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The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Paris. Nov. 4-The family OF Henry
Huntington. son Of the late Mai. Hunt
ington, [. s A, retired. who shot and
wounded his two brothers and two sisters
in room adjoining that In which his
father lay dying last July. are seeking
10 have the authorities issUe.an expulsion
warrant for him. as doctors think a visit
20 the United States may benefit him
This decision was taken after violent
outbreak, in the course OF which Henry
threatened 10 murder his brother Douglas.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
LOVE FEAST FOR DEMOCRATS.
IroquOiS Club VIII Invite Prominent
Members 10 Chicago Banquet.

Chicago. Nov. +.-The Iroquis Club is
planning a November banquet 10 signaIize
the opening of the Democratic national
campaign. Gov. Johnson. Of Minnesota:
William J. Bryan. Chairman Thomas
Taggart, OF the national committee. and
as many national committeeman as possi-
bic viii be invited TO attend
II will be a love feast Harmony in the
party viii be preached
A word viii he said 10 the national com
mitteemen in favor Of ChicagO's claims TO
the national convention. but further than
that no local subject will be taken I'D.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

l-Commissioners TO Look Into Schools.
1-Elec'ion in Thirteen States To-day.
Good Templars Demand Vote
Citizens Score the Gas Companies.
labor Plans Monster Parade.
Woman in Brown Arrested.
2-Frederick Webber Passes Away.
3-Financiers See the President
12-Suit Begun Against Gas Companies.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
AFFIRM GOULD ENGAGEMENT.
French Declare Countess VIII BE-
come Bride of RonTs Consin

Paris. Nov. 4-The long-rumored en-
gagement Of the divorced Countess de
Casteilane, formerly Anna Gould. 10
Prince de SaEan. Count BonTs cousin. is
affirmed in French society
Rumors have been current that the
prince would marry the countess ever
since the divorce proceedings were COM
menced. Since the decree was granted.
the prince has been more marked than
ever in his attentions.
on the countess recent three weeks
tour Of Switzerland. the crince followed
her from place 20 place and. on her re-
turn went 10 visit her at her Chateau de
Marais. where ne has remained ever
since.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns from New York CITY
will probably begin to come in
soon after o'clock tonight. while
those from Cleveland. Ohio. will
follow somewhat later.
Should the election in Maryland
and Kentucky be close. these
States may be quite late. Balti-
more City returns will be in sew
eral hours before the country dis
tricts OF Maryland.
The returns will be bulletined In
front Of The Washington Herald
Office. and will also be announced
by the Original Megaphone Man.
Arrangements have been made for
telegraph service direct from the
centers of political interest.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns from New York City
will probably begin to come in
soon after s O'Clock tonight. while
those from Cleveland. Ohio. will
follow somewhat later.
Should the election in Maryland
and Kentucky be close. these
States may be quite late Balti-
more City returns will be in sew
eral hours before the country dis
tricts OF Maryland
The returns will be buIIetiued in
front OF The Washington Herald
Office, and will also be announced
by the Original MeEaphone Man.
Arrangements have been made for
telegraph service direct from the
centers OF political interest.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
THAW EXPECTS TO PLAY GOLF.
Sends His CIab Dues TO Pittsburg
So He Is I'm Good Standing.


So He Is I'm Good Standing.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov 4.-Harry X. Thaw
seems so certain that he will be free and
able to play golf in Pittsburg by next
spring that he has gone out Of his way to
see that he will be in good standing with
the golf club at the time when he may be
released.
Attorney r. W. Guthrie. Of Pittsburg.
brother of Mayor George E. Guthrie. has
received a letter from Thaw inclosing a
check 10 pay his club dues in the Pitts
burg Golf Club. in which the man who
killed Stanford White was conspicuous
member some years ago The letter and
check, both written from the Tombs. New
York, are in shaky hand. the writer
evidently having been a great sufferer.
With his usual adherence of the grue-
some, Thaw dates his letter from 1W Cen
ter street, instead Of the Tombs.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
CONCERT TOURIST is FREED.
Frederick J. Wheeler Secures Di-
VOrce by Means of Dispositions.

