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The Score.


'Battcd for Ar'lhncs in the ninth.
fTwo ont when winning run was scored
Boston. @ 0 90 o o Is
N-r York................-. @ o 0 O 0 o.
Buns-Ho,uc-. Speaker. Stah L. Gardner. Lewis.
Daniels knight Crce /. Gardner. Two-hase hits
Eugle Cree. knight Arellancs Hooper Austin.
Three-basa hT-Wagnc- stolen basc-Dauiels
Double play Knight 90 Austin 90 Gardner. Left
ON bascs-Bcstcn s; NV York. 4. First base on
balls-Oh WARRIOR g.: OF Arellaucs. /. Struck out
By WARRIOR 3, by Arclllues. 4, ly Smith l. Passed
hall-Ntchela Umpires-Niessrs Connolly and Ke-
rim. Time Of game hours and minutes.
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BOSTON SHOVBS
YANRS DOWN Peg
Red SOx Take Hard-fOught
Overtime Game.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, ~ Washington, ..
Detroit, Is Chicago, =.
Cleveland. ?, St. Louis, l.
Boston, ., New York, 4,
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PIRATES BEATEN
BY CINCINNATI
Beebe Is in Fine Form for
the Winners.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, 8; Boston, 1.
New York, 4; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, =, Brooklyn, =.
Chicago, 4; -. Louis, I.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg, 2.
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MY PIehs Renten.
-iaI 10 Inc Washington Henld-

Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis Md. July 3O.-The baseball
team of fourth-class midshipmen went
down to defeat before the fast Annap-
oils aggregation on the Academy diamond
this afternoon. The score was to l.
The city boys won by more timely bat
ting. getting a total of nine safeties,
while the Plebes only managed 10 chalk
up-f0u- and they came in scattered guam
titles. Score:
RHE
Annapolis. lsOO2l o-s !
Picbcs............4-... O 0 o.
Batteries-DNon. Cooper and Thomas: AlcReavy.
Yinscn Tunage. and Dovney
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BY WILLIAM PEET.

Clyde Milan did not join the Nationals
at Philadelphia Yesterday to go with the
club TO St. Louis. Instead, he left Wash
ington last Thursday for his home. in
Linden. Tenn
This means that unless OInans bruised
shoulder heals up within the next week
he viii not be in the game until the club
returns ~ the Capital from its present
Western trip on August Il.
McAleer does not believe in taking
chances with any of his players. and he
VIII not permit Milan to don a uniform
until the outfelder is perfectly able 10
play.
Before Milan left Washington the writer
had a long talk with him Clyde felt
badly discouraged at the trick of fate in
laying him low Just when he was putting
up the best game of his big league ca
reer. The little outfeldep said. Il could
play ball now and get along all right
except at the bat but the muscles of my
left shoulder are SO badly strained that
cannot swing a stick properly I begged
Manager Jim TO let me get ipto the
game but he couldn't see it. am going
10 my home in Tennessee, as believe a
change Of air will do me good, and just
as soon as I am able TO so to work IL
telegraph McAleer and join the team. ]
don't know when that will be, but soon
hope
The Nationals closed the week with
three victories against four defeats. but
upset a whole lot Of dope by splitting
even with the Athletics in Philadelphia,
and also pulling off "A stunt no other
club IN the American League ms been
able TO do thus far-capturing two
straight games on the White Elephants
back yard While this record Of winning
three out Of seven is not up To that OF
the previous week. still the club is play
ing good ball, team hitting continues
strong. and the pitchers are in form.
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CANES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburg Mt Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
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sBattcd FOR Scott IN the ninth.
fBatted for Gandn in the eighth.
Detroit. ........................ 0 c.
Choteo ............. -
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NEW YoRK STATE LEAGUE.

continued on Page 3, column 6.
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MEET BALTIMORE CRICKETERs.

