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THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Backus agt. Backus: commission or
dered to issue; complainant's solicitor
E. s. Bailey; defendants solicitor, j
w. Davidge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

BANKRUPTCY COURT-Chef Justice
Clabaugh.
In re Henry c. Miller; trustees fee Or
sdered refunded.
Insre Thomas E. Waggaman; sale finally
ratified.
In re julius w. Tolson; sale ratified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

In. re estate Of James Holmes: verdict
sustaining will; caveator's attorneys,.J j.
], Darlington and l. B. Linton: cavea-
tees attorneys. w. A. Johnston, L. A.
Bailey and A. S. Worthington.
In re estate of j. Howard Larcombe;
on trial; caveator'S attorneys, Barnard
Johnson. w. D. Mclean. and r. A.
Ford; caveatee's attorneys, Wilson &
Banks
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
BURTON COMMANDBR-IN- CHIEF
Missouri Man Elected by G. a, r.
Over Three Rival Candidates.
Toledo selected as Place for Next
sion Increased to SI2.

Saratoga. Sept I2.-Dcfeating three can
didates by a plurality Of over 800, former
Commissioner Charles G. Burton. Of Ne
vada, Mo, was to-day elected Comman-
der-in-chief of the G. A. r, at the first
business session Of the forty-hrst en-
campment, which is being held here.
The defeated candidates were Gen. John
T. Wilder, Of Knoxville. Tenn. Charles
b. Burrows. Of Rutherford, Vt, and
Patrick H, Coney, of Topeka. Kans. The
next encampment Will be held at Toledo.
Ohio.
Other officers elected were Lewis Z.
Griffith, Of Leroy, senior vice command
er-in-chief; William NJ Scott, Of Atlanta,
Ca. junior Ommander-in-chief, L. lane
TanuyhiH, Baltimore, Md. surgeon gen
eraI; Bishop Samuel Fallows, OF Chicago.
chaplain-in-chief.
Reports Of officers and the annual cleo
tiou consumed "a greater portion Of the
day. The encampment adopted Com
mander-in-chief Robert Browns address.
which commended President Roosevelt as
friend Of the G. A. r.. advised tine
creation of a permanent investment fund
for the Grand Army. and recommended q
bill increasing the pensions of veterans
widows 10 81 per month. This latter rec.
ommendation was also made by the COM
mittee on pensions. and iEdorsed by q
report Of Joseph W O'Neul. adiuaut
general.
Nine thousand members of the Grand
Army have died during the last year.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
HINDOOS FLOCKING HERE.
More Arrivals at Vancouver Render
the Situation Acute.

Vancouver. B. c., Sept. 12-The Anti
Asiatic situation is rendered acute by the
arrival Of nine hundred British Indians on
the Mont Eagle.
It was decided 10 ship the entire nine
hundred 10 Premier I.aurier by special
train. so that the central government
could see what the Pacific Coast has to
contend with.
A subscription list for the purpose Of
shipping the Indian coolies through to OF
tawa was started In the city hall In "a
short time the funds were in hand 10
charter train Sir Wilfrid Laurier's
reply to Mayor Bethune is being waited
for.
II not favorable. the Hind0os viii be
sent to Ottawa en- bloc for the Canadian
governments disposition They continue
to come I'm lots of a thousand and are
practically thrown on the public as
paupers. They demand the rights of
British subjects, and are worse prob
lem to solve than the Chinese or the Jap
anese.
It is said at Vancouver that the Hin
docs win leave on a special billed right
through 10 ottawa" and that this viii
prove the easiest way of getting rid Of
them in the West and at the same time
give the people Of Eastern Canada Il
taste of their troubles
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
SECRET MARRIAGES BARRED.
viii Impose Fine of 500
for Failure 10 File Papers,