New York. Nov. 4-Everbodv was on
the point of leaving the State" includ-
ing the plaintiff, who was about to sail
TO Europe for a concert tour. so the trial
Of the suit Of Frederick J. Wheeler for
divorce from Henrietta A. Wheeler wa $
accomplished to-day by depositions taken
by agents Of the Supreme Court
Justice Davis decided that the concert
tourist was entitled to be free from the
wife he we'd in Trinity Church. Utica.
February o. 1898 The custody Of their
daughter. Ethel. seven years old, was
awarded 10 Mr.. Wheeler, while Mrs.
Wheeler was left In possession Of the
apartment at 35S West one Hundred and
Seventeenth street.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
MRS. LARIBEE GETS FORTUNE:
Wtlkesbarre Estate Inherited by
Washington Woman.

A fortune Of $S25.OOO yesterday came
into possession of Mrs. E. s Laribee. Of
Washington, d. c., wife OF Maj. I.aribee
Assistant Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
by the probating of the will of her father
the late Edward Sterling Loop, a retired
banker in Wilkesbarre. Pa. Mrs. I.arlbee
gets the entire estate with the exception
OF $1,000 bequeathed TO her aunt The
estate consists of coal lands worth sl5o
GOO, and bank stock and bonds worth
$4,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
MINOR Hancock Is ,Tarried

Pensacola. Fla, Nov Mai. William F
Hancock. Of the United States Coast Ar
tillery. and Mrs. Oliver Grace well
known in society circles Of st. Louis and
San Francisco. were married here to-
day by county Judge The bride is
wealthy.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
The Wales Sale.

An unusually valuable collection Of ma
hogany furniture. old silver, rare Lille,
Sevres, and other old china. together with
valuable library. comprising the Wales
sale, VIII be sold at Sloan's Gallery. Il67
q st. tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday.
al II a. m. and p. M. On exhibition with
catalogue up TO hour Of sale.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
EXPECT LIGHT VOTE
IN TO-DAY'S BATTLE
Politicians Fear Apathy, De-
spite Clear Skies.
SHOW LITTLE INTEREST
Cleveland the Storm Center, with
Kentucky Next.

of Year for Congressman, as Well
a. for state Officers, with n Few
EIceptiOns-Summa of Outlook
in Localities Where Prohibition
Sides Are Making Big Claims,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Nirginia-Fair; warmer to-
day; tomorrow fair; light winds,
mostly southerly.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
BANK CASHIER A SUICIDE.
Lnboring Under Nervous strain
Huntsville OmciaI Ends Life.

