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The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
WILL ESCORT ROOSEVELT.
Cadet Officers Selected at the Naval
Academy for jamestown.

Annapolis, Nd, May s.-The authorities
at the Naval Academy have appointed
the cadet officers for the four companies
of midshipmen who will form the pro-
visional battalion that is detailed at the
request of President Roosevelt to act as
his personal escort at jamestown in June.
This battalion, which was formed and is
being given special drilling preparation.
will leave the Academy abroad gre Of
the practice cruise-feet vessels on June
10 be at jamestown in time for the
ceremonies on Georgia Day, June !. Its
members are taken from the third class
men. while its officers are picked from
members Of the second class. The lead
ing officers and their rank are:
Edward James FOy, Of Little Rock,
Ark. battalion commander.
William T. Boyd, of Peoria, Ill, bat
talon adjutant
Frederick H. Babcock, Of Watertown,
n. y, chief petty officer
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Representative Calder fer Roo

New York, May Congressman
William 81. Calder. of Brooklyn. in an
address at a church gathering in his
district Tuesday night, eulogized Pres
ident Roosevelt for his efforts TO curb
the trusts and railroads. Il am ex-
tremely anxious" added Mr.. Calder.
that something should happen to in
duce President Roosevelt to see that
the country needs his strong hand for
another four years to carry on the
policies he has so successfully inau-
gurated."
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
DEvLIN LOSES TO O'KEEFE.
Lively Bouts at Philadelphia Go the
Six Rounds.

Philadelphia May s.-Tommy Devlin. Of
Port Richmond, fought Tommy O'Keefe
tonight in the wind-up at the Wayne
A. c. Devlin put up a good fight and lost
out by only a narrow margin.
The semi-wind-up brought together
Battling Kelly and Kid Haney. Haney'
opponent was TO have been Kid Egan, but
the latter was i'll and Kelly was substl-
tuted.
Kelly was the master fer the first FIVE
rounds. but Haney came along with a rush
in the last round. when he succeeded in
outpointing Kelly, but the advantage
gained by Kelly in the first nve rounds
was too great TO be overcome.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
lYnshingtoD Girl Is BrideSmaid.

Cleveland, May S.-Rev William II.
McMasters. pastor of the Emsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church. in New
York. and Miss Isabella T. Hoburn
Mills. were welded at o'clock this
evening, at the home Of the brides
parents. Rev. and Mrs. James r. Mills.
in East Cleveland. The only attendant
OF the bride was little Eleanor Lane
of Washington Among the guests
were Mai. and Mrs R. H Lane of
Washington
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
City OmeIaIs Appointed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Frostley. Md, May S.-The city council
has appointed the following officials: City
clerk, Peter Lammert, tax collector Da-
vid Mccullough, water superintendent
Conreid KnieTiem; street superintendent,
James Garveyi superintendent OF pumping
station, Martin Hartig; assessors. Duncan
K. Shaffer, John Donahoe, and George
Zais; treasurer of the water board, Coun-
Gilman Thomas e. Dillon
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
TEMPLE OF NEPTUNE FOUND.
Beautiful Greek Ruins Uncovered
In Ancient Pnestum In Italy.

Naples, Italy, May S.-A discovery OF
much interest has been made at Paes-
tum, an ancient Greek city in Italy,
which takes its name from Neptune.
The excavations have brought TO
light a magnificent roadway twenty
five feet wide and hanked by sidewalks
The pavement is Of large stone blocks
that show deep Tuts by the wheels OF
heavy chariots.
A beautiful doric temple TO Neptune.
an ancient specimen Of Greek art. has
been discovered for a distance of I20
feet
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Funds for Presbyterian College.

Belfast, May S.-Hasil McCrea has
willed the sum of $750,0O0 to the Ma
gee Presbyterian College, London
derry. The college is named after the
late Mrs. Magee. of Dublin, who found
ed it, It's object is the training Of
Presbyterian ministers for Ireland.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Bank Directors EIected.

Frederick, Nd, May Sat meeting of
the stockholders Of the Woodsboro Saw
ings Bank the following directors were
elected: DR. William II. Wagner, James
NJ. Smith, Charles W. Dorcas. William p.
Cutshall, Harry King, George W. Hoff-
man, A. II. Etzler, James w. Long.
Robert L. Ogle, Joseph l. Shank, and
George +. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
BOY KILLED BY STREET CAR.
Martin AIcCuIIen Crushed While on
Way Eome from school.

opeclal 10 Iha Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. May s.-Martin Mecul-
len. aged ten years. was killed on Grace
street. at noon to-day, by a street car.
while he was going home from the Cath
Ole school. The child ran in front Of the
car, and both his legs were ground off at
the knee. He was dead when taken
from under the car.
Motorman HiggInbotham, who was run
ming the car was arrested and bailed.
Higglnb0tham was IN charge Of d car sew
eral months ago which struck and killed
man IN almost the same manner
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
s10.o0o Fire nt CnInener.

