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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
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geranIabt 5obn Strietelm.ier 3n sl'
mem SelbitmoroDeriub.

0urA anbuuernoe Rrdntlihteit CUR
ger3peiflunq getrieben, mahte geitern
Der "a Sabre aIte S6lahter S0bn
Strietelmeisr bon Der WaribdQ uno
Golerain 2lpenue, einen Selbitmoro-
periu6, inoem er iih bic &ebIe gu
bur6Ihneiben perIutte. Ter Gebens@
muoe puros gsitern Morgen BON istnsr
dIteiten 5ohter Carrie, als ne BON etz
mem 4usQanq 3uriidte6rte, in ietnem
8lute ihtpimmeno aufgefunoen uno
ouf ibre 6ilferufe siltsn Die iibrlgen
Sdmilienmitqlieoer unb ylahbarn hers
Bel, Die fir bic iofortige lleberfiibruna
5trietelmeiers nah benz Itdott'der
Soipitdl Gorge trugsu. SsiH 3uitann
III nah Der Grtldrung Der asr3te ubsrs
aus bsbentlih.
Strtetelmeier mar isit Idngsrer Set
trdntlih uno granite lid auberben
iiber bas Dor SahresfriIt erfolgte 4bIs'
ben Ieiner Satin. Gm por9e'trIgeT
Saoe lab er pom 'genitsr aus ben leI
tensug isines 5reunoes uno 4rbetts
tollesen Sobu grieoria, Der iia Dor et
nioen 3aoen, sbenTa1s infolge an
| bauernosr &rdntlidteit, entletbt bate
pprbeipafirsn unb bisfss iheint in ihr
audi ben Wuuih tpah gerufen gu ha
ben, fsinem Saistn elm Guoe 3u ma
dneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

lgbas. 8. Dtfon. %, GopinetOn, ap.
(Rauoe Stepart, 90, Of 3. StraBe.
Sos. 6. Baeter, %, Oit 9. Strobs.
IGfie 6. groie, q. Reootns Hoao.
lgluouft Ssmiuoro. %, 1spport. ap.
IRoIo Gatslano, 19. SO. Court Ctr.
iRub. goQarb, %, SorilanosDius ,ap.
lQora Qoanrb, 20, Sores Ctr.
(5obn R. 8ortlsp, 21, ut. Carmel, ..
lgona 6. graBier. %, pto.
(Soruce g. 5pmer. %. 10. s. Str.
lannQ UidrtiH, 26. oto.
(Trant 9. Msrtsns, 27, 2lntiqus CTR
l2lnua getsr, q Clifton ape.
igeo. 80. Stablsr, as, MaoiiOu. 0is
laatb. Stotsrt. 45. SnsIeiIoe 4pe.
(Gbos. Diniamion, %, Carthage, 8,
ialma eais. 20. DpomiHg, 8.
III. Saunoers, %, Yoplar YLains, an
/ lSaIis Gins, q. Stdot.
I8m. .. Goamsr, 81, 9tOrpoOo, 3
lamelia Don 5sot, 80. bio.
Ig. So. 9sgnlre, "a, geaspue, ap.
lGiteQa Ul. Reio. 22, Norpooo.
(Cno 9oLsr, %. 9artpeu, 8
bertha & oeltemes, 81, oto.
(Gp. T. S6nobet, "a. Repport, ap.
loeona lltrett, "A, GreitIiRe aos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

3lpeiter GiT6 - Die 0umen u.
RoDer, 5obn Sdutte, 90. bring, 8.
Gnemoler.
Dritter Sid - Die Damen Rerz
pei, !6ef6ong, 5rIs, Qnna 5sfhong,
Sophie Witti9e, Rofe Bitter uro Sos
Iitba pifter.
8ierter 5f6 - Die Damen 4btsrs.
Rieoeman, Btttenoorf.
Sis Cream uno Gdubp-Sruu Or.
Sbeis, 6rau StoIe uHo SRI. 3reiena
brud.
cyn Der Ru6e baIfen BEL Der CUBE
reitung Des Ieteren Mdbles bic 8amsH
Srau W}. Reuter, Sri. 6. Stride, SRI.
Norma Reuter unb Syrau u. 9edsr.
5err e. G. Wuttoon pou Der 8ahar
Coffee 60. itiftete aud 6euer ME felt
Sdbren ben n0tbigen Raffee uHp bate
etnen in Der &unit bes Saffeebruusns
bepGbrten &ohtiinitIer gefuubt, Der
| fir bic 5eftgeieuf6aft eigens ben ouf'
tigen Wtpcca 3uberettete.
2lIs 8a3artommittee fuugirten oie
0dmen: 0anoenbers, 9uberg, Gtsletn.
S6mio, Brandt uno Sarpeiter 2i33i'
Oetmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
zDmpatbiid)cr Vprfan.
Snngts Wldb6sn miil benz Staet'
boipital Ieine 2anfbarftit
eripeii n.