uNFE NtENouS strain,
Huntsville Official Ends Life.
Huntville, Ala. Nov 4-YieIdinE 10 the
strain under which he had labored for the
past ten days. James B. Boyd. cashier OF
the Huntsville Bank and Trust Company
shot and killed himself at his home to
dag.
lntimates Of the dead man say that ne
labored under high nervous strain for
several days and feared that a run would
be made on the bank and that there
would not he enough money 10 weather
the storm. An examination OF his books
proved them TO be all right
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TEi4EGRAPHIC.
1-Jealous Man Shoots Girl and Self.
I-Love Letters Written Mrs. Hartje.
Pickle King Heinz Son Elopes.
Father Finds Helen Maloney.
3-Chadwick Secrets Are Revealed.
3-Bankng Situation Clears Up.
News of Maryland and Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
HEINZ'S son ELOPES
Young PittSburg Millionaire
WedS Poor Nurse.
FAMILY KEPT IN IGNORANCE
Pickle Man Unable 20 Meet His son
AT Jamestown Only to Hear that
Son Is There on Honeymoon Trip
After secret Marriage at New Lon
don, Coun.-Bride sIiSs Campbell.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov Another young
2ittsburg millionaire has been captured
by a poor. but pretty. nurse. clifford S
Heinz. youngest son of II. J. Heinz. the
wealthy pickle man. according to in
formation made public and printed here
tonight last Saturday eloped from New
York with Miss Virginia Campbell. a
trained nurse. 10 New London. Conn.
where they were married.
The couple is now supposed 10 be It
the jamestown Exposition. the young
wife taking the place OF the millionaire
father. who had arranged 10 go with his
son 10 Norfolk at this time Mr. Heinz.
the father, is prostrated over the story.
and Is confined 10 his room. Seen to-
night he said:
II have no knowledge Of the marriage
of my son. and I sincerely hope that il
may not be true have never heard of
Miss Campbell. to whom my son is re-
ported to be married. I have not been
able to establish any communication with
my son since he went to New York some
days ago for the purpose Of visiting his
sister. who is married and lives there.
No Message from Son.
Clifford was "A very frank boy and
usually told me everything. He and l
were to have visited the jamestown Ex-
position together ! was to have Joined
him there this afternoon. but was un
able to 20. No. I have not heard from
him"
An evening paper which prints a story
of the elopement. claims TO have veri-
fication from New London. Conn. of the
marriage ceremony having been per-
performed Nothing is known Of Miss
Campbell, the nurse young Heinz is
said TO have eloped with. save that she
is twenty-three years Of age came. orig
inally. from Columbus. Ohio, but has
been in New York for the past three
years.
The Heinz family here Is now trying
10 place the nurse. Clifford has in the
past years been III on several different
occasions. and whether Miss Campbell
was one Of those who attended him in
illness. is the question now asked.
II. J. Heinz. the father. is worth. per
haps. $25.0OO,000
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

A In Carte Lunch Served DaIIs
At Eckstein's from Il TO 3 1872 N. Y. av.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

No. L Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per 1000.
Frank Libbey & Co.. sth and ". Y, ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Dressed Siding (CIear) $500 per 100 Pt
Frank Libbey & Co. eth st q N. 7. ava
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Assuming an Attitude.

Referring TO the report Of the board of
education, made public Saturday, the
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Don't accept cheap substitutes for the
original food-drink. Horiick's Matted MIX
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
NOW WITH FATHER
MalOney Girl Said to Be On
Her Way Home.
CLARKS0N LEFT IN LONDON
reconciliation with Daughter said
60 Have Been Accomplished by
Standard OH observation-disclosures,
Who Claims 10 Have Weddsd Girl
Before EIoPement, TUrrs Catholic.

New York. Nov s.-The World to-day
publishes the following special from Phil
adelphia:
Martin Maloney. the Standard on
magnate. whose daughter Helen recently
eloped with Samuel Clarkson. young
Englishman. has affected a reconciliation
with his daughter and is now on his way
home with he~. Clarkson having returned
TO London. They may be already IN
America
Arthur Herbert Osborne. the young
New York broker. who after the eIope-
ment asserted that Miss Maloney had
married him. has become a convert Is the
Roman Catholic faith. and his marriage
has been accepted as legally valid by
Miss Maloney's family. The Pope is said
% have refused to annul the marriage.
Mrs Maloney has been so prostrated
by the events of the last few weeks that
Philadelphia, believed to he DIR. s. Weir
MitcheIIs private hospital
The presence IN Philadelphia Of either
BIr, Malcney OF his daughter is authori-
tatively denied. though their arrival IS
expected hourly
Told by Girl Chum.
These facts were obtained to-day from
one Of Mr Maloney's attorneys. and from
a girl chum Of Miss Aialoney's. who knew
Of the Osborne marriage and is familiar
with the incidents leading Up 10 her
elOpement with Clarkson.
The fact that Osborne has become a
Roman Catholic may have everything TO
do with the ultimate solution of the af-
fair, since the opposition 10 him by the
MalOney family was on account OF the re-
ligious differences of the young colrple.
Upon the heels Of the confirmation OF the
Osborne marriage comes the charge. made
by Miss MalOney's friends and relatives
that Clarkson was rever really in love
with the young heitess but was after her
money. It IS declared that ne was fully
aware OF her previous marriage. and had
been warned by a New York lawyer that
a second marriage would be bigamy."
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Look Out! Prices of Lumber Much Lower
Frank Libbey Co. 9Th st. and N. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
ELECTION DAY WEATHER.

