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The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BEvERIDGE HAS NEW SCHEME.
Collects Pictures to Illustrate Speech
on Child Labor Bill.

Not to be outdone by President Roose-
welt in the matter Of the Illustration Of
state papers, Senator Beveridge, OF In
diana, proposes to have at least one Of
his speeches illustrated.
He viii speak In the Senate the coming
week. probably Monday, on the bin be
has introduced prohibiting the interstate
transportation of goods manufactured in
establishments which employ child labor
Newspaper correspondents who have been
furnished advance copies Of the speech
have been "a armed that the Senator has
a number Of pa, 'sTaphs illustrating the
conditions under niCh children work in
some mines and factories. which are
available for use in the press. There is
probably no truth in the story that the
Indiana Senator will ask that the pictures
be printed with his speech in the Record
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

on his own responsibility He spoke Of
the wealth and population Of the Dis
trict. and said it outranked twenty-five
States in point of qualification for repre-
sentation in Congress.
Mr.. Jones. Of Virginia, endeavored to
secure an Increase from $720 10 $500 a
year in the salary OF granddaughter Of
Francis Scott Key, author Of the Star
Spangled Banner" who is employed as
an index clerk and a typewriter under
the District government. but by vote
Of eight 10 eighteen the committee de-
clined TO respond TO the sentiment which
favored the giving. as Mr. Gilbert eX-
pressed it. 'of an increase Of salary TO
the granddaughter of her grandfather.
The section Of the bill relating TO street
lamps was passed without a word of
discussion as TO the cost OF gas, or any
other phase OF the gas issue. The item
for maintenance of Rock Greek Park
was reached. when the House adjourned.
Consideration of the bill will be resumed
to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Guy q Allen. g. and Nadine C. Davis. I9. Ma
uassas Va. Rev b. l. Bakcman
Joseph o. BardoA, ., and Isabel NJ. Howard =.
Rev. J0seIh l. Mcguire
Peter B0uini. .. and Emma r Teyronnet y
both Of RicdmsEd, Va. Rev. james A q i5rlen
James G. rutherford. p, and Mary Z. Barber. 3
Rev W Thompson.
John b. Poehl, p. Grenobe. France, and Susan
\. Tosles. p, Massap0nax.- Va. Rev. William h..
Locke.
Frank Bash, o, and Lillian Teubucr 3 both Of
Philadelphia. Pa. Rev. Alfred Harding
Ward T. Sibiey, ., and Mary Seward. 20 both Of
Middles-x County, "a. Rev X. W Losrie
COLOREp
John Green. .. and Edncnia Carey, q Rev j.
G. D,ut
Frank Butler, Q. and Lena Merry e Rev. Aquila
Ssylcs
Walter Pinn q and Louise Fitzhugh. p Res.
William J. Howard.
Julian W. Ross. 25. and Helen E. johnson. p.
both of Baltimore Nd. Rev. G.. H. Harris
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
TeIephone Investigation Proposed.

Representative Wiley. Of New Jersey.
has introduced in the House a resolution
directing the House District Committee
to inquire into the cost of telephones in
the District Of Columbia, with power to
send for persons and papers. The resolus
ton is designed to go thoroughly into
the question Of efficiency Of service and
cost. The resolution can hardly be
acted on by the District Committee for a
week or ten days, and the limit Of time
before adjournment is so short that few
expect any practical results TO follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Alexandria COnfederates to
Hold Services.
LEADERS BIRTH CENTENARY
Observance VIII Begin with EXer-
cises I'm Christ Episcopal Church
with IA Banquet Given by Il. r..
Lee Camp I'm Confederate Home.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
BELL Teleuh0ne li3l
Corner q Prince and Royal Streets

iDIheI Ol liilCt anu hl9hl etfrStA
Alexandria. Va. Jan. 17.-Arrangements
have been completed for the memorial
exercises to be held at noon Saturday, in
Christ Episcopal Church, in observance Of
the centenary Of the birth Of Gen. Lee.
The programme will open with the pro
cessional hymn. Onward, Christian
Soldiers. followed by the reading Of
Scripture selections. The hymns, Prayer
Is the Souls Sincere Desire" and How
Firm a Foundation. Ye Saint Of the
Lord" will be sung. and addresses will
be delivered by Rev. William ). Morton.
rector OF Christ Church, and Rev. DR..
". T. Fisher, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church. The closing hymn VIII be For
the Saints Who From Their Labors
Rest"
A call has been issued 10 all the Con-
federate veterans and sons Of Confederate
veterans, who will attend the services, 10
meet at the Confederate Veterans Hall,
Prince street. at 80 O'Clock Saturday
morning. All the women who will take
part in the singing at the exercises Will
hold a rehearsal At O'Clock tomorrow
evening In Christ Church.
The following speakers viii respond TO
toasts al the banquet 10 be held BY r. L.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, Satur-
day evening. in the Confederate Home.
Representative John Lamb, Of Virginia,
who will respond 10 the toast Gen.
Lee" Charles c. Carlin. Sons Of Con-
federate Veterans" and John NJ John
ston, The Confederate Soldier"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
CONGRESS IN BRIEF.

