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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

Mrs c. F. Moorlen. millinery parlor
II Crosby street. Uwo minutes from
State street carr.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

Miss Mary T.. Shechan announces to
her customers that she will be at home
Monday. oct :. oct4d1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

Prof. Monaghan's school for dane
ing will open at Golden Cross Hall
Wednesday evening. Oct. Q.
Wednesday evening. Oct. .. oct3d6t.
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SEA s ::s 2:st s";: ::$ 1 Z:
WILL Cream or Puddings.
1HnCC A Csc. Package UiU
WM make is quarts des-
"A~~~ sert dishes or 10 GAL
fARINE lon. s; SIS E :; e. s.:

Our baby was so thin and cross. used to
cry with pain
Mother gave her Cascasweet. now she's
we'll again. Sold by J. Coughlin Au-
Gusta. Beane'S Drug store. Gardiner, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
MATTERS.

c. S. Downing calls attention to his
insurance ad. this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

Cut flowers and ported plants, o. p.
Robbins & Son. Tel. As.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

FRESH CUT FLOWERS EVERY
day. F. d. Hartshorn. Tel. 9ls-3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
A Card.

This Is to certify that all druggists ar
authorized to refund Your money if Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar fails To cure youy
cough or cold II stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Cures In grippe cough and
prevents pneumonia and consumption
Contains no opiatrs. The genuine is In !,
yellow package Refuse substitutes Bow
ditch, Webster & Co.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
FIGHT OYER POSTMASTERSHIP
Representative Parsons and Wilcox
Differ in New York.
Factions May Attempt TO Invade
oyster Bay to Win Presi-
dents Favor.

New York, July. 5-There is a stin diff
ference Of opinion between William r.
Wilcox. postmaster of New York city
until a few days ago, and Representative
Herbert Parsons, president OF the New
York Republicans County Committee, over
Mr.. Willcox's successor.
When Mr.. Wilcox resigned his place as
postmaster TO become chairman II the
public service commission, be recon-
mended TO President Roosevelt tie pro-
motion OF Edward ~ Morgan, who has
been in the New York p0sJ-Otfce for
thlrty-f0ur years. and during Mr.. Will
cox's administration has been Mr.. VIII
cox's right-hand man.
Mr. Parsons. while not making any
formal announcement of his selection.
% is understood got In behind William g..
Wilson. formerly OF the comptroller IS
Office at Albany and now Republican
leader of the TWeuty-scventh assembly
district Mr. Parsons has had talk
with President Roosevelt at oyster Bay
on the subject OF A1r WiIlCUX's successor.
but the President has made no choice
The fact that Mr. Morgan took part iu
the primaries last faI ga support OF VIII
lam a. Smith, an OdeH man, for leader
in the Tweny-third assembly district
against Mr. Parsons man, G. IT. Wood
ward. has rather complicated the situa-
ton
Chairman Wilcox said to-day that iu
an probability he would have q talk wiki
President Roosevelt at oyster Bay next
week on the naming OF his successor n
the post-0tIicc Mr. Wilcox said that
3Ir. Morgan was no more an Odsl man
than he was. Nr Morgan. be said. had
the support Of thirty-twO Of the thirty
seven district leaders.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
PROTEST TO THE PRESIDENT.
Textile Importers CriticIse CONNER
ctal Agreement with Germnuv


