davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-25

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Ro,Iu- Tournament Ou~n~.

NugwI,U. conn. Nus o. ~" 'Hy-u'v.
ninth annual Tournament ~ ~" National
Hpuus 1850 .Ia'fun OPENED h"r" 'n. la -
coritnus 'hrourh ~" v""h II-a' division
eniri,-- 'hI- year ~. l|ii" "N-t llmuIunS J.
tIark 81 Springfield. WaHiF and Williams
81 Washington. Champion is..-W ptfh uf NsN
London AMI fsluund- Mebp KIRK and
HoReiand 81 PhilA i-lphil BAKER 81 NA-h.
ingtOn. Ne Donald u N"VarA. Ia -nb- and
~ CLARK 81 Springfield Toss 81 NuTvU b,
King 81 thi'ayo AMI kphtnson ~ Mau- lsld
Mas The game plA,c,i to-day rr-ul a,l
a. follows
Itrst division Nrbn beat llDb nspn. Ioss beat
JArnbgs king nrAt 'a~uhus
Ssrond pi' islr0 Vsbb r-,t Dudley. Moor
beat Twsr ilnhinson b~h' vrf.
Thlrd DlVlsloa -Stoekwsil BsAt SymingoMA
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I'GDIO.
N~M Ua,en Heats Perroauets FreeboOt-
er~ Defeat RAneIagh.

N,rr,..NSFrr riIE. u. Aug - In
a -srie- ~ summer showers the Point
judith polo tournament was ,onttnued This
afternoon a. Wtldn~Ii Farm the first bang
a MAJ lu the Hr-' round for The Point
I. iat'h country Ih.b .hallengs cup This
mat. Wa piar'.i between New Haven
ana -" T"rro.urt- Tn b and baidng pla' -
ING On tho latter team New Haven won by
"a - err, 81 y goals -
\ .r- "a match Was rlavri between M"
Nausla a. team and a - k"i ~ team
. aII,.l fls r,s'sbpo'sF~ he mat u a. 81
f,. l,roi- and Wa won ny The FT.e-
Hua'.r- %, a .or" % u goals 10 ~
rart.,ap me- Nmcri,au PLAYERS r"H"'N 81
rual- luri Re- k-ayAve Again play -
na.k and hIs riding aud well dire tel strokes
- ou much .Uplausa from iho-" Vho VII
n"--.i The gam" IN" lineup and sum
mar.
lIrs' Round Point = udith cups N"w Haven
q u Thomas Harrison tweed. l.. 2 StoddAfi.
Joshua crane P.rrD4I~ts % Ncb. u Prince
V 4. Agassg rs Haidiug
rcnaly Total o.. prrroGurt> earned goals
'u,' = goal rs DruAlN Total W.
Sp-riA Match ttAnclAgh lord iius>i eros
,snur y GrrufriI o \ GilL aarl NJ RorsSavAge
Tho Fr--bootcrs Rawins y o. straw
bridge Ir,r-~uL Nilburn. &C. q lOcl
Trrrnprfrr. camel gnA.S. received ~ hand
car = goals ana lost D goa hy penalty Total a.
Itin~iagn earned goals Total
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RtCING ~ FRINCE.
". u. Vanderbilt Gets One First and
Three SrconsIs.