Milwaukee, Sept. l2-There are 10 be
no more secret marriages in Wisconsin
or anywhere else. if Wisconsin people
are concerned Il has come to light that
the late legislature passed law to nat
an end To that sort Of thing unless IL is
worth $l0G 10 the parties who wish TO keep
their marriages secret.
1t will stop the handsome fees which
have made fat the pockets Of justices Of
the peace in Chicago. Rockford. and
other convenient places.
The new law provides that whenever
any couple so out of the State TO get
married they must first get from the
county clerk a blank certificate of mar
Tiage and this must be filed with the
local registrar of vital statistics within
ten days after the marriage. Should this
not be done, and the marriage become
known at any time afterWard the fine
of 500 VIII be assessed against the couple
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lays Of Men by Dozens in North
Carolina Shops.
Rate Reduction Law Said To BE Re-
SpOnSibIc fer Wholesale Re
treuCbmcnt

Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y. c.. Sept 12-Every de
partmcut of the Southern Railway shops
at Spencer. the largest ON the system
received notice this afternoon OF "a ra-
igction in the force. and after tomorrow
there viii De upwards OF Io men less az
work.
F.fty-foUr car men. representing "a re-
ducJion of So daily. thirty-seven ma
chiuists. paid 500 and more. and enough
from an the other departments TO make
mammoth subtraction from the pay
roll were given notice of their tenn
pOrary suspension.
in North Carolina there is little doubt
as to the cause of this shake-up. Oc-
casioEaly there is a shortage i'm the ap-
preparation. and the rate turmoil IN the
state has undoubtedly forced this course
There is no man in the Southern's en-
ploy speaking with authority. but the
employees know. and have accepted the
action gracefully
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
LOCAL.
FORMER CADET ARRESTED.

Gets CIOthinR Under False Pre-
lenses at New York.
New York Sept l2-Benjamin II. Weber,
a former West Point cadet, who was ex-
PEELED two years ago for hazIng, was ar
rested tonight in front of 503 Broadway
on a charge of grand larceny.
According 10 the police, Weber has been
down and out financially He went TO
store at Broadway and Thirty-second
street and got $50 worth Of clothes
G. BlUmenthal. A. West Seventeen
street. who is a friend of Weber's family.
and a trustee of Mount Sinai Hospital.
has an account at the store. Weber said
he was a son Of Blumenthal and charged
the clothes 10 BlumenthaTs account
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

Atlanta, Sept 12-Louis A. Gourdain,
the millionaire convict Of Chicago, known
throughout the United States because of
his eccentric and frantic efforts to break
into the Federal penitentiary at Joliet,
H., Is now on MS way to the Govern
ment Asylum for the Insane at Washing
ton, where he viii spend the balance Of
his sentence Of five years.
When indicted for using the mails to
promote a lottery Gourdain, although
reputed to be worth millions. refused TO
hire q lawyer and fought his own case.
displaying such eccentricities of demeanor
as TO cast doubt upon his sanity at that
time. The evidence. however, disclosed
his remarkable shrewdness in the man
agement Of a lottery business which
yielded him huge profits.
He made a voluntary pact with the jury
to abide by any decision It made and not
10 appeal, and when he was convicted and
friends appealed the case for him he de-
clared they were guilty Of misrepresenta-
ton and fraud.
He refused TO try for his liberty. and
threatened TO build a private jail IN which
20 serve his sentence. as he had promised
the jury. The plans Of this Jail We're
drawn for him by a Chicago architect
and he secured an option on a site for it
near the Joliet penitentary.
Another Of his threats was that he
would buy a ship. take all his family
aboard, and give his millions away to the
people.
The fight Of his friends lawyers IN the
courts availed nothing, and ne was sent
to Joliet 10 serve his sentence After be
Ing there a short time he was transferred
to Atlanta last June
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
LONGWORTH FOR MAYOR.
Opponents of Cox Booming Him for
Nomination in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 12.-COngressman
Nick Longworth. as the Republican can
didate for mayor, is now said 70 be the
political programme Of Julius Fleischmann
and Norman Kenan, against their former
friends, George Cox and Rud Nynicka
Longworth will be in the city next Tues
day.
San Francisco, Sept. 12-Congress
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth
arrived here to-day on the steamer Sierra
from Honolulu.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
SOLID FOR La TOILETTE.
Wisconsin Republicans Decide Upon
Action at Conference.

