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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
Mus bes OeriHtsbSfen.
G dtibuuog angeleseus
beiten.

| Reie 0orbes tat aegeu ibre,I
Wlann, ben WeBser georss 5orbes.
2320 Riami 3anol, cine Sdkibuugss
iless singereiht. gr fon iie fdlidlihsr
Deiie beifulbist uno ni6t fir lie
geiorst baben. Die gsioen batten lid
am Ia. 5anuar b. 3. Derbeiratbet unS
6rrbes battle oanlas Isin 2llter aui
20 unb oas fsiner graut aif Is ssabrs
Icngsseben. Sect pirb angegsben, bab
Si: aldssrin jebt nod ,eine IS sJabre
alt lei. Die alass tpliroe bur6 ibre
gSutter 5ruu aatbsrine 1ospfer Elm.
sereiht. aIdgerin piinift aud ibrea
RGb6snnamen ipisbsr on5unsbmen.
Der Wlaidinsnbaaer Gruit g.
Ston, tpei4er iih am II. 2lpril 1912
in eatlsttsburs, ap., nit Settle ..
Sores DerHlablte, bat oieielbs all
Shcifims pertlagt. gle ioll ifa
pernadIdiIist babsn. 2lu6 ion bic
5rnu ss5iDunssn tperbsn, fsinsn ysas
men abs unb ibren Jamilisnnamen i'd,
iriensr 3uSuIegeu.
Sas elfidbriss ainb bes Don J,iner
6rau gefhisosnen SOisippriers Wil.
liant gattcn ipurbe Charles ssubo,
go. COS Gpportb gIpetnte, cincm
gsrpanbten Der Grau gciton, ii6er.
|geben. Die 5Iuslidtsit puttons IcIl
fiir ben anabsn nint sssienet Itin.
er mub 81 per Woae fir ben llnters
bait besablen, obsIsi6 Jubb .fih srboi.
ben anaben auf ieins Rotten srsieben
gu tpollen.
3 btntrfabflasem
gbtparb go. Dallman Don Gtlbers
ton bat Charles Q. waoeier a,if
$4,000 G6abensriab pertlaat. Dsrs
isibe fol our1 ben Dorfmarfdda bei
DoiIman cine 5dusiu9ung peranlabt
babtH unb spar auf Grunb elmer uns
strehtfertigtsn anI6uIbiauna bes
5iibnerbiebitabls. Der gssidgie IN Der
YtstprdiiDeni unb Sdabmeiftsr Der
pidering 6orbipare 60.
9om gHGbis bapon.
S6omas gu.b, in beiIsn Beiib sin
RspoIbsr gtfunbsn iuurbt. bsiannie fid5
5ss psrbotentH Waffsriragens i4uls
big unb ipurbs pom Ri9tss @amsr ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
gsprSSentidle edlaten.@e @eielidlaft.

Inter 8criie bes Serrn 9liieiiii
chroer un6 nit Serrn Sre6. @ietbe
aIs Setret1r, belt Der obiee 8ereil'
eeitern slatrIiittag i'm 3elltifell
alub feline regelmaBige 9eriammliIng
ab, IN peIter Der Sefretdr 5urlddlt
ieinen Sabresheridf unterbreitete,
uus Dem berporeebt, oab inn periIoIic.
nen sscDre % nelie wlitgIieoer ailige.
nontnlell roreen iinS uno bic &C.
ianuntnritalieoer8abl iest t3i be.
tr1at. Gie Giunohmen ru1brenS oes
ssdbres betrugen $t009.72 imo Die
slusgaben $sSS.s 80 uno Sas gereinS.
permoaen bctr6st jest $4732.02, no.
non $4622 10 oerSinsIi6 anaelcgt
iino. Ger Serid,t plrrbe ongenom.
men Ger arranaementsausidnb iiir
ben jiingit peraHitalteten aniierball
uiterbreitete cbeniaas ieiren geriht,
Der telpies, baB tros Der irtgiinitigcn
gerbiItniiie Elm fleincr llcberitub
cr3ieIt luoroen lit. Scr 9litsId,uB pur.
be NIT Sanf eatlniien. Serr s. ".
Zimmerman fpnroe OILS neues Wit.
gIico ouieenomrren. Ger 4lataus.
id]ut fiir bas oiesi6brige 9irnic uno
aonigsid)ieBen beridiete. bab CT
SigbIano Grooe fiir Gonntns. ben
80. SuIi. 8ur Sbboltins bes 5eitcs
eciidPrt babe. Sem @oroeben murOc
g.tgebeiben uno Inn llebrigen ipur.
Sen nur Routinegeibdite sur Der.
se6ra&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
gsersitcltcr 9ianbanfaa.

