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DIR. HAMILTON CALLED.
Thaw Lunacy Commission to
Hear the Alienist.
HAS DRAMATIC STORY TO TELL
Lawyers for Defense Pleased with
Course of EveRts-Attendanss in
TIE Tembs sabpoenaed-EveIyn
Thinking Ii Public Holiday, Does
Not Visit Her Husband In Prison.

New York, March 2s-The examination
Of Harry X Thaw viii be continued to-
morrow morning. when the iunaey COM
mission meets in Justice Fitzgeraid's
chambers. It is not known how much
longer Thaw's oral examination will last.
One of the men who attended the session
on Thursday said that the commission
had only taken up the preliminary exam
nation Thaws examination on the
notes written 10 Delmas during the trial
was not even completed.
When the commission adjourned on
Thursday Chairman Mcclure told Jerome
10 have "ail the witnesses" on hand to-
morrow morning, Jerome esked the COM
mission 10 name the witnesses IL wanted
called. AS a result only one witness was
named, Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton.
Jerome sent word 20 Or. Hamilton to-day
10 be on hand tomorrow morning.
DIR. Hamilton to Testify.
If the commission goes into all of DR..
Hamilton's knowledge OF Thaw and his
family history. he will make a very inter
esting witness. DR.. Hamilton says that
Thaw is suffering from paranoia, and he
bases this opinion on the examinations he
made OF Thaw In the Tombs. DR. Hamll-
tons story of what went Oh at the exam-
nations has never been told. Talking to
a friend several days ago, DR.. Hamilton
said:
"If ever have 20 tell my story, it will
be a dramatic one
The lawyers for the defense are very
much pleased at the attitude taken by the
commission, that Il has only 10 decide
whether Thaw is now able TO nationally
advise with counsel. They declare that
they have every confidence that the com
mission will not find Thaw insane They
have subpoenaed all Of the attendants IN
the T0mbs who have had anything 30 do
with Thaw since he has been. there.
Two Notes Explained.
There were more reports to-day as to
what Thaw testified to. In reference to
a note ne wrote to Delmas concerning
putting Dr. Patton. of the Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary, on the stand, he ex-
planned that he thought 1t was an Op-
perfume time 10 call Dr. Patton. Re
ferring to a note he wrote abo 1t his wife
be said that he was afraid that she would
not be able 10 stand the strain under
cross-exa amination, and lie worried about
her breaking down; but ne did not mean
that she should conceal any material
facts
Young Mrs. Thaw thought ii was a
legal holiday to-day, and did not visit her
husband in the Tombs He did not attend
the services,
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
,l. s s houLd zach The Heraa office By n Eaar
BAPTIST

WEsT WASHINGTON. slsi and n Pastor C. ?.
Stealey. g. Examination d Witnezses r. Reaif-
feetion" s. What VIII Be fim Reistions Ia
Hesyenf" 3 s. rally 30 special music stefe-
opliesn.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10Th aad y IS
Dr. ,. j. Msis pastor Easter services. II a. T..
church and school 75 3. m, The Pledge
shesi" s. s.. ss8 a. IA G. z. e.s o.
FIRST BAPTIST. Isia sad o sts nv Rsz.
Charles ~ Winbalcr, pastor. II q. IA ths
Historical Argument for the Resurrection Of
Christ" rs b. a.. "GhTists hssuu eefian and
ours SPECIAL Easter music Baptism al { D. NJ
sSo Sunday school. Easter programme T. "a,
Christian EndcasnT meeting. All are invited.
e HEz sWEAl BREACHES SUNDAY. 4. 81.
and rs D. NJ Large choir; free peNsi short
services. good congregational singing. q Baptist
Ch. Auditorium, slh and VT are. se.
FIFTH BAPTIST. st.. nssr Tth sg. Dr. Wss-
fon Brner, minister. go SundsF school faliT.
u a. N. The Man That Is 90 Bc IS D. n,
'Peteg: Or the Dangers Of Pre- SPECIAL music.
BzDfisga. neienu5e.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULs CHURCH. Sd s., nsaT Washington
Cfrsle. Rev Alfred Harding d. D., and Res. q
Il Holmeaa clergy Easter day; HoiY Communion
81 20 and il a. n Children festival se9f-
lee D. m Fiili choral eFensDng. p. m.
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and sts. bw. RsT.
Richard F. Williams rector. Services Easter Day
et 30 "a and Il a.. H.; $50 ana p m
Ths rector will preach morning and Hight
ST. MARKS. 81 and sts. Sc. Rev. DF. W. l.
DesFes. Rev E. 81. Prescott, ksF John u.
Des clergy. Easter Day services: Holy com
ntiuion. $50 A. n. Fes' val service, sermon,
and Hols Communion Y a. r. ChiidTen's fes-
tlFal service. D. u. Festival evening service. %
p. n.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH GeoTgIt0Wps y. T.
Rev JAS. II. ". BLAKE, hectoE
a. M, Holy Communion. go 3. n, sunday
School Il a. n, full Easter services and se5snoa o
he Rector. SO D. m. Chiidrens Easter Festival
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Capitalization and
State Rights.

