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The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
XAVERIAN PROVINCIAL dies
Head of Order in This Country Vic
tim of ApOplexy.
Bora In Ireland, He Came TO This
Country rs Youth, and Rose TO
High Place.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Sept. l4-Brother Dominic,
provincial of the Naveriau order in the
United states. died suddenly at ST. Mary's
Industrial School this afternoon of apo
plexy.
Brother Dominic was appointed provin-
ciaI OF the order for the United States by
the superior general, who lives at Bruges,
Belgium. in 1890
He was superintendent of St. Mary
Industrial School for thirteen years pre-
vious 20 that He continued TO hold both
positions until about three months ago.
The growth Of the work then made it
necessary for him TO give up his duties
ar TIE school Broth Paul succeeded him.
AS provincial of the order be had charge
OF all the schools conducted by the
Naveyiau Brothers in this country.
For forty years he had been a member
OF the order Brother Dominic was born
II Rock Chapel. County Cork, Ireland.
He came 70 this country when quite
young When still "a very young man he
entered the uovicate az Louisville. After
completing his novitiate he was sent to
Mount 81. Joseph's College. this city. as
lilSt -'A4N" iti'tStH AilFi Surviving i-cIt
for some time he was made superior of
-. PauicIIs school. Lowell. Mass He
remained there only a year or two, when
Dc was sent back TO Baltimore as di-
rector OF St. GTary's Industrial School He
was siXty-cight years old.
Brother Dominic was Known IN the
world as Patrick During his
directoTship ST MaTys Industrial School
made great strides.
The Naverians have about twenty-five
missions, as the schools, colleges, and in
aIsfrials schools are called. in this coun-
try.
Cardinal Gibbons Is president Of the
board Ct the school. Attorney General
Bonaparte is counsel for the school.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
HOME FOR DRAMATIC CLUB.
Paint and Powder May Get Fine
CInbhouse.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Sept 1.-THE Paint and
Powder Club, an organization that has
become famous for it's dramatic produc-
tions. is TO have permanent home.
Negotiations are now under way for ac-
quiring the building and equipment of the
Baltimore Club. 9l6 North Charles street,
and il is hoped that possession can be
taken on January Knext
The Baltimore Club recently purchased
the residence Of the late A. $ Abel,
northwest corner Of Charles and Madison
streets. for S106OO0, and its officers and
Messrs. Ellicott & Emmart. the archi-
tects. VIII confer on next Monday about
necessary improvements to be made be-
fore the new clubhouse is occupied.
Plans for the Paint and Powder Club
are being perfected quietly, and it viii
doubtless surprise some Of the members
TO learn that the present clubhouse of
the Baltimore Club is the goal that is
sought While most of the members of
the Paint and Powder Club are young
men. the organization has solid fnan-
cial backing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
THIS CANDIDATE BALKs.
Objects to Being Nominated and May
Not Make Rnce.

Not Make Race,
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Harrisonburg, Va. sept. 1.-THE Re
publican county convention met here to-
day and nominated a full ticket. Charles
j. Harrison the nominee for common
wealth's attorney, made the following
statement:
Il was placed on the jiSs,et ,,ithout my
knowledge or consent, and without con-
sultaton. I am not a candidate, and DO
not expect TO make the race"
Following Is the ticket.
F0r State senator T. Dulaney OFT. Harisoaburg.
for legislature " Harvey Zukle Timberville and
C. d. Weneer Daytoni for county treasurer. Dr. d.
i. GEL. Broadway. for Commonwealth attorney.
Charles -. Harrison. Hauisonburg and for sheriff.
solomon f. Hcuseiey. Elton.
In his speech Of acceptance OFT chal-
lenged State Senator KeezeI TO a series
Of joint discussions
The district convention will be held next
week. when a full ticket will be placed
in the field. except IN Plains district.
where the regular Democratic nominee is
opposed by an independent Democrat.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
ACCUSED OF ROBBING MAIL.
Richmond subpostmaster Arrested
on Serious Charge.