p,ut.. Aug o. " n Naud"rNilt'- Bats
pelteht. ridden bv Mitchell ran -r'ond In
'hr rae for ~" rriv saint PIERRE Nyif a.
B.u.,tIlr TODAY -" rae was won hy
ffruN- Moulin gwHr be-. in Rem ~
balls - tharmrur. With bpun"u u ~.
-atdlc On. -h"i rlrI. lt'r' N"rr four
starter
W. Vanderbilt. S"-nIn". ridden ry
p'Nrri ran 49,. ont ~ m" re - Tor the priN
do iIa- b" race va zen bE Roth
- ulId.- faurhrur. m Iarhf ~ the saddle
p-l, lll...- Galil."uu". I'm Rafrr W.. I'm
,-ha,I thIrd Nlus hDr-'s ran
Nr Vanderbilt had anp' h"T 49, "nd 10 his
rr,.fif e hrn hi- hor-. iiam"--s''im. ridden 10y
D'NsH finished ~ That position 10 The race
for the Prs dos Uunrl The rae vas - on
Nv Ro.r,.. = brunette. Vth stern M m
fcn.Au's Jr"ipt. with ktrat ~ the saddle
RAJ 'htri Their. y.r" four starters
VIZ Vanderbilt -ttilsltn. ridden Nv p'Neil.
won mo - . Ter fhs rIf"riIm ~" IteauN Iile
IAruc- 70 r,''te ,I'. stern up. ran -, or J.
and Is~rs's balUNra. With curry m the
saddle. aR4ahed third. SIA horses ran.
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The VlvI races = h"Iulrd by 'hr River
side Yacht tlub q" begin Yesterday vere
post IoH~d Intu TODAY seven vavl- v.re
entered h'I' owing - la,k OF sand onlv
on. fhs M"mory. showed ~ ~ ~" starting
line ~ littlr tuu'Iru'~ island Their. was
No vInd all ~" morning aui -'y 81 the en-
trant- acre h,.r lnIs.i -urI.N here on tue
sound I've u the missing NHvlS ar"
bound west from ~fputuNt1u. 80 from
Hartford and uus from ~h"lfrI Island
ne sixth I-ttT.I'" n ~ N"V N0- h-ll" v ht'h
ha- been M east uu the New Re-. h"ii,. "a. .h'
lat ,rui-~ VI ui 'h"W 1rr cNI,.. ted -
-hon - Htycrstd" fhi- morning. Tor th"r-
wa- 'orktUg -DufiTT!s 'rr,l" after I
O''lurk fUT fO-W1rruN bH-ffiH- 'l. ynvl
series rn.e- a.. - h'.,lul", fpr ~" New or,
90 fpptrr~ ~" Iarrhmur' rui"r Iur class
aud ~" hug 'H-s
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INTERBtI RtIES.
Ma.sachu,e,ts Ca,boa,s Lead IN FIRST
Contest.

PnuvipFN,F. " 7. Aug - IN" inter-
hAy rathoa' ra'"- began to-day IN Nara
gansett BAY live 'raft. fvo from lp- al
waters. two from Ma--a' hu~ett- and on"
from Barn~gat. Ep' away shortly rc'pre r
O'ClO With fne y hole sail breeze ont 81
the southeast Ina vas over nr-' N -"
weather berth. Nth lri- dir" 'ly Under
her lee and Dolly newt vItu lrginia astrrn
and 10 The l~ev ari BOTHER ,Iu--ni The
line befor" ne gun aud lu-' -sN.ra. .UuIf--
getting aNaN again
Ihs Ma--1'hu-4tfS boats arc. away
FROM he start and ~. race deN clipped INTO
y nght b-twe~u The $50 Hay Strt"r- Tor
the lead he Ina GOT ia tIOubis on the
outward leg 81 Tho i1.. KNOT ours, tnt
had 10 run under two reefs The ITs ana
Dolly rounded Providence POINT spar. the
Otgt vafd mark. nearly 'Hu minutes "a
the lead and fni-h-i almost 'pg''h.r The
summary
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MARTINEZ WINS The MOHAWK
mars CHERRIOI iND CHi.F
hEE ~ SELLING ~ tkE>.
FsIiIe I~Ny Takes HandsraP fer Wares
Nts. Nett HEAT. . tiE tteld sirePirA
chase for niark bridge Isiackfooi
and Jupiter .Ioe succeed AZ saratoga.

