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4 Good Medicine.

Laughter not only gains iricnds, but
~" "Snoi mcdiclnn --Hcops the c!cs
"r'9h', The honrt light md lncrcaacS the
"u'n'cr OF red corpusclcp. Pcrhnpp
.'h' ~ Tho renaun ono pcca 30 fc"
'aSl'i"hablc people laURhnR. they nrc
cnl'ivatlnR bluo blood.
man who was vcry III wap Waited 10y
VI" doctor, Que ~ thORc lugubnoua
'"Wnree, about ~ cheerful s u unb.
"o"e. Ito assumed llIc properly de.
'ectcd mir mud inquired of the eick mnD
"h"fo hia irinBds were ~ cnsc they
"'ed bc notified and asking " he hnd
any Inst rcquoei.
Yen, one" the patient answered
tocbly.
"Wlat Ia hY-
wish had another doctor."- 81.
''onis Republic.
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We otIcr Ono iIundtcd Dollars reward
Tor any case Of rdtarrh that cannot be
cured 10y Halls Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known T.
j. Cheney for the last ID years. and be.
licvc him perfectly honorable in all bus.
mess transactions. and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by his
firm. WALDING, KiNSAN IL MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halle Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tcsti.
moninls sent free. Price. Toe per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Fake Ilalis Family Pills Tor constipation
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4 SoiSelcSs City.

Berlin is said to be tho most quiet
city in Europe. Railway engines are
not allowed To blow their whistles within
thc city limits. There IL no loud bnwl.
ing of huckstcrs, and Il man whose
wagon gGarnrng ia Ioosc aud rafting in
subject TO II fuc. Tho couris have u
large discretion as to tines for noise.
making. Strnugcs, Of all, piano play
ing is regulated in Berlin Before Il
certain hour III tho day and after a
certain hour in tho night, the piano
must bc client IN that musical city.
Even dur.nR the playing hours Iiuc is
imposed for more pounding Oh the
piano Sacred lIcnrl RcvIow.
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Way Looks 10 Him,

wye county, " there ia anything H.
''"'hR character by shnpr, ought to be
'"o Rfra'@t knockcr IN tho state" rr
"'h'R"d the Close Observer IN Eureka
'er'h'iy. 'How's thaiY' inquired onJ
" IN" liatrncrs. -WclI,- enid the form.
o'' II you have over noticed the bound
a,' lines OF Nyo county on the map Of
NeVhda >ou will eo TINT they form u
'"'e "fh~nR OF n hammer, and | m.
"eta'ahd tho emblcm of tho knocEcr IL
un'nmcr. Next time you run across u
"'aP "f tiis Stntc, after gctlnR the tip,
~" chht help noticing IL" Aud the W.
"''''hH ono walked AWAY to look W
something harder. Sentinel.
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Sues Railroad For Zig Damages.

II. y. Carroll, Montnna mnn, hns
nlcd a auit against the Southern Pac'tic
for t25, ,oJi to cover the Ioss to his prld"
which ho SUSTAINED when he whs
cicclod from n train nj Muntcllo. Tho
s3j ia Tor tickets to Cnrlin, and the
balance n what Carroll thinks II ID
notth 10 have 10 atop at Mon!cllo.
10 c.,ims TINT hc and hia family ma
tickc,e which were good on July 3Ith'
when h" ia supposed to have suffered
tho humiliation. -GRHc''c.
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Health III the Canal Zone.

Tho high wages paid make IL mighty
temptation to our youug artieana to
join the force OF skilled workmen need
cd Ia cons,rust the Pnnnmn Canal.
fcar oi fcvcrs and malaria. II is the
knowing oucs-those who hnvo used
Electric Bittcrs, who 20 there wilbou,
THE fear, we'll knowing they are ehfr
from malnri"us Influence with Electric
Bittcra on hand. Cures blood poison
toe, LiliOusnoEs, weakness md all stom
nch, liver md kidney troubles Guorni
tccd 10y E,lko Drug g. jnc
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Killed By LinhIninn.