=
Richmond. Va, Sept 14-Frank 7.
Burke. in charge Of Station b branch
post-of5ce. this city, was arrested to-day
on charge OF rifllng the mails.
a decoy letter vas placed IN the mails
by az inspector, and when Burke was
arrested the letter is said TO have been
found in his possession.
He was bailed iu the sum Of $1,000 for
his appearance before the United States
court He has been in the post-oflce for
fifteen years.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
NO GLASS EYES FOR PIGS.
Hog Doctor Finds business Doesn't
Pay and l. Bankrupt,

Findlay, Ohio, Sept 14.-That there
Is no money in furnishing hogs and
pigs with glass eyes. mending their
broken limbs, or giving them false teeth
is seen IN the announcement OF the
failure Of Howard S. Kimmeu, OF TiFn.
who has filed petition IN bankruptcy
in the United States District Court The
debts are S35,E4 and the assets S11.107.
Kimmel's business was 10 set glass eyes
IN hogs that had come in contact with
corncobs, and otherwise doctor them up.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
[. s. Dept. Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
IH.-L-i.--.... ..t.-ria- 81. u In--e L. q,


Washington. Saturday. SEPT Il. l9J7-s p. N.
There have been local showers il The South At
lautic and East Gulf states, the Michigan PENN
sula. Minnesota. South DAKOTA, and Colorado, else
whore the weather has been clear.
There has been a general rise IN The temperatures.
except in Colorado New Mexico, ana California srd
IN the Lake region and the central valleys they
range from 6 % L degrees above the seasonal aver
age.
Showers viii continue Sunday and Monday IN the
South Atlantic and East Gull States, and local
showers are also probable Sunday in Colorado and
the State Of Washington With these exceptions the
weather viii be generally fair throughout the COM
try Sunday and Monday. Temperature changes viii
rot be u consequence.
The winds along the New England and Middle Al
west. on the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts light
20 fresh northeast TO east and on the Great Lake,
light % fresh south TO southwest except variable oH
superior
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
HIPPO LIVES ON GOATS MILK.
French Physicians Making Expert
menta on Animals in CnptixitN.

Paris, Sept. IA-AIthough Marius, the
young hippopotamus which was being
raised on goats milk, died, an autopsy
showed that death was not due 70 any
want OF nutrition.
On the contrary. the young hippo was
getting fat, wherefore the doctors declare
that ability to raise hippo in captivity
has been proved. They anticipate a re-
newal Of the experiment In d few months
Another animal appears in the weeks
medical records. Prof. MetchnikofT has
been innoculating a chimpanzee with ap-
pendicitis for the purpose Of study. Only
anthropodes are possible as subjects Of
such experiments, as they are the only
animals having an appendix similar to
man
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
ORGANIZATION IS VICTOR.
sweeps Washington County In Re-
publican Primary.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hagerstowu. Md sept H-Iu the Dem
ocrauc primaries held tonight for the
purpose Of selecting delegates 10 the
county convention in Hagerstown next
Weduesda y, the organization swept the
county
In district No. 9. Hagerstpwn, thege
was d spirited fight between Palmer Ten
nant. candidate for the nomination for
State senator. and the organization
forces, who are backing Senator B. Alb
ner Belts for d denomination. Mr.. Ten
nart lost, the organization ticket receiv-
Ing nearly go votes, 10 less than 100 cast
for Gr Tenants ticket.
Among those who took an active part
in tnis fight was Col Buchanan Schley
the organization leader in Washington
County, the contest being IN Col. Schley's
home district Friends OF Mr.. Tenant
still insist that his name Will so before
the convention.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Carlsbad. Sept 1s-Prince August Of
Coburg died here to-day.
Rio JaneirO, Sept l4,-JUan ESpinOza,
an expert Chilean maTssnan while attempting 70
shoot an spple from the head Of man at circIs
Is-e. missed. and killed the apple-Dearer.
Lodz, Russian Poland, Sept. 4-Marcus
silberstein. the owner Of large eotton mill in this
city, has been murdered by his employees because
he refused TO pay them for the time they cut
on strike.
Paris, Sept. lathe GaulOis, treating
OF American agriculture. PAYS tribu.e 20 Secretary
Wilson former farmer. minister Of rare and
incstimable value. and a modern Colbert. whose
podesty equals bis competenoe. and whom al C0uu.
Rissslsgh seES Anatssstz pesRss
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
BIG DONATION TO YALE.
Woman Gives Recital Hall
as Memorial TO Son.