New York, July 5-The Textile In
porters' Association have sent to Presl-
dent Roosevelt a petition against the
commercial agreement with Germany.
This agreement the importers say, is
fraught with danger 10 the interests Of
American merchants and manufacturers
and also 70 American workingmen. In
part the complaint says:
Breaches I'm the tariff system which
will be the result of operations Of this
commercial agreement will undermine the
tariff system itself. They cannot be con-
structed as a legitimate answer to the de
mand for tariff revision. II, as has been
said. on behalf OF this agreement the
United States under il gains "a remission
IN duties Of }6654cOo. while the remission
.u favor Of Germany. after giving her all
the advantages possible under section 3
OF the Hrgley act is only y20S l6S. IL must
be palpabie that Germany has secured
some advantage or concession that would
balance these apparently unfair and di-
verse conditions, or why should she enter
into the agreement az all?
1T is reasonable 10 suppose that after
making her pretentious demand for neyg
tariff arrangements she would be salts
fed with a solution OF the difficulties
which would leave the financial advau-
rages entirely on the side of this cOun-
try"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
To DecIare CnrIln Winner.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic
committee for The Eighth Congressional
district of Virginia win be held i'm this
city at the Office Of Attorney Gardner J..
Boothe tomorrow evening. when. it Is
understood. Charles c. CarIin will be de-
clared the party nominee for Congress
from this district This action would
have been taken at the last meeting. when
the official count Of the primary returns
showed Mr. CarIin 20 be a winner by sew
er3l hundred plurality, but it was post
poned ON account of a petition filed bv
Judge Charles T. Nic7l asking that
charges of fraud in the primary be in
yesugated His subsequent withdrawal
Of the request is said to end the mat
ter, leaving the committee 20 formally
declare Mr.. Carliu the nominee.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
AKED GETS FIRST PAPERS.
oil Kings Pastor Renounces Allegi-
nnce 10 King Edward.

New York. July 5.-The Rev Charles
Frederic Akcd. pastor OF the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. took out his
FIRST citizenship papers to-day in the
United States District Court
Nr. Aked expressed his keen desire
10 become a citizen as soon as possible.
and when told that five years must pass
before he could get his final papers he
was somewhat dlsmsyed. he cheer
fully ren0uuced his allegiance 20 King
Edward
In filing ont the blank required of
all candidates for citizenship. Mr.. Aked
stated that DE was born I'm Noting
ham. England. on August g. 1864 He
gave his height as feet II Inches. and
weight 1-G pounds. He gave his hair
ae brown. Ms eyes blue. ana COM
plcNiou blond
He appeared very much impressed
with the proceedings, and told Clerk
Donovan afterward that he thought the
procedure very beautiful
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
TRT-CITY TROLLEY co. SUED.
Farmers Widow says ", II. & A. Has
Ruined Her Farm.

Special 70 The Washington Hcred.
Annapolis, Md, July 5.-Another in
junction suit against the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
way Company, which IS building a troll
ley line to connect the three cities, was
filed in the Circuit Court to-day.
The plaintiffs are Lucretia Wheat,
widow. and three surviving children Of
Jonathan Wheat, who owned a farm Of
130 acres in the Fourth district, near
Baltimore.
Several years ago. the plaintiffs al
lege. they executed right Of way 10
the railway company to construct its
line through a small corner OF their
farm, being assured that the railway
would prove of great benefit 20 their
land. Now, they allege. the company
has broken faith by excavating a gully
through the property for its tracks.
cutting the farm IN twain and render
ing It almost unfit for cult yation.
Chief Judge John G.. Rodgers signed
temporary injunction.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