Special TO The Washington Herald
CUlpeper, Va, May s-The large car
riage and machine shops OF the Yancey
Company were destroyed this morning.
with all their contents. The loss on
buildings and contents is about $1,000
partially covered by insurance. The origin
OF the IRE is not known.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
REv. KAUp GOING TO BELGIUM:
VIII Become Wee Regent of Lauvnin
University.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, May s.-Rev. Father
Felix Kaup viii conduct his last service
as assistant pastor Of ST. PauPs Church.
IN Portsmouth, june p He leaves that
evening for New York. from where he
viii take the steamer to Europe TO take
up the duties Of a professorship and the
vice regency of the Lauvain University,
in Belgium, where he received his edu-
cation
Lauvain University is one Of the oldest
educational Institutions in Europe, having
been founded in the year 900,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Tennis Nntch rndecIdeh

Brighton, May SIN the match for the
Professional Court Tennis Championship
between Peter Latham, champion in 1906,
and Cecil (Puneh) Fairs, the holder,
Latham won the first two sets to-day by
6-5. 6-3. and Fairs the next two in 6-5. 81
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
CoIored Man Drops Dead.

Clifton Forge. Va. May S-A colored
man dropped dead here to-day in the pas
senger station of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Nothing could be found
on his person 10 identify him. In his
pocket was found a ticket from Charles
ton, w. Va, to Lynchburg, Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
JUDGE MANN IN THE RACE.
Temperance Advocate a Candidate
for GOV. Svanson's Chair.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. May ST am already
in the race for the gubernatoriaI nominal
ton and am doing all 7 can TO make GER
tain Of my nomination" said Judge Will
lam Hodges Mann. of Nottoway. the great
apostle Of temperance, who made the race
nearly two years ago. and who finished
next 10 Gov. Swanson in that contest.
He has been over much Of the State
made speeches in many of the towns that
have voted against the saloons, and is
delighted that the places have gone out Of
the whisky business.
He is not making the fight on the
grounds of prohibition. declaring he is a
Democrat and believes in enforcing the
laws
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
MRS. TOM [. JOHNSON Ill.

CIeveland's Mayor Is HuFFieOly
Called 10 New York.
Cleveland. May 8.-Mayor Tom l..
Johnson left hurriedly on a Lake shore
train this afternoon for New York,
where his wife is seriously i'll, as the
result of a nervous breakdown. Mrs.
Johnson is in a private hospital under
the care Of Dr.. Edward Janeway, and
was steadily improving until this
morning when her condition took a
turn for the worse. 1t is believed that
Mrs. Johnson is worse than the doctor
and the nurses report.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Relief for Jamaica Sufferers.

London. May S.-The government has
resolved 10 grant $4,000 gratis 70 the suf-
feTers by the Jamaica earthquake. and to
make loan of 100000 70 the govern
ment OF the colony Of Jamaica.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
THEATERS TODAY.
The BeIascO.

ALr OlutF HL4 ~ 7'is
An amusing comedy In Augustus Thomas best
vein. Very well PLAYED by a competent company,
headed By Thomas Ross. a clever comedian.
The Columbia.
''rhs Firm Of Cunningham At 2I5 and SIS
The opening of the summer stock at this play
house. The comedy IS not very well constructed.
Tie company is headed bY Miss Hilda 5p0RE
The New National.
Rip Van Niukle AT BID
The old play made famous by the elder jefferson,
psrpetuated b. his son. Too sucient % excite much
interest,
Chase's.
allleFllle ----ss--AL -t-s Alit4 1--5
Two good acts Of which Gus Edwards gives one
The rest Of the bin amusing, but hardly up TO stand
ard.
The Majestic.
The Two Orphans At SIS
kathryn Purnsu In a good performance Of good
old melodTama.
The Lyceum.
Eurles -l7 ana o-i9
Usual buleslue show, with John L, sullivan play
ing leading heavy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
THEATERS NEXT WEEK.