Milwaukee, Sept. 12-As a result OF a
conference to-day Robert NJ. La Toilette
Is TO be given 4 solid delegation from the
State as "a candidate for the Republican
nomination for the Presidency.
Isaac T. Stephenson is to be given sup
port for the long term in the United
States Senate and James o. Davidson re-
turned TO the governors chair without
opposition. and John H Puelricher, Ste
phens0ns political agent, placed at the
head Of the Republican central commit
tee
Lenroot, who was to have been Ia Fol
lette's candidate for Senator, must be
content with a run against Judge Jen-
kins for Congress.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
APPEAL MADE TO ROOSEVELT.
Brooklyn Republicans Want Halt
Called on Fight ON r, 4. Sharkey.

New York, Sept. 12-There was talk
among the Republican politicians in
Brooklyn to-day that an appeal had been
made 10 President Roosevelt 10 have a
halt called in the fight which is being
made against the leadership Of an ex-na-
val officer. Robert a. Sharkey, in the Fifth
assembly district The story is that the
friends Of Slarkey recently went To- Oys-
ter Bay and directly accused Timothy L.
Woodruff. chairman Of the State commit
tee Of giving substantial aid 10 the DO
hticai foes Of Sharkey. and urged the
President 10 have the faction1l tight stop
ped
While the President is represented as
having dIsappToy-d of party discord on
the eve of national campaign. BE re-
fused 20 interfere iu the local sduabbla
SharEeys friends are very bitter toward
Mr Woodruff. and dcn3unca his manage
ment openly ar all their meetings.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
HUGHES AT STATE FAIR.
Governor Pledges His Support to
Greater Display Annually.

Syracuse, \. Y, Sept Fifty thous-
and persons to-day greeted Gov. Hughes
in an address at the State fair grounds
this afternoon he made a plea for a
greater State fair and pledged his sup
port to a measure looking in that direc-
ton.
The governor arrived AT 11.30 last night
and at o'clock this uorning he took
breakfast with his son, and his military
secretary. Col George Curtis Trradweu
He spent fifteen minutes in Horticultural
Hail. where be drank some Crane Juice
and talked with the officers IN charge.
In the farm produce building. the man
in the cage Of bees attracted his atteu-
tion and hc looked on expecting to saa
him sruUg The man explained honey
making 10 the governor. From this bund-
ing Gov Hughes went q see the cattle
sheep and swi e.
The governor left The fair grounds
shortly before 6 O'Clock. and was driven
90 the Century Club. where dinner was
served. At s o'clock he was taken 10
the reviewing stand and saw the CONNER
ciai float parade of the Kuoouo Carnival
Eighty floats were in line
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
OFFERS $4,000 REWARD.
Great Northern Makes Every Effort
to Capture Train Robbers.

ST. Paul, Sept 12-GeueraI Manager
Ward, of the Great Northern Railway
Company. has telegraphed the following
offer of e reward TO all points in the
West along irs line.
The Great Northern Railway Company
viii pay the sum of 5000 for the arrest
and conviction Of each Of the persons en-
gagged in the hOld-Up of its train near
RexfOTd. Mont, on the morning of Sep
tember 70 1907
r. z. WARD. General Manager"
This means a reward OF $4,000 10 those
who arrest and secure a conviction Of the
robbers. They are described as being
about thirty years of age. one about five
feet eleven inches tall and the other con-
siderably shorter They wore black
clothes and black soft hats
The bandits blew open the express safes
but found nothing; then they took all the
registered mail They did not disturb the
passengers.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
NARROW ESCAPE FOR GIRL.
Miss Roosevelt, a Cousin of the Pres
ident, Carried Into Ditch.