uent hotel q modern equipment; accommodates 80.
European plan Excellent CAFE. Cars % jamestown
Imposition grounds pass the doors. WM. Z.
kOlEk Manager. mylru
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
mrs. POTTS GETS SIX PRIZES
Her Horses Are Prominent in Cul-
peper Show.
Bright Weather Brings Ont Crowd
on second Day-Show and
Race summaries.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Culpeper. Va, July 5-The second day
of the Culpeper Horse Show and Racing
Associations exhibition opened to-day
with fine weather. larger crowd attend
ing than even yesterday The following
is partial summary Of the prizes
awarded.
Roads-ers; first prize. so; second. Eo-First.
Ariel exhibitor Mrs Allen Potts. Second Tam
Uey, exhibitor, Sunhright Stock Farm
Ponies. first prize. go s.Cord. N-fi-t Jon4ud'
exhibitor. Mrs. Allen Potts Second, Dafodil; eZ-
Libit1r Mrs. Allen Potts.
Saddle horses: first prize. 80, second, S2o-first,
Monte Christie exhibitors. G8rhr & CARRIER. Sec
oud. Radiant. exhibitor, NIr7. Allen Potts.
Culr1er hunters. first prize So, second, 70
First. Nelrl exhibitor. Tugcrs Daniel sec'nd,
Mi-chi.f. ,saieitaF ". r. Coward.
H5rsls .n harness. first p-Lzc SO, second 50
First. LADY Cav. exhibitors. CARRIER * CARRIER.
Second. Comet, exhibitor. John W l1Wcl
Par5 hacks, first prize. $50, second. Slo-First,
Irish Rose exhibitor +. II. We8therbec. Second,
Radiant. exhibitor Mrs Allen Potts
ladies hunters first prize, $40, second. Slj-first.
David GRAY. exhibitor. Julian Morris otc7nd,
Keswfck, exhibitor, f. Weathcrbee.
CuIusgfr harness horses first prize, so. second,
Sl8-Frs. Nhitrsuntidei exhibitor c. S.. Jones.
second Il1vd. exhibitor T.. j. HiEsT
Ladies harness class. first ITirg S5. second, SO
FIRST. Iady Gay. exhibitors. Carrier & Gsrb.r. Sec
ord. Ariel. exhibitor, Mrs Alien Potts
Hunters and jumpers, first prize. S@-Firs.. Chris
tire. exhibitor Springfield Stock Farm. Second,
Kcsaick. exhibitor Z. II. NeNherbae.
General utility. first prize SH, second. Sl2-tjrst
Col T. exhibitor Z. q. Brooks.
Hals-bregds. frize SlJ-Firsl SJradman; exhibitor
George r. Hoffman.
The officers Of the association are
C. J.. Rixey. president r. J. Latham
secretary. The judges Of the exhibitions
were. IS. J. Carter. Richmond ". Bark
er Warrenton. +. Sotheron. Washington;
W. c.. Fletcher, Upperville; Charles Dan
ieI. Warreuton. The race starter was r.
W. Daniel Warrenton, race judges w.
Barker. T.. Sotheron, and 2. IT, o OBannon.
The show was great success. The
Marine Band. from Washington, furnish
ed excellent music for the occasion. The
race summary for to-day is as follows.
Tfrzt rscs-Ouen 70 all. purse s20: SIS 20 second
and SO To third. thirteen entered. First Marriage
Bell owned rs T. J. Peftru. second Curly Jim
owned hy J. r. Temple; ,hiri Van Loan, owned b.
". e.. Saunders.
Second race-HurdI5s. purse Si75i four entered, $50
20 second and s-1 10 thiri. Won hy Taa1nes. oausd
by T. J. WaIllch; second, Calthaidis. third. Newt
Fisher.
Third rsce-Seysu entered, purse SEQ; S5 20 sec
0-d and SO rp third. Won bv Ssuzrrit owned by
". C. Saunders, second CChasset. owned by W g.
Saunders: third C1dey owned hy Robert Lambert.
Fourth -Sfcgulscdase. purse Sl5, So 90 Sec
orl and 81 60 third Won by NaTeutou, owned by
T. Galloway. ccud Cedar Rom Stock Farm, third,
Southwest Crutl bg g. e. Safer
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
ALFANO DENOUNCES AMERICA.
Head of CamOrra Declares TTP df-
1ioRal Freedom Does Not Exist.

Rome. July 5-Enrico AIfano. the head
of the Camorra. who was arrested I'm
New York and eztradited TO answer a
charge of murder AT Naples. is now On
the san Stefano prison. whittier he was
conducted by fifty Carabiueers. one of
the Carabineers said that AIfau9 re-
pe8tedly protested mis- innocence. He said
that if he were not released soon he
would throw his cards on the table and
provoke a revolution. but he was con-
vinced that his innocence would De es-
tablished He would then return TO New
York and revenge himself on the persons
who had betrayed him.
He declared that the traditional Ameri-
can freedom does not exist. II he We're
undesirable he ought 90 have been eX-
PEELED from America, not delivered 20 the
Carabineers. He had arranged to go 10
South Carolina. where he had worked,
but was prevented by the Black Hand.
which rules the New York police.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
KAISER DISCUSSES JAPAN.
German Ruler Believes AnGIo-Jap-
Hnese Alliance Mistake.

