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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05
PERuNA EDITORIAL NO. i.

There has been an indiscriminate
crusade against American commercial
enterprises. This most extraordinary
ATTACK UPON BUSINESS corpora
lions has involved manufacturers of
nearly all kinds. has spared few pro-
ducers of any sort.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

w B. Hutchinson, mate of one of the
island steamers was in the Honolulu
Hospital slowly diving with Bright's Dis
ease President Otis of the Honolulu
Drug Co., got Fulton's Compound into the
case. Complete recovery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

MT VIM White, Deputy City Assessor
OF san francisco Bright's Disease Was
In St Luke's Hospital six weeks Grew
worse, went home. Then tried the Wal
oeck; after three weeks went home sure
mat nothing could be done Heard of
Mrs Matthewson's recovery and took
fulton's Compound and recovered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

T. J; Mulloy of No. 2S16 Bryant street.
San Francisco, was in the II s Marins
Hospital with Bright's Disease Got so
low his sister was advised the end was
near and to take him home She did SO
and put him on Fulton's Compound Re
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

If anyone having knowledge of a case
OF Brtght's Disease or Diabetes will send
me the name and address 1 will see that
they are sent full details of this impor-
tant discovery. 1 sent for this treat
ment and have 1t in stock
e T. SiDn- Druggist, $50 Kansas ave,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

A G. Porter of West Haven. Conn
6rlghts Disease; was in New Haven
General Hospital nearly blind They +oI5
MIN he would never be any better He
gave w and went home to die Heard
well and is now back to his ra3I-e6a U9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

Jno. Gyselaar, merchant of F,urel.
CAL was in the Lane Hospital San Fran
cisco. Close question as to whether IL
was Br1ghts Disease or Cirrhosfs of the
Liver: After consultation they treated
MIN for the letter After three months
and eight tappfngs. the case looked hone
less and the family took him home and
put him on Fulton's Compound. Recov-
cry complete.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
PRINCE PRAISES THE FAIR.
''It Il Wonderful" He says-Newport
Ready To COddIe Him.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. A.-Prince Wilhelm
OF Sweden started to-day for Newport on
board the cruiser Tylgia.
Before leaving he praised the American
army and navy as he saw them at the
jamestown Exposition.
Il was particularly impressed with the
review of the troops and the naval ex-
hibitlons, said the Prince. L regret that
my time viii be so limited. I would Ike
to become more closely acquainted with
your people. They are kind, eonsiderate,
and warm-heaTted. I like them
The exposition was larger and more
beautiful even than had expected. It is
wonderful"
Newport. r. l., Aug. davenport. al
the height of its season. is feverish with
expectation to-day over the arrival Of
Prince Wilhelm Of Sweden, who will
probably drop anchor in the harbor to-
morrow. The local forts are in readiness
20 give the royal salute as soon as the
vessel arrives.
The Prince will be accompanied by the
Swedish minister at Washington. BY
whom he viii be presented 10 Newport
society tomorrow at a dinner to be given
by Mrs. Ogden Mills
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
COULD LEAVE JAIL AT WILL
Negro Editors Commitment Un-
precedented in Virginia.
No Charge Laid Against Him, but
Is I'm for His HeaIth-More
Troops 20 Onancock.