Continued on Pnse 1, Column ,.
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Total.--.;,.-. IS 10 p "A
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Gabby Street is with the club. and should
be able to so behind the bat the next
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

News Of the death Of Hon. David
Bennett Hill, ex-senator and former
govern or Of the state Of New York, re-
wives political memories Hill was ac-
tive in the SOS and 90's, when the New
York wing was in control Of the Dem
ocraiic party. While he was mortal
enemy Of Grover Clev Glands the po-
lticai successes of the TWO paral!eled
singuarly, except in 1883, when Cleve.
land lost New York aud the Presidency
and Hill carried the state and its gov
ernorship. Siaee 1894 Hill was active
in behalf Of the Dem ocratic party
only in 1904, when Parker WIS can.
didale for President. While he was
an intellectual, strong man, it cannot
be fairly said Of Hill That he ever rose
from the politician TO the st ,tesman
class. Yet his public record was with
out oilense.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Mr.. f. ". Zeilor, the candidate for
the Office Of County Superintendent Of
free schools 10 a man in every way
suited for the office. He has never be-
fore asked for an Office but has been
faithful teacher and given his nndi-
yided attention to his profession. A
faithful and efficient teacher will make
a faithful and efficient superintendent
and that is just what the people who
have children to send to school should
want. We are informed that there is
general recognition of the merits Of
Mr.. Zeilor and that there ares great
many republicans who are going to
vote for him. The election OF Ieilor
M cans forward step in our county
schools and one which all devoutly de-
sire. If elected he will give all his
time and attention to the office mat
ter which has never yet been done by
any superintendent in the county.
The people of MartiDsburg district
will vote for the office of county super
intendent.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Vote for Charles w. Thatcher and
have man on the county court who
is capa BILE and above the shadow of in
fairness or corruption. The county is
badly in need of business methods in
its fiscal affairs and of men on the
court who are capable and able to give
the people such an administration as
will give them the most possible for
their money.
An incident took place last week in
the court which will 10 long way to
illustrate our meaning. A motion was
made that the county take advantage
Of the provision Of the state road law
and appropriate $1,000 which would
entitle the county to get that amount
from the state road fund the whole
amount to be used in making good
ROADS. The matter appealed to the
court and was talked over and il
was about decided just what Sec
tiuns in each district would be
made when the boss, County En-.
gineer /. w. Wood, came into court he
put his foot down on the project with
all his force and simply bulldosed the
court into dropping the matter and
thus losing Sl.6O0 from the state for
use on our almost impossible roads
The mitlence is That MIR. Wood has
made his arrangements and is making
all the political capital he can in the
road making business in the county
ana the plan proposed by the court
would have upset all his deals and
forced him to break some of his poiiti-
cal promises, Such things ought L. t
to be.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

There wasa very pretty wedding L..
Tuesday eveing at the home of NJ.
/. Grove, mother of the bride on w.
John Street. ~
The contracting parties were v,..
Freda Grove, the charming dauob,.s
of the late q. T. Grove, who in forms.
years was prominent merehan,.
this city, and Mr.. Harry S. Elliot w.
for several years has been copnec,as
with clothing house of w S Bert -
South Queen street. Both are yer,
popular young people and have man,
friends who join in wishing them
long and happy married life.
The cerem ony was performed by Rev
c. s. Trump, of the Lutheran cbureh
and Mrs. N. w. Philips of Roanoke
Va, played the wedding marcel.
The two brothers Of the bri lie. Mesa,
Harry and Philip Grove were the
ushers.
The bride was dressd in a handsome
travelling dress OF brown cloth ana pre-.
sented beautiful appearance. A re.
ception followed The wedding. Afte,
the reception the couple left on the B
90. for wedding trip after which
they will live here. The wedding wa.
quit affair and only the members Of
the families and very few Intimate
friends were present.
Those from distance who were
here to attend the wedding were Mn
and Mrs Adam Elliott, parents of the
groom, and their daughter, Miss Nellie
Elliott, of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Hooge and Mrs Philips ofRoan-
AXE, Mr. and Mrs George f Muth. Of
Washington and Mr. George Rynea
and Miss Mollie Phillips, of Money.
wood, this county.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Our attention has been called, by
repub lican friend, TO the fact that
Charles Peter Light has not as yet
given 70 the people of Berkeley county
list Of those whose taxes have been
reduced under the new assessmentIa
No, Charley las his job and not
interested in what the taxpayers
of the county, or nywhere else
have 10 pay. The money is coming
into bis pocket not going out, and be-
sides that he is unable to give list of
reduced taxes that il materially reduc-
ed The whole valuation has been NOV
ed up and thar has generally raised
taxes. Tbe tax ticket will tell Those
who have disposed OF some of their
property may have reduction but
those who have neither reduced nor
decreased their holdings will fine
that taxes have been increased and
in some cases the increase has been
very large.
The following is few which we
have picked up in a few moments
from the record without any search:
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
Or. Steulev.