and Jupiter Zoe succeed at Saratoga.
s.p,rnoA. Aug IS Maritime. a colt 10y
NayaEan owned nv tho chelsea stable.
captured tho .. o's' Mohawk selling Stakes.
for three year Odds. on" mile AMI fur
long here to-day. Ne Wsz luksWarn
faVorite at - To- 5 t'hi"f Ne" anil Ia'luclna
both receiving liberal support shilling
took = I Ireland's th"Trvola. To- I. -
the front Wuhnut dclav and mad" M" run.
ming uutil he reached N" hune-iT"irh.
There MARITIME. VIA hpd h..cu following
closely. took command anil won In a gall"p
by three lengths ~ / - th"rryola 80 uT'''i
the place hy u -tf" margin over tht"i Nee.
who was hard driven 10 t-'1t JsClu"iina uy
half a length I'rsirnd snd Perry JohuSnu
held ,hcaply m the pe'lIlaitnu, ran accord
lnzly
Polite Levy 10 l. won the handiyap for
mares 1t sll ages stV furl"ugS by half =
length. She caught Reese queen, to l.
Nho made the pace To the la-t quarter pole.
and then under a hard drive she stood IN
IN" challenge NJ James u ke"ne'- Nell
-ande. ~ to ;. Who came from the ruck.
after being shut m. with a determined rush.
Mel-Snde had a length over Rose queen,
Who Just beat Mary Davis. ~ To S. for third
money. The race was run N 2-j.
Frcierick JohnSon's Miss Nett. to I,
made all the running m tho first race. Tor
two wear oldS six frronR-. and won driv.
ing hv half "a length from j. p. Madden :
Pleasant, ~ to- /. The latter was IN Clu~s
quarters until she reached The end NJ tho
far turn where she got clear and closed
q big gar. todd OF Ophir, to /. ALWAYS
a contender Wa- tlird. "a length ha,N
= G Htdr"th'- kormah ~ 20 faNoTi'e
was outrun al all stages The i'm. was
l.iA Is.
Black Bridge. an odds on favortte won
the steepls. ha~r a. about two miles. IN
Hildrpth'- 'plOrS ~" went ~ 'he front
when called upon and galup"i HON" tire"
lengths IN front 81 Ihl-t lntialr. - to I.
/ he latter lrd tor more than mile and
took the pla'" toy siN lengths from oil
had hall mil" LETT 10 20 he tim" was
4 -.
, r. Ilitrhcprk's Bra,kfoo'. even money
had io ran arpIui ing N"ld ~ hurss- IA
the nfth rae" Tor iSo-Ncar .UldS. ave Iud
a half frlung- tut he Wds equal Ia tu"
fa-A and sailing gof him 90 The VIII" "a
length IN front OF Y ? tarmau'- The pol
lies 10 To g. who led a grcat"r pat 81 On"
WaV August R"lUun''~ Nat"rNals. 9 q" /.
was half lengta out of the place aud .
head IA front of ihuma- Hit'hSU,k'- Z ON
trarIwt~" Wun weakened when the pinch
came. he time WAS ~
-. YANKEES Jupiter Joe 10 I. came
from behind and MANAGED to win ~" sixth
race ~ a mile. ia ~" last jump hv head
from ohoTt. 10 l. Who le'i up to thaf
point. check a - To- shot. ran good
race and wa- third. the" rat'S ~ y length
ha'k h" mile Wa turned ia 90. The
summaries
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TO-Dii,S CtRD FOR SaR4TOG 4.
spina~ay stakes. for T~o-year-o'd III
IIeS. the ATTRACTION.