Die 1Sjdbrige Marie poGener, 10
Sr6arb Strdbe, CT. Bernard, purDe
seitern 2lberb tur5 ppr 6 llbr an Der
SenneFee @penue uuo pubbad Roab
BON brei peiben Mdnuern ungesrifs
fen, Don benen elmer ibr bic 8Iouie
SerriB, pdbreuO Elm anoerer. neil iie
iib pebrte, tbr eiuen beftigen Shlag
tns @eiid)t perieste. IS geiaus ibr
trpbbem ii9 IosSureiben unb !uut
aai Siffe itbreisub in hls Sous Der
iSrau Marie Spie9eI. 1858 5enneHee
apenue, gu ellen. gls Der Gjatts Der
9eBteren fit nu6 ben Weeslaserern
umfduute, tparen bieielben Derf4puas
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
sabbatbi6anOer uur's gerid,t sitirt.

Die qpli5ei bate geitern ipisber Elm
ipa9fames 4uee auf Sabbatbfddns
Der, bic, troBbem bas 9eieb cine folhe
Wtilotbdtigteit am Sonutas perbietet,
buritisen Seelen erlaubten, firh in sbs
rem @irtbI9aften gu erquiden. Die
getrsffenben iinb: 5ruu Selens
Dette, gBitttpe bes DOR einigen Sas
gen Deritorbenen 5rGnt SO. Dette, in
oeren @irtbf6oft, 1924 8ins Strabe,
Der goli5iit 5iuan bonn 8. Dtitritt ges
itern @prmittag eini9e 4unoen be-
msrtte. - SOiepb u. @iiiter
felb Der gerabe flint Sunbeu in ieis
Ner 8irt6Td,aft, Ro. S35 Dooe Str,
bebiente, als bic YOli5iften Sups unb
Sbtpinb pom 5. 9iitritt t5n iibers
raI9teH. = Spfepb Sslm m / b uno
SO m. g setter, S6unttslIner In
Hiebentbuler's @irtbI9aft, Dana unb
Monteomerp 4oeuue, Gpanfton, iueIs
DE in Der leBteren 0ienit tbaten uno
0urItige labter, als iie bon Sereeont
SeIqbeber uno ben 9oliSiIten RanTon
unb Sttupol fiir perbaftet ertIdrt NUTS
ber.- 6 / It 0 II 8retpett, Shonfs
tenner in Der SbOs. 6rpefden Wirths
i6aft, S44 @ebrmdn Moeuue, tpuroe
tpeqen SfFeubaltens opu poli3titen Des
z. Oiltrtttts Oer6uftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
Cincinnati 2ieSerfraus.

0as Speite &onssrt hieies @ereirse
ja6res finbst Donnerftas, ben 30.
WaGrS, gbenbs 8 ubr in MstbeIs
5aIe itatt. Das fplsenbe groerumm
ptrb sur Dur4fiibruns selangen:
G6or: ,Sm Walbe" Silfe
.R5slsin, mann bliibit bu duf9"
Dresert
9ioIinfplo: .gallaSs unb polonatfe"
gieurtemps
Serr emil Stc1nlsr
alapisr: iSrl. pauIine Sterlsr.
Gbpr: y2i.ber stnes fobrsnben Sc
ieIlen4 Serbert
Solo: Die aorelei" 2is5t
grl. emma 8urdbdrot
gbor: Der 5riiflins piro mad"
@ipIinIplo: .abenblieb" Sdumann
.gaprice 9iennois" Greisler
rS60n Rosmarin" areisler
Serr Gmil Stsmlsr
G6or: .8albitimmsn" &emptsr
Splp: .gs blintt Der Sau"
Rubinitein
Pm ben SonnsnIheiu" Shumann
Srl. emma 9urt6drbt
gbpr: Die aImadt" aa9ner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