Die ih0ne 5ugenb Idli6ter Dnnts
Bartlett fpolIts geitern Elm brapes Wlios
den in Der StabtbalIe ausiiben. Wuria
8iepIing, 1851 Mprtle Qpe., fprah
aeitern in Der Stdbtballe Dor uno
lpoqte bem StabtI6asmsiiter SO fir
ben GoIpitaIfono geben. Wlan pers
ipsiaerte bic annabme bes 0eloes unb
i6itte bos iunge Wdbden na6 Der
Office bss Observation-Disclosures Scott
SmdlI.
Srdulein 9ieoIing ersdhIts biei&m,
bdB ibr grubsr Worttn i'm Suni lsss
ten sSabres i'm StabtboIpitdI QuIuabs
me eefunben babe, er lei mad ldu9erer
arantbeit baislbit geitprben. 90 off
iis ben asIisbten gruoer beIuht babe,
bate er ibr srsGbit, ipis gut uno auTs
merriam man ion bebanbls unb nun
lei iie getommen, um ibr S6erfIein.
gum 8eItsn Der itGbtnden Qnitalt Bel.
Sutrdaen. Die i6lihten Worte oes Of
| fenbar BEN oienenpsn Stanoe angeb6:
rieen WGbhens mdhteu iotpobl aui
0irettor Small ais auh aaf bic 3eu'
gsn Der tleinsn S5eus 'insn tisfen Sin:
brut. 6err SmnI briidts oem Uado.
den beipegt bic 6ano, ountts tbr iii
| ibr Qnerbietsn uno Bat iis. ous 8eIt
3u bebolten, oa er tein Reht babe
odsIelbe au5unsbmsn. Rahoem 5rdu
lsin 3iebling bas 3immsr UerIaTer
bate, berri6.s untsr ben Qngsitel
ten bes observation-disclosures Idn
ceres Shpsigen, bos isooh bereotet
| ipor, als Dorte bic 8efiible Der 4n
ipefeuoen aus3ubriidsn i'm StaHoe &c
pefsn sudren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Styaratporitsu

Gin bober 5toatsbsamtsr ptrb in
Der nd6ftsu Do9e ben atuosrn oss
3ufluats6auies etne SsporotDorItsIs
luna geben. Der bpbe 5err Dsrtrttt
einen erotii6en Staat unb lit SoHiul.
Gr bat ieoo6 ben Stadtsoienft porz
IdufiQ quittirt uno gegen 9elb uno
quite Dorte tdnn man thu aud IN oer
tommenbeu Wots i'm Srpbeum 5bea=
ter bepunoern. Der gortragenoe
6err RpuIuI entitammt Der 5amtlis
Der GbimpQnIen uub ioQ feline Ra'ies
QenofIeu in Nfrita an SnteLIi@
qen8 bel Wettem iberraqsn. 6err
GmuQ. Der Director fir OffentliheSi l.
6erbett, nobm bas Gnerbieten fur Die
5eporQtporitslung iettens Der 0irst
tion bes Srpbsum=S bsGters oaHtsnp
an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

Iiiriie iebr balo iein Seim IN Der
GENERALIZATION ptrliereH.