DR.. Stehley will be in his Martins.
burg office, Nov. and remain until
Saturday. DR.. Stehley puts you in the
best set of teeth for IS. Now rubber has
gone way up in price other dentist
have put the price up. 1 still make
you the best for IS. Teeth extracted
without pain 25c. DR.. Stehley docs
more crown and bridge work than all
the dentist in Berkeley county. Does
al his own work right in your mouth,
never sends any work away. If you
want beautiful Gold Inlay in then
come see us. If you want anything
in dentistry we can do it for you
Teeth reset, Gold Crowns, Porcelain
Crown. Teeth filed with Gold, Silver
and Amalgam. Teeth reset and re-
paired.
Remember Monday, Nov. for 6
days.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

MIR. Editor:
The near approach Of Hallow cen
seems to draw our attention TO that
old custom, but very much changed
in the past few years.
Az far back as one hundred years
history goes to show, that at that time
1t was turned to a night Of pranks. All
kinds Of mischief were perpetrated in
and at times depredations done to old
folks that could not go out after night
to ron the marauders off. In taking
the advantage of the old folks, they
thought it great fun to take the farm
ers gates or the hinges and hide it in
some secluded place, causing him
great annoyance to find it, or taking
his wagon and hauling it up on top
OF his barn roof and carrying another
part down to the creek hiding it under
the steep bank, and partially under
water causing the owner all the trou-
BILE they possibly could to get the por-
ton of the wagon of the barn. and
perhaps wheel or two under the
river bank. But the custom has
changed now to merriment by mas
querading using all kind of false faces
and comic dress. And the order is
now to be "a good fellow and do no
harm.
One very peculiar thing about the
custom now is that women and girls
prefer to dress in male attire much TO
their delight.
| heard one little man say he had
six suits of clothes and on Hallow cen
they were all in use. The mans clothes
were small and small women and
young girls made rush for his war
drobe but the clothes never returned
press by the haberdasher, but mussed
up from the evenings romplng.
But the only recognition word is
''Be good fellow" and with merit
ment that is all you can hear.
The pumpkin faces comes in on
Halloween by cutting holes for eyes
and grinning teeth by the use of u
candle in the inside.
Little folks think this very fine fun
but .he rising generation seem now to
take 1t great sport to masquerade and
be unknown and have a good time.
The eve Of Halloween has been very
much improved upon. Nothing but
sport and lively in comic masquerade
is now INDUCED in and be a good fell
lew on the occasion.
J. A. +.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
Poultry Show.

Tie movement recently started for
the promotion offs poultry show at
this place should be encouraged In
every way possible. There are great
many people in this section who are
engaged IN raising the very best poul-
try and especially chickens to be found
anywhere. lthas been suggested that
the showb made feature of the an
nual apple carnival but the movement
was started too late this year to make
an exhibit at this carnival and the pro-
motors have decided to have the show
some time during the month Of De-
eember.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
Better Farming Train.

Mr. j. B. Huyett as the advance
guard Of the better farming train was
caller at out Office on Saturday last
advertising the train.
The train will be at Shenandoah
junction on the morning of November
and IN Martinsburg on the afternoon
OF that date from $50 to 4:30. The
tain will be at Berkeley Springs and
Paw Paw November 3 and at Romney
and Meoretield, November 4.
This farming on whees.train Will
consist Of three coaches and baggage
car. one of them is especially for
ladies and three lady instructors will
give free lectures. Another coach il
for orcharding and fruit growing, aud
the third for soils and live stock, while
demonstrations will be given in the
baggage car. The instructors are from
the Experiment Station, College of
Agriculture and National Department
of Agriculture.
The enterprise lie for the sole purpose
Of better farming and is free to all. 1,
will pay to go and hear the lectures
and see the demonstrations.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
The Trolley Line.

