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The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
MAYOR ECKHARDT RESIGNS.
Injuries Received in Terra Gotta
wreck Tncapacitate Him for Duty.
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Injuries Received in Terra Gotta
Wreck Incapacitate Him for Duty.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Kensington. Md. March 27.-cornelius
Eckhardt has rendered his resignation as
mayor Of Kensington, to take effect
May l.
Mayor Eckhardt was injured in the
Terra Gotta wreck December 80, 1905, and
was confined to a hospital in Washington
for several weeks. Later he removed to
his home here. where he has been recu-
peratiug but be has been unable TO dis
charge the duties Of the mayoFalty,
Mayor Eckhardt was frst elected to the
0fiee OF mayor May 5, 1902 and May .
1891 he was reelected for another term
Of two years. He announced when he
was elected the second time that he would
not again be a candidate for the Office,
but in the early spring of 1906 he was
appealed TO by the citizens representing
almost the entire property interests Of the
town. who were unwilling, they stated, 10
sumbit TO a change in the administration,
and he finally accepted the nomination
and was reelected. The term Of his Office
expires May, 1908
Mayor Eckhardt was formerly resi-
dent OF Washington having lived there
until he took up his residence here several
years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
WILL CONTEST ENDS
Sons of Millionaire Hoffman
Reach Agreement.
TROUBLE WAS OVER CODIC1L
Ludwig Honman's Allowance In
creased over SUM stipulated In the
Testament as Result of the Conn
promise with His Brothers, Who
Are Trustees of the Estate.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Wheeling. " Va, March 27.-The con-
test over the will of the late John c,
Hoffman, sr.. a millionaire Of Wheeling,
who owned extensive tanneries, including
one at Bayard. Grant County, w. Va,
has been settled. His son, Ludwig w.
Hoffman. who once lived al Bayard, filed
a caveat
In the original will ali the pefsonal
property was TO be divided in nine equal
parts among the children, but by later
eodlcils. Ludwig ~. Hoffman was limited
to $500 year for Ave years, and $1,000
was devised TO be held IN trust for him
by the executors. who could at their pleas
ure al the end of this period turn over
the trust to Ludwig or continue IL.
It Is understood that satisfactory ar
rangement has been made between Lud-
wig ". HOFFMAN and the executors, his
brothers, John G. and Frank Hoffman.
whereby he is TO receive an Encarne much
larger than originally devised.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
BOwLERs ON ALLEYS.
Pump, of New York, StiIl Holds Best
Individual High score.

Atlantic City, March 27.-The third day
OF the National Bowling Association
championships was pulled on with much
better scoring than has been made since
the tourney opened.
The New York contingent that took
part in the tourney made good showing.
They only appeared in the two-man and
individual events. the five-man schedule
being almost entirely devoted to Phiiadel-
phians
Roster and Schultz. OF New York, rolled
a total Of 1,1s0 in the two-man. Roster
averaged ls0 while in the last two games
Schultz ran over the go mark. This Is an
exceptional two-man score 1t is be-
lieved that 1.200 will be bowled before
long
Pump jr, OF New York. still holds the
individual high score of SO, which was
made yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
UNIQUE METHOD OF SUICIDE.
Youth Jumps Down Chimney and
StaFVes 10 Death.
Special to The Washington Herald

Suffolk, Va, March H.-Thomas De
loatch, eighteen years old. OF Southampton
County, Va, chose one OF the most unique
methods of self-destruction known to the
suicide annals OF Virginia. After being
mysteriously missing for three weeks, his
body was found to-day in the chimney
of vacant house near his home. He had
climbed to the house top and jumped
down the hue. Attracted by flies and
vuitures, searchers broke into the house
and found the dead mans feet and ankles
protruding into the open fireplace The
body had been wedged and would de-
Ecend no further. Deioatch probably
starved TO death. In order to remove the
body the chimney had TO be torn down.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
ST. Peter's JunIors Reedy.