g6riitian grnIt &epplsr, Der an9s5z
li6e rfseri6tstiller" biirfte binnsn ne
nigen5agen iid na9 einem neusnaO'tz
baufe umisben miiFen. 8orlduttg 4e<
nisbt er betanntlid nod bic 9dts
freunpIhaft pon Col. Midittn in Der
GENERALIZATION, ober Der poIi3sthef
Ideint ni6t libel Cuff gu bdben, ieinsn
Qoqiraait DOR Die sbiir gu iesen.
Die GtnpanberungsbebOrbe, biz
iiber bic bodIsnIationsusn n9eitdno@
niFs" aepplers Iofort informtrt NOR
ben mar, itetnt iih nit bem 9srrr
uanar6iiten" niht befoiIen gu tpoI'n
uno BON ben gsb0roen in Waihtngton
9. g., po aeppler ieiner 9sritaerur1
na6 ,etfpas auf bem 9srbbol3" bat
feblt iotpeit nod isoe Nahriht. Gol
Riuttin ertIGrte oeiterr: rDenn 2lt
geb0roen pon Wai6ington iih MIDI
Iebr balo msloen, bann muB aeppiel
aus3ie6en." 0orldufiq gsbt es aepb'
lsr ie6r gut, er 1T munter unO CUTE!
9inae, fptrb auT Soften Der Stdot Der:
pTleQt uno bertreibt iih Die 3sit M
benz QeTen Don 9iidern. bic ibm gu:
Der poIi3si gibliotbet gelisfert tDtr
ben. Rur burf man thm geqeniibe'
nift oes .8oltsblatt" Grtpdbnun.
t6un, benn FONT iit tbm bic Gaune i'll
ben qan3en Gag peroorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
probirt IL. 9. Wet1l polifh'
uno .gorisepers Jrienb~. 3D.
8odleuberidlt oes 8einnobsitsamtes

Inter ben l49 SterbefdlIen Ger
ptrsangensn Node tpuroen 63 ourh
er.rantung Der 4tbmunsscrgaue hst@
beisefiihrt. 38 gerionsn itarbeH n
Golge pom 2unasnent3iiHoung uno %
an Sfpinbiudt.
Bis gum poriaen Sdmitas serehn:t
itarbeH in ben 90 1desn oieiss Sdbres
200 perIonen mebr als i'm 8orjabre.
Sisran Derpen bic ungsipohnlifsu
MISUNDERSTANDING, Die bsim 9es
ainn bes Rsuen sSdbrss 9lei6 eintratsn.
pobl bic S1uptfhulo trasen. Der
Gelunobeits beamie ipeiIt fpiensrum
barauf bin, bab an qungsnlsiben sr.
frantic gsrionen ibrer umae5ung III
aiebe 4uspiirfs perbrsnnen ioilten.
Nm SerSleiosn itarben Ia Berionea,
an Shipinoiu6t %. an 2unsenenIs
siinbuns 3S. an Riertnleioen o. an
,Sniluen3a 3 unD / beaing Se!bltmoro.
Bel ieiner seitern abgehaltenen Si.
Bung bsfiirportets Der 9dunobsits
ratb bic gaHiruns elmer Croinans, ai:
Is obliaatoriid, maht, oaB jsoss 6dls
NIT pom ben WaHsrperisn selisfer!enl
DaHsr periskn lei unb bdb ito.s
grunpitiid nit Der itdotiihsn aanaii'
fation perbunben i,i. gruub ~ ei.s
Ter RaBnabme bilbetsn 9erihte u,
Sanitdtspolissi, Die erisunen loiltn
bab Der WaHsrbeoarf pisler Sdiiis'
nod aus Giitsrnen be3ostn piro, o.
rem sJnbalt bur6 abf!uBtpaHsr ssiti
bisi nnb Der Geiurbbeit s.fdhrlid lit
sSn erei aus feds Staot 3iitriittr
ipurbe sefuHoeH. odB l43 5dufsr not
.sin 9eitunssipoHer baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
EtrnBenbsi iidiignDg.

Sn 9esleitung oes fiaotratbllhen
aommiiiees fir Straben unD parts
beii6tisie ssitsrn arbeitsbirsstor
Sunomdisr mebrers Strnber Der
Stabt. um lie auf itren boulihen3us
ftono su priiIen.
IN Stabtratb Rods Worb purbe
bic Burns Ctr. bsiihiist. Tisfe Stras
BE fpIite gspflaftsrt tperpsn unb 5ipar
NIT 6plSblo6en. Ran tam ober Sur
2lHfiht. bob biss nift nOtbis isi une
hdb bic Strabs burh bas SiroBenres
parciur Department auf binigers
Meifs reporirt iperDen sann. in
fGlehiem .3uitano ipuros bic Stats
Ape. befunnen. Die Strabe puros
3um lsstsn Wlalt DOR anisebn Cab
rem NIT 9odiisinen sepflaIitrt.
Nuh btm wlitlersst ipuroe Gin Be
|fnh abgrft0!tst unb bic Gerreu beiid,s
tigten Ste Gesenb, In Der iiber BEN
||Bofx nom Der DoYle Strnbs cine Dn'
|Afnbride gebaut perhen foli, um BIZ
Ejttist Ju6gdnoerbrHde 30 eritseH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
,Sdher Sob.