Frank Road md his youRgcr son, Gil
bert, were killed 10y bolt of lightning
ncar Lander Friday evening. They had
driven tn the eito nf well, winch Alr'
R ads wna digging, and tied up hi
horaea. Nhcn the storm came up the
horpre became resiivc. Mr.. Road and
hia youOgcr eon wont to quiet them.
Another sou remained near the well
Then IL WA thnt the bolt Of lightning
etruck and killed the t~o. The boy
wbo remained near the wcll was knocked
n number Of feet into n creek but wht
prncticaly uninjurcd. -- GardncrSiIlt
Conricr.
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Sounds Like 90.

In lila speech at Provincctown, Mnss., ,
Mr.. Roosevelt suid that il ia now Il pucs =
ton ma to "Sho shall rule this govern
mcni.- tic said thnt thR contc.t was
bcwtocn the people aud ii les ~ .hlrsa
aud dctcrmIucd men whose wealth
mnkoe them particularly torn.idahlc, Gt =
cause they hide behind tho breast worries
~ corporate orsunialtion."
II memory is not Mt fault wo honrd
something like lhH, during the 1886
Campaign. But IN wo recall II Mr.
Roosevelt wns then dong battle with
those who "hide behind the btcastwork.
OF corporate organization" "Commoner
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Fine Specimen from Bullion.

Frederick Davie, General Manager "'
,,o Nevada. Iinnltrr ililI property NJ
Bullion, lhis county, hna presented TO
,hc Chamhcr ni Commerce II inc spec
,mcn Of lead mud silver or, Tho sp"ci-
men weighs 80 pounds and WA taken rc
comfy from u 3-ioot ledge In tho Hon.
r,or mine. f. g0ce 10 pcr cent lead aud
inn ounces silver, and IL ono Of the
most attractive specimens !" 'ne
chambcrs collection.
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|, is Il well known fuct TINT, persons
living in tho Pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases Ono dose OF
pinculrs at night usually relieve, hack.
ache, 30 day'e treatment sl.00 Your
money refunded il not satisfied. Sold
by ElkO Drug Co.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
CELEBRATES ITS CENTENNIAL
University of Maryland Observes
One Hundredth Birthday.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, May 31.-No more imposing
event has occurred in Baltimore in many
years than the centennial celebration Of
the University OF Maryland which began
to-day and will continue up 10 and in
Guiding next Sunday. To-days activities
centered in and around the historic old
building. with its massive white columns,
at Lombard and Greene streets.
The opening exercises were held in the
anatomical hall Prayer was offered by
Rev. John Timothy Stone, pastor Of
Brown Memorial Church, and Dr. John
c. HCmmeter, chairman Of the centennial
committee, delivered the opening address
He was followed by Dr. Samuel c. Chew
and ]. Harry Tregoe. The latter is presi-
dent of the General Alumni Association
Tonight there were several class ban
quets.
Tweuty-eight honorary degrees will be
conferred tomorrow, and while the list
viii not be given out I'm advance il IS in
timated that some gentlemen Of local
prominence may be h0nOred. To-mor-
rows event Is the annual commencement
Of all the departments Of the university.
and VIII be held at the Lyric
This will be the largest commencement
ever held by the university, because its
own departments will graduate together
for the first time in addition to the re-
Gently affiliated 81. Johns College Of An
uapolis There will be 81 men TO receive
sheepskins. classified as follows. Bachelor
Of arts. *; doctor of medicine. g.; bach
Tor Of laws 10. doctor of dental surgery
81; doctor Of pharmacy, IS; total. 81
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FIFTH RACE-SN furicngs: Hamilton Purse
2 'lryear-fds and upward: 500 added
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BIG CROWD AT OAKLAND.
Cigar Lighter, the Favorite, Beats
Fred Bent by Nose.