The St. Peters junior baseball team, of
Southeast Washington. has organized for
the season. This team comes out the
same team as last year. 1t made a
creditable showing. losing four out of
eighteen games. The lineup follows: H.
Corksey. NJ. Cailan. and c. Maioney.
pitchers; r. Gates and P. Fineran, catch
ers; F. Smith, first base; e. Ahern, second
base; J. Lynch, third base; F. Clancy,
shortstop; J. Rowan. left field. ]. Aux
ward. center field; J. Murray. right field.
A dance viii be given for the benefit OF
the team on April 2 at Naval Lodge HaiL
Clubs averaging sixteen years OF age viii
please send their ehallese to Manager
Hugh W. Barr, 2l9 Eighth street north-
east.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
COlIegiaBs Make OnIy One Hit
Against Eastern League Ciuh.

Against Eastern League Club.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. March 27.-De-
spite their sore arms, after single
days work. the Buffalo club jumped
into a nine-inning contest to-day. de-
feating Virginia to 2.
Although the fielding was a little
ragged, there were several spectacu~
lar plays. Mattress and MIlligan star
ring for the professionals. and sawrie
and Johnson for the eoilegians. The
Bisons also welded the stick credltabiy
FOR so early in the season, Mattress get
ting a home run and two slashing sim
giles. and Schirm, the recruit from CO.
lumbia. 5. C.. a double and single
sawrie made the only hit for the COLI
legians. Score:
RHE
Buffalo. ................... ....6ooIfs2s 81 a.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Morce.ter oarsmen Demana NIoner.

Worcester, Mass, March 27.-Sherin
terday upon former President Thomas
J. Harrahy, OF the Wachusett Boat Club,
for the return Of 5000 taken from the
club treasury TO reimburse President
HaTrahy for money expended in enter
tanning visiting oarsmen during the
national regatta here. Sheriff Hunt
acted in behalf of the present director
ate of the club. Harrahy laughed at
the demand, and the matter will go 60
the courts Harrahy's expenditures in
cluded automobiling at $120 day and
wine at SIS a round.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Alis. Nsar Natson NIarried.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. March 27.-Miss May
Watson, daughter of Lloyd Watson, was
married to-day to Wesley Russell, OF
Clarke County. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence Of the bride s
parents. near Summit Point, W. Va, by
Rev. D. II. Scanlon, pastor of Berry
vile Presbyterian Church. After re-
ception the bride and groom left for
WASHINGTON and New Jersey. They will
reside IN Clarke County.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
FEAR NEGRO MAY Be LYNCHED
John Walker Charged with Attack
ing Mrs. H. N. Painter.
AssaiIHnt Enters Rsom of Sleeping
Woman, but Is Frightened
away by Her Screams.
- . rbs washinrton Hsr.la.

staunton, Va, March 1.-Fears are en-
tertalned that an attempt viii be made
to lynch John Walker. a negro held in
jail here, charged with attacking Mrs. II.
NJ Painter. wife Of the Chesapeake and
Cslio Railroad ticket agent.
Mr.. Painter left his home to meet the
early train this morning. and shortly
after his departure Mrs. Painter was
rudely awakened by some one taking hold
of her feet She saw a negro standing at
the foot of her bed and screamed TO such
good purpose that the intruder fed. Later
Walker was arrested, and Mrs. Painter
identified him as the man she saw in her
room.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
AID FOR oARSMEN.
New York Aldermen Approve Appro-
priatton of S2,SO0.