The House continued the consideration Of the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill- Mr..
Hepburn criticised the condition Of Washing
tons IaYemenis. and held the Commissioners re-
sponsibe therefor Mr. CLARK Of Missouri. on a
point OF order killed an item allowing $500 for
the purchase Of childrens Fairgrounds. Mr.
Kline. Of Pennsylvania urged that the District
be given two Delegates ia Congress AR Ohm
sted, 81 Pennsllyania. spoke in opposition %
the discontinuauce of the Carlisle Indian School.
The House passed AIr- Tawney's resolution for
the relief Of sufferers from the Kingston disas-
ter. and adjourned % to-day.
The SENATE heard the conclusion q Ne, Fora
keTs speech. and a number of addresses on the
late Senator Bate of Tennessee. Mr. Blackburn
upset the Republicans harmony plans by again
interiecting the question Of the Presidents legal
ard constitutional right 20 dsc7arge the negro
t0ops in the form of amendment prepared
by Senator Cglberson. The Senate adjourned 20
t0das
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BRIBERY CASE CONTINUED.
Alleged That Aldermen Make Con-
tradIctOry Statements.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE grand jury to-
Gay continued its investigation Of how
eleven Municipal League Ownership
aldermen came TO vote for eX-Judge Ru-
fus b. Cowing for recorder two hours be-
fore $500 was paid 70 Alderman William
IS. Clifford. Of Long Island City, who is
accused of bribery.
From the statements made before the
grand jury by the aldermen It is irapos-
sible 10 make out from whom they Eot
the instructions 70 vote for Judge Cowing.
II is said that the contradictions in the
stories OF the aldermen make the case
against Clifford much stronger.
II is the intention of District Attorney
Jerome TO examine the ten aldermen at
the hearing Of the bribery charges against
Clifford before Magistrate Whitman on
next Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
MESSAGE ON CAR SHORTAGE.
President VIII Urge Enlargement of
Interstate Commerce Commission.

President Roosevelt viii send a special
message 10 Congress advocating increase
Of the powers Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
This decision was reached yesterday
after he had held conference with the
members Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and four representatives Of
the Reciprocal DemUrrage Committee,
who brought 20 Washington proof that
the railroads in the Northwest are re-
sponsible for the car shortage which is
causing so much suffering In the Dakotas
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Defining Naturalization.

The House Committee on Foreign Af-
fairs has virtually agreed on the Per
Fins bill, which provides that any natu-
rallied citizen who leaves the United
States and lives in his own or any
other foreign country for an uninter-
rupted period Of FIVE years shall forfeit
his citizenship. The bill permits wives
Of foreigners. in case Of death or di-
vorce of the husband. to regain their
American citizenship through applica-
tion TO the state Department
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
UNION MEN GO TO JAIL.
Printers Sentence Imposed Two
Years Ago Must BE Served.

Chicago. Jan. 17.-An order staying
execution Of sentence against Michael
Flannery and J. NJ Shea, Of the local
printers union. was vacated by Supe-
rior Judge McEwen late this afternoon,
and both men were taken 20 jail for
violation Of an injunction restraining
them from Interfering with strike
breakers employed by the printing
house Of r. r. Donnelly & Sons.
Sentence was imposed by Judge Hol-
dom two years ago, and the case has
been pending on appeal ever since. Shea
was sentenced to six months in Jail and
fined 500: Flannery 10 ten days in jail.
The union mems interference with the
strike breakers was admitted. II did
not consist In violence. however. but
only Of arguments 10 the employees to
leave their places The union asserted
It's representatives had n right to exert
moral sUasion.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Remedy for Appropriation of Patents