San Francisco, May 39.-Ten thousand
people attended the racing at Oakland
this afternoon. The track was very fast
and the weather pleasant After one of
the most desperate finishes seen at the
track. Cigarlighter. heavily-backed favor
1te. beat Fred Bent by a nose, in the fifth
race at one mile and seventy yards It
was run in the fast time Of 1.43. which is
"a new track record. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five fIrlougs Forie l.. rs
akischbaum 20 l. won; Rhinestone, 100 tSandyi,
3 % 2, second; Katie Raiues l09 tischerl Is to l.
third. Time, l0l. Altaz Sir Wesley. and Haryel
also Bn.
SECOND RACE-One and thrce-sizteenths miles.
Avontellus. 10 iBorel, - 20 l. won Markie Msyer,
10l tMcIiae. ls 20 5 second: Elevation lG Davis,
e 10 5. third Time. 1a9 Briers Byronerlale, Iii
CaUl Cap, ITas. and Dutiful also Hu.
THIRD RACE-Futurty course Pal, l07 SANDY,
2 % l. wen. Dauma. llj QCrell. 70 3 second
Grace g., % Davis 20 2, third. Time l.l0
Governor OmaH. TavUra. Bankara, jerry Sharp.
and David Bosnd also ran.
FOURTH RACE-NenoTial Handicap; one mile
and fifty yards. A. Muskoday lo9 .Riddiei 10 /.
won; san Algiso. 100 Davis. 10 2 second: George
I. McNear. I05 tsaudy o s. third Time. I:i2 25.
Sir Brillar and L0gstala also ran. George 2. Nc
Near and Sir Brillar coupled
FIFTH FACE-One mile and seventy yards Cigar
Lighter los Davis Il 20 70, won: Fred Rent %
tkirschbaums. 70 I. second. BubTic Jos SANDY,
: 70 2 third. Time. l:i3. Atkins and Joe C0yne
Also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seren and one-hah furlongs. on
aician l07 Davis 70 TO- won: Yada lOI tiscllsri.
p % 5. second Pslemon a lEamshawl, 90 To !.
abird. Time. l;S3 3-5 Romaine. Lord Of the Vale,
Rey Del Mudo, Sea Lad, and Edith James also
rau
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RACES ON ISLE OF MAN.
Motor Cars Start i'm In
ternntiOnaI Tourist Contest.

Douglas. Isle of Man. May 38.-The
most important events of the Man Motor
Car Week took place to-day Twenty
two contestants started in the third an
nual contest for the international tour
ist trophy. The total distance of the
course was 2H miles. furlongs, and 14o
yards. Z. Courts. driving a twenty-horse
power Rever ear. won.
Prev driving a Star car. broke down at
a sharp turn near the quarter bridge
His mechanic was seriously injured
Coatalen, driving a Coatalan car. was in
collision At the Quarter Bridge and the
wheels Of his automobile were smashed.
Collier. driving a Westaster car. was
overturned on Snaefell The driver and
mechanic fortunately escaped injury
There were several other minor misbans
The first contest for the international
heavy touring car trophy was also run
There were nine competitors. The dis
tance was 20l miles. fuTlongs and 50
yards. The event was pulled off in a
heavy rain G. P. Mills. driving thirty
horse power Beeston- Humber. won. His
time was seven hours and eleven minutes.
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ST. PETERS GETS ONE.
Cuipeper Takes Afternoon Game by
score of : to q.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Culpeper. Va. May 3c-There were two
games Of baseball played on the Culpeper
diamond here between the St Peters
School team. Of Washington, and the Cul-
peper team. The morning game went in
favor Of st. Peters School by a score Of
13 to /. The afternoon game. which was
from the first very exciting, and was
won by Culpeper by score of to G. There
were large crowds present at both games.
The following was the line-dp Of the
teams:
Culpeper-Co and Burgandine,
pitchers; Rust, shortstop; Spicer, right
field; Burgandfne. second base; Wampler.
left field: Payne. third base; Brown. cen
ter field; Bushong. first hase; Nalle,
catcher
St. Peters School-Caulinower, pitcher;
Hurdle, shortstop; Zerkel. right field;
Madden. second base; Caulifiower, left
field: Mallory, third base; Caulifower
center field Dampere, first base; Moffett,
catcher.
The feature of the second game was
the superb pitching of Burgandine.
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Woodbine Park.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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WASHINGT0. HERALD BUREAU,
lppW TeIerlRoua ia
Cnrncr II PTlnce - K1yal streets