New York. March 27.-The committee on
finance OF the board OF aldermen re-
ported favorebly yesterday on an appro-
priation Of $3.50 to be expended by the
park commissioners for aquatic sports on
Memorial Day. The committees report
was approved. II passed the board by
81 votes. It viii be submitted to the
board Of estimate and apportionment
within a few days.
If the money IS finally appropriated for
the regatta it will be used toward buying
medals and providing music and a large
float on the Speedway course Of the Har-
lem River.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
HOLDS INITIAL CARRIER.
virginia Court of Appeals Decides
Important Question.
- ~ Washington HeFsI

Special t0/fhe Washington HeFaIa'
Portsmouth. Va, March 1.-THE Court
OF Appeals of Virginia, Ia giving decision
to-day in the case OF Wilkinson. of Taze-
well County, Va, suing the Norfolk and
Western Railroad here for loss OF lumber
shipped from Tazewell to New York via
Norfolk, decided an important question OF
railway law.
It holds that the initial carrier Of goods
shipped on consignment is responsible for
the loss or damage of said goods in the
absence of proof as to the direct liability
Of connecting lines over which the con.
s.gument also passed. This was IN affirm
alton of a decision given by Judge Martin
Of the Court of Law and Chancery OF
Norfolk
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Syracuse. n. T..
March le. 1907.
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
Washington, d. c.

The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
Washington. D. c.
Gentlemen: We closed tonight one Of the
best weeks business IN the history Of The Smith
Prsmisr's existence. the shipments Tor the week
being between LOO and l.200 snd the orders
being practically the same. Shipments for the
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machines day. and the orders have averaged
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Yours very truly.
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When you buy your next
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the reasons for the ever
growing demand for the
Worlds Best.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Speaking of
Supply and Demand

Perhaps the letter from Our
Home Office which follows
was not intended for outside
ears.
But we're rather proud Of it
of our own little share in
the achievement here It
IS:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
EDITORS WIFE DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Harriet p. seabrook succumbs
to Heart Failure.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Westminster Nd. March S7.-Mrs. Har-
riet p. Seabrook. wife Of William L. ".
seabrook, editor Of the American Senti-
mel, died very suddenly last night Of heart
failure. aged seventy years. Mrs Sea
brook was a daughter Of the late Levin
Thomas, of Frederick County. and a
granddaughter of the late Benjamin and
Eleanor Walls Thomas. Of st. Marys
County.
lam l.. SeabrOok. OF NeWberry, S. c.. and
Clarence Seabrook. of the staff of the
Syracuse Journal, Syracuse, n. Y. sur
vive her,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Murderer,s Petition Denied.

In view of the action of the State Court
of Appeals to-day in denying the petition
for a rehearing in the case Of John
Wright, the negro who IS under sentence
Of death in Alexandria County for assault.
II is understood that a date for the execu-
tlon will be set by Judge Barley al the
next session OF the Alexandria County
Circuit Court which convenes Monday,
April Is Recently the Appellate Court.
with two dissenting judges. denied an
application for a new trial in Wright's
case whereupon Attorney James E. Glenn
ents. OF counsel for the defense, filed the
petition which was adversely acted upon
to-day. Wright was convicted November
] last and was sentenced to be hanged
December IA. Unless tho governor inter
feres. the sentence will be carried into
effect.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
FAIL re AGREE ON SITE.
Richmond. va, Citizens Diaer as so
Location OF P0st-Onice.

efectal 20 Ine washington AtIatos
Richmond. Va, March 27.-J, II, Ed
wards, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, and J. Knox Taylor. supervising
architect OF the Treasury, were in Rich
mond to-day TO select a site for a new
post-office building. The government ON
eials heard delegation from the Central
Trades and Labor Council and many pri-
vate citizens.
The question 70 be decided is whether
the new building shall be located on the
present site or on a site 10 be purchased
on Broad street. Sentiment is divided on
the matter.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Montreal Team mt Newport News,
.s.,a..ni q, rha pa.hincanu HaraIa

ctrtliA 70 AAt washington tArAai4-
Newport News, Va, March 27-Kitt-
redges Montreal Eastern League club put
in a good day at practice at the National
Soldiers Home. and tomorrow the team
viii come here to play the Newport News
club. Leonard Stanley. of Washington,
brother Of Joe Stanley. Is slated 10 pitch
half Of the game. Friday Kits boys will
play the Hampton Athletic club, They
are scheduled 10 play practically all Of
the Virginia League clubs before going
North again.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
WiIIett Hronson o. pead.
Special to The Washington Herald.

