with 2 BATHS; also garage; large grounds,
over u acre; beautiful live oaks. This is
T. a.. S66D0 home, offered for S4.500. and
-: :. STRONG. HasLDEN & FARR
%. Sntter St, San Erane.sco;
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TWO artistic bungalows and fine colonial house
nave Just been completed IN the Colby Park
oitn ana Howell srs, Oakland. and VIII he
open for inspection between u. m and >
D. M today snd tomorrow; these houses are
being erected 10y the Idora Park company and
VIII surround q miniature lake and private
park ln the center of the block the idea is alb
solutely new; every owner VIII share I'm the
pleasures " the park; houses equipped with air
cooled. vent lated kitchens with dozens Of la
h0r saving devices. foot cement Easements.
sleeping decks. sewing ha{conies. bleaching
lawns German vegetable gardens. dealers per-
and not a real estate selling scheme: orders
now being taken for erection Of futlre homes
10 suit ideas Of buyers, easy terms; fun par
uculars on premises: Mrs Taylor representing
the Idora Park company. will be at bungalow.
60fh and Howell sts.. > to / y. m. phone
Piedmont 1866; take Telegraph av cars from
Oakland or Berkeley -and--get of al Goth and
walk east blocks TO Howell; blocks TO Key
Route; letters addressed Idora Park com
panv. Oakland VIII be answered in full Moth
ing like Colby Park ever been planned IN cen
trsl california; everybody invited.
50 850-Two room flats: Iot 35xl85: street
work al done; ] BLOCK 10 Key Route depot
$3.50; viii rent $24 per month
81 000-Two room fats. lot 45x150: less s. s0C
mortgage; near Grove and 55th 81. depot
s. 5u0-Two room fats: lot 25x190: blocks
= of Broadway; cost $1,000; must sell Il
close estate.
s.. 900 modern ; room cottages: lot s5x1s5,
blocks from Lake Shore Boulevard s., 50o
mortgage
s. 30o-A modern room cottage; corner lot
a0Xl00. blocks car line: easy payments
So. .500-Lot 40x225: all kinds Of bungalows and
> room cottages: North Oakland.
S3200-A new D. room modern cottage: lot 81 .6s
100; block to Key Route station: $500
cash
S900-Lot 50x1Jo. with room house: = bloch
Liese av-. cor. FuIitvaie; S150 cash.
HCGH NJ CAMERON. 1o5s Broadway
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SEE ROCK RIDGE PLACE TODAY
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AZ an. exclusive property where lot frontageS
-a59 "1 lol-o feet, and subdivision into smaller
90 ~! .-il2ll l1(ss. IS mot permitted
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:.
GAMING .& y1NToN AUTo co. carry the iarg-
: est line of. HONEST. DEPENDABLE AUTO
MOBILES in the west We know because we
overhaul them ourselves: The prices are within
easy reach.
CANNING & vINToN AUTO CO.
45a Golden Gate nv.
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TODAY'S BEST BARGAINS

1OD41 = BEecl BAiStrAlNS
81 SOO-Stationery. periodicals. cigars baggage
checking; clears $500 per mouth OF n" sale
81 .SGO-(irocery modern. swell; doing StJ esiy .
StiJ0-Coffee store and route; over So daily.
81 050- Grocery and rig. Oakland trade $40 day
So. .OG0-C Grocery: modern; CUlus9s best i'm town.
$40O-GrOcer; Mission ST.; paving; rent 50.
S25O-Cantly store: rU0mS rent so. Mission
So. 5O0-Candv store: Market St; money maker
S-.iO-Frlit store; $50 day. net rent SO mo-
$20O-StatioRery rms. rent so, great chance
$5jO-SalOon. busy street: net rent .- 10: mint
81. ONO-SalOOu 4 pool tables. etc: this
$500 Restaurant. central loc.: masking good.
81 O0-ReStaurant. never closing; tenderlOin.
COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE CO., 10 3d st.
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BERKELEY.
BALANCE s35 MONTH.