Norfolk Va, Aug. 2l-The status Of the
negro editor. Uzzell. who surrendered 10
the military authorities at Onancock,
asking protection, and who was brought
10 the Norfolk Jail yesterday, was to-day
declared to be the most peculiar Of any
man in Virginia jail. He is held under
a commitment OF Col Nottingham by au-
thority OF the governor, which says he is
to be held until ordered released by one
or the other OF these officials.
Commonwealth's Attorney Trton said
to-day that Uzzell is officially charged
with no crime, but is simply being held
at his own request for safe-keeping. and
could leave the jail at his pleasure. AT
the jail IL was said Czzell does not want
to leave. and is glad 70 be there for the
present Uzzells attorney says there will
be no move in the case for the present.
He regards his clients commitment as
unprecedented. but satisfactory.
Under telegrap phic orders received here
to-day from Col Nottingham, command
ing the militia. fifteen additional militia
men from the Seventy-frst Virginia Regi-
ment were dispatched TO OnancOck and
Tasley. on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
10 join the troops already on the scene
OF the race troubles there.
The excitement al those points has
broken out again as the result of the ar
rest Of j. D. Uzzle. the negro editor. and
the near approach OF the date for the
opening OF the negro fair.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rockville, Aug. H.-Miss Annie E. Car
ter and Louis F. Boltcn both Of Germantown. Nd
were married here last evening by Rev. S. r. White.
OF the Baptist Church.
Cumberland, Aug. H.-Granviue Moser.
OK WelleTSb1Tg. and Miss Laura T. Hare Of Grants
yie, Nd, were married yesterday under great oak
tree between Elerslie and CorTEansuIe :hs county
Baltimore, Aug. a-William J. Len
hart, aged fifty fell while walking on the street
here to-day and broke his neck He struck his head
on the pavement in falling and death was instan-
taneous-
Frostburg, Aug. H-Natural gas was in
troducsd into Frostbug tonight, flame shooting
from standppe fifty feet high visible all over the
city The Arion Band gave concert IN honor Of
the occasion.
Boyds, Aug A.-The home of DR.. John
Rome, dairy inspector for the District Of Colum-
oia, caught fre Monday night imperling the sleep
lns family. The flames were eNtinglished BY DR..
Rome, smoke having awakened Mrs. Rome.
Cumberland. Aug. 2I.-Thomas Rey-
nOldS. the expert who is training the Cumberland
paid Ere department yesterday received massive
gold charm testimonial Of bis efficiency while
chief cf the fire department Of the jamestown Tx
position
Rockville, Aug. n.-The following mar
Tiage licenses have been issued by the clerk of
the Circuit Court: Charles NJ Darity and Carrie
' luGAcTs DON Oi AsuIOn, MQ-s and Frank jackson
Gooding and Minnie May Beach. both Of Fairfax
County, Va.
Cumberland, Aug H.-Harry ". CaIlan
Who conducted large marcsntile establishment az
Little Orleans. Alcgaay County. died this morning
az the home Of has parents Mr. and AIrs Thomas
Callan Narrows Park. west of Cumberland aged
thrty-three years
Frederick, Aug a-Charles Edwin
Kemp aged ffty-one, one Of Fredericks best known
citizens died last night Of Brights disease He had
been clerk 20 the board Of aldermen for more than
years 4 wife and three children survive Is
do two sisters and two brothers
Oakland. Aug g-Elwood Offutt. of
Oakland. who is connected with his father. air
Daniel F. OfTutt in extensive business enterprises
viii be married 70 Miss Nannine Thomasson. Of
Chicago, on September 9. at Buena VISTA the sum-
mer home Of Miss Thomasson. near Oakland.
Wheaton, Aug 21.-The Wheaton Demo
cratic Club has been organized here With forty
members to work for the paTtys State and county
tickets in the fall election. &. o. B. Cissel Is
president; Clayton Windham, secretary: Samuel II
Waters Oliver Hughes. d NJ sheehan Dr. Eu-
gene Jones. J. NJ. 5. Bower, and Mr. Roland are
vice presidents
Gaithersburg, Aug. 21.-John ". Byrne.
aged seTenty-nine well-known former resident OF
Boyds vicinity. disd suddenly at bis home here
yesterday. wife and the following children sur
vive: Mrs Mollie Garrett Walter C. Byme Mrs
Oetavia Wood Misses Susie and Edith Byrne. Of
GaithersbuTg: Airs. Walter A. Anderson. Of Clarks-
burg, Mrs. Lucy Austin, Of Cabin john Mrs Rose
StaFneH Of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs Ida Miller,
Of Boston.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 9Ss-Isaac S. Chids ct TX. to John E. Her
ren and Aaron S. CayWood. TO secure The Peu-
pies Fire Insurance Company e the District Ci
Columbia 300. three years. ) per cent, semi
annually. LOT g.
Avalon Heights-Yioletta c. Baker et Tir Henry E
TO HenT n Gordon and Thomas w Hunger
ford 10 secure II. l. Bailey. $50 three years.
pr ecnt, somi-annHally lot g. block l.
Square l062-Wilmot W. Trew 70 William T Ed
monst0n and William H. Saunders. 20 secure
Nellie ". I. jenkins, 81 CO. three years per
cent semi-aHuually. lot g.
Square S29-Msry c. F9eerty ct yir. James. TO Ed.
moud Fitzgerald and John j. Fegan 10 secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association. s. 90
lots o and g..
Wocdlcy Park-Ennalls Waeeaman ct ux 10 Union
Trust Company Of the District Of Columbia 10
secure H. Rozisr Dulany et al. receivers. 81 900
one year, 5 Per cent quarterly, lot 80 block IS
Square i5i-Paulinc Sigel 10 Wilton J. Lambert and
$3.50, one year. ) per cent. semi-annually. part
original lot p.
Square 5l4-Julia S. Marks 70 ChapG Brown and
Henry H. Bsrsmana. 70 secure Oriental Building
Assoca non. No 6, soc. part original lot H.
Schgstzln Park-Iohn " Powell 70 John r Tarper
and john l. Hamilton. 10 secure The Washing.
ton Land and Timber COMPANY. sS66.G7 one and
two years per cent, ssmi-snuualy, lots q sud
.. block /.
Bloomnsdale- Milton y Fielder 10 irving William
and Francis A. Biuudon 70 secure $ p
Williamson. $50. three years. per cent. los 5
square /: same 70 Henry j. Mooney and Clifford
". Story. TO secure Francis A Blundou. ss75.
one to twenty-sevea months. per cent. semi.
annually lot ). square {.
Square 6s-0eorse Z. 7. Cook TO William f. Qaick-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
MEETING AT ROCKVILLE.
Races During County Fair Attract
Numerous Entries.