The spring and summer season at the
BeIasco Theater will be opened Monday
night, when Edwin Arden and his com
pany will appear for the first time in
oscar Wnde's brilliant comedy, The I'm
portance Of Being Earnest"
The return OF Mr.. Arden is sure to at
tract gathering Of his friends and ad-
mirers, and for them the management
Of the Belasco has arranged a unique
souvenir. This VIII be a fiashlight pho
tograph Of the audience, taken from the
stage, and showing the face Of every
person in the auditorium. a copy Of this
photograph viii be given away to every
person in the audience.
The Importance of Being Earnest is
considered the most brilliant of all the
oscar Wilde comedies. Mr.. Arden lead
ing lady is Miss Chrystal Herne. daugh-
ter Of the late James A. Herne. Miss
Herne is one of the discoveries Of the
past two seasons. Less than two years
ago she was getting a small salary in a
minor company. Every one thought that
because her name was Herne and she
was the daughter Of great actor, that
she couldn't act herself. But she won
recognition ia a night by her fine work,
and now the announcement has been
made that next September she is to be-
come a star Meanwhile, she will remain
with Mr. Arden at the Belasco Theater.
Summer prices will prevail throughout
Mr.. Ardens engagement, and, ia addi-
ton. there will be a popular-priced We'd
nesday matinee.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

the New National. and in her entertain
ment there will be over $50 dancers and
singers. many Of them mere tots. Several
popular songs viii be sung by the chill
dren during the performance. Thursday
afternoon, May 16. the New National
Theater VIII be tenanted by the school
children, who are 30 sing in the big chorus
the following night This viii mark the
last public Offering Of the New National
prior 20 the summer opera season, which
opens Monday. May q. with a revival OF
Robin Hood"
The Majestic next week viii have Kath-
ryn PUrnell and her stock company in a
meIOdrama. THE Great Northwest" d
Western play that has been approved by
popular-priced audiences.
Chase's next week viii have as the
headline Harry Gnfoie in his szit. We'll
and Strong" taken from the old Hoyt
farce. viii Cressey's sketch, "Can One
Stateroom Two will also be a feature.
Others on the bill will be the Bellclair
brothers. James F. Kelly and Annie NJ.
Kent, Fields and Wooley, Carroll Henry,
and Nellie Francis.
The Thoroughbreds' VIII furnish the
burlesque show at the New Lyceum next
week.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
ADMIRAL EVANS TO RETIRE.
Reported that Commander of Allan
tic Fleet suffers from III Health.

n
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May sit is reported in
army and navy circles at Old Point COM
fort and Norfolk that Rear Admiral Rob-
lsy D. Evans viii probably ask TO be re-
tired from the command of the Atlantic
feet. and, perhaps, placed on the retired
list. because of iii health.
The commander-in-chief is Ill. and. it is
reported, his not been aboard his flag
ship. the Co anecueut, for several DAYS.
the active command of the fleet devOlvinB
on Rear Admiral Charles Ii. Davis, who
himself, il 10 be retired because of the
age limit in a,bout two months. Admiral
Evans is con 5ned to a room in Hotel
Chamberlin, CGd Point Comfort.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
SEEK RECTOR IN CANADA.
Detectives at Montreal Looking for
Rev. JeFe Knnde Cooke.

Ottawa, Ontario, May S.-A Montreal
dispatch says tonight:
There Is a general belief among
those who are looking for Rev. Jere
Knade Cooke and seventeen -year-old
Floretta Whaley that the two are in
Canada, and more than likely in Mon
treal.
Detectives are looking for them, and
every incoming and outgoing train is
being watched"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Mrs Pauline C. McEuen. through her
attorney Charles " Fits. began suit
against her husband, William C. McEuen.
for maintenance. Mrs MeEuen alleges
that her husband fails 10 contribute to-
ward her support; that he is employed in
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
where be is earning 81 a month. besides
drawing $l2 a month pension.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

| lFirst-claSs Accommodations
- For Those Visiting -
The jamestown Exposition.
THE NEW LENox.
NORFOLK. VA

CRANKY Street, Opposite Monticello Hotel.
Most centrally located. All cars and boats every
where. Half hour TO grounds and naval display
Sleeping accommodations for visitors TO
l60I-Jamest0Wn Exposi;iCn-l907
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION
gIlls-sIt NCrfoif va
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
EXRnsITIoM oEEEE = sabsIlY-