New idea in American Politics. will be presented
Sunday Washington Following the
spirit OF the the Federal government is the opin
OF many people, becoming great governing trust
erowding cut threatening openly
out the statesthe small jobbers legislation remedy
suggested in this article which Is
You may approve he advances they
will set you 20 thinking. The subject
is to-day thinking about William Jennings Bryan
Albert J. Beveridge debating phases
conferences White President Roosevelt
and the heads of the railway questions
Of Federal state control An overshadowng already
IS at hand be fought the political parties
n 1905
The New Idea in American Politics"
and enlightenment Every intelligent profit by
The Sunday issue Of The Washington Herald for sane
sensible. thinking Washington up peo
pie In the reaction that has set only
out the country against the blanket sheet Journalistic hys
teria sensationaism and section
there increasing such newspaper as
The Washington Herald is printing every
compact reading way through
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Miners EIect amcers.

Special 10 he Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md. March 2s.-The annual
meeting Of the United Mine Workers OF
the Georges -Myersdale district was
held here to-day behind closed doors.
Fraak Drum, Of Vale Summit. was re-
elected president; ". J. Ford. of Iona
coming, secretary treasurer. and John Nc
CHM. of Homecoming. member OF the ma
ti0nal board
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10Th ard
q sts. nv u a. m iunlie worship. gitE sermon.
by ReT. s. 81. newman. y. D. Musie appro-
uTiate 10 Easter by quartet and chorus choir led by
DR.. J. ". BisehoH. olganiss. D. n. Easter
choral service 80 z. n. Sunday schoai. -
p. IA. Christian Endeafor.
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, foluabia road and ifth st. HE. Res.
II. Ross Fishbun. pastor. $50 a. m.. Sunday
school. Il A. Ha., reception n members and Lord s
Supper. Easter sermon by the pastor. subject
The Flowers Beside the ssDulchre" D. NJ.
Junior Endsssor So T. M. senior EnGeaFor.
10 p. m. Easter choral service b. The suaday
sehcoi.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY n. E CHURCH. 18th and Church sis.
nv. Rev. Robs. M Moore. pastor. Sunday school,
$50 a. m Preaching BY pastor, II a. n and
p n. EpWorth League, p. n Seats nee Al
welcome,
HAMLfEE ST. Z. CHURCH. 9th snd r SIS. nv.
Cafl 6. Doney. pastor. SO special Easter seFE-
ice in the Sunday school, II. sermon. fne
Riser Christ" $50 Epworth League. 80. ser
mon, Doing the impossible" Every one is vel
onme.
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Rev Ellsworth whtehouse FIRST minister Of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church Of Mnen n B. Canada At the latter church there was
service Mr. whuse has been particularly his work with men
Christian brotherhood Of the Emmanuel Baptist Church This mems club
a n
he
a
Suday E
Brotherhood Bible a
S
r
he OF
Y, some a amembe o RepTes
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Alexander H. mason Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Md. March 9.-Alexander
II. Mason, aged forty-eight years, dropped
dead tonight. His death was due to
heart failure. Mr.. Mason had been con-
neeted with the Pope Manufacturing
Company. of this city. for a number OF
years He was a son Of Dr.. a. s. Mason,
OF this city.
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GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS SITE.
VIII Erect Federal Building OF
HeiIic Tsrnnrrfr fn Greennhnrn.