optCia4 70 Inc washington Herald
Rockville. Md. Aug 21--Entries for the
races scheduled to take place at the an
nual fair, to be held here on Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday OF
next week, closed at II o'clock last night
In view of the fact that there will be no
pool selling on the races. II Was believed
that owners would hesitate about bring
Ing their horses to Rockville, but the
list is one OF the best ever presented for
a Rockville fair and fine speed contests
are assured. The liberal purses offered
by the management are believed to have
attracted the horses. Notwithstanding the
elimination Of the betting feature. Fiji
teen events are scheduled, the purses
offered aggregating g. 200.
Eight running events are on the pro-
gramme for the four days, with an aver
age Of about ten entries for each race.
Judge Austin L CTothers, Messrs. Joshua
". Herring, Isaac Lobe Straus. and Caleb
c. Magruder. Democratic candidates for
governor, comptroller, attorney general.
and clerk Of the Court OF Appeals re-
spectively. have accepted invitations to
Thursday the big day Of the fair But
for the fact that Mr.. George z. Gather.
the Republican candidate for governor.
is away on an extended trip, he. too,
would have been invited to visit the fair.
The other Republican candidates on the
State ticket Will be asked 10 come.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barry FaTm-Harrist B. Frazier et vir. Basil, 70
Jesse Ross. part lot Z. section g. SO
c street southeast between Third and F.. rh
strcets-William L Miller 70 Bessie s. Hensey,
lot S square 80 SO
Azadia-Lebella 6. Springer ct vir. Conrad f., tc
Frank W. Amrein. parts, SO. Frank ". An
rein ct uX 70 Lebeils G.. and Conrad T.
Springer. parts. SO
ll57 h street uOTJhWest-Winism 4 Simpson e ux
% Robert !. Simpson. lot e. square g. SIC.
s43 PickfoTd place-Gecrge r Stambaugh 10 Mar
Repp. lot I6. square sl3, SO
ljiZ l54l $50 Half street southeas'-Samuel Scriv-
encr st ux. 20 Ezra R. Stevenson original lot T.
square 7e3. so
Woodley Park-Hsnry R. Dulany.- Edward J stell-
wasen, William ], Father. and John ".
BFawnsr. receivers 10 Ennalls wagsaman. lot
%. block Is 24.66i
Brown street northwest between Thirty-hrst and
Thiry-second stTeets-Libbie Joyce and Flor-
ence ]. Dunkerley 10 Erma Graves. lot z. and
part of square SO
Chichcster-Msry Z. Thomas et vir. George J.. 10
Henry H Grant lots 92 ss. 2A and part
lot 20. SO jacob II. Lichliter surviving exec-i-
tor ard tn5stee. 70 Elecra S. iawton lot 4 SO
Twelfth street southeast, between " and y
streets-John H shelton, et ux. 20 Fred S.
Young. part lot q, square 1000 SO
Schuetzen Psrk-The Washington Loan and Trust
Company to John W. Powell. lots q, and ..
block l. SO
Bloomingdale-J. Frederick Rupertus ct ux to
Milton A Fielder. lot s. square !. SO
Is Z street northeast-L0uisa c. Grof TO John n.
GT0a part lot Is. square TO SO.
457 New Jersey avenue sostheast-EBGene G. JET
feTys ct TO Mollie A. Harrell lot H. square
e93 SO
street southwest between Second and Third streets
Ralph b. Stewart. trustee to Howard Z. Bell.
part lot ]. square 81, $3.50
Nos. 20. a, Il. 50, and 81 Fentou place northeast
Maria l. lander TO Lester B. Platt lots SO 10
Sl2. square 81, So Same to Carl and Annie l.
Casey, lots S72 and s73 SO.
o street northwest, between Twenty-irs: and Twen-
tg-second streets-Julia E. Ashley 70 Allan f.
Walker, lots q and 2S square S. SO Allan T.
WALKER ct NIX. 10 George Z. T. Cook lots q and
g square E SO
l21 street northwest-Allan f. Walker et ux
TO Julia F. Ashley, lot q, square l2SS. SO.
street northwest between Twenty-first and TWen-
iy-seeond streets-Gecrse F. T. Cook TO John f.
Cook lot 2. square S. SO
Barry Farm -Frankiin p. Nash Ct ux. 10 Elizabeth
Burrell, parts lots and :, section Z, Sia
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
CHANGES IN SCHOOLS.
Montgomery Board Announces Res
igRRtiORs and Appointments.