Would rent my residence seven rlCms. 20 Al per
son five OF sN months. l.autigi surroundings
most conTCnlCnt 70 CKposlrC- alJ all other points
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A. Oh Besrd frade iiios-. -,...-tE. a. mys-5t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR EXPOSITION VISIT
ors; s. TO g per day. 4 l-st-s a. w. COLEMAN
81 ". Redgate ave, N0rfois. Va mys-a
JAMESTOWN EXPOsITION-F BOU RNE
Cottage, Virginia Reacl-Good place for room and
board; terms very reasonable my8st
ROOMS TO LET BY DAY OR WEEK AT REA.
sonahe price, locality strictly residential section
Of the arstocratic class; exposition cars pass door
HARRY GREENE,
311 BOtetouFt ST., "Ghent," Norfolk. Va,
mys-Ns
l4 COLLEGE PLACE. NORFOLK, vA.-CLEAN
rooms fer jamestown Exposition visitors; one-half
bloch from car lines TO all points special rates 10
parties. Next door 70 Elks' Club fny4-et
PLEASANT ROOMS FOR EXPOSITION yTsT-
tors. Fer HaFticulsTs address q Middle st. and
III North 81. Portsmouth,. Ys. myl-st
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09


within a few days hold an auction sale
of a quantity OF old material, such as
desks. chairs. hose, water-coolers. &c.
received by the various departments OF
the District and found by them unfit
for further use.
Engineer Commissioner Morrow yester
day recommended that the offer Of Wood
DOnn & Deming. architects. TO prepare
plans for the water department stables
for u commission of 8 1-2 per cent of the
cost OF the buildings be accepted. The
stables viii be erected on land adjacent
to the pumping station, on Bryant street,
between Second and Fourth streets north
west
George b. Fugitt by his will. fled yes
terday, gives everything TO his wife,
Catherine N. Fugitt, who is also named
as executrix. Mr.. Fugitt died april 80
last.
Robert Gedney Rutherford bequeaths
his property 10 his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mexican Rutherford, subject to a legacy
of 800 10 the testator's daughter, Mrs.
Bessie Rutherford Whittngham and 500
10 his son, Robert Gedney Rutherford, jr.
The testator who died April q. appointed
his wife eSecutrix-
Leonard l. Gutridge, tried on a charge
of embezzlement of street car tickets.
yesterday was acquitted by jury in Jus
uce Stanord's court. j. Wilton Lambert
represented Gutridge.
James II. Dawson. indicted on a charge
of grand larceny yesterday withdrew
his plea of not guilty, and entered a plea
of guilty to petit larceny. Justice Stat
ford sentenced him 10 six months IN the
wOrkhouse.
Justice Stafford will to-day be called
upon by United States Attorney Baker
and Special Assistant Morgan II. Beach,
% decide the question of calling. prior
TO the summer recess. the case against
Edwin S Holmes. jT., former assistant
statlstician of the Department of Agri-
culture Holmes, with Frederick A. Peck
ham and Moses Haas. OF New York. is
indicted for conspiracy in connection with
the cotton leak scandal in the Agricul-
tural Department
Alice J. BetZ. through her attorneys.
Mcneil q dcNein yesterday began suit
against the District of Columbia and the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany 10 recover 5000 damages for al
legged personal injuries
Mrs. Sadie l.. Hooker instituted pro-
ceedings against Aulick Palmer United
States marshal OF the District. for the
coveTy OF $1,000 damages. Mrs. Hooker
alleges that Marshal Palmer unlawfully
entered her home. at 1714 Fourteenth
street, and there made a great noise and
disturbance, and frightened and assault
ed her and took her household goods. At
torneys a. A. Lipscomb and W. W. Eli
son appear for Mrs. Hooker.
Mrs. Pauline c. McEuen. through her
attorney Charles " Fits. began suit
against har hllsIanH NEiIlinr. {. Af.r,.,..
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS

Upon recommendation of N. c. Har-
grove. property clerk. the District Will
within a few days hold an auction sale
OF a quantity OF old material, such as
desks. chairs. hose, Water-co0lers. &c.
received by the various departments of
the District. and found by them unfit
for further use
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
For Mount Vernon

STEAMER CHARLES MACALEsTER.
Dnily-l5 a. n. and las p. n (sundays ex.
eep;edI. Fare lFonnd trip excursion ticketsi, .
cents. Admission 10 grounds . cents.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