Senator Knox, Of Pennsylvania. re
ported favOraDly yesterday a bill au-
thorizing the owner of a United States
patent 20 bring suit in the Court Of
Claims for damages for its appropria-
tion and use by the government This
legislation Is intended to cure the defect
in the laws pointed out by recent de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court, which has
held that the government has right TO
use patents without making contracts
therefor
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
MiadIetorn Phx.IeIan weds.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Frederick. Md. Jan. 17.-Dr. Roy v.
HauVeT. a prominent young physician,
and Miss Margaret z. Remsburg. both
Of Middletown, were married in Christ
Reformed Church. Middletown, last
night the ceremony being performed
by Rev. j. ". POntius. Mrs. GraysOn
=. Stanley, of Frederick. was matron
OF honor, and Miss Olga d. Sottlemeyer,
of Wolfsville, and Misses Bertha Rudy,
Maud Shafer, and Katharine Pontius, OF
MiddletOwn, bridesmaids.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
No More whistIing to sweethearts.

The House bill to regulate the blow
ing Of whistles by tugs and other craft
was reported favorably yesterday from
the Senate Committee on Commerce
These small vessels. equipped with big
steam sirens. have not only annoyed
persons ashore, particularly in big har-
bors Ike New York, but have inter
fered with navigation by the confusion
of signals caused when they are only
signaling to the sweethearts and wives
Of their crews
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Rival Banks TO Merge.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Nd. Jan. 17.-The pro-
moters ~ the new Peoples Savings
Bank. OF Middietown, this county, which
vas Incorporated last week, have ac-
quired a controlling interest in the VAL
ley Savings Bank, a rival institution.
and the interests OF both Will be con-
solidated. The capital OF the Valley
Savings Bank will be increased from
$4,000 to $4,000 and the bank will
have a surplus OF $4,000
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Sues Railway for Damages.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Mo. Jan. 1.-THE Chesa-
peake Beach Railroad Company was
made defendant IN the Circuit Court here
to-day IN suit OF $500, for alleged per
sonaI injuries. The plaintiffs are Bessie
V and John r Sherbert Miss Sherbert
was a passenger aboard a train of the
railroad company which had stopped a.
Piudells, and it is alleged that by d sud
den starting Of the train she was thrown
to the ground and injured.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
TraiD JumpS tho TracLs

Special 10 rho Washington Herald.
salisbury. y. c.. Jan. IA passenger
train running from S,atesville 70 Char
Iotte jumped the track at Davidson.
twenty miles from Charlotte tonight
and Engineer Leonard was severely nurt
i'm jumping from the engine and falling
across the rails. The negro fireman had
his foot cut off.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
EuIogies of senator Bate.

Senator Carmack yesterday called up
his resolution declaring the regret Of
the Senate at the death of the late SEN
ator Bate. of Tennessee, and extolIing
his life and services. Among those who
delivered eulogies on the deceased SEN
atOr were Senators Carmack. Daniel.
Nelson, McEnery Clark (of Montana.
SpoOner, and Frazier
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
New Lighthonse Tenders

The bill to increase the limit Of cost
of the five lighthouse tenders hereto
fore authorized from $4,000 to $500. .OOO
each has been reported favorably by
the Senate Committee on Commerce.
Two Of the ships are destined for serv-
ice on the Atlantic coast and the others
on the Great Lakes and Pacific coast.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Election Bet Is Paid.
90 The Washington Herald

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 1.-THE members
Of the AnnapoItan Club were entertained
at dinner tonight as the result Of n wager
on the HCghes-Hearst election, in Novem-
Der last. The host was Hamilton Gale
a member OF the club, who took the
Hearst end OF the bet The wager was
made with ex-Mayor Charles 4. Dubers.
Of Annapolis, the agreement being that
the loser should give a dinner 20 the
club.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Miss Clara Ritter a Bride.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Jan. 1.-THE resi-
dence Of Mrs. Charles Edward Ritter
was the scene Of pretty wedding this
evening. when her daughter, Miss Clara
Virginia Ritter became the bride Of
Thomas William Massie. also of Win
chester. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. f. r. Northern, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. and was followed
by a supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Ahssie will
reside here
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Anarchist Lender Ont on Bail.