The proposed trolley line from Mart
lnsburg to Hedgesville, to Back Greek
Valley OH to Winchester, will not
down. There was another meeting at
the Y. M. G.. \. on last Saturday after
noon w. r. Kline was chairman,
Richard Hammerslea secretary.
The committee appointed at pre-
vlous meeting to solicit funds 10 pay
for preliminary survey reported that
they have in hands about five h hundred
dollars and Mr.. S. S. Felker was made
treasurer of the organization.
A press committee was appointed
composted of the following gentlemen /:
James b. Cleary, r. Hammerslea,
Louck Leall, n. L Frame, L.G. Har-
per, \. G. Durham, A. r. Stllwell,
G. H. Dehaven Emory Thomas
The secretary read several letters
from engineering concerns in relation
to the prelimary work but it was de-
cided that there would be nothing
done alorg that line until there was
sufficient money raised, to wit: 81, 200.
90
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Speaking of protection we would
state the election of the Hon. w. G.
Brown will man projection to the
American labor r, so that he may be
permitted to secure in return for his
labor ef mp'nsit alton su .ficient to en-
able him to securt for himself and fam
lily the full measure Of blessings guar
anteed to n merican ci i2enshjp. Again.
it would NEAR that we would have in
congress representative who would
stand for a protective policy thrt
woui d secure 20 all the manuracturcr,
wholesome return for Their invested
capital Aui last bu no, least IL VIII
man ,ha' W. VIZ hive one ia The
lower house ~ho VIII favor the pro'cc-
1 GA o. the uit.m.te ccu,umer from The
evils Of he high uro e.ttye tariff
which has ten led to bring about the
present h' % IS ef'iy.ng.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Mr.. John w. Sperow, one of the
democratic candidates for the house of
delegates is not only a farmer but has a
reputation as good roads man. He
has had considerable experience in
road making and has shown that he
has an intelligent idea of the the road
business. He Is the man the farmers
ought to vote for as their special re-
preventative. He is intelligent, honest
aud capable and Is well aware what
The needs of the farmers as class are,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Like the elevator, taxes are still e
ing up. In round numbers in 1904 Il e
total assessed value of real estate YVES
( l6S, 900, 900. In 1907 it was $49S, 900, OCU.
In 1905 il was $3.50, 900, 900. In 1909 it
was 1919 600 900, and it is still! going
up. The total assessed value of person.
al property in l3n4 was $50, 3O6 ,2O9
The total assessed value on ali kinds
OF property il 1904 was SIS, 92S, $3.50
but for 1909 it was over billion, or to
be exact IL was 81 ,O61 $40 $50, yielding
tax of 50, $40, 704 "a 10 when should
be added over Sl0J, 900 paid oa the r, ad
at dohe lc cnfunnt road tax.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

In the western end of the district
our congressman poses as one who,
during the civil war, was a strong
union man; III the eastern panhandle
he faces labout and declares that he
was a southern sympathizer. Endea-
vorlng to work both ends against the
middle, proving the desperation to
which he has been driven to bring
ABOUT his reelection. Inconstan t
George cannot dupe the voters longer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