VIII Erect Federal Building on
HeiIig Property I'm Greensboro.
Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury n. c.. March 29.-Ofieial an
nouncement was made from the United
States Court in Greensboro that the gov
ernment has accepted the Heilig property,
condemned some time ago, and viii erect
the public building on it. The board OF
assessors hxed the lot at $4,000. $500
more than Heilig first accepted and then
refused to deed.
Manager Ackert. OF the Southern, an
nounees that he has given the contract
for the new passenger station to the Cen
tral Carolina Construction Company. of
Greensboro, and work will begin within
twenty days. II will cost about 100000.
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Government Guards Arrive.
s,-aT "a .rh, Washington Herald.

Newport News Va. March es.-Sergt
J. H. Helinger, with a squad Of noncon-
missioned officers Of the army, arrived
here to-day aud wers ordered 20 the ex-
position grounds 20 install the government
exhibit They viii be permanently m
duty there
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mann After the mass. Ageiuia. chorus frum
HandeIs Messiah. Or-anist Afr Anton Gloetz-
ud DirsctoT. 3ir. Armand GuHpfecht. Solemn
FczIsrs viii be sung a. - p. M, sermon by Rev.
Thomas Z McGuigan.
SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART. solemn
high mass wil bc celebrated at q a. m. to-Eaor-
row by the pastor. Rev J. J. Mctiee; deacon.
Rev Charles Warren Curir. sIbdeae1n Rev.
Father kckenrode. Res. Father CuTrier viii de-
liver the sermon Hsydns Second Mass Wiil bs
rendered by the choir. assisted hy excellent local
talent and fBQ orchestral accompaniment Ground
viii he broken next Tuesday for the erection of the
new rccl0ry plans Il which have been completed
By M B. STANLEY simmons the prominent arci-
tect and meHAsr d this parish
ST. PAUL'sf CHURCH: Rev. Martin 0Donoebus
vii celebrate saiemn high tomorrow at Il a.
m.; Rev. Father 3iarcetteau deacon and Rev afr
Carry. c. S. r.. suhdeacon The seuno.i viii be de-
hveTcd by Rev Alossiis BFssaahae. 8 J. Z
Georgetown University The music WiIl b. rendered
hy male ciGir q s5venty-hve voices. under the
direction # the oFganist and c1oirnasser Ernest
I. Winchester. The chorus viii include the rega-
lar Sanctuary choir e the parish augmented by
twenty-five sfminariaHs from St TloEsas' Coli=ge
Catholic Inirersty- Dumcut's Basal Mass found
sd 1n the nrst Gregorlan t0nel HH be sung compiste
PToccssonal hymn % hla e hlise GreFcrian, As
pergrs, GTsgorian; introit "Resarexi" D" Winchester
kyfle- Eeis0n Dumoni Gloria in Excelsis Dumont.
Gradual 'Hesc Dies HANNA. Sequence Vic
truae Paschah. Gregorlan; Credo. Dumunt 0neT-
dictus and AgnesDie, Dumout Communion.
'Psschs Nostruul. Winchestsr. After the mass
carol. With 5oyfUl Hearts" Aietcaif-F -Ffna Re
ecssl0ua hymn, Allclulia, Christ Is Risen Dvses,
solemn Nespers will be sung at : 30 T. m bs Rev
Iamts +. MackiH iieF. Marin o Donogilae, deacon;
Rev. T. A MetcaI, sabdeacon The ehoiF viii
render special musical programme.
ST ALoYsIUs' CHURCH: solemn High Ponts-
zeal Mass VIII be celebrated tomorrow morning At
Il oeiocki IN the presence of His Exeellcncv. the
Apostolic Delegate. Monslgaiof ChsTett auditor Il
the Apostolic Legation. Ein sing fhe mass. ReT
Henry A. Lcary, S J., deacon, ard Rev Philip J.
De Bold $ J.. sabdCacon Reg. Edward Y Fiuk
5 j., rector, viii oseiate As arch-friest Dsaeons
q honor. Rev. John B. Keliehor, s. j. and Rev
John 3. Pittar. s. J. Tie sermon viii be ureacilel
h3 kev- John o Hara, J.. Il GlcrEctopa Uni
vsrsity The choir viii sing 'aliss8 s0enneile" By
Edmund Tozcr. writer who has recently come into
the front ranks Il composers. Al the oaeTtoTy
tsranfrs Hosauna' vill he rendered an arrange
meht Tor tenor sole, soprau0 and teuor duet quar-
tei, and tul chorus The proper Il the mass WI
also be sung After the mass the choir win sing
lHiod Y Portals COINED solemn |espers
win be suag AT 10 p M when the choir viI rem
dsr "AIagniheat," GregoFisn; Regina CoeH By
Benedict, o SalgtaFis b Mario and -Tautum
Erg7, b Gounod- S. 6. Kubei. oTsauist
4 New Idea In American Politics" IN
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han. 1901 M. ssrF-
ices. i g. m. and 80 p N. Subject Of morn
ing lecture bF
BISHOP OLIVER C. SABfN.
The Philosophy At Love" SHbject Il evening
lecture by SIR. WINFIELD 5. WHITMAN. The
New Easter. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening al s O'Clock. Seats free. All invited.
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Mrs. Mary II. Davis Dead