GinRn iGben 5oo fanb seitern Der
40 Sabre alte zimmerman 5enrq
Gruie on Der gant SiraBe in 81.
Bernard tDpbn1aft. Sruie, Der in Den
anlagsn Der Sosiin Shmiot So. in
ct. Bernard beihdftigt mar, bebiente
einsn arahneR. nit ipel6em ihpere
gdlten in bic 5obe ge5pgsn puroen.
Giner bieisr Sdlten eerieth. lpd6rsno
er bphgeSosen ipurbe, ms Rutiden
uno iisl 10 ungliidli6 auf aruie, odB
bisiem Der S6dpel Seri6mettert purz
ne uno er duf Der Steae tobt blie6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Yarglirt.

Gtbsl 9iper, 35 Sabre aft, puroe
Qeitern pom Sihsrbeits Director
SmaQ aus benz Qrbeitsbduie begnaz
piat. 9Qs NiGohen itamnt ausSdn@
oustp uno lpurbs nit einsm Ulonae
aus tbrer SsimatbsItaot in etnem uu
orbentIiheH 6uuie on Der Glm StrlBs
aufQegriffen unb gu observation-disclosures
itrafe bon 30 3agen uuo 800 9eloz
itrafe belegt. Gie SHUTTER oeS gldoa
6eus, etue Nittfpe, panots iih al Sis
her6eits Gjrettor Smal um 8dro@
ltruno i6rer Scooter uno Der Wldpor
Don Sunoustn unteritiibte Das 9eIub
Der N}utter, beriiderno, baB fiir oaS
WGoden seiorgt peroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
aseliieipeteran aeitorben.

I'm Belts Strobe 5oIpitaI itarb
ssitsrn i'm alter bon 70 Sabren aapis
tdn UtitasI Welih. ein 8steran oes
bieIigsn Yoliseibepartsments Der Teit
Ropember 1907 psuiionirt mar Sn
friiberen Sohrsn betleioste Belib
2eutnantsrans, mar jeoob pdbrenp
Der lesten Sabre Dor leiner qenIioui-
rung ShlisBer. Der betonuteIte 5ou.
ben er aufseurbeit bat, mar Dor etpa
pisrsis Sabrsn Der 1iebtabl bon $75.-
900 aus ben 2pfalitdten Der aoams
Grpreb go. Die Giebe batten oas
aeitnblene 9elo in einem Giner in eis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

