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The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
MACKEY ISSUES PLATFORM.
Announces Himself Candidate for
Recollection on His Record.

Alexandria, Va, Oct. iS.-Common-
wealths Attorney Crandall Mackey. OF
Alexandria County, who is a candi-
date for reelection, to-day issued in
pamphlet form a report to the people
of Alexandria County" in which he re-
views the successful fight that he led
against powerful and organized inter
ests In the county, and states that he
desires TO sit on the lid for another
term chiefly because he does not wish
90 see undone the good work that cost
the citizens of this county so much
toll and strife and patient sacrifice"
Mr.. Maokey places himself squarely
upon his own record. II am my own
platform" he declares. Il put the well
fare Of the county above politics and
official duty above price. The issue is
clean county government, and whoever
attempts TO make il party matter is
the enemy Of both political parties"
In conclusion be says: NO matter
what the state of the law. no gambling
house or poolroOm VIII be tolerated
i'm Alexandria County while l am COM
monwealth's attorney. If others won't
raid them. ! Will raid them myself"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19

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A well-knOwn local druggist is authority
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frequent desire TO urinate, pain in the
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The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA

Richmond. Oct. 1S-A fine painting OF
Gen. Stephen D. Lee commandant II the Con
felerate Veterans, presented TO the local camp
here tonight.
Richmond. Oct. 1&-An amended petit
tion Tor the extraditlon Of the baggage thief now
held in London. win be presented TO the State
Department at Washington.
Norfolk Oct. 1S-Stephens w. BoIles.
chief a the division Of exploitation at the James
town Exposition. resigned to-day. effective on No
vember l. he viii return 10 St Louis.
Richmond. oct 1S-Wfliam Harris. (cOl-
orcdt was hanged at Chesterfield Courthouse to-
day fer attempted assault on a young white girl
in September. Harris made full confession.
Bristol. Oct. iS.-W. X. Stout. a planter
Of Sullivan County yesterday emptied double
barrclcd shotgun into the breast Of William II.
Jones. a married man whom Stout accused Of be-
tAying his daughter Jones Is still alive but there
Is 10 hope that he viii recover.
Norfolk, Oct 1S-Henry II. Roberts,
aged thirty years Is recovering at St. Vincent 3
Hospital here from broken neck sustained In a
fall through an elevator shaft September H. At
first Roberts was completely paralyzed from his
neck down. His neck was broken at the seventh
coFvical vertibrae He eats anything he wants. and
the sense Of touch has returned to his whole
system. following an operation which resulted IN
the RESTING Of the bone OF the neck whicl, had
been pressing on the spinal cord.
Richmond. Oct. I.-George Peters was
hanged at Hfllsyille. Carroll County, to-day for
the murder Of Dunkard preacher-Rev. Joseph
Easter. The crime was atrociOus one The
preacher condemned the practices Of gang of
'mOonshine distillers IN the county, and Il is said
that his death was resolved on and that Peters
was the man who was to Kill him. Peters went
To the preachers house In the night time and
called him TO the door. Mrs. Easter came 10 the
door with her husband. and was standing beside
him when he was shot down.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Baltimore. Oct. 1S.-Run down by an
automobile fye-year-old Margaret Hirschmau. the
adopted daughter Of Mrs. May Deacon. 95l Hop
kins avenue east, died last night in ST. Joseph s
Hospital
Baltimore. oct. 1S-Two annual Conven-
tons Of Baptists viii he held in this city next week.
when the Baptist Young Peoples Union viii meet
on Monday and Tuesday and the Maryland Baptist
Union Association on wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday
Cumberland. oct. 1S.-The plant OF the
Potomac Planning Company, adjoining the extensive
dyeing and cleaning plant Of Footer n Son. was
destroyed By fire to-day. The loss is about s. 59.
City Councilman solomon George IS president Of
the company.
Annapolis. Oct 1S-Midshipman Evan
C. Howe, Of the Fourth class died to-day az the
only a short time from blood poisoning but pneu-
mouia set in and death resulted rather uncx-
pectedy. lie was appointed from the Tenth district
Of Massachusetts,.
Baltimore. Oct. 1S.-Because William Olt-
sight he ended his life by taking poison at his
home. BE Cedar avenue. Westport. last evening.
Mr. Oltmanns was hftyfour years old Coroner Nil
lar investigated the case and decided that no IN
quest was necessary IL was evident that Ny. OFT
manns committed suicide.
Baltimore. Oct 1S-Everett L. McClary,
the attorney who was arrested wednesday evening
on a warrant sworn out by Anthony ComstOck. Of
New York, charging him with sending obscene mat
ter through the mails pleaded guilty to the charge
today and was sentenced to year at hard labor
in the Baltimore City jail By Judge Morris IN the
United States District Court.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
-FOUR DIE IN SOUTHERN WRECK
Passenger Train, Going at Full Speed,
Crashes Into Freight Engine,
Thirty-seven Persons Receive In-
juries-Freight brakeman Blamed
for the Accident.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Greensboro, n G.. oct. 1S-Further de-
tails of the Southern Railway wreck last
night at Rudd. a small station near here
when a northbound passenger train ran
into an open switch. and. while going at
fun speed. crashed. head on, into freight
engine standing on the siding. shows that
four persons were killed and thirty-seven
injured The dead are:
]. A. BRoADy, white. fireman. aged twenty-five
years spencer y G. (; married; fireman on freight
train; instantly killed.
Mrs ]. p. THOMAS. white passenger. wife Of a
Southern Railway freight conductor Danyille Va;
instantly killed
d. ALLEN BRYANT. white passenger. represent
aiive Of the Wilson Paper Box Company. Richmond.
Va instantly killed
Colored fireman on freight train.
The list Of those injured follows:
Charles Miller. white passenger. Whitney. \. C.;
&C. +. McSlinu. white Hcndcrsouyille y. G.. Mrs
sally Thomas white. Danville. Va. J. 5. Galcnskl
white Richmond Va. a. f. Chauce, white. Reids-
vile, y. G.. Nora Russell. Johnstown. Pa. C. +.
Iomis. white Reidsyillc. y. G.; Ruth Chance,
ReidsyiIlc y. G.. Mrs =. ]. Jordan. c0lored, ia
Fcnrth street southeast, Washington, d. @ " II.
Inging. white Westminster. Nd George "a Ware,
white Reidsyiue. n -: Mrs George T. Ware;
]. ID. Kitohiugs. Redsyille y C.; Tate Moses, col
orrd Darlington S C.: W. II. Keen, c0lored, Dan
Vile Va; Mary T. Keen. wife of W H. Keen:
Lille DeSasure c0iorcd. Columbia, 5. O.; J. W.
Gibson. white Danville, Va; o. Y. Benbow Greens-
b0rO y. c., T. VI. Clayton. Danyille, Va; {. l..
Daniels. white Binghamton. \. u William Ii.
Vaughn DanyiIlc Va; Nelson keck. Danve. Va
G. u. East Danyille. Va; C. VI. Sherts. Danviile'
Va; Miss Ruth Crswley Danyille. Va. A. NJ.
Griggs. Portsmouth, Va; J. w. Dillard. byncholrg.
Va; ]. b. Owens LynChburg, Va J. r. ssedge'
Danville Va; Mrs G. W. Andersen, Brevard. n.
c.: Sam Harris. Baltimore, Nd Charlie Fuitz'
c1lured Waynesboro. y c.; Mrs W. c. Davis,
Wiuston-Salem, " C.; c. b. Peace, color5d. Pull
man porter; Charles f. Holt0n. engineer passenger
train: Walter Dick colored, porter passenger tain.
Charlotte. \. c; W. NJ Giles. passenger train
conductor, Charlotte. y. c.
The passenger train was running at
a rate of about sixty miles an hour.
When the collision came the engine
turned over, and the baggage car was
completely demolished. The car next
to the baggage car was split in two,
and in it a large number were injured
and some killed. The people in Pull
man cars were only slightly injured
Southern Railway official reports
show the front brakeman on the
freight train. who is supposed to have
caused the wreck by leaving switch
open. has disappeared Both engines
and two coaches were badly damaged
several freight cars demolished, and
the postal car derailed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
HAGERSTOWN GETAWAY DAY
Interest Centered in Speed Contests
and Horse Show Entries.
Close Finishes the RuIe-WOman
Hurdle Rider ThrOwn-PrOgO
Wins stake Event.
mcial 10 The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
HagerstOWn. Md. Oct. 1S.-This was
getaway day at the Hagerstown Fair,
and marked the closing of one Of the
most successful race meets ever held
here. As on previous days, Interest this
afternoon centered largely in the speed
contests and in the horse show, which
was in progress at the same time.
The full five heats were required to
decide the 2.23 S1O0O-stake race, and like
wise the first division Of the 2:20 trot.
The large number Of entries made it
necessary to divide this contest into two
divisions.
The second division was even more
exciting, II being necessary for the three
firsts to trot a sixth heat 20 decide the
winner Progo was an easy winner Of
the free-for-all-c ll-contry trot in straight
heats,
Additional interest was shown in the
second day of the horse show, which is
being held i'm connection with the Hag-
erstown Fair. Mrs. Henderson, Of Mill
wood Va, in a race. was thrown from
her horse after taking the hurdle. but,
fortunately, escaped injury, the animal
stepping over her. The result Of the sec
Ond day S events 1OllOWS.
Glass s. horses in Harness. fifteen and one-half
hands and over-First prize. SIS. CARRIER q CARRIER,
Harrisonburg Va: second. SIS. CARRIER q CARRIER;
third S. Nicholas Dunn. Millwood. Va; fourth.
ribbon. scHenry Bros, Hagerstown.
Glass 81 heavy draft-First prize. SO, Victor
Cughwa & Sons HageTstOwn: second. $. Charles
A Ritchey HageTstOWn. third. ribbon. Charles A.
RitChey. HaggTtDwn-
Glass 2. quick draft single horse-First. SIS Rob
EFT Knodle. HsgartgTn; second. SO, David Homer.
Hagsrstown; third. s.. A. II. Marpel. Haserstown.
Glass Is. green hunters lght-weight-FiTst, $50.
D. II. Allen summit Point, Va. secoud, T wleS
Bros Millwood, Va. third $. Leighton Ststiss.
Middeburg. Va. fourth, ribbon. Edward h. jacobs.
NHllWo0d. Va.
Glass 3 pair Of ROAD First, SO. Dr. G. H.
". Ragan HaglrStOvu ccnd. DR.. ATchihaiI Z.
Hagerst0En.
Class s. ladies harness horses-First. So, Bovles
Bros second, So CARRIER & CARRIER; third, S,
Byers Bros Lacy Springs. Va fourth, ribbon,
Nicholas Dunn.
Class 2. hunt team-First So. Blair Johnson;
second SO Mrs Henderson.
Class p gentIemen's park saddlers-First, So.
Mrs Blair johnson; second IS. Charles L. Crane.
CharlcstOwn W Va. third, s.. CARRIER & CARRIER;
fourth. ribbon. q. D. Bennett, WanentOwn, VS..
Glass s. horses In harness-FiTst. Charles r.
Clam: scsJnd. Sl5 BOvles Bros third. S, CARRIER
& CARRIER; fourth ribbon Nelson Elliott Mer-
osrst1rg. Pa.
Glass 49, green hunters-First. S5, Z. d. BenneT;
second SO II. NJ Luttrell Delaplaine. Va. third,
S. II. VI. Luttrel: fourth. ribbon d. II. Allen.
Class % high iump-Ffrst, so, Leithton Stables:
second Sl5 E. W Payne. Delaplane. Va. third.
s. Leighton Stables
Glass o. sporting tandem-First. S55. CARRIER &
Jacobs; second. so Mrs. Blair johnson, Warren
ton. Va third, S. CARRIER & Byers.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
FIGHT FOR CHILD's CUSTODY.
baltimore Attorney Loses Suit
Against Wife.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Asheville, \. c., oct. 1S.-In habeas cor
pus proceedings brought by Harry S.
Gardner, an attorney Of Baltimore, Md,
to secure the possession of his three
years-old daughter, Marjorie, Judge
Guion. Of the superior court. to-day
signed an order giving full custory of the
child TO Marjories mother.
The fight between husband and wife for
the custody Of their child has been on
for several months. and has proven highly
interesting Many affidavits of a sensa-
tional nature were introduced in evi-
dence Mrs Gardner was the daughter
of the late Capt. William NJ Cooper, Of
Statesville, n. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner resided In Balti-
more for some time after their marriage.
A short time ago Mrs. Gardner secured
possession of her child and returned to
North Carolina. Gardner filed a petition
for the custody OF the child, and Mrs.
Gardner asked for a continuance of the
hearing.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Po.tmaster Active In PoIitic,,