Alexandria, Va. May 5o.-It is stated
that Chairman George S. Shackleford. Of
the Democratic Congressional Committee.
will shortly issue instructions in detail as
TO who will be entitled to vote in the pri-
mar June -, when a candidate for Con-
gress will be nominated. General rules
to govern the contest have been an
nounced by the committee, but several
questions as to their application have
arisen. Among these is the inquiry as 10
the exact meaning OF the rule that only
known white Democrats will be permitted
to vote How this applies to persons who
have generally voted the Democratic
ticket but who voted for President Roose-
welt is one Of the points on which infor-
nation is said TO be desired
No arrangements have yet been made
for the primary at which a candidate for
the State senate will be nominated. This
matter is decided by the chairmen of the
Democratic committees for this city and
the counties I'm the senatorial district,
and 81 is expected that Chairman Charles
Bendheim, Of the Alexandra city commit
tee. will soon ask for meeting OF the
general body TO select date. The only
candidate in the field is the incumbent,
Senator Lewis II. Machen.
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W00DBINE PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Lori Boanerges. li2 lloyd, 20
10. won: Temeraire lel tAlcDanieh q D. second
Deg Rose, 10 lNicoll. even. third Time. l;l3 -.
Renewal Moonyine. Mulyaney. Zelna, Moon Gold
and Rencaw also mn
SECOND RACE-BoH Weev l02 Murphy. L
10 /. won; Frcscati 95 Mccarthy. 10 2 second
Oscar T.. l02 Ulcydl. out, third Time l9i 10.
Reyerie. Nelox Kcrcieye, aud Maxton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sea Wall ll5 tMcDaniell. 20 D..
won Kirkheld 10 lKunzl. to 5, second; Gliu'-
mer. Is u. Kelly. 10 ?, third. Time. 2a9 -.
Dutch Girl Refine and DE SAKE also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Pick Time. l62 BRAZIL, 70 2
won Richard. Jr. III q'nckerl, TO l. second ;
Russell A. 80 Qyoyle 10 !, third Time. 4Ie.
Cumberland Lass. George Leiper, Flying PloTer'
Ohnet Burnap. and Gold Run also ran
FIFTH RACE-Tougurlfr, lis tNicOll. even Won;
Charley Eastman lis tDiggins 10 8, second
Deuce, il2 tNcDauiel. 20 . third. Time, l;i2.
ScarfeH and Sir Edward also ran.
SIXTH RACE Suzanne RucCamoU @ tBurtonl.
10 J, won; Schrocdsr's Midway. TO l. second
Affinity g lGodsteinl 70 !, third. Time, ]; ~.
CursuS finished first but disqualified. Aiatabon.
Peter Knight King Of the Valley. Widow Milo. st.
Ncel. and PicaToou also Hn.
SEVENTH RACE-CaHcpan. IS UyCrgusl. 70
9 won: Bon Not. III lNicol. 20 l. second Warn
ing. 100 ,Llcyi. 3 TO 5. third Time, Ia IS Id
win H. Round Dance. The Globe. Nonsense and
Thistle Do also rau.
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Walsh, Portsmouth's new pitcher struck
out ten men in tho morning game. -Four
thousand people attended the game Score.
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BONAPARTE PROUD OF WORK.
Attorney General Addresses Colored
g.. 4. n. in Baltimore.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Md, May 53.-Attorney Cen
eral Charles J. Bonararte tonight ad-
dressed Lincoln Post OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. the only colorsd organ
ization of its kind in the city He was
the only white man present except his
secretary, Cleveland Manning. who ae-
companied him. and a newspaper man
sent to report the speech.
Mr.. Bonaparte told his audience that
he was proud Of his work in defeating the
plans Of the Democrats in Maryland 10
disfranchise the negro. and that If oppor-
tunity offers he will again take up their
cause
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31