special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. March 29,-Mrs. Mary
II, Davis. ninety-ive years old, died last
night at her home She was a native of
Farmviile. and her remains will be taken
there tomorrow for interment.
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valuabIe Bonds 90 In MaiI.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, March 29.-Townsend Scott
& Son. bankers and brokers, have re-
ported to the police that a package con-
tanning bonds 20 the amount of $50 COO
has been lost or stolen in the mails while
In transt from Switzerland.
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taken from its place OF safe keeping IN
the Fairfax courthouse building, for the
purpose Of exhibiting it at the jamestown
Exposition. This writing is, perhaps, the
most priceless OF the archives OF Fairfax
County, tn which many documents OF
great historic interest are numbereds The
supervisors decided that they had no right
to permit the removal of the viii.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mamie Hamilton
took place this afternoon from the resi-
denee OF her husband. {. Frank Hamilton,
III Wolfe street, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. P. P. Phillips, rector OF
St Paurs Episcopal Church. The inter-
ment took place In Bethel Cemetery.
The remains Of Maxine B. Reid, daugh-
ter Of Everett e. Reid. viii be forwarded
tomorrow to Manassas, Va, for inter
ment Her death occurred last evening al
the residence OF her grandmother. in Del
Ray.
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OTHER SERVICES.

Y. W. c. A. EASTER vEsPER SERVICE. 9@
D. m The Riseu Christ" 3lFs. Joseph T. kelly.
Good music. Cornet Miss Grace Beslman; vocal.
Alrs Duncan Rchmond.
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souTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.

semblyi, cor. d and ] sts. n. y. Rev James Ii.
Tayior pastor Vill preach at Il a. IA. and 10
.. n. Sunday school. 30 d 10 Y. 2. 5. $50
D. M Prayer meeting. % Thursday. seats free.
All Welcome
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SWIFT CoURT-MARTIAL ENDS.
Report on Grounding of Battle ship
Connecticut Goes ia Department.

Connecticut Goes ia Department.
special 20 The Washington Herald
Newport News Va, March 29.-The
trials by court-martial of Capt. William
Swift and Lieut. Harry F. YarnelI, on
charges OF neglect OF duty in allowing the
battle ship Connecticut 10 run aground on
entering Cmlebra harbor on January 1S
last. we're concluded to-day. After the
case of Capt, Swift had been concluded
and the record signed. that OF Lieut.. Yar-
nell was taken up and occupied but a
short time.
Al the witnesses in the cases have
testified that tha two officers were at
their posts OF duty and did everything
possible to bring the ship into the harbcr.
and that every pTecaution was used 20
hold the ship on her course
The courts report will be forwarded TO
Washington. and will be given out by the
Navy Department after being reviewed.
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stephen A. DoagIas Dead.

speciaI q The Washington HcraId.
Salisbury. \. C.. March 29.-stephen
4. Douglas. son of Justice Douglas. OF
the State Supreme Court, died this
morning Of tuberculosis lie was
twenty eight years old and a graduate
of Georgetown University, Washington.
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MarrIed at Payne,s chaneI.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, March 29.-Miss Nettie
g. Coyle and Mr. Henry Payne were mar
ried at Payne's Chapel this county, last
evening, Rev, William Hardesty of1ciat-
ing.
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Accidentally shot and Killed.