Grand Jury this morning presented
Samuel E Young, postmaster at Boons-
boro, Washington County. on the charge
Of soliciting subscriptions for political
purposes. The complainant in the
case is Frank 3. Newcomer, q rural
mail-carrier connected with the Boons-
bcrO office, who alleges that on No
vember last, Young held him up for
4 contribution 20 the Republican cam
paign fund In Washington County TO
help defray the expenses of the cleo
tiOn in that county on November
last
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
DAUGHTER ACCUSES FATHER.
Young Girl Only witness to Mother
Murder.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, oct. 1s.-John r. Via, Of
Craigsville. was brought here to-day TO
await the action Of the grand jury for
the alleged murder OF his wife, Cora Via
The tragedy occurred on Wednesday
night, and the woman was found dead in
her room. with her head fearfully man
gled. II was then supposed that she had
committed suicide. but subsequent de-
velopments pointed to murder. and sus-
pIcion centers strongly upon John Via.
her husband, on account Of Mrs. Via s
frequent threat to leave him.
At a preliminary hearing Was nine
year-old daughter testified that Papa
had killed mamma" The coroners jury
rendered a verdict that the woman had
met death by a gun, in the hands Of John
Via.
-Four young children survive the muir
dered woman. the youngest being only
about seven months old
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Free TubercuIosis Trenrment.
he Washington Herald.