Pittsburg, Sept 14-Airs. James B.
Oliver announces to-day that she had
made q donation Of $4,000 to the Shelf
field Scientific School of Yale University
The donation was made for the con
struction Of new recital hall, as
memorial to her son, Daniel Leet Oliver,
who was killed In an automobile acci-
dent during the Yale commencement .ex-
ercises last July.
The memorial VIII be designed by the
best artists in Europe and America. II
will be called the Oliver Memorial Hall
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
INVITE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
Railroad Wen Ask Prominent Per-
sons 10 Attend Meeting.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md, Sept H. - President
Roosevelt; General Manager Thomas Fitz-
gerald, of the Baltimore and ohio Rail-
road Assistant General Manager Haas
Gov. Warield. all the principal officials OF
the Pennsylvania and Western Maryland
Railroads in Maryland, and all the grand
officers OF the various railroad organiza-
tions have been invited to attend the
union meeting of railroad organizations,
10 be held in Cumberland September %
and a.
Others invited 10 speak are Associate
Judge Robert r. Henderson, States At
torney a A. Wilson; John ". Young.
clerk OF the Circuit Court; A. c. Wilt
son. county superintendent Of schools;
Congressman George A Pearre; F. Brooke
Whiting and Finley {. Hendrickson, OF
the Cumberland bar, and (. W. Mosiey'
OF Washington, secretary of the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Declared Nominee After Of
fetal Canvass.
TAKES IT AS A JOKE
Wakes Humorous I'm Discussing Ills
Defcat at POlIS-SchOoIS 10 Open
Again Tomorrow After Summer
Vacation Changes in Teaching
Corps-COunty Districts to Vote.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
Bell Telephone CO.

50 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic committee for the Fourteenth
senatorial district met in this city to-
day and canvassed the vote cast in the
primary last Tuesday for State senator.
The following result was declared: X.
Eweu Thornton 1907; Lewis H. Machen,
.l2l7: Alexander J. Wedderburn. "a. This
gives Thornton a plurality over Machen
in the district Of 80, and over Wedder-
burn of $50 The members present We're
Charles BcudL,irri, chairman; J. NJ Lov',
Curtis E. Graham, and Thomas II. Lyon.
Commenting on the result of the pri-
mary. Mt Machen made the following
statement to-day:
I understand the committee has held
an inquest and officially pronounced me
a dead one The proXimate cause or
the accident appears to have been that
Mr.. Thornton got more votes than I.
p Now. if the corpse may revive suitl-
cienty 10 make a remark. / would say
thar have been defeated before, and
will no doubt be defeated many times
again. The people cannot be expected 10
show good taste every time. But after a
number Of such experiences they do not
seem so unpleasant. and may in fact,
become thoroughly enjoyable. Seriously,
the sympathy Of ones friends is worth
more than all the offices in the world I
appreciate more than words can say their
[ loyalty in my behalf on Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
,iaI . Tbe Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd, Sept. 1.-THE crisis
in the affairs of the Republican party
in AIlegany County. growing out of the
contest between the Lowndes and PeaVre
factions for control of the county conf
mittee. was brought 10 a head this aft
ernOon, when ex-senator David Z. Dick
fled a petition for a writ OF mandamus
20 compel the Pearre committeeman TO
surrender athe ballot boxes, which they
have zealously guarded from their cp-
ponents
Dick alleges that he received in the
primaries 2,100 votes, number sufficient
10 nominate him for the house of dele
gates Judge Boyd signed an order Civ
ing the defendants until September 10
20 show cause why the mandamus should
not issue.
VIII Hold the Fort"
William J. Feaga, chairman of the
Pearre committee, says that the Pearre
committeeman propose TO hold the fort
Indefinitely. For two nights the cam
vassing board of the committee has been
going over the returns in their possession
at the courthouse. where "a barricadc is
maintained. Feaga says that recess
win be taken at midnight tonight and
will continue until T. o'clock sunday
night when the canvasSiHg viii be re-
sumed.
The Lowndes committee claim twenty
two precincts or one more than ma
jority. while the Pearre committee. II Is
claimed. IS made up OF only twenty pre-
cincts, The Lowndes people contend tnat
tie Pearrc people finished canyassins the
returns In their possession long ago, and
that now they are simply pretending max
ing &. canvass in order TO Kill time
In Absolute Possession.
The Pearre board has been in absolute
charge of the grand jury room since
Thursday evening, and it is declared that
no one has entered. not even the jarI-o.
Of the courthouse. However. members o!
the committee. Chairman Feaga and
Irvine Z. Dickey. the legal adviser Of the
Pear-e committee. have had access. The
Lowndes people declare that Iaen who
have no place on the committee have no
right TO be locked up with the returns,
which have not yet been officially can
vassed
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
FATHER STOPS MARRIAGE.
Follows Daughter and Swain from
Alabama TO Virginia.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va, Sept. 1.-THE father Of
Miss Hermione Rodenbury, Of Jamison,
Ala, learning that she had eloped with
Eugene Dean. hardware merchant
teIegraphed 10 the police here and had
them intercepted before they could get
q license and be married
lie followed on the next train, and
against earnest pleadlngs took the young
woman back home with him. He had re-
fused to allow the girl TO marry because
she was only sixteen The father was
so iufuriated that he has preferred
charges against Dean for abduction
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Salisbury, y. G., Sept. 4-Fred Lipe.
aged seventeen, was found in a ditch
yesterday morning fifteen miles from
Salisbury. His horse had fallen upon
him and so badly injured him that he
died last night The young man regained
consciousness, but could not tell the
st9EY e. bis ssaiaegt
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