lcidf iilS Beoud)fnif, eliiprdgen o0rr
ipenn er lie oieiem nidt arpertrnlen
mag, nisidmcioen NIB ait geeisilctcr
Stelle aibeiten fam:
Nenn Die Yfiriidb1une bliiGen,
idet man 9iotbriiben ober gecteu,
3lpicbeln, ertien, Yaiiinafe (Fars.
nips), Sdprar5ipiir5elH uno iriibe
Neibrii6en.
@enn Der slpfelbaiint 81 bIiibei
tcginnt, pflan5t man giiifbobnen,
adrrctten, SeIlerie, Snldt, 9aiif
uao Sriibtartufieln. Mud iuerocn
6riihfobl uuo glumenfoDIieelinge
perpflan6t.
Splter fonuiten ipie6er gliidbob.
ner, ioiuie Sinneenbobner, Speiie.
fiirbi5 (Sqliaib), Sp6tialat; nadSem
Die aIpieIbliitbe abgefaaen inib Der
Boocu marin geirorben, perpiIan3t
man GierpfIal5en, @urfen, piefier
iino Soniaten.
@enn Die Sllft ictpoM aIs Ser 90.
ben griin6lif olrfap1rnIt, piIan,t
IIan 2ima.gobnen, fact 3udermnis,
tSiueet Gori), @urfen,' WleIouen, 10.
ME Serbit. iino gainter.S Squait.
Staoieshen fonnen qeiaet mer6en,
io6alo ii6 Der goben i'm 6riibjabr
bearbeiten Ilbt; man idc ME 3upisl
aui einmal, ionDcrn laiIe oon @cd,e
2n &odle cine gteImlslaat, ie nad,
Seoarf iclgen.
Dian iltloet bierJuIanoe in oeii @e-
miiiegirtcn Die Samburger pcterii.
lie MIR ielten, obipo6l lie oes 9ln.
boles ipcbl uertb more. Sic inter.
ideioet lid Don Ter acfpohnlid)en ge,
terrible our6 lire groberen 9ldtter
mo bic Wur3el, Die ciner fleincn
slii6e 6bnlid) iiebt. Iieie Mursrl ut
Der ebbare Ubeil ber4iIaule ilno ipiro
ais Sllppen- ober Hdgoiit @efpiir5
beh geidsst. &,er ben BoblgeidJnat
nieier gcteriieIie einmaI fennt, niro
iie INNER iuiebcr anpiIan5en. Wslu
iaet Den Samen slnianss sSriibjabr
in ticfgriinoigen. reideu goeen, nadD-
6em nlan i'm porber meljrere Stlnn.
cen slng M iparmem @aiier einge.
rcif. bdt. Geoboftet man oies,
miro Der Samen raid fsimcn uio
GIfacbcn. Wan lid)tet Die iungeit
yildnBhen aiif bier 9oQ IN Der Mcibc
ino tadt ben 99obcn red)t oft. Gie
@ir5eln iino i'm Spitionuner poa
2nitrifelt. Ger Ninterpcrratb iolite
por @intritt Der sSroitc eingeteintit
i1lo in Saro ooer trcdener groe ein.
geidlagen, i'm fiibleu aeller aulbe.
Ipabrr tueroen. 8eriaumt man oas
Sinidjlagen, trodnen Die @lir5eIn ell
;lno rerlieren ben @ertb.
Ellie barten, langiain feimenoeii
SdnIen, mic @artemride (Sipcet
'eeas), 9saintrtiuuL YaIiarn, Iono.
5lume etc. iolte man Dor Der Mus.
iaat i'm @aiier eiinrcideu ino Srar
minoeitens 12 Stunoen lang. Iie
ssife ioatc icgdr orei bis bier 4asc
lang i'm gsniier Iiesen bleiben. Segr
barie Santen. fpie Gnuna Ino Wtono.
bltime felt man, wte .5nrm ann
1cnfe~ empfiebIt, ait Inn oem aeiHi
ocu Sitrfbru1 81 erleifJteru. Ias
6e:leu. oas furs Dor Der gnsiant
porgeUommeu weroen muB. seidiett
am teiten Saburf, Sab man bas Ga.
nicaforn nit Der 6eilndrbc ioIange
iiber cine sSeile ltreidJt, bis oas tpeibs
0leiid slim @oridcin foutnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

500 Strafe bsrurtbsilt. Die Sirafs
ipurbe ibm isbod sef4enft.
YanterottDerfabren geg Ell
einen Wirtb.
Die Wstterer grelping go. unb ans
bsre @ldubiser bes @roeers unb Wirs
ties Senrp 80. Sad, 1247 State Ipe.,
beantragten I'M glinoesserid)t oia
ginleihtrG beS gnnferottDeriab'
rsns aessn bsnielben. Die petsnten fas
gen, fie bdtten segen Sad ungeii6erts
igorberungsn bon 3uidmmen 5irfd
$28O0 unb bsrielbe babe iid am Jrsis
tag fir bantsrott ertlGrt, als er ieins
Gmpillisung 5ur Giniesuns zines
Reeeipers anb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
9sniteriSie sdlisiaifaire.