oI'eclal 70 Inc washington HsIaId,
Hagerstown. Md, March S.-Willett
Bronson Orr, a young attorney of Cham
bersburg. who was prominent in Masonic
circles. died at his home to-day from
tuberculosis. aged thirty-four years. Mr.,
Orr was a graduate of Princeton College
and took an active interest in athletics.
He was referee in bankruptcy for four
years until compelled to retire on ac-
count of failing health. He was son
Of John r. Orr.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
RAILROADS TO ABANDON FIGHT
Generally Believed that Tvv0-eent
Rate VIII Obtain in Virginia

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, March I.-Final testi-
mony in the two-cent passenger rate case
was taken this morning before the State
corporation commission. An opportunity
was offered attorneys to correct evidence
already taken and TO offer further evil
dence.
1t Is now generally being limited that no
argument viii be granted and that the
railroads, seeing the action generally tax
en- in other States, have about decided to
abandon the fight and submit to the uni
form two-cent passenger rate fare.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
woMENs GOLF TOURNEY.
All of the Title Holders Compete in
the Pinehurst Matches.

Pinehurst. n. c.. March g7.-The sixth
annual united North and South Amateur
championship golf tournament began to-
day with the qualification round of th.
woman's event. and good field, which
includes all of the title holders.
Miss Molly b. Adams, Of Boston, led the
field with card of 90. Miss Julia B. Mox,
Of New York. finished second, in 81. and
Miss Frances McNeely, OF Philadelphia,
third. ia 80. Others who qualified were
Mrs. II. A. Beidler. Of Lake Geneva, Wis.
Miss Mary Dutton, Of Boston; Mrs. NJ. ID.
Patterson. of New York; Miss Gertrude
Gilbert. Of Philadelphia, and Miss Ethel
Peck, ef East Orange,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
WIFE's MURDER RETOLD.
JuIiaa PavIinie Agnin Relates Crime
20 Jury.
Ell - A.. 44r.-,.-.z 1y.,,f5

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va, March H.-Julian
Pavlinic. on trial for the murder OF his
wife, took the stand in his own behalf to-
day. He was calm and collected, and
told the story of the crime and the Incl
dents leading up to it IN practically the
same way as at his first trial. He stoutly
maintained that be had killed her because
she had made him promise TO do so. and
that he felt that he was doing the right
thing when he shot her 70 death.
Toward the close Of the session Mr..
Lewis asked Paviinic what happened at
the house after Mrs. Paviinic had died Of
her wounds and before he left for town to
notify the police.
Part of the time threw myself on the
bed beside my wife's body, with my arm
around her neck, and I think I slept there
for an hour or So
The trial will probably be concluded to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
G. w. Z. Meets Yale To-morrow.

The third big game of the local collegi-
ate season will be played at Van Ness
Park tomorrow. when the Yale and
George Washington teams meet. The Buff
and Blue nine has improved greatly.
especially In the infield, since the employ
ment of Cy Cummings as coach. and
should put up a strong game against the
Els.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

Batteries Buffalo Kissingtf Tozer Hohson VO-
Winkle, and FenneH and Foley Virginia Fglton,
Douglas, and Chandler and Neodson.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Roger T. Edmonds Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, March 27.-RogeE II.
Edmonds. an attorney Of this city, died
to-day at St. Lukes Hospital, in Balti-
more, where he was taken two weeks ago
and operated upon for stomach trouble
Mr.. Edmonds was thirty-four years OF
age. He was a member of the Masonic
fraternity and an official Of Trinity Luth-
eran Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
GEORGETOWN VS.. COLUMBIA
First Big College Game of the Sea-
son on West End GrOnnds.