4ufrihtioe 9rduer bat namentlih
in oeutIhen arsiitn gsitsrn bic 8unoe
bon benz u6Ieben BON Serrn 6enrp
5dmue[ 6oeQer, stnem Der geahtetiten
beutIfsn gionier oerStoot, osruriaAt.
Der 8d6ingeitiebens, Der ieIt iiber
einsm balbtrJ Jdbrhunbert bier anidiii8
astpeien, gsb0rts gu ben erfol8rsitften
uno angsisbenoitsn 9si6dftsleutsn Der
Staot uno mar elmer Der reprdIentattp'
iten giirgsr Gincinnatis.
Serr 6enrp Samuei 6Oeler iDurDe
am 27. September 1884 in 8urifnio
Bel a6ln gebpreu unD lam nahbsm er
i'm alien 8aterlonbe cine OOr3iigli6e
tuufmdnuiite 4usbiloung genoFen,
aIs 19idbriaer juneer Wsann mad
Cincinnati, Oos ibm our 3Deitsn 5ets
matb lpuroe. Or mar 3uerit in benz
GiisnfpdarengsihGft bon QDilion &
Sdpben, Der odmals beoeutenoiten 5irs
ma bieier 8ran6e, t6dtig um ipGter
suiammtn NIT ieinem 8ruoer, oem tbm
| in ben Ioo pordufgegangen Serrr
| Charles Sos(ler, cine Wsrt3eugmaihis
nenfabrit gu er0ffnen. Nuberoem ma.
rem bic 8ebriiber 6oellsr Die PtOnier'
auf bem 9ebiete Der GQenbogeufabrt:
/ totipn fir Ofenrobren. uno Die Gabrit
aulaqen befanpen fih am aundlufer
! Spdtsr eina bic Syabrit our4 Sauf II
anoere 5Groe iiber unb 5err 8. Q
! SoeQsr ii6ernabm oann i'm Sabre 1875
| Die 2eituna Der Mor Wohtr Son 90.
Die betanntlicb 3u ben beceutenoitel
SEabriten BON drstIihen SnitrumsnteI
i'm aanos esb0rt. BIS gum Sabre l89;
Itdno or an Der Sptse oieer 6trmo
I um iih bann 3ur Rube 3u isBsn un
ieinen Ge6ensabsuo In Hitler Bei6du
Iihttit i'm arsiis ieiner ange6orige
| 3u per6riugen.
6err 5peqsr bate Iib i'm Jahr
1865 nit SRI. gmtlie Doter. be
3otter BON Serru Uiar Wo6er, pel
mGblt unb oisfe iosal gliidli6e Gbe Ipo
nit orei ainbsrn geisgnst, HdmIi;
elmer 3o6ter, syrI. gmma Soellsr. uu
afpei Sobuen. ben Serrsn Otto Qlbel
boeller uno 2lIfrso RupoIf Soeller, b
nit Der grumgsbsugten Weutter al
| Sarge bes Inntggeliebteu Batter
irausrn. Wlit ibuen trauern bic piels
sFreunpe, fpelhe oergereipists iih hurt
Iein terneeutites Weien uno feline be,
pcrrageHoen neutrality-suspicious. !
erfperben eeipubt bate. 5ros Der lar
asn Sabre ieines bieIigeu 4ufentbolt
mar 6err 5oellsr BOD in ieinem Did
, ten unb grahten abiolat oeutIb sebli
ben unb nabm bis gu feinem 2ebensel
, be on oeuti6en 8sitrebuneen ben reI
ten Antheil. Gtnen treuen 1reuno De-
lieren in ibm bic bieiigen oeutifs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fir Die
tets cine offene 6ano bate. aber
pileote bic Gdben, lpelfe er ben 4rms
uno gebiirftigsn fpsnoets. itets in mo!
Iihit unoitsntatipsr Dsile ben betre
fsnpen esHnipiousn ooer anitdlten 81
fpmmsn 3u lafsn.
Sein 4bleben tam fir feline 4Hg
h0riesn nitt aan3 uusrpartet, Der
lpsuni6on biz Dor sttpd feds Wtonat'
. 6err 5osller iih elmer portreffli6'
8dunobeit gu erfrsusH sehabt bate.
nlntte Fi5 i'm leBtsn balbsn Sabre c
/. Itets sunsbmsnper ardfterperfaa b
meribar uno am TieHitag 4beuo, tu
!, Dor sebn ubr, itloB er bic 4ugsn gu
slpigeH S6lummer.
Die 9ssroigunq iinoet am Jreitt
!. g1d6mittaa um 2 llbr pom 5rauerba
!, fe. 25S Sit Muburu apenue. aus ito
uno 9aitor 8. q. GtienIobr ipiro ;
!, 5rauerfeier lelten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Ger SIutpergiituug erIegen.

Inter uniGgIiten S6mer8en itarb
eeftern Der 40 Sabre aIte BtutaM
8intber bon Der 13. uno Drain Str,
an glutpergiftun8, Die bur6 eiHe an
uno fir iih unbsoeuteuoe ShnittDuT=
0e peruriQht poroeH mar. @unther
bate Iid Dor sinigen Boden, ais rr
Iih Elm Stadhsu &autobat abIhneioen
luplte, in bic 6onp geihnitten ann
Der Bunoe anfQnolid teiue 8eadtuHg
aeItenft. 5tlieBlth ieBte SIutocrs
qiftunq Elm. bic aeitern ben 5po Gin
Tiers CUR 8olge batte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
9iimmt bic Eaiteurfnr.