Sayyine L. l., Sept 12.-ALiss Gladys
Roosevelt, daughter of John Z. Roosevelt
and a cousin Of the President, was taking
a horseback ride yesterday and when
near her country home, Meadowcroft. the
automobile Of Dr. Ross so frightened Miss
RoOseveits horse that he plunged into
marshy ditch bordering RoOseveIts
creek, and the horse and his fair rider
sank deep into the mire.
Dr. Ross jumped from his car and into
the marsh, only 20 find himself in the
mud trap as well the three foundering
about together in an effort TO keep from
sinking out. of sight
Finally the doctor succeeded in regain
ing the meadow bank. and after desper-
ate efforts finally pulled Miss Roosevelt
and her horse out TO terra firm. Aside
from being q sorry looking spectacle from
the mud that covered them, Miss Roose-
Welt, DR.. Ross, and the horse ESCAPED
injury.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
LUSITANIA Is HERE
ON SCHEDULE TIME
Cunarder Off Nantucket at
l O'clock This Morning.
STILL MAKING GOOD TIME
Will Come in Through the New
Ambrose Channel.
STILL MAKING GOOD TIME

Must Wait for High Tide Before En-
Maiden NOynEes-ManaEer selects
Capt. Frank CTBmer Ia Pilot Vessel
the Point After Conference.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Accused of Deserving Rabr.

Special q The Washington Herald.
LynChburg. Va, Sept 12-Florida Wood
man. a white woman, was arrested here
tonight on the charge of abandoning an
infant three months old which had been
left in her care. The child was found
an hour after it was abandoned The po-
lice say the woman claims she was 10 be
paid for its care. and when the money
stopped she got rid Of it. The child was
taken 20 the City Hospital
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
BUGLER CONFESSES MURDER.
says He Killed Norfolk Man to Rob
Him of $40.
q MashinEton Herald.

Special % The washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Sept 12.-W. B. Patterson,
a bugler in the United States navy, was
the murderer Of Agrippa Jones. who was
found dead last Monday IN the rear Of an
Avon street saloon. according to his own
confession, made to the police this after
noon.
Patterson says that ne did not intend
10 kill Jones, but 20 knock him out for
the purpose Of robbery. Jones had so.
the most he ever had in his life, earned
as death watch in the city jail. This ne
indisCreetly displayed.
Patterson is twenty-five years old. lie
recently enlisted IN the navy from Penn
sylvania. His chief fear is that his
mother will hear Of his trouble.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
PERSISTENT SUITCR WINS.
Miss McCuTtin accepts After Four
Years of RcfuNaIs.

Chicago. Sept l2-James O'Donnel. the
most persistent Suitor on record, has Won
out ODouueI met Miss May McCurtin
in 1893 In a week be had proposed. He
was turned down
Since then. on an average of eight times
year. he has renewed his suit
His father offered him 5000 If he won
The other day one Of Miss McCurtin's
friends got married. and Jim" saw she
was waverinE. Ills father was I'm Europa
bat he took no chances. He grabbed tla
prize. married Ter. ANA now they are en
"a wedding "trip ln Wisconsin
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