"Fair weather il indicated for
to-day generally over the couu-
try, except in New England. New
York. Northern Pennsylvania,
Northern New Jersey, and North
eastern Ohio, where rains are like
y 10 occur. Temperature will be
moderate IN all sections
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continued ON Page 3. Column 8.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Flooring (veTy good, 500 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
COMMISSIONERS TO
AIR The SCHOOLS
Meet To-day with District
Board of Education.
MACFARLAND'S ACTION
Some Interesting Climaxes Ex-
pected at Session.

Decision to Remove Scene of Action
Yesterday Afternoon When the Re-
port of the Board of Education
Was Received-Th@ Method Con-
sidered Best 10 Solve Difficulty.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

II Your Surplus Money Earning
an income for you? II not deposit IL in
banking dept OF Union Trust Co. 1914 Z
St NV. Interest paid on all accounts.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

Continued on Page 3, COIu
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
DON'T LIKE THE COUNT.
II Is Hinted that Vanderbilt Men Dis
approve of Sisters Match.

The folloying Is from the news
columns of the dailp papers OF last
Thursday:
Reginald Vanderbilt did not visit
his mothers villa, "The Breakers"
Wednesday nor meet his prospective
Count Szechenyi. This
Is accepted by the smart Newport set
as conclusive evidence of the long
suspected fact that he Is not in SYM
pathy with the mothers prospect to
marry Gladys to the dashing Hunga-
rian count. Reginald motored and
drove over miles of the country-land
skirting the boundaries of Newport,
but at no time was he within mile
Of "The Breakers
This pointed avoidance, coming up
on the heels Of the inexplicable hap
pening at Oakland Farm last Sunday,
when Alfred Wander ,ilt hurried to
New York, leaving his guest, the
count, to the care OF servants, has
thoroughly excited the Newport fash
ionables. The almost general opinion
Is that the men of the Vanderbilt
family have decided to openly evince
their disapproyal of the proposed
marriage. But this Is simewhat off,
set by the announcement that Count
Szechenyi will go to Camp Sycamore,
in the Adirondacks, Monday as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.. VAN
derbilt. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt will also
go. 1t Is understood that from there
Count Szechenyi will go to Lenox,
where he will be entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Sloane.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has set
her heart on the marriage, 1t is, de-
clared. 1t In also hinted that Miss
Gladys Is yielding obedience to an
imperious mother rather than follow
ing the dictates of her heart.
In all the other marriages In this
family, that of Cornelius, Alfred, Ger
trude and Reginald, advance particu-
lars were readily obtained upon ap-
plication at "The Breakers" But
now "The Breakers Is as impregna-
BILE to seekers after information as O
fortress in war time. Mrs. Wander
.bilt will make no statement and will
tolerate no questions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
Big Bequest for Charity.

Philadelphia, October 23.-It wes
announced to-day that the will OF
Robert N. Carson, millionaire of
this city, who died suddenly In a
theater here last week, provides for
a $5,000,000 institution for orphan
girls, patterned after Girard College,
in thir city, which is exclusively for
boys. The bequest bee 'mes effect
I've after the death of tn. widow,
Mrs. Frances Carson. The institu-
tion will be located at Flourtown,
just over the city line, in Montgom-
cry county.
The will is almost Identical with
that of Stephen Girard's, who found
ed the largest college of It's kind in
the world. Like Girard'g will, Mr..
Carson's bequest provides that the
institution shall not be controlled by
any religious denomination, and that
no religious services shall be held in
the institution that are peculiar or
exclusive to any church.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
Worldwide SEARCH BEGUN.
For Wandering Boy, Chicago Parents
Will Seek Throughout the World.