Der 55 Sabre aIte Sdmes 5orntr
pon 5omiItpn fano aeltern aufHahn't
I'M F6otiTheu 6ofpitdl uno niro bier
bic paIteur aur purdnludeH. 0ors
ner tnuroe Dor eiirtgen 5agen in Saais
tltpn BON stnem 6unbe sebihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

mem @eb0I8 bintsr GumminsDtLle per
araben unb benz Spiirftnn We('h's &C.
lana es, oos 8erited gu entoeteu unp
pas 8eto ben re6tmdBigen @igentbus
mern pieDer 3u3uiteQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

.@osner's" iIt bns bette gefters
HngFer. Grinft MIR ~Maener's~.
I'D
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
Mms be,, 0erid)tsbbicn.

DIR Hanfr.asrosef. Gbeidyeionnss.
Safe. - gormnnbifaft beaHtrast.
- GdabeueriatfIasem erlebisf. -
Gingereifte Seiiameute. ger'
fbieSenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

e6nsss1stbm fssirs In 80 ~ Iases.
@ets rA1tmeai fslsb saSarttyf troenbsiFtn
SertR1euten e&uexrb1tbeu Tn ttS ~ Xaaen
- fisigireu s6sv tae OsIb snrl6s-ltattsf 6ox
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
MRS. VANMETRE DEAD
AGED Lady Succumbed at Her Home
on Albert Street This Morning
From lnfirmities of Age.

From The World of Wednesday:
Mrs Harriet VanMetre, widow of
Nathan VanMetre and a well-known
and respected resident OF Albert
street. died at her home this morning,
aged rs years. Death was due to the
infirmitles OF her advanced age, and
come after an illness of several
months.
Mrs. VanMetre was twice married,
she being Mrs Ashton when welded
the second time. For a number Of
years she resided in the county. along
the Tuscarora but number of years
ago removed to Martinsburg.
Surviving are four children--Mr.
Charles Ashton, of Seward, ILL.,; Mrs.
y. A. Cooper, of Winchester; MIR. Al
bert Ashton, of Martinsburg, AMI Miss
Pennie Ashton, at home,
The funeral arrangements were not
completed today, and will be announc'
ed tomorrow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
MAN HUNT
eIoodhounds and Detectives After the
SLAYER of Ex-Msyor Bouse-
Man.

Rdgeway, Va, July 27.-Aided by
bloodhounds. detectives brought from
Roanoke yesterday began a systemat-
ic search through the negro quarter
for the person or persons who threw
the dynamite which killed ex-Mayor
A. H. Bouseman,
The belief that the outrage was the
work of negroes, whom he had offend
ed in an official capacity is gaining
ground, and feeling is intense. The
town is crowded with residents Of the
surrounding country and lynching is
feared
Induced by the reward offered by
the town council for an arrest aud
conviction, as well as by the general
excitement, posses are securing the
surrounding country.
The discovery of four sticks OF dy-
Mantle and a yard of fuse hidden IN
the bushes near the Bouseman home,
but a few feet from the place where
Mr.. Bouseman lay when he was in
jured, has increased the general in
dignation. The eXtermlnatlon or the
Bouseman family is now believed to
have been the real object of the Grim
inals.
Every negro residence about the
little town has been ransacked. The
blacks are resentful and some have
armed All weapons are taken from
them when found.
All known friends OF negro killed
two monthg ago by an officer who was
pursuing another negro are being ex-
amined This case aroused great in
dignation amoung the blacks, who
charged that the mayor ordered the
police to shoot. Mr.. Bouseman and
two officers were indicted az the re-
suit Of that case.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
TO ENFORCE SPEED LAW
Officers Instructed to Arrest All Own
ers Who Offend--one Man Was
Heavily Fined,