The Columbia Theater Company will on
next Monday evening enter upon its sec
ond week with a revival OF Sardou's mas
terpiece. Diplomacy" which promises to
become notable in more than a purely
local sense. Three weIl-known stars
Wilton Laekey, Hilda Spong, and Char
lotte Walker-will have the leading roles
of this story of love, diplomacy, intrigue.
jealousy, and revenge. It promises 10 be
the strongest production the play has en-
joyed in Washington within a decade.
and one of the most notable anywhere
since the great revival given at the En-
pire Theater in New York in 1901, under
Charles Frohmans auspices. The latter
production was not brought here. but the
fine acting version prepared by David
Belasco and Henry G. DeMille for the
Frohman presentation will be used by
the Columbia company next week for the
first time in Washington. Mr.. Wilton
Lackaye has been intTusted with the part
Of Henry Beauclere, the polished man
of the world Miss Hilda Spong viii be
seen as the Russian Countess Zicka, and
Miss Charlotte Walker will have the por-
trayal of the strong emotional part of
Dora.
The offerings at the New National
Theater next week viii include 80 Of
local entertainments - Miss Cora B.
Shreve's annual May carnival Of Juvenile
dancers and the regular yearly song festi-
val Of the public school children. Miss
Shreve has been at rehearsal with her pu-
pills for over three weeks on the stage Of
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Alice J Betz. through her attorneys.
Mcneil & McNeil, yesterday began suit
against the District Of Columbia and the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany 10 recover S5.0O0 damages for al
legged personal injuries.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
To KENsINcToN

fHIeenth ana l. ave. eFers IS minuteA
Connect at lake with Kensington line eFsFy 8
minutes RoundtTip tseksts. IS. At Fusssas
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09

Huresil s----.rAA -La ana Is
Usual hmlcslue show, with John l. Sullivan play
ing leading heavy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
Chase's.
Narferfme
The Majestic.

The Two Orphans At s:l5
Kathryn Purneu in a good performance Of good
old melldrama
The Washington herald., 1907-05-09
HARRY GREENE

ROOMS TO LET by DAY OR WEEK AT REA.
sonable price; locality strictly residential section
of fha ole
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-04
EDDIE QUINN
TALKS PENNANT
With KIinkhammer, Jensen
and Erickson, Team
Is Strengthened

According to Manager Eddie Quinn
of the Spokane Indians he has the real
ARTICLE of baseball for this season
stuck away up his sleeve. He has
quietly been gathering Klinkhammer,
Jensen and Erickson, and the Indians
now have a quartet of tossers which
will be hard to beat. The fans will
miss Harry Bush, who is now with the
Vancouver team.
The inf1eld is showing up well in
practice. The outfield is composed of
the old reliables Carney, Suess and
Swain. Chicago" Bill Carney says
the Spokane ozone rejuvenates him,
so watch him clout the ball at 400
clip.
Captain Swindells will do the re-
ceiving, with Altman and Suess as
| change catchers.
| Quinn has his team complete and
all are here except Erickson and
| Klinkhammer. 1t looks like a team
the fans will be glad to see.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-04
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-04
JIMMIE WHALEN
WITH MOSCOW
Manages Kits Has Secured
Fred Gilbreth for the
Second Bag

Jimmie Whalen, the well-known
short stop, who has signed with the
Moscow aggregation for the coming
ball seaon, Is expected to arrive in
that city today and will take up his
work with the team as soon as wealth.
err will permit.
Whalen Is well known to the lovers
of the national game on the sound and
comes with high recommendations
from his former managers.
Fred Gilbreth, the popular little Sec
ond sack man, of MOSCOW, has also
signed with the locals and will don q
Moscow uniform during the coming
week. AS for the other players, Man.
ager Kits states that he is not in q
position to give out further Informal
tion, but says that the bunch will be
in the city within ten days.
The ball ground is now in good
shape, and the university team will
work out there every evening this
week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-04
RUDE WADDELL
ON BASEBALL

RUDE Waddell had a brain storm
the other day and while in that pre-
dicament wrote a bunch Of squibs fit
to kill. He says:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES infringing must
eat the fringe.)
IF you want to fool a batter throw
him ball he can't hit
"Only pitch on days you are sure
you will win.
"Never allow baseball game to in
terfere with good fishing.
1.-THE way to win game is to get the
most runs.
Stealing base isn't grand larceny
IF you want to lead the league ir
batting all you've got to do is to make
a hit every time you come to the bat
ITO insure safe hits always place
the ball where a fielder amt
"a ball you don't touch amt COINS
in your error column.
ITS no crime to kill an umpire-o1
/ your home grounds"