To-day-High tide. l.l3 a. II. and 80 p m: low
tide a. m. and 3 o. m.
To-morOv-High tide. 2:lO a. m and 2.35 p. m.
low tide. $40 q n. and 9l5 D. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
TAKE FIGHT TO COURT
LOwndes Faction Seeks Pos
session Of Ballot Boxes.
DICK ASKS WRIT OF MANDAMUS

Claims He Was Nominated fer As
sembIy-Pearrc Faction Has Guard
pOnents AIIege Their Action Is IL
IegaI-Must Answer Suit Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
To Vote on school Tax.

in order to supply the funds for the
erection OF new schoolhouses in Wash
ingtou and Arlington districts. AleXan-
.dria county. arrangements have been
made for the holding Of an election In
those districts September q, on the ques-
ton of an increase in taxes Of 10 cents
on the 500 for school purposes.
II is stated that the need Of better
school facilities in those districts is press
inC. and il is said by county people that
the proposition will be strongly indorsed.
Frank c. Usher was conveyed TO the
Alexandra Hospital last night for treat
ment for injuries sustained in falling
from q freight train at the Potomac
yards Usher who is a brakeman, slipped
from the top Of a freight car of a moving
train. and his back was severely sprained.
The funeral of Mrs Louise Robinson,
whose death occurred last night. viii take
place Tomorrow afternoon IT I O'Clock
from the home of her husband, Harry
Robinson. 33S South Patrick street She
was twenty years of age. and was ma
tive of Pittsburg. Pa.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Phone Main $500 when You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum
meT home who desire 10 have taelr paper
sent 70 their city address will please
-uu0uo Main q71l
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Condition of the Wnter.


Special 20 The Washington Herald
Harpes Ferry, ". Va. Sept. H-Both rivers
muddy.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
WARNING TO PARENTS.


The MIX Conference appointed by the Dis
trict Commissioners, IN view 4 the MANY
DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has recora-
nended the home-pasteurizing Of ali raw milk
by bringing It to the boiling point, then
withdraw. cool. and keep cold until used.
The conference has thereby indursed the
advice given by this society fOr number
Of years TO
ScRLD AL MILK
for children.
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by scne that pas
rsurifing Affects either the digsd5nity OF the
nutrittyc value Of the milk OF that as q
rule, it viii produce any bad effects what
soeyeF.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION o.
SICKNESS.
z Berliner. Sec.etary
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

The public schools of this city will be
opened after the summer vacation next
Monday morning Repairs have been
made TO the buildings in the past few
months. and it is said that they are now
In good condition.
There are new members Of the teaching
corps, ard, in some cases, teachers have
been shifted in their positions. Fitzgerald
Jones will take the place Of the late Will
lam H. Greenwich, and Miss hewitt VIII
take the place of Miss Fanny Wilson, who
resigned Miss Summers will take Miss
Nevitts place. Miss Mary Grigg VIII sue
ceed Miss Summers. and Mrs w. II. 2.
Kelly will I'll the position formerly Oc-
cupied by Miss Grigg
a report that some Of the children who
secured permits % attend the schools do
not live in the city is being investigated
by the school authorities. Any children
who are found 20 reside beyond the cor
poratiou lines Hiu be excluded.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended az
D. d. yesterday, are as follows.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Franklin d. sherwood Dead.

Horneil. y. Y. Sept Ii-Hou Franklil
Dennis Sherwood for years a political
leader in the Republican party on the
Southern frontier died to-day from an
attack Of pneumonia. His grandfather
was a soldier in the war OF the revolu-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Tide TnhIe-

Registered Standard thermometer-s a. m, g; L
noon s.: p. n. 50; p n, 90; p. r., 81; g
.. n s..
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Net Due 20 His Arrest.