Der 31-idbriss Dubs 9arriion, "a
Canal Sirabs. purbs esftern abene
an elmer aisenT&siuli4 Isbsnsaefdbrs
Iidsn S6ubipunbe i'm llnfsrlsib tsi,
beno, i'm Gtabtboipital tinselisferi.
pdbr,nb feline 3ubdlterin ai5sis gos
peldnb, alias Surriipn, Don Der pps
Iisei auf dIlsemeins gerbahtssriinb,
bin In GeunbrIam sencmmtn iDnrne.
Gis bsbauptei, bab bis S4isbsrei cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
TER s,lit Ifluo elm.

Wdbreub bes Sepitters am seItris
gen Ra6mittae fflug Der gliB in Dos
3tpeiitDdige Bpbnbaus oes Walter
@oobol, 4223 "a. Strube, DafIep
elm uno es eut'tanO ein grdHb, Der
einen Shoben Don SIS anrihtete, !ebe
er selDf9t tperben tonnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

sufGllise mar unb 6arriion Iast merfs
lpiirsiser Weife aus, baB er feline
gbnuns babe fper ibn ed4ofsn bdtte.
Die poliSei fpirb bsn Gal nGbsr uns
ierIu6en. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
Der FrilbIIne 1T da!
aas srsibbansweittr DeranIaht Sung
anb alt I'M Warten sm bubbeIu.

sser einen serdiimisen Sof bai, foatc
@enriiiebecte anIesen. Cine &C.
iimbe gciddftislins, Die aud
6rcuSe ilnb spab mad)t. - slaer.
lei nilsIide @infe uno Singer.
5eise. - MaS nit s(usiidi uii
erntc mgepilau5t peroen fann.-
aabies6en 3omaicn uno anScrcs.
- 1ic Resembling oes samen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

genommen, fam Der 9orort nit @e.
irie6iging auf oieie pirfli6 geIun-
gene 8erianunlung 5uriidi6auen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

Der PautoffeIbeIb.
Ri1ter:: .Shr Usanu bebauptet -.
Srau: sMdas. Der - beboupteta4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

sbomas gusb, in bsTsn gsitb sin
RspoIbsr gtfunbsn iuuro<. befdnnte fi@
5ss psrbotsnsn Waffsriragens f1uls
big unb ipurbs pom Ri9iss Marusr su
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-28
July %, 1916

to him? This question was consid-
cred by your representative in con-
ference with German and Austro-
Hungarian military and civil author
tiles. We succeeded in so far regu-
lating this problem that an under
standing was agreed upon that these
two governments did not object, in
principle, to such women and chill
dren emigrating to America to join
the heads of their families. of
course, each case and each applica-
ton must be considered alone and
on it's own merits. The applicant
must be provided with sufficient
money or steamship ticket and mon
ey to make the journey to America,
and must be admissible under the
United States immigration laws; the
head Of the family must have stuff
cient means and be in a pccuniary
position to care for his wife and
children so that they will not be-
come public charges: and the appli-
cant must not be under any suspi-
cion Of espionage.
As to the social and political flu
ture of the Jews in Russia itself and
occupied Russia, eyes turn to Amer
lea. They confidently expect that
in the tribunal wherein peace will
ha dicc,,oco1 +1,o 1,o;oo of A .,,o~;,o.
Jewry shall be heard in a demand
for equal rights for Jews in all
lands.
And now lastly word as to re-
lief. We cannot under existing cir
cumstances send food supplies to
the occupied parts Of Russia. But
we can send money. Jews residing
in America and having relatives in
the eastern war zone can confident
ly be relied upon to strain their f.
nancial resources to send to their
own loved ones the largest possible
remittances. But the duty of re-
lief is not confined to those having
relatives there. Are not all Jews
brothers? And are we not our
brothers keeper? Can those who
have no family ties or kin in this
terrestrial hell close their ears, their
hearts and their purses to this great
cry of suffering Israel? We who
live in this land of religious equal
ity, who unde the equal opportun-
tiles afforded to all have in many
cases achieved comfort and afflu-
ence with our poor brothers and
sisters and their little ones in Rus
STA, occupied Russia, Roumania, Ca
1icia and Palestine. The Brother
Lood az Ic1no1 ic not limited or
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
Passing Away.

