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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
men Behind THE
HOE Celebrate
Thousands Gather at Big Bar
beeue at Lexington.
M0nStr0nS Parade Through The
Principal Streets--5,O00
People Were in Line.

Lexington, KY, April 25.-The great
est tobacco rally and barbecue ever
given in this State perhaps was held
here to-day in honor of the success of
the American Society of Equity under
Charles Lebus, of Cynthiana, in pool
ing the white Burley tobacco of this
State for the protection of the tobacco
farmer.
Growers from every one of the for
ty odd white Burley tobacco counties
in large numbers, and sprinkling
of tobacco men from the dark Burley
district, were here with their families
and friends.
1t is estimated that there were on
the grounds between ten and twenty
thousand people. The festivities were
held in Woodland park, on East Main
street, where from three rostrums
erected in different parts of the park
several orators OF State note address
ed the crowds.
The barbecue was prepared under
the direction of the noted burgoo max
er, Gus Jaubert, who was prepared
for all corners. The $500 gallons of
soup was served in tin cups on long
lines of plank tables.
The monster parade was formed on
Cheapside under command Of Chief
Marshal Stanley Milward, assisted by
Captain John w. Throckmorton,J. r.
Wilkerson, Senator j. Embry Allen,
George A. Balm, Wallace Muir and
Charles Bailey.
Many of the county delegations made
attractive displays in the parade, but
none were shown to better advan-
tage than Clark county, which sent
three cars loaded with tobacco men.
The men all carried small paper card
boards, cut and painted to represent a
hand satchel bearing the inscription
Winchester Five large banners
were carried at the head of their pro-
cession, on which such inscriptions as
CLARK county, the middle of the to-
bacco PATCH" The men behind the
hoe are sure to make ii CO." The way
Clark county stands: 1906, IS per cent.
1907, 80 per cent; 1908 it will be 100
per cent"
IL is estimated there were about s.
900 people in line.
Cop,poiffaa ha 70 -
attending the meeting in the park and
signed many hudreds of additional
acres of tobacco. The speaking was
from three platforms, one in the au-
ditorium, where w. b. Hawkins pre-
sided, another on the south side of
the park, presided over by Presiden'
Lebus, and another on the north side
presided over by Charles b. Sullivan.
The speakers We're Congressman w.
p. Kimball, A. o. Stanley and w. c.
McChord, Abe Rennick, Hon. j. c.
Cantrill, Judge Denis Dundon, c. NJ.
Hanna, j. n. Kehoe, j. w. Carmack.
Senator j. w. Newman, T. ID Slaltery
w. A. Dyson and Claude NJ. Thomas.
He Fought at GettySbu
David Parker, of Fayette, \. Y,
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writ Is;
Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine | ever took.
For several years | had stomach trou-
BILE, and paid out much money fnl
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
Newspaper Changed

twenty-five years ago there was
not a single newspaper in the United
States whose news columns We're alb
Solutely free from parlisanship. To-
c..y there is no repu able newspaper
"a the land which does not give rea-
sonable honest reports Of events. To
sure, the effects of personal bias
AID prejudice are found in the chron-
lies OF The press, because, like all
cher writings, they receive some col
orings from prejudices of their auth
ors, but as statements of fact they are
as a rule, reliable. Coincident with
this development of the press toward
higher standings has been a gradual
growth along lines of independent
though among the masses of the peo-
pie, from which undoubtedly sprung
the reaction against illegitimate meth
DDS in politics and III business, which
has stirred the county during the
last twelve months.-Houston Post.
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03

thario was in very much battered
condition. AS soon as he was able to
make the trip, he came to town and
consulted a lawyer in regard to a
damage suit. The lawyer, who has
the reputation of being able TO dag
nose case at glance, said TO him:
you do not need a lawyer What
you need is a doctor. "-Hopkinsville
Kentuckian.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
Got Information Wanted.

at is a fact" asked an English
judge-Justice Darling-the other day
Of counsel in case that was before
him, that insurance companies insure
against a successful appeal by the
other side?" YES" answered the
learned gentlemen. 81 have been told
so. And they have different rates
for different Judges
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-03
He Fought at Gettysburg,

David Parker, of Fayette, ~ Y,
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writ Is;
Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine | ever took.
For several years | had stomach trou-
BILE, and paid out much money ful
medicine to little purpose, until | be-
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not take $500 for what they have done
for me-" Grand tonic for the aged
and for female weaknesses. Grea' a.
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The Washington herald., 1907-05-11

The Christian Endeavor friends OF Her
bert c. Hengstler are much pleased at his
promotion TO the responsible position Of
chief Of the Consular Bureau in the State
Department Mr.. Hengstler served a term
as secretary Of tile District Christian En-
deavor Union a few years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
ESTABLISH NEW DEPARTMENTS
Maryland Agricultural College Trus-
tees Decide on improvements.