In word Of personal explanation, for
which he apologized President Finley
denied that the adjustment made in North
Carolina was affected or FASTENED by his
arrest, explaining that the governor .
terms had been determined upon and the
paper Of acceptance was en- route 70 the
governor many hours before he had
knowledge Of the proposed arrest He de-
clared that he expected no different Hcat-
ment from that 20 be accorded any en-
ploye or officer.
President Finley declared that anti
railway agitation has been looked upon
as tie path leading TO public Office. and
with some notable exceptions public men
have adopted the auu-railway side. He
said that men in all lines OF business
BOW realize the danger involved in re-
suictiuE railway development, and he in
sisted that railroads should not be placed
beyond the protection Of the Constitution
unless il were desired 20 prevent future
investment and destroy existing values.
He urged railroad men % keep out Of
politics
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
Local Temperature.

Midnight IS; a. N. 81: a n. &c; a. m, Sc;
S 4. H., G.; 10 g. m. T3; Z noon. r. ? p. H. 81;
I ?. n. 81: p. m, Il; 2. u, p % p. n, So.
Maximum g.. minimum. IS.
Relative hUmidity-S a. u. S. s p. n, % Rain
faIl Is p m TO p. H., 0. Hours Of sunshine 1913;
per cent Of possible sunshine 10.
Temperature same date last year-sIaximum 80;
min e
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
.HE BLAMES POLITICS
President Finley Discusses
Recent Rate Fight.
PATH TO PUBLIC OFFICE
Public Men, He Says, Adopt Anti
railroad Side for Personal Adj
ynncement-BeIiey Thinking Men
Now Realize the Danger of PuFsu-
ing the Present Course.

Chicago. H.. Sept 1.-THE first author
lied announcement of the attitude Of the
Southern Railway Company. since its re-
cent rout in the rate war with a half
dozen Southern States, was made here
tonight
President w. W Finley, Of the South
ern. in an address delivered before the
annual meeting of the american Asso-
citation Of Freight Traffic officers, urging
railroad men 20 cooperate in the prOmul-
cation Of economic arguments ''to stem
the tide Of unreasoning opposition,
touched upon the rate war in the follow
ing words:
In these suits we have met with many
embaUassmcnts on the part of the state
authorities. the merits OF whose action
it is not my present purpose 10 discuss,
but simply 70 say that. after insisting on
rights which have been deeTeed 70 us far
enough TO insure the proper presentation
70 the Supreme Court Of the United States
for final decision Of the fundamental
questions involved. we deemed 1t wise,
rather than 10 disorg1uize our service and
TO see the peace and quiet " the com
munity endangered. 70 submit for the
time being 70 what we believe 10 be in
Justice"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

October $. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

October 8. 1907, RsmeRRes the date,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-10-25

An example Of how an audience may
he de"eivei by gestures. delivery. IA
cial expression. eye and voice was once
given by an English actor named Du-
gazon. then the idol Of the hour In Lon
don. lie wa standing at til" wings be-
tween the acts Of tragedy. All at
once he threw OtheIlo's scarlet mantle
over bis sh"'lllrrs. had the curtain
rung up ar. stalled 10 the footllghts.
Fi1H2 his '.2C2lrd pyes upon them. he
said In a &"pY!chraI voice. "One lamp.
two Iainia, ire" la!Lps." and 80 ~ up
10 '"". a.' ~ ,.a.c4:ical1y ani I'm
Pressing %. ".ca "."!aiuatiOn au as
cending 'i.:c- 80 we'll acrentuate,l aud
80 serious 1T be held tue audience
bFeail!!oss. s'";,c:e1 and enchanted uu-
der The r." re ~ Tremendous mag
ne'I<u I'rH hc folded his drapery
naughty a.. stLlked of the stage like
a her1 agi:a I iy the nlnst fiery PAS
sion. Th7io'.'r+ Il applause followed.
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The Re. Death.

II Will H. RENE 3lereI that Edgar
Allan I"c In his "MaSIue Of the Red
Death" dcscTil..d Inague. the main
symptom II which was bleeding
from the pores of he bOdy.
In Central AuerI1 the rel death Is
personiLel ia the blood snake. or. a.
the Spaai2rls call it. vlyora sangre.
This SHAKE H. Of "a red tinged black on
the back while underneath IL l. Of a
brlgh; yrrmiiI0n. It's deadly work n
easily recognizable In the condition Of
the victim. An Indian cattleman. find.
ing 'Vw b!','.lI9g ut the ny>e. eyer
and ears and i~r~IIrlug blsvti at ever.
pore. does not hesitate TO blame Il Oh
TiSora sangre Unfortunately the.ef.
feet Upon tie human l"lug j. tie -.
and our Italian friend quite r,.4llzs-x II
when be- lights cJ"rrp,. ~ a"r$ his
blanket around hIn. a'i ..ylc..s. sits
do"u - a,aif 81. t..--. ill., psa his
forefat.'rs- New Yora Tl,.los
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