Frum The World OF Wednesday:
The members OF the local police
force have been given specific instruc-
tons by the city authorities to rigid
~ enforce the ordinance against
speed ng on the streets by automo-
6ihsts, and unless the owners II buzz
wagons hold themselves down to the
limit OF nine miles per hour there will
be some interesting "doings" in police
court, where Recorder Letter sits in
dignity and state to mete out justice
in large and juicy hunks
One local owner was his morning
arrested for exceeding the speed limit
and was promptly assessed $40 by Re
corder Letter, and the latter states
that a warrant has been issued fer an
other auto owner. who viii be like
wise dealt with.
There has been more or less com
plant against the terrific speed at
which machines are sent oV-r the
streets OF the city, and the authorities
are determined to break up the prac
tice. AS a rule, the local owners oil
autos are conservative in their use OF
public highways, but there are few
it will be necessary, it seems, to make
an example of in order to curb the
growing tendency to exercise undue Il
cense with the property Of the people
In this stand the officials will have the
support of the public, and their efforts
will be commended
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
ANOTHER SNAKE STORY.
Reptile Was Ready to Strike When
Halted by Sacred Soma.

Singing Nearer, My God, to Thee"
three women charmed a huge rattle
snake which had just crawled from
beneath a cushion upon which one Of
them was seated, out on the Vale
ranch, California.
Mrs. F. P. Dunlap, Mrs. Harry ALI
son and Mrs w A. Vale were seated
on a lounge under the trees when
Mrs. Dunlap perceived the snar
Instantly she thought OF music charm
ing reptiles, and she whispered, "lets
sing" She commenced to hum the
sacred air, and the others, not know
ing why, took it up.
The snake, with head poised, paus'
ed. and Mrs. Dunlap slowly arose and
beckoned the others to follow. which
they did. After having gained safe
distance the others discovered what
their danger had been. Armed with
clubs the woman then killed the
snake.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
NINE CHURCHES IN UNION.
$50, 900 West Vrginlans Represented
At CIarksburQ.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 26.-With
delegates in attendance from nine
Protestant religious denominations
100000 West Virginia
church members. a West Virginia
branch of the Federal Council OF the
Churches OF Christ in the United
States was organized here.
Rt. Rev George w Peterson, OF
Parkersburg, Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was chosen presi-
dent. and Rev. G. D. Smith. OF Fair
mont Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, secretary.
The object Of the federation is to
promote the fellowship and catholic
unity Of the Churches of Christ and of
the different church bodies into unit
I'd service Delegates from the follow
ing denominations were enrolled; Pro
testant Episcopal Methodist Episc0-
pal, Presbyterian. United Brethren
Baptist, Christian Methodist, Protest
ant, Lutheran and Methodist Episco-
pal South
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
GUARDSMEN HOME
Company F, Of Martinsburg, Returned
To This City This Morning From
Encampment.

From The World of Wednesday:
The members OF company F, West
Virginia National Guard, of this city,
arrived in Martinsburg this morning in
a special train over the Cumberland
Valley railroad from Gettysburg,
where they had been encamped at the
national encampment of regular and
state troops for the past 10 days. The
company was in command Of Capt.
Wade c. Kilmer.
While the boys were somewhat tir-
ed and dusty. they were all ia high
spirits and glad to get home again.
The work at the camp was of an ardu-
Gus nature, and the boys We're held to
rigid discipline and compelled TO per-
form the duties of regular camp dur
ing a period of war. Yet there were
many forms Of amusement and enter
tainment at times, and on the whole
the time was most pleasantly spent.
Company F made most creditable
record during the 10-days stay. and in
this respect was not surpassed by any
company from West Virginia. II was
valuable experience for the boys
and many of them are alreadv look
ing forward to the encampmert next
year
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-30
HORSES LOOSE
Brought Through Town BY Dea err ana
Caused Both Excitement and
Considerable Danger.

From The World OF Wednesday:
Yesterday evening a drove of about
100 horses. all loose, was brought
through the town by a local dealer,
and on some of the streets over which
the animals passed they caused con-
siderable excitement and no small
amount OF danger
While the horses were coming
through West John street one of the
men in charge Of the drove rode ahead
lickety-splt shouting a warning for all
persons 10 yacate the street, and al
most on his heels came the animals
on a run, kicking up cloud Of dust
and scrambling over the sidewalks
climbing over porches and rushing
against fences A horse hitched to a
post in front Of a house, excited by
the confusion, tore loose and Joined
the herd. and was recovered only at
ter some trouble.
So far as could be ascertained no
one was injured. but it is altogether
probable that some one would have
been seriously hurt had the street
not been vacated at the time This
practice is not only dangerous, but IN
violation of one Of the city ordinances