Passing Away.
Mr.. Thornton Manuel, an aged Con-
federate veteran of this county, died al
his home at Duffields last Friday night,
in the S7th year of his age. He had been
in comparatively good health until the
Wednesday previous, when he was
stricken with paralysis, never thereafter
regaining consciousness. During the
Civil War Mr.. Manuel served with faith
fulness as a member of Company A.,
Twelfth Virginia Regiment, and was a
good soldier He is survived by his
second wife and number OF sons and
daughters, four OF his SONS residing in the
West. The funeral service was conduct
ed by Rev. J. c. Siler in the Presbyterian
Church at Duifields Sunday morning, and
the body was inferred in the graveyard
adjoining.
Mrs. Ella Seibert, wife of Mr.. VIM. S..
Seibert, died after a brief illness last
Thursday at her home in Berkeley county
mile or two from Kearneysville. She
had not been we'll for some time, but
was taken seriously ill Sunday night and
rapidly failed until death ensued. Mrs.
Seibert, whose maiden name was Ca
bourn, was a native Of Strasburg, Va,
and was 81 years of age. She was a
good woman, greatly respected by all
who knew her, and was member OF
the Episcopal Church. Surviving her
are her husband, three sons and two
daughters. She was buried in Elmwood
Cemetery, Shepherdstown, on Saturday.
Mr.. Decatur H. Hedges. one OF Berke-
ley couuty's oldest and most prominent
residents, died at his home at Hedges
willie last Monday, in the S5th year OF his
age. Mr.. Hedges was a retired farme.
and had long been active in business al
fairs, interested in public affairs generally.
He was liberal and devoted member OIL
the Presbyterian Church, and led an ex-
emplary Christian life. He is survived
by one son and seven daughters. In Inc
death OF Mr.. Hedges, Berkeley county
loses one of its very best citizens and nc
will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Bessie Shepherd, wife OF James
Shepherd, died at her home in Berkeley
county last Monday morning, after an
illness of about one week from erysipeias
Mrs. Shepherd was daughter OF MI
and Mrs. r. c. Burkhart, and was highly
regarded. She was 81 years old. Sur
viving her are her husband, three sons
and two daughters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccbau In Danger.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence McChan,
of Shepherdstown, who recently moved
from this place to Washington City, had
trying experience Isl Saturday night.
The following account of the exciting in
cident we take from The Washington
Star:
James Lawrence McChan, caretaker at
Juvenile Court, and Mrs. McChan about
3 O'Clock Sunday morning had the ex-
citing experience OF being taken from the
second floor OF the court building, 2O3 |
street, when fire in the basement filled
the structure with smoke. II was not
until the fire engines arrived in the vicinity
of the court That Mrs. McChan was
awakened. She quickly aroused her
husband, and they soon discovered that
volumes OF dense smoke blocked every
avenue OF escape. No. 4 truck company
soon appeared in front OF the building, a
ladder was raised and the caretaker and
his wife were assisted TO the pavement.
Neither was injured. They returned TO
their quarters as soon as the fire was ex-
tinguished. The fire originated in the
basement and was confined to that part
OF the structure, with the exception OF
burning a hole through the floor and DAM
aging the platform on which the judges
chair rested. The origin OF the fire has
not been determined. The damage to
the building and contents amounted to
5000.
Lawrence is home again, but he hasn't
gotten over his fright yet. He states that
the event was much more thrilling than
the Stars account would indicate. He
and his wife were on the fourth story OF
the building, some sixty feet from the
ground, he says, with suffocating smoke
all around them. They knew nothing OF
the fire until they were awakened by the
noise OF the fire engine and at first he
thought that they were automobiles in
front OF the house. II was impossible to
escape by stairways because OF the dense
smoke, and it seemed long time until
the firemen raised the ladders. 1t was
case OF ladies first, and Mrs. McChan
was safely taken to the ground, after
which Lawrence was helped down,
though he refused 10 trust himself to the
ladders until the firemen gave their word
of honor that they were good and strong.
He said that he felt like falling to his
knees and thanking God when he was
safely on terra Gotta once more.
Lawrence says that it is believed the
place was set on fire by former janitor
who was jealous because he was no
longer employed by the court.
Mr.. McChan resigned his job just as
soon as he saw Judge Latimer, and he
rightly says that no one can blame him.
He returned to ShepherdStown on Tues
day and will find work that will not re-
uuire him to live so near to the sky-he
is resolved hereafter 10 have his bedroom
on the ground floor. Mrs. McChan. who
was made quite nervous by the trying
experience, is expected to return to
Shepherdstown in day or two
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
Mr.. Murray Is No Bigamist.