Paterson n. J., Jan. l7-Luigi Cal
leani, the anarchist leader, arrested re-
Gently at Barre. Vt. 10 answer indiCt-
ments for melting riot in Paterson four
years ago. was released this evening on
bail Victor Blotto, a New York wine
merchant, furnished 5000 cash security
Bail was originally fixed at $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
william d. CIoe Married.
The Mashinrton Herald

0THc1aI % IH0 Nds-IIIlsIVH IIIINII-
Fredericksburg, Va, Jan. I7.-Wiiliam
3. Cloe, formerly of Stafford County, now
Of Charlottesville, and Miss Elnora
Blanche Woodward daughter Of A. p.
woodward. OF Louisa County. we're mar
ried yesterday in the Methodist church at
Louisa Courthouse.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
To Preserve House Davis Occupied.

Montgomery. Ala, Jan IA bill was
presented in the house to-day to appro-
pirate 5000 to preserve the old residence
occupied by jefferson Davis when he came
here as President Of the Confederacy
IL is known as the White House of the
Confederacy. and will be used for stor-
age of relics
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Memorial Addresses

Sunday, February 10, after the delivery
Of addresses in memoriam Of Hon. Rock
wood Hoar, the House Of Representatives
by order made yesterday, viii listen to
addresses upon the life, character. and
public services Of the late Hon. r. +. Les
ter, Of Georgia.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Ti,ree Convicts Arc Pardoned

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, Jan. 11.-Three men
who were confined in the Maryland
House Of Correction have within the last
day or two been released on pardons
granted by Gov. Warfeld at the re-
quest of the officials Of the institution
They are Thomas Sewell. Of Frederick
County. and Daniel McCready and Will
liam H. Neal. OF Dorchester County.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Hearing on Union station Terminal

This morning at 1879 the Senate Dis
trict Committee viii give a hearing to the
bill relating to the Termiqal Company,
which will have charge of the switching
of trains in the Union Station This bill
contains the prohibition of smOke-issuing
locomotives in the new station
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
PouItry shox a sucee.s.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. Jan. 1.-THE show Of
the Western Maryland Poultry and Pet
Stock Association. now in progress at
Frostburg, is the largest ever attempted
in Allegany County.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ACCIDENTALLY KILL FOREMAN.
Strikes Negro with a Gun, Which Is
Discharged with Fatal Results.

speelal % IhO WashlngtoD HcTaId-
Fredericksburg. Va. Jan. T.-C. r.
Collins, son Of c. L. Collins, Of Bowling
Green, Caroline County. was accidentally
killed to-day at Keyesville, Charlotte
County. by the accidental discharge of
gun. Mr. Collins. who was engaged IN
had a dispute with one Of the
negro hands. picked Up gun and struck
the negro. The gun broke and discharged,
the load entering his body, causing death
IN a few hours. His body was taken 10
HIS former home for interment-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Snenka for CnrIi.Io

During consideration Of the District bill
In the House yesterday, Mr.. Olmsted, Of
Pennsylvania, spoke in opposition to the
proposition pending in the Senate TO
abolish the Indian school at Carlisle in
his district
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Army Nomination Calendar Clear.

All the nominations sent TO the SEN
ate for promotions in the army have
been acted upon favorably by the Senate
Committee on Military Affairs
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
MIdshipmnn Gromer Resigns

Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, Jan. T7.-James G. B..
Gromer, Of McFal, Mo, has resigned
from the fourth class OF midshipmen
Naval Academy. and his resignation has
been accepted by the Navy Department.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Card Index of wills

Senator Gallinger will move an amend
ment to the District appropriation bill ap-
propriating $500 for a card index Of
wills fled from IS01 10 date.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Playground Item Goes Out.

1Ir. Mann. who was in the chair. sus-
tanned the point Of order made by Mr.
Clark that the item was new legislation,
because it was not in that part Of the
bin where the school appropriations were,
and so was not sermare where It stood
Mr.. Kline, of Pennsylvania. during the
consideration of the District bill spoke
at length in support of the bill introduced
by him giving the District Of Columbia
two Delegates in the House. The speech
was the result Of long and careful study
into the history and growth OF Wash
ington and the necessity for Il rearrange-
ment of the District government Mr..
Kline said he proposed his bill entirely
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SCORES OUR STREETS
Mr.. Hepburn Goes After Dis
tPict Commissioners.
PAvEMENTS IN HORRID SHAPE

Mr.. Kline spreaks in Support of Del
egafes from the Dfstrict-ChamD
Clark AssaiIs the Public Play
ground Idea-Star SPangied Banner
Does Not Appeal to Members.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

DentuI Plates Unnecessary
BY the Alve0la method of Dr. D. {
Waldo. Cost little. 1910 n. Y ave NV
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BUREAU B .! TRANSACTIONS
v. Won kYeuteF

=
Translations into and from all European
and Oriental languages Courses in French.
German, English, Russian, Polish, Swed-
ish, Spanish, and Italian.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

Mrs. Carrie Nation spoke TO a small
audience in Lannon's Opera House this
evening on the liquor traffic. Il has been
arranged for her TO speak In the old
First Presbyterian Church. South Fair
fax street, tomorrow afternoon and night
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Fined for Carrying Pistol.

for the members Of the police force will
be laid before the city council by the
board Of police commissioners to which
Ii was presented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
MRS. ], j. TEEFY.