Chicago, October zi.-Faiiing af-
ter two years search to find their
lost son, Harry, in San Francisco, his
supposed destination, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. f. Norma, 1174 Deming place, will
begin at once a worldwide campaign
to locate the young man, now 81
years. In every large city on all con-
tinents advertisements will be insert
ed In the newspapers seeking infor-
nation OF the wanderer. The father
Is a furniture manufacturer. He
does not intend to spare money in the
search. The opening gun in thls
campaign was fired this week, when
an "ad." was inserted in the princi-
pal papers of the Pacific coast offer
ing $400 reward for any news OF the
missing youth.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
Concluded in Next Issue J
A BOY OR A GIRL GAN EARN AS
MUCH AS A MAN.

We want boys and girls, who want
to earn money, to solicit subscrip-
tions for the Atlanta semi-Weelxly
Journal. Don't hesitate because you
are young, as you can do this work
as readily as older persons, and We
will pay you just the same. The
Semi-Weekly Journal is the best
known semi-weekly I'm the South, and
your spare time spent working for
it will pay you handsomely, not in
toys, watches, or small other wares,
but In cash. In addition to cs 3h
commission, we are Offering Lsven
hundred and fifty dollars ($76O) I'm
prizes. This money will be sent ont
I'm time for Christmas. The contest
closes December 10, 1907.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds, Group and WhSoping Cough.
Escape on Hand Car.

Selma, Ala, October 23.-Last
night robbers broke into che store of
Davis Carter & Co., at Myrtlewood,
Merango county, and blew open the
safe, getting several hundred dol
lars. Myrtlewood Is the terminus OF
a branch OF the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, and the robbers stole
a hand car and came back ten miles
to Linden, whore they blew open the
safe at the depot and secured $500.
This morning no trace could be found
OF the hand car. 1t is reported that
a hand car, on which were several
men, was seen running about thirty
miles an hour some distance this side
of Linden.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30

9Th street, to what was called the
Bible Society, and there furnished
with clothes, shoes, hats and under
wear, and before donning the same
enjoyed for the first time In months
a delightful and refreshing bath. To
express my feelings at the pleasure
and delight experienced in this dip of
luxury would be impossible. But
what concerned me most was the
complete transformation that was
about to take place. There in pile
laid my greasy tattered Confederate
gray, with its innumerable torment
ors, to be forever discarded. With a
little resolution reconciled myself
to the separation and began donning
my new toggery, the act of sweet
charity. The clothes were all second
hand, and, while felt thankful for
the relief 1t afforded my condition, I
could hardly reconcile myself TO the
coat, which was blue, blue as could
be, and, worse than all, the buttons
were brass. TO wear it In New York
seemed In place, as / was among
strangers, but would dare be seen
with O full-fedged Yankee coat on
upon my erriya! home?
Made Best of 1t.
contented myself to the situation,
however, with the determination to
get rid OF those buttons, which was
the Objectionable feature, as soon q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
for this community. Come
on and get your teams.
Hauling Teams,
Single and Double Buggy
Teams and Saddle Horses,
Always on hand.
Prompt and polite service at rsasona.
pie prices, Teams sent out at any hour,
fasras aay OF n'ghT, Phone 10 or II for quick
Walhalls, s.. @.
TURNED ON THE LIGHT" ("
President Roosevelt's Statement In
His Nashville Speech Last Week.

Ihe pith and point of President
Roosevelt's, Nashville speech is sun,.
med up in the few remarks that fol-
low: sS1sSt1'
There has been trouble In the
stock market, In the high financial
world, during the past few months.
The statement has been made fre-
quently that the policies for which
stand, legislative and executive. are
responsible for that trouble. Now.
gentlemen, these policies of mine can
be summed mp in one brief sentence.
They represent the effort to punish
successful dishonesty. I doubt If
these policies have had any material
enect In bringing about the present
trouble, but If they have it will not
after In the slightest degree my de-
termination that for the remaining
sixteen months Of my term these pol
icies shall be persevered in unswery-
ingly.
III to arouse that type OF civic
manhood In our nation It were not
necessary to suffer any temporary
commercial depression, l should con-
slider the cost but small. All we have
done has been to unearth the wrong
doing.
1T was not the fact that 1t was
unearthed that did the damage. All
! did was to turn on the light. lam
responsible for turning on the light,
but 1 am not responsible for what the
light showed"