iGRatiORs and Appointments.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md, Aug 1.-THE county
school board to-day announced the follow
ing designations and appointments OF
school teachers:
Resignations-Miss Ella V. Kicker,
Rockville High School: Miss Clara 3.
DeMuth, Burtonsville; Miss Carrie NJ.
Fulks, Oakdale: E. Claudia Clagett, Su-
garland; J. B. Noble, Rockville High
School; J. Frank McBee, Darnestown
High School The last two named were
only recently appointed and have never
entered upon the discharge of their duties
as teachers.
Appointments-Miss Carrie NJ Fulks.
Burtonsville; Miss Clara B. DeMuth. Lay
Hill; Miss Elizabeth A. Coe, Goshen; Miss
NJ Maud Ashton. Slidsll; Miss Laura
Mofett, Elmer; Miss E. Barry Albert.
Hyattstown; Miss z. Claudia Clagett.
Monocacy; Charles 3. Hilton. Beane: Miss
Maud wilkins. Claysville
Miss Edith L. Ford, of Frostburg, Nd.
was appointed first assistant In Rockville.
In place Of John ". Darby, appointed by
the trustees Of the school and rejected by
the school board. 1t is understood that In
this conflict the trustees will appeal 70
the State board OF education. School mat
ters are just now attracting special atten-
ton throughout the county. and there is
said 10 be much unrest among the pa
irons, teachers, and trustees.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA

Richmond, Aug 1.-THE Republicans
have decided to nominate a fun legislative ticket
The candidates viii be announced before September
/. it is stated
Richmond, Aug. 21.-Gov. Swanson has
named eight delegates from Virginia to represent
this state at the homecoming week" to be held
In Nashville. Tenn. September 23-S
Lynchburg. Aug. FLAMES E. Edmund,
a Eel-known attorney, broke his coIarbone last
night when his horse fell and threw him into a
ditch. The horse fell upon Mr.. Edmlnds
Manchester Aug. 21.-WflIiam n. Allen.
superintendent Of the almshouse. who has been in
dicted on a number Of charges Of malfeasanee was
arrested in Baltimore and brought here for trial.
Kingwood Aug. H.-Prof H. E. Flesher.
for two years principal Of the schools at Kingwood
has been appointed superintendent Ct the West Vr-
ginia Reform Schools. at Pruntytown succeeding
Rev. d. 5. Hammond,
Lynchburg Aug IF c. Helbig. a
druggist was fined sl0 "a police court to-day ON the
charge of Illegally selling morphine preferred by S
'. Strickler agent for the State board Of pbar-
macy Heibg pleaded guilty.
ClarksbUrg, Aug H.-The body of an
unknown white was found suspended from n
tree On the banks Of Elm Creek. near Clarkshurr
yesterday he was about forty-fve years of arc
His coat bore the label. II. G.. Demar, Hoboken
y. J"
hlcnNOod- aug. Zl.-AiSS Mamie Mar
tin who has been living with the family Of DR.
Perry here. was found dead in her room YESTERDAY
She had put ehloroform on towel and placed the
towel 10 her face. The curoners juy decided it an
accident.
Warrington. Aug. H.-George L. Furbee
a resident Of Warrington since 1880 died Yesterday
aged eighiy-two years. His Great-gandfather. Cant
Caleb FTTbce. settled in Delaware and was a SOL
di,I in tho Revolution He is survived hy wife
and four children.
Richmond. Aug. H.-Slx persons are
taking the Pasteur treatment as result Of having
been bitten by mad dog owned by A Beirne
Blair. They are Or. Charles II. Eppes. DR.. Thomas
Fraser. Mrs. Fraser, Miss Meta Gibbs boy named
Ayres. aud negro.
Elkins. Aug 2l-The ffty-third animal
conference of the Methodist Protestant Church ~
West Virginia began here tonight. Rev. L. w
Morrison. moderator presiding. Rev DR.. T. n
Lewis, president q Western Maryland CoIe-e. viii
Be the principal speaker The meeting lasts week
Charfestown. Aug. 2i.-Mrs ]. Frances
Mitchell widow Of Charles T Mitchell. of this CITY
died last night at Shannondale Springs AZ an ad
Tanced age Before her marriage she was Miss Ras
sett, Of Virginia She Is survived hy two sons and
four daughters. The body viii be taken to Rich
mond fer intement
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
WAKEFIELD FOR THE SENATE
Maryland Governor Says He Will
Enter Democratic Primary,
Ex-COnEresamnn Miles and Con-
Senator Wbyte Nay Return.
necial to The washIngton Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Aug. 21.-Gov Waraeld will
enter the Democratic Senatorial primaries
this fall as a candidate for the United
States Senate.
A statement made last night by the gov
ernor puts an end TO all doubt as 10 his
position toward the senatorship, and
makes It plain that he is a bona tide
candidate. In reply 10 the direct question
the governor declared that he expects to
become a candidate for the long-term
Senatorshlp. and that he intends to submit
his candidacy 10 the Democratic voters
of the State in the primaries.
He added that in a few days he would
make formal announcement of his can
didacy. laying before the public the plat
form upon which he proposes to stand
and make his fight He viii, at the same
time. make suggestions as 10 the manner
in which the primaries for Senator should
be carried out Just what the suggestions
Will be the governor would not say at
present
That the governor had aspirations to-
ward the United States Senate has been
believed by those close 10 him for a long
time. When at the recent Democratic
state convention he presented and sue
ceeded in having Incorporated in the
party platform the resolution providing
for the holding OF Senatorial primaries on
or before November Of this year it was
felt 20 be likely that he would announce
himself
The other avowed candidates in the
held for the long-term SenatOrship are
ex-Congressman Joshua W Miles and
Congressman J. F. c. Talbot It Is re-
garded as uncertain whether or not ex-
Gov. Brown viii make a contest.
There seems TO be no opposition TO Sena-
tor Whyte for the short term, and II is
believed that he. too. VIII enter the
primaries.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, August 2I, 19O7.)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. i.