George Washington Murray, telegraph
operator at ST. James station on the Nor
folk & Western Railway. who, as related
in last weeks Register, had been arrested
on the charge of bigamy, has been vim
dictated. Murray, it " i'll be recalled, after
a short courtship married Miss Frances
Elizabeth Schamel, l9-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schamel, near
St. lanes. The wedding took place on
September 30th, and while Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray were away on their wedding trip
a women appeared at the Schamel house
with child and claimed that she was
Murray's lawful wife. She made an al
fidavit 10 this effect, whereupon warrant
was issued for his arrest. He was ap-
pretended in Washington City and taken
to Hagerstown. Further investigation
caused doubt OF the woman's story
Upon the request Of Sheriff Long, OF Ha-
gerstown, the authorities of Richmond,
Va, located the woman in that city, and,
it is alleged, she confessed that she had
never been legally married to Murray.
Immediately upon receipt OF message 10
this effect Justice Hartman ordered Muir
rays release.
The confession exonerates Murray from
the charge which had been placed against
him by the woman who represented her
self as his wife. Just what course the
authorities will pursue with the woman
has not been decided, but in obtaining
the warrant for the mans arrest she was
compelled to swear that she had been
married to him and she may have to face
the charge of perjury.
The friends of the SchamelS are much
gratified that the episode has terminated
with no further trouble for Mr.. and Mrs.
MURRAY
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circuit Court In Session.

The regular October term OF the Jefief-
son Circuit Court began in Charles Town
on Tuesday. Judge J. NJ. Woods on the
bench. In his charge TO the grand jury
Judge Woods called especial attention to
Corruption at elections and evasion OF
taxation as evils that needed to be rene-
died. The grand Jury was composed OF
the following freehoIders J. n. Outer
er, John c. Burns, VIM. c. Clipp, Geo.
W. EngIe, John Knode: n: Il, Huyetf,
Nathaniel Gray. las. w. Marshall. Samuel
e. Myers, ]. H. Blackford, Walter Cation,
las. p. Staiey, c. q. Felker. Charles Kid
wiIer, r. r. TrusseIl and Charles &
Henkle.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF
Household Furniture

By virtue of the will OF Mrs. Nancy Sisler de-
ceased. the undersigned Executor will oier al pup
lie auction at her lae residence on sOuth SIDE OF
New Street. IN Shepherdstown. W. Va. on
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LITTLE LOCALS.


Senator VIM. E. Chiffon was in Shep.
herdstown for little while last Saturday
on his way from Charles Town to Mar
hnsburg. He made speeches at both
places.
Mr.. George M. Beltzhoover, who re-
turned from the hospital In Charles Town
last week. Is able to be at his office and
attend 10 business. He is much i'm
proved, but is not yet able 10 have much
use OF the loot that was operated upon,
though il is getting better.
A sale OF fine Jersey cattle is advertised
for Friday. November Sd, at Chas. s.
Billmyer's Oak Hill Jersey Farm, near
Shepherdstown. Mr.. Billmyer will sell
twelve OF his own fine cows and heifers,
and other breeders who will also sell
some OF their best Jerseys are A. w. Bill
myer, ]. D. Muldoon, w. r. Barnes,
Edgar Conklyn and Harrison Schley.
See the advertisement elsewhere in the
Register.
We are rejoiced TO see active work
going on for our waterworks system.
Contractor Ensign has force of men
digging the trenches for the pipe line from
the reservoir, and considerable progress
has been made on west German street.
The well-borers have not yet struck
water, though they are down some 200
feet. They are still going through solid
limestone, and are hoping to get water
any day now.
Margaret, the little daughter ofMr. and
Mrs. John Lowe, who lives at Maple
Shade, met with what might have been
serious mishap Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Lowe was doing her morning work
at the spring-house. She stepped around
the corner of the building, and when she
came back was Mortified to find her little
girl at the bottom OF the Republican"
spring. Margaret was not in the water
long enough to be injured in any way.
We are sorry to learn that DR.. Richard
Bragonier, OF WEIGH, w. Va, formerly
of Shepherdstown, is quite i'll with
fever in a private hospital in Bluefield,
this State. DR.. Bragonier, who is son
OF our fellow-townsman, Mr.. ]. S. Bra
gonier, was here some weeks ago, and
was not well at that time, being on the
verge OF breakdown from overwork.
He improved some while he was here,
but was later taken with the fever. His
physicians hope that the attack will not
be severe one.