Street NJ T.. Church, who has been
quite sick at his home for some time
past. was able to be out yesterday.
Mrs G. w. Clements, of $40 Decatur
Street, who has been visiting her son.
Mr.. V. J. Clements, at Dorset, Va, has
Mrs. l.. NJ. Latham left Sunday for
Washington where she went to attend
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. l3yrnes,
who died there Saturday.
A meeting of the Finance Committee
has been called for tomorrow night
at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. a. H. Smith, of Petersburg. is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. G. o. Wood
ward. of Cowardin Avenue.
The building fund committee Of Fifth
Street Nj. r., Church have inaugurated n
car TO- raise funds for building
Streets. The campaign will last thirty
days.
Miss Mamie Parkinson is the guest Of
Miss Lucy Wingo, of No. 40 East Nine
Rev G. o, Woodward, pastor of
Cowardin Avenue Christian Church,
returned yesterday from Norfolk.
The first rehearsal for Mrs. Wigs
of The Cabbage Patch" was held last
night in the home of Mrs, Andrew
Snellings on Porter Street.
The ,d patrGk tea g given, last nght
by the ladies of st. Anthony's Aid
! Society was a pronounced success. The
| ladies' are much gratihed at the re-
J suit of their undertaking.
| = a shamrock tea will be given to-
night in the locture-rooms of the
| Sunday school class.
Junius Faulkes. colorcd, wanted on
| the charge of seduction, gave himself
! up at the police station last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
FOOLED THE PREACHER
Al Doctors Brother Thought Postum
was Coffee.

A wise doctor found out coffee was
hurting him, SO he quit drinking 1t,
He was ESQ busy with his practice, hovr
ever, that his wife had to write how he
fooled his brother, n clergyman, one day
at dinner She says.
Doctor found coffee was injuring him,
and decided to give Postum a trial, and
we have used It now for four years with
continued benefit, In fact, he IL now
free from tho long train Of Ills that fox
low coffee drinking
ITO show how successfully we arc In
making Postum properly, will relate
an incident AT n dinner VIC gave, Doc
tor suggested that we serve Postum n'
stead of ordinary coffee.
Doctors brother, Clergyman, sup
posed 1t was old-fashioned coffee, and
remarked, as he called for his second
cup, If you do preach against coffee. y
see you haven't forgotten how TO make
IT,"
This goes to show that well-made--
fully boiled Postum has much the flavor
and richness OF good coffee, although y
has an Individuality all Its own. A ten
days, trial will prove that ~ has none
Of the poisonous effect Of ordinary coi
fee, but will correct tho troubles cause
by coffee, "There's ~ reason,' Name
furnished by Postum co, Ltd, Battls
Greek. Mich. sg-H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
MOONSHINE WHIsKEY.
Marshal Treat to Sell Big Lot in
Newport News,

United states Marshal Morgan Treat
viii leave this afternoon for Newport
News, where tomorrow for about two
hours he vim be engaged in the whole
sale liquor business. He will dispose
of about 1900 gallons OF corn whlskey
which was seized some months ago by
the revenue officials because of the
failure of the owner to comply with
tho revenue laws in such cases made
and provided.
Licensed pistillery, No 3S, located al
Morrison, in Warwick county about
! six miles from Newport News. and
owned and conducted by A. M. Moring,
| had long been suspected of IRREGULAR
| ties--that IS, making and selling q
| great deal more corn juice than 1T paiC
taxes to the government on. The dis
tillery was raIdcd by the officers ant
the suspicious were found to he we'll
grounded, MorinR, the proprietor, ha,
got wind of the intention of the om
GERS to pay him n visit, and skippe,
the country lie has not been seen o
heard of since last November. Blu
the unstamped corn liquor could no
skip, and 1t was captured. Marsha
Treat viii sell 1t at auction in New
port News tomorrow.