Mary land Agricultural College Trus-
tees Decide on improvements.
Special to The Washington Herald
College Park. May 10.-In the absence Of
Gov. Edwin +. Warfield Mr. Charles
A. Councilman. OF Baltimore County. pre-
sided at the meeting Of the trustees OF the
Maryland Agricultural College here to-
day
The trustees ordered the establishment
OF departments OF pedagogy and electrical
engineering, these being rendered possible
as the result Of increased appropriations
by the Federal government.
The trustees directed the erection OF a
new greenhouse and laboratory for the
horticultural department As soon as
these are finished, the present buildings
occupied by the hordculturist viii be
taken by the officials OF the new depart
ment OF agronOmy.
President r. W. Sylvester, Of the college,
reported that the corps Of cadets would
leave the college May 30 for a week s en-
capment at jamestown
The committee OF trustees having charge
Of the colored Industrial school, a branch
OF the college. located at Princess Anne.
Nd. was directed TO visit the institution
Wednesday next TO report upon the cOndi-
ton of the school. This committee is COM
posed Of DIT. Gardner 7. Atkinson, State
comptroller, and Messrs. Merryman and
Goldsborough.
Mr.. Q. L. Opperman, In charge Of the
newly-established poultry department, is
conducting a series of experiments. the
results Of which viii shortly be published
IN bulletin form.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
MARK TWAIN ON PLATFORM
Delivers Highly Humorous" Lecture
on Ancient City Of Annapolis.
Guest of GOV. and Mrs. waraeId viii
Return 10 New York
To-day.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, May 10.-For the first
time IN eleven years. Samuel NJ. Clemens,
Mark Twain. mounted a platform to-
night and delivered one OF his famous
humorous lectures before a large and
distinguished audience in the han OF the
house Of delegates at the State House.
This he admitted when he took his posi-
tion on the rostrum, stating that he ex-
pected it would be the last time that he
would make a public address Of the kind.
Mr.. Clemens is a guest Of Gov. and
Mrs. Warfeld. and his lecture tonight
was given for the benefit OF the First
Presbyterian Church, Of Annapolis. in
which Miss Warield is actively interested,
Il developed tonight that the noted
humOrist would be compelled to cut short
his stay at Annapolis and return to- New
York tomorrow owing to business.
Mr.. Clemens went on a tour Of sight
seeing about the city and Naval Academy
to-day. and among other things called
upon Rear Admiral James II. Sands,
superintendent.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
New Church Organiaea.

A new church, under the name Of the
Methodist Protestant Church of AleXan-
dria. was organized this evening at a
meeting Of former members Of the orgi-
nal Methodist Protestant congregation OF
this city. II is stated that the new body
has a membership of about sixty. ma
Jority Of whom attended the meeting to-
night. which was held in the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church. ]. T. Haring pre-
sided, and Nevelle s. Greenaway acted as
secretary. The constitution and discip-
line Of the General Methodist Protestant
Church were adopted, and it was decided
10 hold religious services temporarily IN
the First Presbyterian Church building
on South Fairfax street. The first regu-
lar Sunday services win be held May 19.
Until other arrangements are made sup
ply ministers viii conduct the services.
The following trustees We're elected:
John ". Summers, Charles HautZmon,
j. T. Haring, F. J. Geisendaffer, Augustus
Deane, James r. Cation. and James II.
Smith. J. r. Cation is president OF the
board and Charles HautZmCn. secretary.
Stewards We're elected as follows. Charles
Hantzmon, president; Ernest n. Pitman.
secretary; J. T. Haring. financial steward;
Henry O. Smith, Neville S. Greenaway,
Robert H. Hancock, and L. d. Sullivan,
J. Leonard Boyer was elected secretary of
the church meeting, and Mrs. Charles
Hantzmon was chosen church organlst.
Miss Bette Z. Keys was elected leader Of
the choir The following officers Of the
Sunday school were elected: y. s. Green
away. superintendent; Miss Mary Penn,
assistant superintendent; Charles Hantz-
mon, treasurer; Miss Vera Germond. or
ganist. and Miss Virginia Roxbury, super
intendent Of the primary department.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