Special b. The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Oct. 1S.-The health
department of Richmond is completing
arrangements for the opening of two
tuberculosis dispensaries. which Will be
augmented by other stations as the
work expands. There will be one dis
pensary for whites. and another for
colcred people. The department ex-
pected TO have both dispensaries In
operation before the first Of November.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Passenger Agents in Richmond

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Oct. 1S.-The American
Association OF Travelling Passenger
Agents was in Richmond to-day as the
guests Of the city. Luncheon was served
the visiting railroad men by the city
council, at which they were. welcomed to
the city by Mayor Carlton Mccarthy. The
annual convention Of the agents at the
jamestown Exposition closed yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Death of Baltimore Minister,

Baltimore, Oct 1S.-Rev. Claus Stuer-
ken. the founder of Emmanuel German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, is dead
He had been gradually falling for the
last two years. Mr.. Stuerken remained
actively In the ministry until 1883, at
which time he retired from the pulpit
of the church he had founded. on Caro-
line street, near Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
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529 King Street.
Alexandria. Va, October B-COmmOn-
wealth Attorney Samuel G. Brent will
assist Attorney General Anderson in the
| argument before the State Court of APP
peals when the case OF George Midgets.
| colored, convicted of the murder OF
/ Charles T. Smith in this city, October
20, 1906, comes up for hearing on an
application for a new trial The attor-
/ ney general will move for the dismissal
OF the writ OF error granted by the court
a few months ago. The case will be
called November 3.
In a letter 10 Mr.. Brent. Attorney
General Anderson states the conviction
that Mr.. Brent is correct in his view
ception, because they were not signed
by the judge during the vacation of the
court Immediately succeeding the term
at which the opinion to which exception
is taken was announced. He announces
the belief that had this fact appeared
on the record the writ of error would
not have been allowed.
sale or Lease of Public Property.
At the next meeting Of the city council
/ the joint committee on finance. public
property, and general laws will recon-
mend that certain property belonging TO
| the city near the old canal locks be ad-
vertised for sale or lease to the highest
/ bidder, on condition that Il be used for
manufacturing purposes. The report will
| also advise a requirement 10 prevent the
property from being bought and held for
! speculation.
! Fire was discovered this evening about
| $3.50 o'clock in a warehouse on Market
alley, near the station-house Chief Pet
| tey, of the fire department, assisted by
/ Ernest Craven. used & fire extinguisher
with such good effect that it was not
| necessary to call the engines out But
/ little damage was done. The origin OF
/ the fire is unknown.
| The fire department responded to an
/ alarm this morning about o'clock for a
/ blaze in a frame house on the west side
/ of Royal street, between Wilkes and
/ Gibbon streets. The fire was extinguished
/ before much damage resulted. While
/ dashing down King street. one Of the en-
gines narrowly missed running over an
! elderly lady, who was crossing the street.
/ She was pulled out Of the way by young
man just In time 10 prevent an accident.
1 Justice Cation to-day announced that a
/ change Of sentence had been made in the
/ case Of Linden Haddox, who was yester-
/ day sentenced 10 serve two years in the
/ reform school for shooting a boy named
/ Justus Schneider about a week ago. Ar
! rangements. satisfactory to the court,
| have been made to place young Haddox
/ in a private home IN Rappahannock
/ County
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
MADE COUNCILMAN DESIST.
Woman and Revolver Present "a For
midable Obstruction.
Special 10 The Washlngton H4aId.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
M0rgant0wn, W. Va, Oct. IS-"The
first man who touches these pailings gets
a bullet from this" said Mrs. Charles
Nader this morning, when Councilman
a. c. Price ordered his men to tear of
pickets from a line fence. She held a
IS caliber revolver in her hand, forcing
the men TO retire.
The fence must come down TO make
way for new building to be erected
by Price, but the latter has been com
PEELED to take the matter TO the courts
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
staunton Mechanic Found Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va, Oct. 1s.--William H
Grove, a well-known mechanic of this
city. was found dead In his bed. He 1.
supposed to have died of heart fall
ure. He was ffty-five years of age
A son. George Grove, and a daughter
Mrs. Lucy Gibson, survive him.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Cnbin Holm Postmaster Indicted.