The Stale Committee is for Senator
n. b. Scott and Scott is for the Com
mittee ana each member thereof is for
himself and the Devil can take the
hindmost, which is the fellow in this
case who don't like the way the COM
mittee plays ring -around-a.rosy. Sam
uel V. Matthews is Chairman aud
State Banking Commissioner at the
same tine and he is for Scott and the
rest of their Committee because they
will keep him Commissioning as long
as he is for then, Virgil Highland is
Secretary Of the Committee. Brother
Cecil Is would be- boss over in Wetzel
and is not only the henchman of the
State Committee in that County but
is member Of Carrigan's Congression-
al Committee. Highland vas engaged
last week in telling the supreme court
what was what and he will very likely
succeed II. c. woodward, Congress.
man from the Fourth District is "a
member of the Committee who plays
ring around rosy with the other
boys and don't care Il hang for the
rank and Tile as long as the committee
stands by him. Until H. G. Ogden
managed to get Joe Doyle appoin ted
as United States Marshall he was agn'
the State Committee and two years
ago thresbed around to beat the band
about the committee when he isn't
lauding them to the skies. w. w.
Whyte who supervised the counting
of noses in the Fifth Census District is
also a member of the ring-around "a
rosy bunch that sits in solemn con-
clave whenever case comes up and
then decides it for their own best in
| terests.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Mr. Sturgiss has been here this
week looking after his fences but from
all accounts has not found much en-
couragemeni from the workers of the
party. We know of numbers of re-
publicans who have never voted
against nominee who are going 10
break their record this year and are GO
ing TO do 30 by voting for w. g..
Brown rs against Mr.. Sturgiss.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
The Hon. w. g. Brown is oppose

The Hon. w. q. Brown is opposed
TO the efforts of the money power TO
bring about such a condition of affairs
in this country as exist in England,
where children born in the mines, and
grow to be men and women, aud live,
and toll and die without ever having
sc EN- that sun which God Almighty
made to shine upon them.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28
Killed on The Rail

A young man named Glenton Will
liam Berry, the adopted son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Swain, of Bruins
wick, was killed on the Opequon
bridge on the Baltimore 4 Ohio, rail-
road on Monday evening about 500
O'Clock. He had been to Cum berland
and was making his way back to
Brunswick. He had gotten off the
freight train just West of town and
then again took a freight at the station
in this city. 1t is SAID that he got off
the caboose at the bridge and was
making his way towards the engine
when he was struck by fast freight
No. "a and was in stantly killed.
His age was about is years. The re-
mains were brought TO this city ard
taken to the When undertaking ROOMS
where they were prepared for burial.
Although polygamy was suppose
to have been done away with years
ago, the Mormon church at its recent
convention decided that polygamy
must go.
Mrs. Mary A. Grove, widow of JOHN
Grove, died at her home near Berkc'"v
Springs, aged 81 years. For 20 years
she was devout lnember the Meian-
dist Episcopal Church.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

The last two or three ad inistra-
tions in West Virginia have proved
rather expensive luxuries and ex
pen ditures have been asroplaning 20
smoothly that the people whose
money is being spent begin to wonder
when the expenditures are apt to come
down.
There IS no getting around the fol-
lowing comparative figures Of expen-
ditures fer the administrations as
given
McCorkIe's Administration
Qast Democratic) S2,694.71t
Whites Administration 5,232 300
Dawson,s Administration 6,30l ,ll0
GIasscock's Administration:
two years. 3,67O,S58
At the same rate for four
years it will cost 7,34l, ZIG
Surprising your operating expenses
had increased l72 per cent in fourteen
years. You would call halt to it
wouldn't you, when you found it out,
yet that is the rate of increase from
MacCorkle's to Glasscock's admins
tration.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

1t is a conceded fact that one OF the
greatest evils we have TO contend with
today is Cannonism. Remember, voi-
ers Of this district, that George Stur-
giss voted for every measur, that
CpseIlsonnnism since he has been a
member of congress.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Cleveland Seibert has bad the ex-
perience of term in the state legisla-
ture and is just in a position to serve
the people in The next session OF the
legislature. He was born and raised
on the farm and knows what the
needs Of the farmers ere.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Senator Stephen b. Elki1s has been
reported as in a precarious physical
condition at his home at Elkins, w.
Va, but late reports indicate that he is
mending and that his friends have
been greatly encouraged by the devel-
opments in the case during the past
week
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Roosevelt Republicans may find
some comfort in the thought that
the new President of Portugars first
name is Theo-phiIe.
The New York man who tried 10
commit suicide with his necktie pro-
baby had one of those knitted things
that girls waste time making.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Mr.. Edwin W ashburn. of the United
States Navy has been here on visit
to his mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Carrie Washburn and Mrs. s. f. Har-
risou.