Murphy rs. Mohun et al pro confesso agains;
certain defendants. Compainants solicitors Sheely
& Sheely.
Hemingway Hemingway. time for taking tes,i-
mony limited and n n Murray appointed exam
iner Conplanants solicitors. L. " r. Ewing
and g. W Biaukenship; defendants solicitor. Vic
ter L. Dodge
DuIauy IS Naggaman; hearing on uIle continued
70 Friday next. Complainants solicitors. Samuel
Maddox and H. Prescott Galley
Payne vs.. Payne: counsel fees awarded and time
to take testimony limited. Conplanants solicitor.
+. ID Blackstone. defendants solicitcrs Kepplsr <
Merillat
Pigeon rs Barr et al decree substituting trustee.
Complainant solicitor. T. Brkhsad
Tebbs vs.. Wilson. order Of July O. 1907. modified.
Conplainsnts solicitors, THcker Kenyon.
Elmore ElmoTe time 10 take defendants testi-
mony limited. Comp!ainanfs solicitor. D. ".
o Donoghues defendant solicitor, (. L. Gies
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
HAS FIT IN HIS CELL.

Man Who shot Winchester Police
man Proves to BE EPiIeptic.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Winshester. Va. Aug 21.-James NJ
Jack, the young man who shot Officer
Lewis Legg through the right lung last
week while believed TO have been tenn
porarily demented. was attacked by a
violent flt of epilepsy in his cell last
evening. and remained in a serious condi-
ton all night
Jack Is confined IN steel cage, and Is
not allowed 20 be In the Corridor. fears
being entertained that he may become
violent at any moment. No application
will be made for bail.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
JUDGE CR0THERS RESIGNS.
! Democratic GHbernatOriaI Nominee
Gives Up Place on Bench.
I Special 70 The Washirgto, Herald

SACNaAA " 1he washington Ecfall.
Elkton. Nd. Aug. 2.-Judge Austin L.
Crothers, who was recently nominated
as the Democratic candidate for governor.
forwarded his resignation last evening as
associate Judge In the Second judicial dis
trict 70 Gov. Warheld. to take effect on
August p. AS soon as Judge Crothers is
officially notified Of his nomination he
will begin his campaign throughout the
State.
Gov. Warfield is expected to name Mr..
Philemon B. Hopper, whom the Demo-
Gratis Of that circuit have already nomi-
mated as the successor Of Judge Crothers.
Mr.. Hopper is a resident of Centreville
and is considered a very strong candidate.
The Democrats have also named Judge
Adkins, Of Talbot County, as his own
successor on the bench in the same cir
cult, while the Republican nominees are
a. G. Towers, of Caroline County. and
William T. Warburt0H. Of Cecil County
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
sHAW'S BIOGRAPHER HOME.
DIR. Henderson Meets Mark Twain
and Dimes with Him.
S-,sci,1 g IT. ,z-..l,;,,..,., tr.-.14

Salisbury. y. c., Aug I.-Dr Arehi-
bald Henderson is at home after spending
two months in London, portion of his
time ss the guest of G. Bernard Shaw,
whose biography he is preparing to write.
DR.. Henderson's criticisms of Mr.. Shaw s
plays In the North American Review at
tracted the notice Of the English play
wright, who invited him to London as his
guest On the ship DR.. Henderson met
Mark Twain. with whom he afterward
dined, and the American humorist paid
high tribute to the young American, who
is associate professor of mathematics in
the University Of North Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
SUNDAY SCHOOLS CONVENTION.
Alexandria Preacher Addresses "A
Meeting in AIlegany COuAty.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd. Aug. 2i--The Meth
odist Protestant Sunday School conven-
tIon at Union Grove. Aiiegany county
to-day, was attended by over 1000 people
Rev. G. l. HUMPHREYS OF Alexandra.
Va. talked on The Mission OF Sunday
Schools.
Other speakers were: Rey A s. Beane,
OF Maryland Line, Nd: c. H. Sturtz, OF
Cumberland; W A. Hustler, CT Centre
vile; Rev William a Melvin. Cumber-
land; Rev W B. Anderson. of Hazen;
DR.. J. G. Gambler, of Rainsburg.
The chiIdren's hour was conducted BY
Daniel w, Snyder, Of Cumberland, as
sisted by Mrs. r. c. Stotler. Of East
Cumberland