S,rAr,sN. AZ ~ The g. 80 Spin
ava, ~tah"-. Tor fVo-year-"ld rllies. nv"
ami ou--haI furlong-. will 3" run here
tomorrow with Ba-htr. Round the world
and 'H.. Ke.ns entry tSWeepaNay spin
and Love, \ofI pos tide IA tors In handt-
an Tor all ages a. "A mil" and iurlung
~. Iltlar.'h entry ftit/ Herbert and kIre-
-ton" - ia urrd over trendi. bonnie kel-O,
yar and others In a handi'ap for all
agc-. ~ -lN fIrlong-. lianhTidg". sir John
Johnson huI Helmet NAV hgh' 10 uHt
In ~, -, md m e. for plaieTE. al "A mile
U.,k Nan ben and lIlark Mat" have good
char, - In 10" Nnh rare Tor tWO-Near-
uli- nv. and "u"-ualf mrlong-. Aldiyia.
ROYAL lasl" and Iprt tarroll may - well
Maiden three year ODDS and uPward "a III
90 "a -. last u. -. az a mile. with DTaroola
N-hv"ll and Henry Munro figuring prom.
Leu'Iv
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Ottawa Eight May go 20 IrnIc,

OIrsWA. Aug IS Z movement - Afooi
20 fais. So - send 20 HENLEY. England.
~" 'lt'Ortpu- ottawa eight that IN wash
Ir g'ou defeated New Work psnn- ~ ANA
Warrington and Toronto ~igh's The ~
faVA toun.tl tonight voted $50 to Ve
ON" 10 ua--tnen home tO-mOTrOv and for
= banquet.
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a. To MOBILES.
Autos A | Bargains

Ncw NuTa Automobile harCslu Establishment
Var lNrrIIrutC
New Addrs., bIead~a,, Ssth TO s'h IT
la,sard~. S~Dl Sl-:H. Sl'ss'. S-fsO. tean
lryrI~~>sS. Niusl $50 90 S-psL
PIERCE 49,. 80 s'pp
90 >lG - nader MatN..or slH1n So cylinder
Ingis-- SlNG .Iif'rr1 T1rv- SnAf' Sisarns
sieS National -~lN 49, Pop- Nnrt'nrls. Si1
$50 ssn s.UO. t4l,a-. f'7'1 Nu,i"I, go. $50
Musls Teas. N.uarUsts 1rd Tof l,uueNu~ irN
Mitchell tlITAru#'. So pp,."'c>- i.uHbuUi
'..nI .luEorr. So warrior. SisU I'rnr.ul.llr,
So 200 s-uU NIu'rr. $50 N.','rHr $3.50 .~t,.
stsu 'unN 'urr 5lpI"r. so cD other uru>ah
uutsH' |r'fir>
t,smm,t.,r,'n,i--t Square poa', Demon
s.l4fNHus tf'sr....I Sl''r.
Bodies at Surprising Prices
liuroU sine 500 - Si''U landau ~ttrs $50 80
GUrbuafs. Toy IurITar~. tuutiel. lu.fiuc. tlA
So
Tops seats ct Large. S'pc, In America
H~afy Tor ,r.- c's-,i> complete Isriup.
A I Tubes, 81 up; Tires, $5-S15
Iir.' iu fhis Inc 4 Sill llrsi
Broadway Auto Exchange,
l.. & lAriori Pres
Broadway, 56th to 57th St
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~, rrsI.,- special Races Postponed.

cool s'Ari. won driving Jupiter ioc IN
n' IlAEus~' MuvirhA Osuri amt trained los
\ a. ans"
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AMONG The AUIOMOBILISTS
SINTEEN CiRS ENTERED FOR
GRiND PRI/E RtCE.
%. o. Grant To Drive >IrO In Contest for
GoLi Cup entered lay >utomobile flub
oG america NIll - same Machine
With which Tie Non Vanderbilt Cup.