Win buy a fine , story house of roems: high
basement. large lot. close 10 Shattuck av. This
place has been held at $500. but it is reduced
Tor quick sale 10 81 000- In first class condition.
Interest % deferred payments only per cent.
Apply to owner.
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y lfsle ey':rN dot : p large lot and gardens must
g 5ltslAeo y here heard fenees viii not he
-sosNsa q stle tlt lfe irupertx-tlis provision.
- si- --ytit kept sack xarls inclosed by wire
-! ei: tAls ~ the green hedge effects
81 - eld tnelisi miinor properties.
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BURLINGAME real ESTATE


BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
the most beautiful within reach Of the city
far SURPRISING the cross bay localities; trans
fer to the San Mateo electric at 9th and
Market-you always get seat--ard get OF at
EASTON station, take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend. Here is the finest sub
urban home site the peninsula. EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGAME: beautiful
shaded paths cool the hottest days. all I'm.
proyements. cement sidewalks. streets. sewers,
water light and telephone installed; the
homes will appeal to you; large lots easy
terms; excellent and fast train service. twice
fast to cross bay points. For particulars
about EASTON address f. J. RODGERS, MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
IN Easton No l4 room BUNGALOW; $500 down.
$50 For particulars add. ]. w. BEvIS
Z. O Box 504. Easton.
81 .o00-S25o cash; room cottage; lot 5Ox15o;
berries. garden. r. +. X. 1885 O'Farren ST
CAZADERO REAL ESTATE
CAZADERo. tie campers paradse-Special sale
of large beautifully wooded lots on r. X. and
creek $40 up. booklets free; saloons
LOCKE -PADDON CO.. 500 Clement ST.. s. F.
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES Sl.40; rustic, $50. boards Sl0;
country orders solicited. SO 10th ST.. s. y.
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CO TO ROCK RIBGE PLACE TODAY
Take the Key Roufe to 10th and Broadway
Then on The College avenue car To the big sign
81 Lawton walk, one block east %. the property.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLE!

L. H. & B. L. BILL, 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps. Vesta batteries.
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts.
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a +Irr1 y9tt+ res idence r0ce--in form = natural
snphgttesteT.. about 20 times as large as the
Greek theater@ IL Berkeley
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
FOR NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Chapel to be Organized into Full
Fieged Congregation and Its
Own Pastor.

With a donation Of $500 from the
Baptist Home M ssionary board as a
nucleus, second Baptist congregation
will soon be organized at the Baptist
chapeI on Norh Hight street.
There are about fifty communicate
members there now and the above
sum CT money was contributed to-
wards the pastors salary and some i'm
provener's needed at the chapel. A
meeting of the congregation will be
held Thursday evening when a con-.
mittee will be appointed to select a
pastor and make such other prelimi-
nary arrangements as are necessary
in the case.
A second Baptist Church in Martins.
burg shows how rapidly that cenoml-
nation is growing. Hi herto Rev. w.
D. McCurdy, pastor OF the r rDt Bap-
t'st Church, has been supplying the
congregation at The chapel, but now
fhe people over there feel that they
are able TO stand alone, SO to speak,
and want pastor OF their own.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
MRS. SCHENK SCRUBS
APARTMENTS IN JAIL
HystericaI When She Hears She Can
Not Get Baii--Then She Cleans
UP the Jial.
Up the Ilal.

Wheeling, Dec. 2-When Laura
Farnsworth Schenk. accused of admin
istering poison 10 her millionaire hus.
baad. John 0. Scaenk. with murderous
intent. was informed by her counsel
yesterday morning that they would be
unable to secure bond for her she be-
came historical. Her cries could be
heard all over the jail She complains
ed bitterly that she would never see
her husband or children again
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Schenk
askeA the iailor for a bucket, soap,
mop, and scrub brush. and she spent
the entire day sarubbing not only her
own room in the tower on the bird
floor CT the jail, but the room adioin-
ing and the corridors leading 10 them
J. J. p 0'Brien, leading counsel for
the defense, said there We're twenty.
five business men willing to go on the
bond of the accused II their names
could be kept from the public, but
when they learned the bond would
be matter Of public record they
would not 60 her bail
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
VIM. A. PORTERFIELD
DIED IN BROOKLYN
Native Of Williamsport and Lately
Resident Of Washington--Well
Known in This City.