son on West End GrOunds.
The real Easter week baseball car
nival starts at Georgetown this after
noon at O'Clock. when Georgetown
meets Columbia.
Columbia brings down a fast team
this year and Georgetown has already
shown class IN its batting fest against
the Catholic University's pitchers last
Saturday,
Devine and Montgomery viii proba-
bly, be on the firing line FOR the locals,
and Mudd and Maloney viii do the
back stopping The Georgetown out
field is far from being picked, and not
until the last minute wil, II be known
whether Dpgan. schsfiy, Calvin, Simon,
or Courtney viii play
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Mls. Maggle oursls sIarrIea.

special To The Washington Herald
Culpeper. Va. March H.-Mr. Robert
Reynolds and Miss Maggie Louise Curtis.
both OF Richardsville. in this county, were
married to-day. Rev. Z. w. Winfrey per-
formed the ceremony. The bridal couple
left for a trip North, after which they
will reside at Richardsviile.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Fire destroys Large Barn,

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, March 27.-The large,
new barn belonging to John r. MiIey. at
Wardensviue, was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday. with all its contents en-
failing q loss of 5000; only partly insured.
Mr.. Niley was absent from home at the
time and his fine driving team thus
escaped.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
sNEEzE MAY PROVE FATAL.
Causes woman 10 swallow Pins She
Held Ia Her Mouth.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, March N.-Mrs. Charles
H. Lewis, while hanging out clothes in
her back yard yesterday. sneezed while
her mouth was fuIl OF pins, with the re-
suit that she swallowed a number OF
them. She was taken TO hospital, where
she is suffering intense pain The physi-
clans in charge of the case have not de-
cided whether an operation will be
necessary. They agree, however that the
woman Is IN a most critical condition.
The x-ray VIII be used 10 locate the pins.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

Earned run-Sayy I. Left en- bases-NaTy, 5;
Columbia, g. TWo-base hit-Lange. Sacrifice hits
Bacon, Hickey and Schmidt, Struck uut-By Lam
phier. s; O'Connel. s. Bases on hals-0h Lsmphier,
4; o'Connel. s. Hit BY pitched bAll-Young, ?; Ton
king Ducay. Stolen bases-Youns. 2; Tonking p;
Schmidt smith. Lsmphier. Young. Passed balls
Hambsch. 2 Double play -Ducey 10 Hamhsch. I'm
pire--Alr Colliaower Eastern League.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
shamrocks Lose to Berwyn.

oI5lll1I 70 LHe WasHInsJ7n EeTald-
Rerwyn. Nd, March 27.-The Sham
rocks of Washington went down before
the Berwyn basketball team in
the gymnasium here last night, the
score being q to 19. The game was
hotly contested, and was witnessed by
a large crowd.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
BUFFALO BEATS VIRGINIA.

Central High........................a 800f0 g.
81. John n's....-.......-............-.3 0 0 O.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

police force, retiring on account df ex-
treme age. Arrangements for the funeral
viii be made later.
Mrs. Mamie Hamilton died this morning
at the home OF her husband. Frank Ham-
iiton. 2ll Wolfe street. Pulmonary tuber-
culosis was the cause OF death. She was
twenty-six years of age, and was a daugh-
ter of the late Edward Sopsr. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been COM
pleted.
Owing to the absence OF counsel for the
defense, the cases Of John Travers. jr.,
Z. J. MeDermott. Luther Sutherland, and
Tannie Trigger, colored, charged with
.asssulting Rev. J. b. Hopkins in the
northern section Of the city about two
weeks ago, were postponed for few
days this morning. The complainant. who
had been severely injured. has sufficiently
recovered to be able to appear,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
cENTRAI TIEs 81. yOHNs.
High school Team shows Decided
Improvement Against CoIIegians.