Copenhagen. July 5.-The Kaiser to-day
visited the war museum accompanied by
several high officers He was much in
terested In the flags captured in war"
Upon entering the room where the Ger
man flags are collected, he jokingly ex-
claimed. Il did not know that you had
any Of that kind here Well, won't wor-
ry about that. Let Is be friends by all
means"
Some one happened TO mention the Jap
anese nation. and the Kaiser was inn
medlatcly interested. entered into the sub
jcct with the utmost animation. and the
whole party stopped 20 listen TO the Kais-
er's obiter dicta on Japan. The Kaiser
pointed out that the greatest mistake
ever made by the white man was the
Anglo-Japancse alliance.
He said that Europeans were acting
most foolishly in allowing yellow race
10 copy all their methods and learn all
/ their secrets
The Kaiser's talk lasted about an hour
ana the hearers were so interested IN 70
ulat they did not notice a photographer
VINO was eavesdropping and who succeed
ed ln snap-shotting the party.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
FINED FOR WARPATH RIOT.
Two Kentucky MiIitlamcn Pay for
Attacking Fair Guards.
sncciaI 10 The Washington Herald.

Su0Cidt ~ the washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, July 1.-Two fines,
amounting to 81 and costs each. are the
net price Of Wednesday nights riot on
the Exposition Warpath. when the
Powhatan Guard and Kentucky and
South Carolina troops. to the number Of
500. mixed up after an effort by the
guard to suppress disorder among the
soldiers.
c. G. Hastings and Joseph Brashear
priyates i'm the First Kentucky Infan-
try, charged with melting the riot
were each fined a dollar and costs by
justice Of the peace to-day. The charge
against them was changed to that of
disorderly conduct
Rrashear who was reported TO be dy-
ing with q fractured skull on the night
of the riot. was able to be in court.
with several yards of cloth around his
head
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
TO ABANDON ROCKVILLE FAIR.
If Court Refuses POoI-sclIing License
This Course Is Expected.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville Nd. July 5.-The M0ntgom-
cry County Agricultural Fair. scheduled
for next month. may not be held. Il
seems certain that the Circuit Court will
refuse 70 grant the management Of the
fair q license to permit pool selling on
the grounds. and President Offutt, Of the
society. said last night that he would
be in favor Of letting the fair go by the
board this year if the license be not
granted.
He feels certain that the exhibition
cannot be conducted successfully without
the pool-sellng feature. and ne believes
his opinion in the matter is likewise held
by the present board of directors. and
that they would not undertake TO manage
the fair without the desired license.
A new set Of directors. selected at so
late a date, would be much embarrassed
in undertaking to run the fair.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Algonquin Hotel,