William A. Porterheld. a native OF
Williamsport, died Wednesday night
in Brooklyn, n. Y, Of heart failure,
aged IS years. He was a travelling
salesman and had been IN IN health
for over a year. He had recently
gone West with the hope Of benefiting
his heath, but not improving came TO
sanaiarium in Brooklyn.
He is survived by a wife and two
Children William A., Jr.. and Miss Mar
garet. Of Washington; also brother
Frank. of Washington. and sisters Mrs
Frank Schnehly, of Wiliamsport and
Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, Of Washington.
The body was taken to Wlliamsport
from Washington today for burial
the Masons of that place taking part
in the service.
Mr.. Porterfield had relatives here
and was well known to many people
formerly having been frequent Wis.
tor % this city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
TOTAL POPULATION DEC. 10.
Twenty-six States Have Been TotaIed
Up Thus Far.

Washington, Dec 3-The toai popn-
latlon OF the United States as re-
vealed by the Thirteenth Census Is ex-
pected to lie announced by the Census
Bureau on December 10.
Counting Arizona and New Mexico
as states the totals for 2S out of the
48 states already have been announced
The grand total for 26 of these states
Is 60,036759. VIII ch is gain OF be-
tween 81 and % per cent over the
population In the same states IN 1900
At this rate OF increase the total
population of the country shon d be
abou 81 100000.
The most striking development OF
the census as so far shown IS the rela-
tive growth of cities and Industrial
centers as compared with the farming
regions. The Eastern states have more
than held their own. while the states
OF the Middle West have fallen off.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
DIED IN BERKELEY
Force of Men Engaged in Putting in
New Bridges on the Berkeley
Springs Branch.

Berkeley Springs, Dec. Mrs Mary
Catherine Dawson, widow of Lafayette
Dawson, who died about six years ago,
died at 11.30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. aged 70 years. Mrs. Dawson was
the daughter of John Dawson, who
was the Judge of the County Court OF
Morgan county for number of years,
and was one of the founders OF the
United Brethren Church in this coun.
ty Mrs. Dawson Is survived by three
sisters. Mrs. Nancy Dyche, wife of Rev
c. p. Dyche; Mrs. Sallie Booth and
Mrs. Amelia Bait; and three sons. I.
X. Dawson, VIM. r. Dawson, and Win
ton l.. Dawson.
Mrs. Dawson had been a member OF
the United Brethren Church for a
great number of years, although she
had been a resident OF this town for
several years, and never moved her
letter from the old home church in
the county.
The funeral will take p ace at noen
on Saturday at Union Chapei. which
Is near her old home place and she
vii, be buried by the side OF her nus.
band.
There are several camps of work
men along the B eereilrysnSEEpk
men along the Berkeley Springs
branch putting in iron bridges in place
of the cd WORKOUT trestles. and al
ready several have been placed on the
abutments. II is reported that as soon
as the bridges are completed the
heavy rails will be laid in order 10
run heavier engines over the branch.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
Sl9,OOO HOTEL
6aItlmorean In Plan to Develop Ser
kelley sprines-George Washing
ton Went There.

Borke ey Springs, famous since the
time George Washington made his ear
~ surveys through Virginia mountains
because of the properties Of its water
is TO be developed into modern in
land resort.
The State Board Of Public Works
has what is in effect an option on the
property which was Inherited by this
state from Virginia. to l.. A. Clark,
real estate dealer, of Pittsburg; w. w.
Wood. OF Baltimore. industrial agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. and Forrest w. Brown, an
attorney OF Charles Town
The option lasts until Januagy II
next, and at that time, If the persons
holding The option can assure the
board they are ready 70 expend min
inum sum of s150,00O in erecting d
modern hotel and baths. a lease for
fifty years win be given.
Mr.. Clark expects TO organize com
pany to take over the lease. Mr. Wood
says the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company is Interested in the proiecl
only TO the extent OF furnishing bet
ter transportation facilities, while Mr.
Brown represents some of the prop
erty owners at Berkeley Springs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
FRUIT ESTIMATE
Thinks Orchard SITS in This Section oil
the Country Have Advantages
Over Northerners.