jamestown Exposition Sept 12-The
C ceremonies marking Maryland's Day at
the fair closed tonight with reception
given By Gov. and Mrs Swanson I'm honor
of Gov. Wrdeld. az which many distin-
guished persons were present 1t took
place Ia the Virginia Building and was
brilliant affair.
Few States have received the welcome
which Maryland's people had AZ ihe ex-
position to-day. II was a love feast. in
which TN. people and officials Of tie sis
ter states Wed with each other in show
ing their mutual regard.
GOV. Warfeld and his staff arrived on
board the Maryland Naval Reserve boat
rha Ts1s d. C,,,bs es-f,- this r,,,,.-.f,,,. ,r
oI4 po;.. 80. 49,. - ..-z...
-
N'o'l anu l's guests i"e'oH'hS Mayor Ma
TOOL OF hfium'ie, came or the steamer
Virginia Breakfast was served dt the
hotel and about 11 O'Clock the visiting
PARTY boarded ono OF fhe official ferry
boats for the exposition grounds. where
they found a battalion Of the Fourth
Maryland Regiment. which came down
yesterday. drawn up IN martial array in
front Of the government pier landing.
''MaryIand, Ny Maryland"
There wasa fare NJ frumpars and ae
the sovernor sIigbted the hand hurst
fortH into tba soIl-stfrrfna- .AFsr,l,,5
My MARYLAND.
President Tucker and Gov. Swanson
were on the pier TO greet the MARYLAND
ers, and rode with Gov. Warhe,d In the
parade.
Capt Frederick II. Colston was the
master Of celemonles. and occupied the
center Of the stage In the auditorium.
The hrsJ speaker introduced was Presi-
dent Tucker
GOV swanson was introduced inn
mediateIv after NIr. Tucker finished. and
the governor got "a great receptioa. A.
most as soon as ne commenced speaking
he mentioned the name II Gov. WarneiG
and the proceedings stopped right tfkre
for about one minute. during which the
crowd whlstled and cheered and yelled
Tor Naryl1nd's governor.
Randall Gets m ovnttou
,
ANU '''- " al '''''''
whose ad'i'sS was ah aoie plea Tor So
ciety IN the South IN dealing with cor
porate interests Then he introduced
James r. Randall. the author Of Mary
land Nv MARYLAND Mr. Rsndalrs rs-
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governor 'i '.tit .dhu. lht governor "i
Virginia, the mayor of Baltimore and the
other officials crowded around the man
whose song had gone around the world.
and shn1y his hand and cbeered hin, ss
the rrovd was cheering And an tho
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ny
''i'l 'dI''I' anu MAJ '''''0''S ana N"-
glnans. mana DID glove sang al the tops
OF lheT voices lht oio song.
Hi'td states senator WliIldIh IlhAhey
WHFlt hane lhe "hdi ADDRESS ana tHen
'He fouIIh REGIMENT minuanlen were
'aHea INTO service once more 10 escort
Jne governor ana the oIheI guests 10 ihe
reviewing stand Where Ihey witnessed a
IeFle" Oh 'he Mais iahu' ONO United
states anu olHeI troops on IAe grounds
J oilo"ihs IuhcHeoh Ihe governor ana
Ihe oiHeiu party went I'd lhe Maryland
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
CUNARD LINE :. :. LUsITANIA.
TAFT SAILS FOR ORIENT.
Great Crowd Bids Secretary of War
Farewell at Seattle.

Seattle. Wash, Sept l2-With his wife
and son, Secretary Taft sailed at ! o'clock
to-day ON the steamship Minnesota, while
a great crowd looked on from the docks
and waved adieu and good wishes.
Accompanying Secretary Tart are his
private secretary. Fred ". Carpenter.
and Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. chief Of the
Bureau Of Insular Affairs. on the Mime
sofa also are John Thomas Burke and W.
+. Backus Of this city, special commits
sioners TO the Orient for the Alaska
Nukon-P1cihc Exposition Thomas J.
OBricn Ambassador to Japan. and Peter
Augustus Jay, first secretary of the en-
haS-z
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
DicIsey Sew State Chairman.

St Louis, Sept l2.-After a stiff fight
Walter S. Dickey. Of Kansas City tri-
umphed by a vote of q to 20 over Thomas
G. Aiken. the national committeeman
and his forces this afternoon. and was
elected chairman of the Republican State
committee to succeed Thomas NiedrinC-
haus, who resigned.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia - Fair
to-day and tomorrow; light
north to east winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
WOMAN DISAPPEARS,
THREATENS SUICIDE
Frantic Husband Seeks Mrs.
Ada {. Smith.
FEARS SHE Is DEAD
Woman Leaves Note Saying She
Will End 1t ALL
FEARS SHE IS DEAD

Forrest g. Smith Calls on Police 10
Aid Him in Search for His Wife,
Who Leaves Their Home at 1913 G
street Northeast Early in the Aft
on the Water Front.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
BULLETIN.

sage frOm Nantucket Iightship re-
ports that the LusitHnia passed the
liEhtsbip little after 1 O'Clock this
morning. The new liner will reach
sandy Hook about o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
GOURDAIN, INSANE,
SENT TO ASYLU N
Convicted Lottery Man on
Way to Washington.
FOUGHT TO ENTER JAIL
Refused to Appeal Case and OBJ
iected to Intervention.