sixteen 'ar- have now been entered for
M" -"rund ra"" for tho Automobile club
of Ameriya'- grand pri," gold zap, Witch
IL 10 los held On SATURDAY.. p'tuher Is. over
the Ions Island Motor ParkwAy IN" la'c-t
entry i fIa' "i an Mo- ar. 80 he driven
nv " = Grant. who won the Vanderbilt
cup - - last lall with the sam" six CYLINDER
Nl'p that b" vail driy" Ia the grand priy"
ia" n" nt'r-u other 'ar- entered ara
'hr"" lI"u1 INA hines from G"riuNuN. ihr"f
IIai, from liaIy and IN" following 'arS
bult IA 'h.. ,ouHtrv. thTc" Marquette
lul, is. ihrre MArmung. two Na'onrl-
and uu" Eu"blinc- rlAu,t"
announcement has ,.so been ma 10 that
Grant h..~ h','u entered - drive iha same
az ~ the IIgfu road "a e. that the chr az"
Motor Z luh viii run "u August -. and the
lITmpunf PARIS road - Z" that m" YuAk"r
go. Motor tub Will run ~ Hht,alrl phia
on October Gr,ln' >.L'> 10" intends To-
drI," IA all re-" ul these events On the sam"
plan b" u-'al when winning "a" And"rhil'
cup. thai - 20 dIlNv - = gooi aNrtar"
LEA - AMI NOT iu tTN tp mss," any extremely
fA-t rounds duunc 'uc early part "t the
contest
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GOnd star' Wou driving .oI." '-,y. 10 Z.
hy srlltsn NaNlm IdrUIs uN usl aud 'TlfuH NJ
"
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Mr, harriet Glars F'sh"r ot Trenton.
= = Vito started "u % 'rIp around N"
world 10 60 Hur-"- power To- pUphl"
"a JuIN ui last wear. - "Npe' f'-i 10 arrive
ha,A m THE ,IIN 'urfu'~ruN after laN tng
toured a'fY-- fh" ,puu'rr from 10" Va" m
coast uImb"r 90 IuiuWohIlrS VII
Ir.,' uyf 'u ltrrN'uWu AMI escort Mrs
ti-r"r and her VITfN 'u'u ms 'l''.
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Cool start. won rAsih NA~tirey. - O. 4.
NA-Agan NNu tl1r. owneI hl she tH"',
Sfall, Trained - y " pH~,H.
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In-nn-,Lon. rr.rraInins John

p"rp"'uA' MUNITIONS restraining John
Eu,iutAn NHnAnIaNer Err"r' 4 ogden
me. - . t..ir tufupHuv. Henry >"uban"r
and AlD"Ti Z NslhNy"r from lnirlu gtng
upon fN" N",t"u patent w"r" issued on
August 10 los the uIfcl states Ill. utt
Court for tho southern District Of New
Nurt Trn tntiIu. ton. prr. t~-u.si under
IUdr. Iiuugh. re-. ont a." t-I on and under
tho PROVISIONS Of lie r's'- m suits brought
az. .f-f tH''-" parties. N - ht'h h" sustained
'H' ~s'.u"u Patent. granted ~" mum tiun-
ami a.~o a . u4utlus- 80 damages AMI
profits
The mum .tIurS v"rr S"ry"i personally
bN I nIrrd ~i.I'"- NaT-hll N"uEcl up"n ~"
a"ir'ldAN'- and .IuN NIplA'Iuu Of ~" terms
Di 90" IH .Uu'ttuu- Viii render 'h"iu liable
'u II.uI- huIru' Tor ,uui"uu' of CONT
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"HIS series Of day outing" test trips
which Mr.. Edison is conducting is to
establish the fact that the family type
Of electric vehicle with proper battery equip
ment is the practical, dependable and economic
al vehicle of the present and the future. Mr.
Edison has interest in the companies pro-
ducing the ears used alternately on these
,rips-,he Detroit and the Bailey-other than
To prove this fact. The Detroit and the Bailey
are now regularly equipped with the new
Edison Storage Battery. Other makers OF
electrics doubtless will equip with the Edison
Battery shortly, and similar Edison test trips
will be made with their cars.
In these day outing" tests the route, as
shown in the map accompanying each OF these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

selling for tnr-~ Odds and .p9ari that
hA,s not Won a. III, meeting so aide,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

i,ao,l stari Won dri,tnr RlarkfoO; M G
: rs Naul~, Tcy~r Ownri Ny Z r. H|i h,p.k
tfaIueI hS % ~ kArrt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