Confederate Veterans recapture
Richmond at seventeenth annual
reunion, which began yesterday.
Heroes of many battles. in old
uniforms and carrying riddled
flags. march in monster parade.
Statue 10 Gen. J. +. b. Stuart
unveiled by Miss Virginia Stuart
Wiler granddaughter Of famous
commander.
Graves of 20.0o0 Confederate sol
diers decorated with flowers in
Hollywood Cemetery.
Yells Of old soldiers shake build
ings in Southern capital when the
bands play Dixie
Richmond was never before so
crowded on Decoration Day. and
business is practically at a stand
still
Monument 10 President "Jed"
Davis 20 be dedicated on .ast day
Of reunion.
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sing "star SpangIed Banner"

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Frederick. Nd. May So-Memorial serv-
ices were held at Mount Olivet Cemetery
under the auspices Of Reynolds Post, No
?. G. A. R; the Sons Of Veterans, Com
pany 4, Maryland National Guard. and
High School Cadets. Camp No. Il, P. O
$. of a, the councils of the O. L. A. NJ,
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. and Daughters of Liberty. Rituals
tic services were held at the lots of the
posts and the Sons of Veterans. after
which The entire procession marched to
the monument Of Francis Scott Key
where the star Spangled Banner was
sung by a chorus of the members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary and an addrss on High
Patriotism" was delivered by Rev. Will
lam Hammond Parker
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RIuc and Gray Join in service.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd May 3o-The Confed-
crate Veterans joined with Tyler Post No.
., Grand Army Of the Republic, in the
observance of Memorial Day. the eXer-
cises being held in Rose Hill Cemetery.
The Union Veteran Legion and the vete-
rams Of the Spanish-Americau war joined
In the exercises, all marching iH a body 90
Rose Hill Cemetery. where the graves
were decorated. The Cumberland Drum
Corps headed the parade. and in line were
two wagons in which rode young girls
appropriately attired, representing the
States of the Union. The address at Rose
Hill Cemetery was delivered by Rev. b.
F. Clarkson. Of Union Bridge. Nd
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Parade in Homecoming.

Special to The Washington Herald
Homecoming, Nd. May 3O.-Memorial Day
exercises were in charge OF McPher-
son Post. G. A. r.. and of the Army
and Navy Union. The organizations. after
decorating the graves in the various GEM
eteries, paraded the principal streets.
headed by the Lonaconing City Band.
halting at the Brady House porch. where
addresses were delivered By F. Brooke
Whiting and Arch A. Young. Of the Cum
berland bar.
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-Four and onehalf furlongs: purse.
synchronizsd 100 Leel. 10 s. Won; Orlandut. l2
tAiindgrI % T. second. Lady's Man. ll2 lHelger-
SOM 10 l. third Time. 0:a IS. Shopist Dun
vegan Brmmer, Water Cooler, L. C. WidrE. Jim
Bosart Bulge Work. Headline Nansil. Red HussaE,
Don O. and Mscias also ran.
SECOND RACE-F:Ie fulCngs; selling. Moon
light Murphy 80 C. Swain. . 70 J. won; Little
George 90 tBslas). l % ? second; Etrena 194 B.
Davis, even. ti4iTd. Time, Oh. Black Lock, Con
iuTess. Prince Miles Miss Marconi Bob Augustus.
Gold Bars. Dan McKenna, Belle Of Shelby and r.
7. johnson also ran
THIRD RACE-One and oue-cglith miles, purse.
Light Wool lG CLeel 5 % l. won: Bottles IL
lPickensl. Q 70 J. and Miss Alert i03 10 to l. dead
heat. second Time. % Pink star. Miss Lidia
Alike Sutton, and Red Gauntlet also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye furlongs; selling. Naughty,
I0j OfoIesndl. 70 20 l. won. Vahoome e7 lPickensi.
y l. second; Beatrice K, lJ7 tAustinj, 4 to s.
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third Time. l0o. Taunt Nedra. Soprano Humor.
ist, Alencon, Minnehaha, Fay. and Sagapanak also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlcugs; purse. r. g. Ram
~ Brownl, 20 l. won; Mackere % tSwainl, even
second. May Jene. % tDearhorn) even. third. Time.
o. Miss Ygilant, Moquctte. and Barbette also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; selling. Redwood IL,
jos tMentryi. to J. won: Demo 81 tSkirJinl. %
!, second Warner Griswcl i03 (Leel. 10 5. third.
Time. Al. The Pet Matador, HorseTadish. Casper
dine. W. X. Slade. Roge. s.. Gauze. and Dr. Lee
Huffman also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
POTOMAC TO BE BRIDGED.
Costly Structure to Span River at
WiIlinmspOrt.
D b u WssbIngton LID.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
HagerstOwn Md. May 5O-The Wash
ington- Berkeley Bridge Company was or
ganized yesterday in Martinsourg. ".
Va, hy residents of Washington and
Berkeley counties for the purpose OF
erecting a 5000 bridge across the Poto-
mac River at Williamsport.
The following officers were elected
President. Victor Cushwa. Villiamsport
vice president. Decatur Pledges, Martins
burg; secretary and treasurer, DR. W s.
Richardson. WilliamspOrt.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
Held on TnusuaI Charge.