Special to The Washington Herald
Clifton Forge. Va. March 29.-John L.
Deisher, OF Glen Wilton, was accidentally
shot and killed by young man named
McNeer last night. He was twenty-nine
years OF age and unmarried
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LEAVES MANY DESCENDANTS.
Mrs. Rachael Miller Passes Away az
Age of Ninety-tvo Years.

srocIal o The Washington HtIul1,
Winchester, Va, March 29.-Alrs
Rachael Miller. widow OF George Miller,
died at her home, at Grimes, to-day. aged
ninety-two years. Surviving Mrs. Miller
are six sons. two daughters. and over 90
grand and great grandchildren.
Noah Scott Cleyenger died last night al
his home. near Weiltown. aged sixty-five
wears.
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CHRISTIAN scIEscE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST lseisutistj. 18th
and Il SIS nv. Services SUNDAY. u a. m. and E
r. N. subject rUnTealify. sunday school. II
a m Wednesday. S j.. N. Public cordially in
rited Al seats free. Free reading rooms in the
Traders National Bank Building. 10Th ST. and
Pa ave uW.
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NATIONAL NEW THoUGnT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAUSCHER's. loz
Coun ave. At p m- address hy Miss Emma
Gray subject The Dawn Of Perennial foath
Daily neon meeting and Wednesdays st ,. N. at
Loan and Trust bldg. cor. and sth SIS. Public
invited.
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NONsECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple Ialz
9th st- nw. Alex. Kent. pastor viii SPEAK 40
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor 18th and L SIS.
Ulysses 6. b. Pierce, minister 5:4 a. n. sun
day school Easter carol service snd Class for tire
Comparative Study Of Religion 70 a. r., Units
study Glass il e. n morning service, sermon
b. the minister. : % ,. n. Young Peoples Re
mgi0us Uuinl
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SERVICES TO-DAY.
ADATH-IsRAEL SYNAGOGUE.

MOSES. THE MAN or GOD" SUBJECT OF
Passover sermon 70 be delivered by Rabbi J. +.
Loeb az the Adash-isFaei Synagogue. cor. 6th and
sts NV. Saturday. March g. first day Passover
al I8s3 a. H.
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sth and d sts ne. Services
every SaEsSy az II q. d. and S 2. u Pastor,
George a. KILLER. Sunday school. 50 = r.
VERMONT AYESUE CHURCH-F D. Power II
aud AZ Evening sermon, Illustrated, The CIty
of Palms Bapgisms s s. go G. e. 5z5
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THEOsOPBY.

LECTURE. rs THE0soPHY ANTI-CHRIs-
tiang" al headquarters Washington Branch Thso-
sophioal Soeety. p A 81. Sc, sunday March 81,
1907 s D. "a. Public invited
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HALE HELD FOR MURDER.
CorOner's Jury BIames Him for the
Death of Lille Davis.
7Uecial to The Washington HeIald

Bristol Va. March 29.-Sensational dis
closures followed the investigations Of the
jury into the death OF Miss
Lille Davis in East Hil Cemetery
Wednesday evening. The jury returned
verdict late tonight charging her rejected
suitOr, Ack Hale. with having assaulted
and murdered her.
Feeling against Hale is strong. and he
refuses to cross the State line into Ten
nessee, being held in a Virginia Jail.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Sixteenth and Corcoran SIS. Nv
The Rev. Frank Sewsn d. b. pastor via rEeach
At Il a. N. Easter festival service. Combinations
and The HoiF Communion. Closing evening serF-
ice and lecture. : - 2. H.. Where Is the Risen
Christ snd where do We Live After Ne Die.
All are cordially welcome
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

n fARvIN, 10th and B sis. sw. Preaching i g. n.
hy ReT. E. T. OseFholt Special devotional and
song service at 80 p. n. Mr. II. D. Gordon
assisting
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL-s50 Sunday School Easter zsrvioe.
W r. Finzsel. superintendent. H. pastor. J. G.
Butler. Easter music. Easter Voice frun Heaven
Ia young peoples sersics. Easter carols Ad-
dress by pastor. All seats free.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