Reputed Millionaire who Threaten
ed to Build Penitentiary for His
Own Use and Hire Guards To Keep
Him in Il Is AdIudged "A LunntIe
and Ordered Brought TO 1T. Eliza
beth's to Complete His Sentence.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13

Street Northeast Early in the Att
ernoon-ohieers Keep Close Watch
on the Water Front
!
( Police Of every precinct and the head o.
quarters secured the city last night in
search Of Mrs. Ada c. Smith. nee Pad
gctt, young and beautiful woman. who
/ quit her home at 1913 c street northeast
/ yesterday afternoon leaving a note 10
! her husband saying that she knew she
has wronged him and that sb. was gofrc.
to Kin r.-se1s ,.se, ,f.,t. e.1
/ r,.--.-. r., 60,
wiz -
-'-' u" i'-i e'l'ii'iee & ei-'-l'oiee' pa'-
eAl attorneys, at Sl5 street northwest,
rushed into police headquarters at 10
| O'Clock last night % ask the assistance Of
/ the police in finding his wife and r-ava-t
i1g If 7oeefhra r..,- ,,s.,,.--,,, ,.,- -
nose Ar sr,;,t, .,..- g. -. - -.
.--,...
''N -''' '''-7' ai1d u
/ l1l-lle eu great euoIt on his part 10 tell
/ Sergt. Garter the details Of the disap-
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l'-'=@
--ol-' MS eyes as ne unIoided MS tale 10
/ the sergeant.
He at first tried n +arsDbo,. t,s- 49,
--'' 'i-'s
9a7s ''' 'ss.S'ai-ce' Dlt was 50 agitated
that his voice was indistiuct over the
I telephone. and ha was raoree+a4 ~ ., o.,
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VAN ann d P'-
'0'e vL Ais WE
Frantic with Grief
4 When questioned STr Smith, v-r,,-s t5-
hands v.stL e--s,f .,,.7 s,,. 80 81 -.
~ 80 -o' '-5 so'e''
'-l sN 'i-aJ ms tFo1-
--.' NC -o- l'------ li--l-l+c % the pub
'--- nae s.--u '-al I"eTe had been domestic
qlaTIels before, but never had his wife
threatened TO take her life
she has gone of in anger before br1r
we have never cr,a-rara5 ss-for-sf,-., ., s.st
Mr. smith we ala rq--. a. s,-.. -.
49,
80 ~so' -. iLy VIE
oo1 '''esi-l III was al over. She left
lAe mouse to-day, leaving only the note
telling me Of her sorrow, that she knew
sne had done -rong, and had wrouged
ne. and was going 20 Kill herself -.
sysh-ns J nave hunted the city and vis-
sbrs 81 e.5 ~, .-s,.. 30 - ~. L--
Eba-p married for sbor- f7ur veare and
have little daughter, Ruth. two years
and eight months old.
Ny wife left her with my mother in
the house when she went away. on some
pretsXL Oh. I do not know why she
should leave. We have quarreled, but our
married life has been a. happy one have
done everything in my power for my
wife, and have always tried to make her
comfortable Our fiat is the eoziest home
Imaginable. and with my income OF from
S5' 20 80 a week, / have done all IN my
power
l. of Striking Beauty.
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- GA '--.i''i" o"-il' -l-- d l.'i-' IouliN l4ce
and figure Her features are GTecian,
eyes give her rarely expressive face.
Mr.. smith is also of medium build
rather short and da~l, with heavy black
hair
M. 60. ---.-- ..---s..r-.- .,-..-,.-.4
'1 l'. pp''-' las' --l--''' 'S 'S ''-' -i' 5'
ana al b'.'l7- hIu= sloies were t.lH'i'u-
nicatea with. but no trace or the missing
woman could be found.
Mrs. Smith, mother or the husoanu, al
tended one OF the local theateTs last
nome sdia llat sHe eou.d see no reason
Ter 4 TH=E
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
Cheap Excursion tn HarPers Ferry.
NartinSbuTE, Berkeley Springs. and
NnmIsrrland and Kcfnrn.

S.i5 q. W. Sunday, September l5 from
Baltimore and Ohio station. Washington
Round trip rate 10 Harpers Ferry and
MartmsbUrZ 800. 10 Berkeley Springs
g.35: 20 Cumberland. 500. Splendid op-
portunity for days cutting,