THE ". H. PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
OF Hamiine II. E. Church. cor. 9Th and 7 sts NV
extends q cordial invitation 70 young meD y
meet with them at 3 - Sunday morning Carl O.
Donsy, Ph. D., teaches Live discussion hu1l-u
Mt VERNON PLACE ". Z. CHURCH SOUTH.
sth and sts. nv Rev. Wm French Locke.
pastor. go a. n, Sunday school. Il a. m. ser
mon by the pastor. p n. Epworth League.
10 M sermon By the pastor Everybody welcome.
ap2l-n
HAMLTNE 81 z. CHURCH 9th and p sta nv
Carl G. DoneT, pastor. $50. Sunday school. Il.
sermon, Lads With Luncheons Z, EpwoFth
League. g. annual memorial service hit Carson
Post, No. 2 G. A. R.; sermon, The Price Oi
Freedom" All are welcome.
FOUNDRY n. f. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
NV Rev. Eobert N Moore. pastor. SUNDAY
school, 80 a. n. Preaching b. pastor. II a. N.
and D. "a EDWorth League. D. n. Seats free.
All welcome.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th s. NV. The pastor. Rev.
~ Ross Fishburn vil preach 81 = e. n. and
7,i5 ?. IA. subjects. E. r.. 'JoseDh's ForTige-
ness and Ours" 3. n. Peters Shadow" 9.5a a.
m., Sunday school p. n. JunloE EndeagoT.
SO p n. Senior EndesY0g.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. lath AID
SIS, Nv. ReT. Samuel II. woodrow y. o.,
pastor Public worship, siih sermon by pastor.
Il a n. subject. Some Spiritual Glft" D. n
subject, "siaTed Lives Afsnded." Music by
quartet and chorus choir led by Dr. J. 81.
BischOfl oTgsHist. 80 a. n, Sunday school.
6:i5 p. n, Christian EndeaT9f.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
EPISCOPAL.

sr. PAuL.s CHURCH. I'D st.. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Hariing, D. D. and keF. Z,
ii Heloaesd elargy. 10. 10. and Il q NJ
u IA fi.l choral eFensonG. Sermon b. Rev. &
Il. Holmead. All seats free st al services.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. GeeEget0En. Rev
james r. " Blake rector. 10 a "a. holl
Communion. 6 SO g. m, Sunday school u a. IA
fun service and sermon by the rector. 80 ?. n
evening prayer and address
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and sts. nv. Rev
Richard P Williams rector. Services al { % ane
Il a. m. s D. H. Sunday school at $50 and )
Tie rector vii preach.
ST. Marks, 81 and A SIS. Sc. Rev. Dr. ", i
Derries. Rev. John H. Deis. Rev. Z. II. Pres
eolt. clergy. Services: 7s9 Il g. m, p m
EYening sermon b. Rey. +. B. HoWden. Of 81
Johns fse0rgetoWn
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
BOGUS LORD IS DEAD
ImpOstOr's Body Identified
in Undertaker's Shop.
SOCIETY FOLK HIS VICTIMS
Succeeds in EIuding Detectives for
Fifteen Years-"RorrOws" Several
Hundred Thousand DoIIars-For-
gets 10 Return Diamond Rings and
other Valuable Tokens Loaned"

Special to The Washington Herald
Asheville. n c., May 10.-W. T. Cheney,
OF Rome. Ca, has identified the body sup
posed TO be that OF Sidney Asquith, OF
Virginia, at a local undertaker's here. as
Sidney Lascelle, the notorious bogus Lord
Beresford, swiHdler and bigamist, who
has been wanted all over the country,
and who for fifteen years succeeded in
evading detectives.
Lascslle came to Asheville In company
with physician and trained nurse. whom
he made believe would set large sum,
but who got nothing. His body was
held here for Identification.
Born Ia Australia.
Lascelie was born in Australia Of par
ents comparatively well to do. He was
given a good education and went TO Eng
land. He secured an introduction to the
American Ambassador at London. under
the name Of Beresford, passing as a
cousin of the English house OF that name,
and obtained letters OF Introduction to
prominent society people IN New York.
It is said that he was lIonized in New
York and managed 10 borrow several hun
dred thousand dollars.
He went to Rome, Ga, where he repre-
sented himself as Lord Beresford, come
to America as the representative Of an
English syndicate in search OF realty in
vestment, and succeeded in getting S25.
600 from Hamilton & Co.. of that place.
He gave checks on the Bank Of England,
on which We're engraved the Beresford
cOat-of-arms
FOrgets to Return Rings.
It was learned after he left the Georgia
city that he had forgotten TO return dis-
pond rings and other tokens loaned him
by young society women. Lord Beres-
ford" played the devoted wherever he
went. and married whenever it could help
to further his schemes. He IS known to
have married a dozen or more times.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
PREsBYTERIAx.