Tho Nrv Jersey AufuTUhr." HuI Motor
club pI N"NarN ""H'iv rJ-. "l f.-o,U-
i|uu- faHur.ug % 'vp 81 'Uf"- 'urfr-s' road
~ i,. cons ftI,',s,i over 20" lI4u. ipirl run
ufug from Jersey t.rH fu trHarA and "a
- piIIudr'UhlI
,ounfv Engineer owens on behalf - no
Board 81 ir"phnli"r- ~ f--rN county ,
" It, D. bs-iN hu- ,ItTIs. - 'lI- road - uuw
masking estimates Of fh" cost ut ia" road
tupTp,,.i by fhr hC automobile club
Ia. Ne. Jersey N.4'"tTUh. o AMI NOfurt lUb
v ut'h ha- m"mh0r-htB 80 ucHr.N @ sea-
rv n.r- nnd drivers Of autOwohI -
-pflIug hard - haN" q PARTON 81 the re-
built Plank Road UaN"l win a smooth
pavetrruf. TT"f"rTbN wooden h'o, - IN q
concrete fp4NlItlun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

E"T r's"n'a'iye- Il -" I luumH-
Motors uupanl from 400 parts of the country
WIII lu.I ti"ir annual Invention IA M
TaIu uu August -. ~ and &c. WITH head
l.farfpr- 90 M" = d Ter lIuf". ID" 'uHN su.
non ,ufuEIlffr" Nt- arranged a cOTugte-
Npf-fN. programme tor o." Ea' herring
On Ihur~IHF morning ~" NI-'Eug dcuI'T-
VII mold q siDrf H.-Iu's- session, have
lun, hrpu Hf the factory anil inspect the
p'tuf 40 he afternoon n night hey viii
hay" a h""i-t"tk dinner and theatre
port"
on IrIiaN 30" visitors VIII li~t"n - en-
gincsrIng talks ant d"Wpu-trsf With
luut h.pu 20 10" lruuUuf- tIU'"l AMI % ban
u.f"f ~ the bUraIpt IIh 100 'bs evening en-
-a'ufdHH they VIII have -forf b.,sIn"Ss
session. !o.ows,l b' % nm fn The Besiell
Iinrl-. 'ur dinner waved rrpgraUuI" of
sports .'I.I H' held IA ~" uf'"TuUuu. fh" dHv
vIndIrg ~ 'Hh ~uoNcr 80 ne t"Tmau-
American iiaU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
Edison "Day Outing" No. 3
Results accomplished
ON Edison "Day Outing"
Trip No. 3
with Detroit Electric

Total wei ht of car with ~oPersons,2 So
pounds.
Start, 10th ST. and Lexington Ave, New
York, 7.2S A. NJ.
Returned to starting point. $50 p. NJ.
Actual running time. minus time con
sumed waiting for ferries and stop for
dinner, q hours 81 minutes.
Distance covered in accomplishing this
route, sSt miles.
Car, run to a complete discharge Of bat
terry after finish of route. gave mar
gin Of 50 miles excess.
Total mileage for the day on single
charge Of the battery. is2t miles.
Fine landscape. good roads generally,
but a number Of stiff Oh grades.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08
Minister VIII Leave.