The charge of miscegenau0n is recorded
against the names Of Levi Welch,
white man. and Lizzie Welch, a colored
woman. who are locked up at the station
house awaiting an examination before
Justice Cation in the Police Court to-
morrow morning. Specifically. the two,
who claim 10 have been married in Troy
~ Y. about two years ago, are accused
of violating the statute which makes IL
unlawful In Virginia for any white per
son and any colorcd person to 70 out Of
the State and be- married and then re-
Iurn and make their residence in Virginia
A penalty OF confinement in jail not ex-
ceedlng six months or a fine not exceed
ing S01. is provided for I'm the statute.
The woman, who was born in AleXan-
dria, said to-day that she came here for
the purpose OF visiting her mother She
said that she had been living in Vermont
and declared that IL was not uncommon
for white and colored people 60 inter
marry in that state. Both the man and
the woman have been I'm this city only
a short time. and both assert that they
were unaware Of violating the Virginia
statute by returning 20 Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
Flags PInced ON Mounds.

Services were held this afternoon at the
National Cemetery in observance Of Me
mortal Day, which was also marked in
this city by a partial suspension Of busi-
ness. The banks and public Offices were
closed all day and in the afternoon the
public schools and many Of tine business
houses were closed. a large crowd gath
cred at the National Cemetery at o'clock
and listened to an address by Rev. Dr.
W. W, Van ArsdaIe, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Edgar
Carpenter. rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church offered the invocation. Hymns
appropriate TO the occasion were sung by
a choir and Lincolu's Gettysburg address
was read by William =. Graves. Flowers
were strewn over the graves and small
flag was placed over each mound.
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Morning game:
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Surgeon and Hospital Head we'd.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. May 3O.-A wedding Of
interest, and which was surprise TO the
friends of the contracting parties. took
place in st. Anne's Episcopal Church, An
napolis, to-day, when Miss Ainlicent
Geare, a trained nurse. formerly of Balti-
more. but for more than a year Superin-
tendent Of the Annapolis Emergency Hos
pital became the bride of DR. Page Ed
munds. a surgeon fer the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
WALL STREET TAKES HOLIDAY

Yesterday brokers, bankers, and bust
ness men in Wall street and throughout
the country generally observed the ma
tons holiday. With the exception Of the
Cotton Exchange in New Orleans, the
stock and grain boards carried the closing
quotations Of the previous day and the
pits In front were silent as the deserted
streets outside. Business will be re-
sumed to-day
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Ryan. and q tOHnUT.
Afternoon game:
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AIonzo z. Marsh Dead.

Spscal to The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Md. May 5G.-Alonzo P
Marsh. a well-known hotel proprietor Of
Frederick. died this evening. Mr.. Marsh
came to Frederick from Hanover, Pa,
fifteen years age and took charge of the
Graf Hotel. Of which he was proprietor
until three years ago. Tie was fifty-four
years OF age. He is survived BY five sons
and four daughters.