FIRsT-"THE sTRANCERs SABBATH HO1IE. 20
Donald G, AaeLeod, minister u a u. and 5
D IA. divine worship and sermon Suadsy school,
30 a. n. Christian Endeasor. IS r. n All
are welcome.
\. Y. AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. n 7.
ave. and 18th sts.. Dr. Wailacs Radcliffe.
pastcr II q. n, public worship. sermoB h5 tie
pastor ! As ,. m, Scenes il tie Gnest Cham
Der. SO a. IA, Billie school. 9s5 a. H.. adult
classes. go ,. n. Christian EndeaTor s0eiey.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave. y.
and 18th sts- Rev. William =. steFenson u. D.
OF fonkers. \. l.. piI Ofncats t0-m0TTDH 81 il
a. n. and st 2. n. Sunday school et SIS
3. m Senior and Infefmsdiste ChFislian En-
deayOr meetings al p. n. THURSDAY evening at
g. uidveek service
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11

The latest number Of the Christian En-
deayor World contains a splendid tribute
by DR.. F. D. Power TO the late Dr.. Teunis
s. Hamlin.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
NEGRO CARRIED TO GALLOws.

wife Murderer Almost Dies of
Fright Before Trap Is Sprung.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, May 10.-Trembling iii every
limb. Frisby Gibbs. colored. was literally
carried to the scaffold in.the yard Of the
city jail this morning and hanged While
Gibbs went to his doom in state Of al
most complete collapse, the jail physi-
clans and other authorities declare that
the execution was performed with greater
accuracy and dispatch than any other
which has taken place in this city within
recent years. The negro's neck was
broken. and jail Physician wilkins de-
clared him dead within two and a half
minutes after the drop was sprung.
Gibbs was hanged for the murder Of his
wife, October g. 1906.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST, Z ST.. near 7th sw Or. Weston
Bruner minister. $50 Sunday school ~
Baraea class for men Il a. H. Greed That
Coun5s," No. 3 Judgment" s ?. n. Life
Battles" No. s. Battle for Love"
WEST WASHINGTON 5lst and n. Pastor e. r.
stealey. j, The Purpose Of God B. "How
to Be Saved" BAPTISM. Short seFyiee. Hearty
welcome
FIRST BAPTIST. lsth and o sts Nv. Rev
Charles T. Winbigler. pastor. Sermon. j 4 n.
Rev. Sydney c. Adams. China. p a., Rev.
". s. Sweet. China SO q. m Sunday school
p. m, Christian EBdeaTor. al are wscguas-
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 18Th a0d \ su
Dr. J. J.. Muir, pastor. Services. Il a. H.. Reg.
J, A. Curtis, Of India, sill preach; 45 ,. H.,
pastor preaches- Sunday school. 30 a. u. Chris-
tian EndsaEor. G - .. "A.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11

Ridout. IN Richmond. The deceased Was
a daughter OF the late Thomas Lead
beater. Of this city. and had a large circle
OF friends here. Besides her husband
four children survive her. The funeral
viii be held tomorrow evening at S o'clock
from st. Andrews Church. in Richmond
In the Alexandria City Circuit Court
to-day, a decree Of divorce on the ground
of desertion was entered in the case Of
Susie Clarke against Edward Clarke, Of
Alexandria County. The suit of J. l.
Loose against the Southern Railway Com
pany for 5000 FOR alleged injuries 10
the property of the plaintiff by smoke and
cinders from the railroad yards, was con-
tinued until the November term.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
Loeh Lrnn EIeets Omcern.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md. May 10.-The election
at Loeb Linn to-day resulted as follows:
Fer mayor, George P. White; councilmeu
10 serve three years. II. ". LightOn and
{. p. Martin. councilman for one year.
C. N. RathbUn treasurer, Warren Rath-
bun; collector, E. +. Kesner; clerk, Les
ter Yutsy. and bailiff. E. c. Cuppett
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
EXPRESS MESSENGER SHOT.
Rife Goes on when a
Package Is Opened.