III GTanbT g., N0ri3Ik. Ns. Ihe place % % f0r
good rooms. Information, assistance; basgass
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
SUICIDE WEARS WAR MEDALS.
Hospital Orderly Found Dead In Al
ley served In south Africa.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd. July 5.-Daniel John
O'Keene, aged twenty-seven, a native OF
England. WAS found dead this morning
his throat cut with a razor. in ten-foot
alley adjoining 500 Broadway. near Madi-
son street His arms were folded as if in
sleep, and a razor was lying beside him.
OKeeffe came from South Africa about
six months ago, where he had served for
the last i've years as constable in the
English service. and accepted a position
as orderly in the Hebrew Hospital.
About II o'clock last night he left the
hospital and visited saloon in the neigh
borhood. after which ne was seen show
ing the effects of drink. At l o'clock he
called at the Hebrew Hospital. but his
drinking had become known to the Off
cials. and the doors We're locked against
him.
From papers found on O'Keeffe it ap-
pears that he was decorated with the
Queen South African War Medal. Trans
vaal. Rhodesia. Mafeking CRelien, Orange
Free State. and the Kings South African
War Medal, lg0l-'02.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
DESIRES HIGH STATE OFFICE.
Cecil County Man Believed TO BE
Candidate for Attorney General.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Elkton, Md, July Sit is the general
opinion in Elkton that Judge Austin l..
Crothers viii be a candidate for the at
torney generalship, and should he be the
successful candidate i'm the State conven-
ton. he viii poll the full party vote in
this county, as all facu0nal opposition 20
him in Cecil has disappeared.
Cecil will favor Judge Adkins for re-
nomination William T. Warburton
president of the Second National Bank of
Elktou, and a close friend of Congress
man Jackson, has announced his candi-
dacy on the Republican ticket He is a
strong man politically. and will make the
Democrats hustle 10 down him
The statement that Judge Crothers will
rot accept the Democratic nomination for
associate judge in the Second judicial cir
cult has caused regret, and he has re-
ceived hundreds OF letters from the va
rious counties conveying such express
sions. but offering loyal support to him
for the office Of attorney general If he
should be a candidate
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
PETITION IS GRANTED.
Richmond Senatorial Primary Vote
10 De Counted Again.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. July 5.-The Demo-
cratic city committee. James B.
Doherty, chairman, decided tonight to
grant the request Of A. Bierne Blair,
She defeated candidate in the recent
senatorial primary contest, for a re
count
Blair was defeated by the incumbent,
A. G. Harman by the narrow margin
Of seven votes The returns indicated
discrepancies of more or less impor-
tance. The recount will be had at
Murphy's Hotel next Thursday night.
Ii was decided also to have an official
recount Of the house returns. Il was
held that in view of the fact that dis
crepancies had been discovered. it
would be better to settle the entire
matter.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
A TEN-DAYS TRIP TO JAMES
TOWN FREE

One Of the largest companies operating
i'm Washington want an opportunity of
showing their properties 10 prospective
buyers. If you know Of any one who is
interested in real estate in or around
Washington communicate with US and We
will send a salesman with an automobile
90 show them the best real estate PROPOSE
ton in Washington to-day We will pay
you "a liberal commission fer your trouble.
and as a further inducement we will give
a FREE TRIP To THE JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION, with all expenses paid. to
the six persons who furnish us with the
largest number of prospective purchasers
between now and August l. All commu-
nications will be treated as strictly conf
Dental This offer is open TO YOU. Get
busy, and for a few hours work YOU can
have a ten days vacation at our ex-
pense. Address EXPOSITION, Herald
office
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

The JORDAN COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. Va
Ihls attractive cottage is open fer reception 4
baafders az reasonable rates Address Mrs a. r.
JORDAN. rr.ea-5, ,-S.-f
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
FARMERS ESCAPE NARROW.
Was Rolling Under Train when
Friends Rescue Him.

hI0c71I U IIf washington H0dl.
Winchester, Va. July While saving
goodbye TO his daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Talbot, OF Akron. Ohio. WHO had been
visiting her parents homo. Daniel T.
Wood. an aged and wealthy Frederick
County farmer. had a narrow escape from
death Under a Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road train to-day
lie leaucd from car platform. and
was about to roll under the wheels when
friends rescued him.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS CAN
nud good accommodation. convenient 20 Eyucsi-
ton cars; meals If desired. Address Mrz. HARRY
WHITE. -l Holt S.. Ncno-s. Va. i-1d&S-imo
COTTAGE BALTIMORE OCEAN VIEW. Va
% mIu- % Exposition. 5e Csrfare tul view q
OCEAN. Comfortable rooms With board Terms
moderate r,v7--l-S
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Roanoke House,