Last summer Mr.. BLY,, of Rochester,
spent some days in Berkeley County.
The following from American Fruits
gives his estimate of this section:
"Myron T, Bly,, returning from Wis.
it to the Blue Ridge and Allegheny val
leys, said:
1.-THE Southern section will have
from so to 80 per cent of full crop.
The estimate is based on the bumpe +
crop of 1906. In one locality | saw
over so miles of almost continuous ap-
pie orchards. About one-third are in
full bearing. We spent half day in
a typical orchard of 50 acres. About
one-half of the trees We're mature. The
rest were six-year-old CRAFTS on two
year old stock and the latter We're
loaded and The whole orchard carried
10000 barrels.
"The re apples were beginning to
color. Orchards from 800 to 500 acres
are not uncommon.
ut would seem to me that The West
ern New York growers will make a
great mistake ii they do not secure
the enactment and enforcement OF
laws, as in Oregon, for the control OF
pear blight and plant pear trees in
stead of apple trees. Owing 10 favor
able climatic conditions, cheap labor
and low cost of living, the Southern
growers can produce apples much
cheaper than the Western New York
growers. On their orchards they get
large annual crops without cultivation
When they begin TO work those or
chards properly their output will be
greatly increased
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
MEMS BIG MEETING
Cumberland Man Delivered Fine Ad-
dress Sunday Afternoon and Good
Music Feature.

81 mems meeting at the " NJ. G..
A. sunday afternoon was well atfend-
ed and 1t was especially interesting
throughout
The address was delivered ky Mr..
VIM. G. Montignani. general secretary
of the Baltimore and Ohio Y NJ. G. A.
at Cumberland He spoke on THE
Greatest Need of Our Times, and the
general verdict was that II was one OF
the best ever heard here on a similar
occasion.
Good music was a feature of the
meeting and gave II added In crest.
The Y. NJ G. A orchestra Of twelve
pieces played several selections that
were well received MIR. Mantignani
sang solo entitled "Sone Day the
Silver Cord VIII Be Broken. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Reynolds sang very beau
tifully Trust Thy Father. He VIII
Never Fail Thee" A male quartet com
posed CT Messrs. James Bowers, Ed
ward Reynolds. A. d. Darby and J. IT.
Zirkle sang lust As I Am" and the
effort was highly appreciated by the
audience. The singing was led by Mr..
James Bowers and Rev. Or. J. Paul
Wright offered prayer
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. w ID.
McCurdy. this city will deliver the ad,
dress.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
ENGINEER GUILTY
Jury Took Twenty-Three Hours TO De.
eide on Wreck Verdict in
Hagerstown.
Haqerstown
From The World Of Friday

From The World OF Friday:
After celebrating twenty three
hours. she jury in the case of Engine
man Charles b. Eichelberger, tried for
manslaughter in Hagerstown, yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. brought
in a verdict of guilty
AT 1.30 the jury reported to Judge
Keedy that hey could not agree upon
verdict. The Judge sent them back
to the jury room with the request
that they endeavor to reach a verdict
Etchelberger. who was indicted joint
" with Louis S. Hopwood. conductor
of the same train. was in charge oil
the eastbound freight which collided
with a westbound freight at Raven
Rock bridge one night in August last
resulting in the loss OF five lives. two
Of the dead being trainmen.
Those in charge of the eastbound
freight at Chewsvil,e received orders
10 pass the westbound train at Smiths
burg. According to the testimony the
orders were disobeyed and the train
ran past the place of meeting and col
lided with the westbound train near
Eigemont.
Case against Conductor Hopwood
will be, tried next week.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
Wed dino Invitations.

Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Miss Beniah May
Felker to Mr.. Gilbert Herr Hendricks,
both of near Shenandoah Junction,
which will take place Wednesday even
ing, December Ia at the brides home,
Cedar Hall" A reception will be held
after the wedding from six 30 nine
O'Clock The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G Felker
and niece of Justice S. S. Felker,
this city, and Mr.. John d. Felker.
north of town.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
Mrs. cushwa Home Again,

Mrs. Charles G.. Cushwa, West Mar
tin street, who was taken i'll on the
9Th Of last July and for long time
remained in critical condition, final
ly undergoing an operation for gall
stones, in the Kings Daughters Hos
pital a month or more ago, was
brought home Saturday evening She
Is nearly as well as ever, and with a
good appetite, is improving finely Her
many friends VIII be delighted TO learn
of this.