oT01lal 20 lUe Waa7lIIsLlH HVIaIl-
Staunton, Va, May l0.-J. William
Campbell, an employe OF the Adams Ex-
press Company, was accidentally shot
here yesterday while delivering a pack
age at Staunton Military Academy. The
package contained a 22-caliber, automatic
rife and when it was opened by MAJ. T.
H. Russell, headm8ster Of the academy.
the gun was accidentally discharged. the
bah going almost through the left thigh
Of Campbell, who was standing nearby.
The piece was unwittingly expressed
while loaded and the accident resulted by
reason Of its having been supposed 10 be
empty.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
Young orators say Pieces,

SPECIAL o Ihe Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, May 10.-The declama-
tory contest for the gold medal offered
by Brainard II. Warner. Of KensingtOn,
was held in the various school districts
of the county to-day The winners viii
meet in Rockville May IS. and compete
for $50 in gold, also offered by Mr.. War
ner. Last year all the prizes were won
by girls, so this year they are barred.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
NAVY CREWS HARD LUCK.
Annapolis Oarsmen Have Another
Boat Race Called on.

Huat A3tee tuIEeu Uus
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, May l0.-The Navy erGw has
had two more races for this season can
ceied. and has but one race on its regular
schedule left 10 row-that with Columbia
on Saturday, May IS
The Ariel Boat Club viii not row
against the middies on June !. and the
sailor lads have left little active work in
meeting real opponents before their row.
ing in the Poughkeepsie regatta on June
26. The middies, however. have an ex-
cellent squad Of oarsmen and can make
up competitive crews which viii. il pitted
against each other. give the varsity
plenty Of hard preparatory work.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
G. W. Glnen nrops Dead.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lonaconing. Nd, May 10-George W.
Giffen. aged thirty-nine years. assistant
superintendent OF the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company. dropped dead at his
home upon his return from his Office this
evening. His wife and Two daughters
survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
Ex-Bank Cashier indicted.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. May 1o.-John ". II. Geiger,
formerly cashier Of the Cantcq National
Bank. was to-day indicted by the Federal
grand jury-on the charge Of embezzlement
from the bank. with which he was con-
neeted from the time Of its organization
until last January,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and sts nv. Services Sunday at Il q. z. and !
p m.
SUBJECT. "mORTALs AND I1lsfORTALs"
Sunday school u 4. n. wednesday. S D. n. Pubic
cordially invited. All seats free. Free reading
rooms 10 the Traders National Bank Building l0tl
So. AMI Pa. ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
Revlsil. Ole camp Ground

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, May 10-Maj. George
". Giles, who served in the Union army
in the Eleventh Indiana Zouaves, Col.
Lew Wallaee's regiment, that occupied
Cumberland in June and July, 1851, anE
camped on Rose Hill, is visiting his
nephew, II. H MADEIRA.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11

An attractive booklet has been issued in
the interest Of sasamore Beach, the
Christian Endeavor seaside resort on
Cape Cod Bay. Several assemblies have
been arranged for the sumner.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George ". Chambers. q. and Ethel C. vsateh.
q. Rev. 7. N. Bristol
Warren II, Mitchell, ., and Catherine ClemeatS.
q. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
James Reuben Rose So and Minnie II. GilmouF,
q. Rev Ulysses 6. b. Pierce.
James a. Sinclair q and Pattie Maloney. =.
both of Charlottesville, Va. Rev F. ". Bristol.
Edward Cgeswen Heald %. and Marcia tlsgg
Butler, q. Rev. William p. Stevenson
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
Rev Mr. Henderson Declines.
FL to rha - Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, May 10.-ReV John R.
Henderson. pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Georgetown, Del, has declin,sd
the cali recently extended to him to be-
come the pastor Of the Rockville church.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-11
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hail. 1901 q st. BE. SeU-
iess. 4 n. and ?. n; subject Of morning
lecture bT
BISHOP OLIVER c. sABIN,
"Ths Vibrations Of Truth. tie Key 10 Success %
Subject Of evening lecture hy MISS MARTHA
E. FAN YOAST "Our Defense" Testimonial
meeting wednesday evening ST O'clock. seats
free. All invited.