3J County St.. Portsmouth, Va.
Rooms 81 a day; with bard, s. a day 50 minute
% Exposition by steamer. blocks away, MRS
{. r. LANGLEY
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
DATE FOR PRIMARIES SET.
But Anne Arundel Democrats DO Not
Adopt Crawford County Plan.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, July 5.-The Democratic
county central committee of Anne Arun-
del met this morning and selected Sat
urday July q. for the county primaries.
The county convention. to which the
delegates will elected on this date, will
be held at Annapolis on the following
Wednesday. July 81.
Frank Revell. the member Of the com
mittee favorable to Or. George Wells,
declined 10 sign the call of the COM
mittec.
lie also offered a resolution. which w2s
not adopted. calling for the Crawford
County system Of direct nomination A
resolution was adopted declaring this
system 10 have been insufficiently dis
cussed in the county to be adopted at
this time.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Decree in LIN Snifs

In the Corporation Court to-day a de-
cree was entered in the case OF John T.
Nails against r. 4. H5wdersheH and
others. referring the matter To Douglas
Stuart. commissioner. to sell certain prop
erty. a decree was also signed referring
the case Of J. d. Matter against T. F..
Mccarthy to Louis Dgdey. special com
missilnrr
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
MEDICAL BOARDS WORK DONE.
Naval Acadciny's New Glass VIII Num-
ber go MiddieS.
N % TFo W171'1-110 H-0I3-

Annapolis. Md. July 5.-The medical
examining board Of the navy, which for
several weeks has been examining can
didatos for the Naval Academy. finished
its work this afternoon and adjourned
There are several candidates yet to
he examined, but these viii appear be
fore a board selected from members Of
the academy medical staff The mem
bership Of the now class VIII approach
$50
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Howard Is Not prosecntcd-

SD1o1I = INC washington HTT1IG.
Baltimore, Md. July 5.-George F. Bron-
son Howard. writer, whose recent matri-
monial troubles made him conspicuous for
q brief time was arraigned before Justice
Grammar to-day on the charge Of assault.
ing and striking William Engle. a con
tractor, of Govans. Mr.. Engle declined TO
prosecute. and the justice discharged Mr..
Howard.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
HOTEL LAFAYETTE
American Rental Bureau

fSN 0FfgS ~ ~
Hotel one block % boat landing Of water route Z
Expos .tion. Accommodation, ~, European plan
myl.-tf M. l.. NEW. Proprietor.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Boy Drowned While Bathing.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd. July "a son of J.
T. GcldsboroUgh. a merchant, was drown
ed IN the south branch of the Potomac
while bathing az Romney. W. Va. yes
terdav, a companion, who was bathing.
attempted to rescue young GoldsborOugh
and narrowly escaped q similar fate
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

WHLOUGHBY. BEACH HOTEL,

INNEHAHA COTTAGE WHlouehy Beach Nod
rate rates for room and board, most select part
Ocean view. L. d. GUY Ocean View. Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
RehiIf-Rftfcr

Special to Tie Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. July 5-Jsmes T. Re
hiil and Miss Vernie Catharine Ritter.
both Of Winchester. were quietly married
last night az the parish house Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, by Rev.
John McVerry a supper was served
later at the home Of the bride
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Tickets rs Cents.

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.Nernon Ry. Sta, 18th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT. VERNON WEEK DAYS.. 10.
Il 4. NJ. z NOON, J. 2 AND P. NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING.
T0S DAILY EVERY q MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
new HOTEL OSTEND,

Ocuyins whole block Of ocean front ,Chelsea end.
Atlantic CITY j. New management 4lO beau
t.ful rooms 100 with private baths, fresh aud sea
,y-r.r Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
nc ne goardwak Diuiugrcens overlook ocean.
tlTrhes+ra special June aud july terms. Booklet.
Autos meet trains DAVID z. kAHIER, Mgr.
HN- r1r
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Roosevelt Stories Interest Paris.

Paris. July 5.-The stories Of Presi-
dent Roosevelts gun-caTrying, which
have largely circulated here, have pro-
duced curious results in the way of re-
Yiving former ideas Of American habits.