Baltimore, Oct. 1S.-On the charge of
sending obscene matter through the
malls, John w. Benjamin, of Cabin
John, Nd. was indicted this morning
by the Federal Grand Jury. 1t is al
legged by the government that on June
IS last. Benjamin sent through the
malls an obscene letter addressed TO
Mrs. Thomas Carlisle, Gaithersburg,
Md
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
SP0OKs WERE GIRLS.
In Male Attire, They Warmed the
NeighbOrhOOd
50 b d WashIngton HeFald.

Special u The WashugtOn Herald
Wheeling. w. Va, Oct l8.-The mystery
Of the spooks that have frightened South
Side women for ten days has at last been
solved. The spooks were Misses Jennie.
Mary, and Catherine Henry, sisters. aged
eight. ten. and fourteen years. who,
gaTbed in male attire, have been going
forth into dark places at night and
warming the neighborhOOd Just for a
lark.
When caught last night, they said they
were just enjoying pre-halloween pranks.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Dies WhlIe nt Work.
ial to The Washington Herald.

AIIl"I'Ia
Staunton, Va, Oct 1s.-David B.
Wampler, a native of Augusta County,
died here while at work on his farm
in Rockingham. He was stricken with
appoplexy and died before assistance
could arrive. Deceased was fifty years
Of age and was prominent in politics.
as well as being an elder in the Dunk
ard Church. He was also a we'll
known school teacher. A wife ard
family survive him
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Treasurer HechIer Reindieted.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Oct. 1S.-Henry c.
Hechler, treasurer-eIect Of Henrico Coun-
". and Newton L. Gentry. his sOn-in-
law, were reindicted to-day for alleged
violation Of the pure election laws. The
indictments contain ten counts. The court
will probably enter upon the trial Of the
cases at once.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
NEWSOF FALEXANDRIA
MidgetS Murder Case Argu,
ment OH November 5.
WANT MANUFACTURING PLANT

Chief Pettey Extinguishes Blaze In
WarehOuse-ElderIy Lady Narrow
" Misses Injury from Fire Engine.
Boy shooter Escapes Term I'm Re-
fOrmHtOry by Justices Lenieney,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
BULLETIN
Young Mems Christian Association
1885 G Street.
SUNDAY. October 20.

300 o'clock-ConCert In lobby by the
NOTdiCa Mandolin Club
$50 O'CiOCk-AddreSs in the gymna-
sium by Dr Charles r. Guthrie.
pastor OF Hamline n. r. Church;
subject The -Four Faces %
BaTytone solos by Mr.. Thomas
L. Jones.
500 o'ci0ck-Busy Mems Club, Hon.
II 3. +. MaCfaTland; Round Ia
bile Club. Or. Merrill r. Gates;
Life Problem Club, Maurice Z.
Miller. N. ID.
5:45 o'cl0ck-Fellowship Tea.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
WEAK KIDNEYS
Relieved by This Simple Home
Made Mixture.
BLESSING TO OLD FOLKS

Much less kidney trouble and urinary
affection here If this prescription 10
make home remedy becomes known.
ANY druggist will furnish the ingre-
dIentS. which are mixed by shaking
In bottle,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IISI.

Paris FUECHSL Baltimore
Have opened parlors at 1403 II ST. \. W.
with the finest array Of
LADIES' GOWNS.
Suitable for morning. afternoon. and
evening wear. Phone Main 430. oCl9-U
ANNOUNCEMENT
MRS. VI. /. READY
bcrs 10 announce TO her friends and the public
that she viii opeu her rev establishment THE
COLONIAL LUNCH ROOM. 732 Fifteenth street
northwest lopposite Hihhs Buildingl. on TUESDAY
October D 1907. Excellent cuisine. Inspection and
patronage invited Oclatf
Nine. l.. Macdonald, PHI, B., NJ. =,
6ls 81 ST. NV.
Character reading a specially. Nervous diseases
treated. oclstf
IA. p. PETERSEN begs 10 announce that
he has moved from 1907 + to 6i6 18th
NV. Original Handmade Jewelry, Mexi-
can and Indian Art Goods, Antique Cu.ios
NEW HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.
Open for patients. Il3I5 18th St. Phone n. 1905
ocr9t
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Largest NIorning Circulation.

Largest Morning Circulation.
Ali advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn clrculation-a circulation in wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. Its books are open.
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