Prospects for successful baseball team
at Central High School looked decidedly
brighter yesterday afternoon after the
nine had played a tie game with ST, John
College team The score was 3 TO g.
While the highsehooIers did not cover
themselves with glory. they showed con-
siderable Improvement over their last
exhibition both in fielding and in batting
In the first inning the Central team
went to pieces. and their opponents made
three taiiies. In their half the Centraiites
came back at the college lads with a two
hagger and a single and assisted BY q
passed ball, made two runs before they
took TO the field for the second inning.
Central made her. remaining run In the
fifth inning when Rheems who had singled
and stolen second, was brought in BY
Turton's two-saoSer.
The work of the ST. Johns battery was
especially commendable, Hessler striking
out eleven men.
SCORE By INNINGS.
CeBtrai high........ 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
SHOOTS AT BURGLAR.

un8erstown Wan Uiseu*tFs AHtI sAu1'
Too Late to Save Jesveiry-
Special 10 The Washrzton Herald.
Hsgerstown. Md. March I.-rhis morn
Ing the residence Of Charles Mccammon.
q merchant. was entered by burglar.
who stole about 1900 worth Of jewslFy
and a sum Of money. and escaped amid
a fusiiade OF shots
Before Mr. McCammcn could get his
pistol the burglar fed down the stairs
aud into the street. From a window Mr.
McCammon fired several shots at the
fleeing man. without hitting him.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
METHoDIsTs IN CONFERENCE.
Bishop HoAs PresideS at Large Gath
erine In staun4On, Va.
sr.sssI "a Iybs VVssbf,,-fov geraJd


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
StauntoR. Va, March I.-Hearly 800
Methodist divlnes and laymen are in
staunton TO attend the i2sd annual ses-
sion of Baltimore Conference, which
opened here this morning with Bishop
r. <. HOss, OF Tennessee. tn the chair.
The conference comprises parts Of Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia, and Penn
sylyania, and Is q historic organization.
To-dsys sessions were occupied mostly
IN naming committees and hearing reports
from the presiding elders from their eight
respective districts. Rev. J. S. Hutehesou,
Of Washington district. and Revs. 3. W.
Bond and J. A. Anderson, Of Baltimore
and East Baltimore. submitted reports
showing marked progress IN their terri
tory. James Z. Armstrong, who has
| served the conference for a number OF
years as secretary, was again elected TO
that ONCE. Tonight Or. ". F. MoMurry.
Of Louisville. Ky. spoke on Church exe
tension"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
SETS DATE FOR MCKAY TRIAL.
Alleged Murderer OF Mrs. Lang 10
Answer Charge Next Tuesday.
e,,..;sl - 7h. srsshf,.-,.y, Md

sIetlaI % Iht Naslll8T1n HeIaI1,
Rockville. Nd. March A.-Wllliam n.
Mckay. charged with the murder Of his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary Lang. will be
tried in the Circuit Court here next Tues
day. The date was hxed az a conference
to-day between Judge James 3. Hender-
son. States Attorney Robert B, Peter,
and the prisoners counsel, Edward c.
Peter and Thomas Dawson. II is thought
that the trial viii be concluded in one day
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
AIbert stewart Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd. March 27.-Albert Stewart
died at his home, near LaytonsviIIe. this
morning IN his sixty-eighth year OF paral-
ysis. He was unmarried, and resided with
his aunt, Mrs. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Fannd nena an Rel

James Housen. an aged resident of the
Fourth ward, was found dead in bed this
morning at his home, 42 North Alfred
street. Death is supposed to have been
due TO apoplexy. For several years the
deceased served as q member OF the local
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
Rev. ur. whitehead Very III.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, March 2T.-The condition
of Rev DIR. Paul Whitehead. secretary Of
the Virginia Conference. who is III at
hospital in this city, was said tonight to
be unchanged. DR.. Whitehead is not ex-
peeted to recover.