POSITIVE FACTORS Is SOCIETY. sURJEUT
ef address by Prof. Thomas r. VIII al D. n.
Pythan Temple 1912 9Th ST. nv. Free seats and
free discussion
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PAvLINIo JURY DISCHARGED.
Fails TO Agree ON second Trial of
Austrian for Wife's Murder.

oINVlaI q Il0 Washington fieFaId'
Newport News. Va. March 2a.-The jury
in the Paviiuic case was unable 10 agree.
and was discharged tonight
Ten stood for eighteen years in the peni-
tentiary and two for insanity,
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UNTYERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts nv
Rev. John Van schaiea, j.. pastor. Il q. ms
Easter service. Special music 3 m-s fespeT
5eTYiGss
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wTTNESSISCONFUSED
DeI nse Scores Point in the
ohnS0n Murder Case.
A1sxERs CAUSE OF DOUBT

Alleged Eyewitness of killing of
Smith Testifies at Alexandria Trial
That Fatal shot Was Fired by
Man with Beard, Whereas the Ae-
cused Was Clean shaven.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Chief Goods. Of the police force. has
received a communication from the author
tiles at Phoenixville, Pa, requesting the
officials of this city 70 secure at once
statement from William johnson. the ne
gro on trial here for murder, concerning
the shooting more than year ago of
baker in that place by negro supposed
to De Frank Robinson, J0hnson's com
Panion on the night of the murder OF
Smith in Alexandria. johnson, It Is
said. has made a confession incriminating
Robinson.
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presidents Of the union present one phase
OF the Christian EudeayOr work as fol-
lows: ". H. II. Smith. missionary work
IN the society, Percy S. Foster, music Of
the society; 81 III. Shand, duty % the So
eiety president, Grant Leet will conduct
the devotional exercises. A. i. Deitrich
duty Of the society delegates TO the union .
J. II, Pickens. report Of press department:
Q. p Keller, temperance work tn the So
clety. II. c. Metcalf. report Of extension
department. Presidents OF societies and
delegates will respond at roll call
The Christian Endeavor Union Of
Springfield Mass, recently passed the
following resolutions concerning Rev. s
H. Woodrow. who is to be the new paster
Of the First Congregational Church Of
this city.
Whereas cur beloved friend ana CO.
worker. Rev. S. H. Woodrow, after care
fuI consideration, has decided TO leave
our city, in whose religious and civic life
he has been a prominent factor for the
past nine years; therefore, be it
Resolved That We express 70 him our
appreciation of the loyal support he has
given TO the cause OF Christian Endeavor.
not only In Cur city. but also in our State
and nation, and also for his defense Of a
recent criticism Of Christian Endeavor
and its methods.
Resolved. That we extend 10 him our
best wishes for his future success in the
larger opportunity OF usefulness I'm his
new field Of labor. trusting that the same
spirit Of loyalty TO the young people may
characterize his work there as It has done
here, and that the loss we sustain may
more than be made up BY the gain to the
Washington ID c. Christian Endeavor
Union.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be entered upon our records and
that a copy be sent 10 Dfr. Woodrow ana
to the Washington ID. c. Christian En-
deaVor Union.
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The funeral Of William A. Underwood
took place this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his daughter. Airs. Roberts, near
St Asaph, In Alexandra County! The
services were conducted by Rev, J. A
Ieffers, Of Trinity Church. Interment was
IN Bethel Cemetery.
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Fnther GntherIett Dead.
- b IL Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, March 29-Rev. Franz Cut
bsrlett. Of the Redemptorist Fathers of
ST. Boniface's Church. Philadelphia. died
last night at St Agnes Sanitarium.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
NIam BoK Destroyed.

in Fairfax County this afternoon to an
swer the charge Of destroying a govern
ment mail box about two miles from this
city The prisoner was held to await
an examination before Commissioner Gar
nett next Monday morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

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