A called meeting of Winchester Pres
bytery was bel at Charlestown on
last Tuesday for the purpose of consid-
ering the resignation of Rev. A. q.
Link, of Slrasburg as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at that place,
the Presbytery decided to dissolve
the pastoral relations and permit Mr..
Link to 20 to the church at Hopkins
Vile, Ky, 10 which he has been re-
Gently called. The Presbyterian peo-
pie Of this presbytery are very sorry
to have Mr.. Link leave and go so far
away as he is q splendid preacher and
has great many friends.
Presbytery also accepted the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Link as stated clerk and
treasurer of the Presbytery and elected
Rev. r. A. White of Gerardstown to
that i'm portant office.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillip was received
into the presbytery he having accept
ed call 20 the church at Berryviile.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08
Painful Accidents

pr. NJ. A. snodgrass, the druggist,
meet with painful accident last
Tsesdsy in the yard In the roar OF his
sters on South Queen st.
He was standing on the edge Of the
embankment Of the cellar Of the new
n ID +. bank building when the earth
gave way under his foot aad he was
thrown backward. In falling he
threw cut his hand and bone in his
WRIT was broken and his hack was
badly wrenched. He has been confin-
ed to his home since and been suffer
lug greatly.
pr. E, p. Brown, the druggist .
few doors South Of the Snodg rsss store
also had painful accident day or
two before while working at his sod =
apparatus In tho cellar caught his fin
ger .zsaking the bone and tearing of
the nail.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08

Col. John j.. Bsteman, of this city,
has recently been appointed to nice
job in the census department at Wash
ington and has gone there to take
charge Of his reward for being repub-
lcan all this time.
Mrs. &. j. Faulkner and Mr.. s. X.
Snodgrass have gone 10 Buck Roe
Beach where they will spend the next
two months. They wentfrom bere to
Washington in their automobile uudcr
the guidance OF DR.. w. e. Minghini.
We regret TO state that Hon. John j.
Hetzsl is quite i'll at his home, Winde-
valid, on Winchester avenue. He has
been unable to attend to business for
more than week and was at Berke-
ley Springs for some time trying to
reeaperate but was not much benefit
ted.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08

Mrs. Anna Kilt, of Sondley, South
Carolina, 10 on visit to her venerable
father, Mr.. w. p. Coe, In Gersrds
town.
Mr.. j. S. Osmond appeared before
the county court last Saturday and
asked the court as to whether or mot
the stock held by the oouaty, about
two-thirds of the capital stock Of the
Williamsport Pike company, could be
bought. The court took time 10 con-
slider the matter.
Rev. G. r. Stribling and family
have arrived here 10 spend vacation
With his mother in this city and his
brother, Mr.. James Nj. Stribl'ng, on
Dry Run. Mr.. 5tribling will go di.
rectly to his new charge at Petersburg
Virginia, when he leaves here after
his vacation.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08
The Great Prize Fieht.

the great prize fight between Jim J /.
fires and the negro cham pion, JACK
hnson, which was TO have taken
pee in California was prevented by
L state authorities and the fighters
d their trainers and hackers liked
|emselves off to Reno, Nevada, where
L night came off on Monday last,
Ply 4 This was advertised as being
e greatest fight which has ever taken
lace but it turned ont 10 be much
llef IMAM was anticipated and the
l'oll'e, Jeflries, was knocked out in
Fe niteenth round. The betting ran
Pou' = toto in favor of the viii te
Sh and the sporting fraternity was
ueh upset over the resul.s. II is said
Fa' the negro gets $4,000 and the
l''e man gets S4S, 700 besides what
en- man gets forthe moving picture
"l'ege which is about $4,000 to
Feh.
Il seems about time that the states
| laws which would prevent men
'N'ug such brutes Of themselves.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08
GOING to Europe.

us. Fish Commissioner, George M.
Bowers was here several days last
week visiting his daughter While
here he Informed the writer that he
has been ordered to take trip to Eu-
rope this summer to visit the various {
European countries with the idea Of
investigating the government cuitiva-
ton Of fish and the markets OF seal
skins. This will give the commission
er fine outing for this summs I
though we believe he is not anxious to
60 away from home for such a lsng
time. He is due at Seattle, Washing
ton, by September for an investiga.
tion Of the seal fisheries Of Alaska.
Mr.. Miller presented US with sample
of large rye neneIoned a few weeks
ago.