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The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
The Ideal Advertising Medium

wish to outline to you the ideal
advertising medium. II IS the home
newspaper. It is a paper which is so
filled with good thoughts for every
member of the family that it finds a
warm welcome and an eager reading
wherever it goes. 1t is free from
crime and scandal and unwholesome
things 1t takes more pride in the
quality of its circulation than in the
mere quantity-but it has the guam
tity as we'll as the quality 1t is not
boastful nor too much given to find
ing fault. 1t wins the confidence of
the people by its simplicity, honesty
purity and progressveness. II
handles the news OF the day in a
manner which appeals to the better
class of people and to the better ma
ture OF all people. It emphasizes
the hopeful features of the news
rather than the discordant one. It has
permanent location Tor IFS special
features. 1t IS an authority on what
ever It undertakes to exploit. 1t has
a reputation for correctness. II
regulates its advertising pages bv
reasonable requirements regarding
display and illustrations, so that the
page represents pleasing whole
Waldo P. Wnryea, advertising man
oger Marshall Field s. Co., Chicago.
Libbsy 6 Co. sthst and New YORK ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
HURLs BABY TNTO So.
Demented Mother of Eleven Drown
FOurteen-mOnthS-O Baby.

Demented Mother of Eleven browns
FOHrteen-mOnthS-OId Baby.
New York, March 29-Becoming de-
mented while crossing the ocean on the
German steamer Koenig Albert. Filomena
Aquila, a steerage passenger, threw her
infant daughter. Rosario, fourteen months
old, through a port hole Of the steamer,
and the little one was drowned. The moth
er was only prevented from committing
suicide by members Of the crew of the
vessel
After the mother tossed the child over
board. the ships engines were stopped
and vain search Of thirty minutes was
made
Mrs. Aquila is the mother Of eleven
children. and she and her husband to-
gether with FIVE of the children. embarked
at Naples for this country. The mother
and the baby became i'll on the way over.
and It is said that while suffering from
her illness, the mother threw the child
overheard.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
RESTS IN OIL TRUST CASE.
Government Ends Introduction Of
Evidence Against standard.

Chicago. March @-The government s
counsel to-day rested its case against the
Standard on Company. which has been
on trial before United States District
Judge Lands on a charge OF receiving re-
bates on the shipment OF oil over the Chi
eago and Alton Railroad.
The greater part Of the hearing which
has already occupied more than a months
time, has been devoted 20 the Introduction
of documentary evidence by the goyern-
ment tending 20 prove that 1893 cars of
oil were transported by the Chicago and
Alton road al cents hundred pounds.
one-third Of the rate said by the prosecu-
tion 10 be called for on the tariffs of the
company.
Judge Lands sustained the motion for
a continuance. and fixed the time for the
case to be resumed for next Monday
morning. Special arrangements have been
made by the court to allow the jury as
much personal freedom as possible during
the inteFmissiOn. Three special bafiffs
have been provided, and the jury will be
divided into squads of three and four, and
will be allowed TO go about the city on
sightseeing excursions tomorrow and
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
DR.. MARVIN HAS HOPES.
Expects to Find Kidnapped Roy in
New York City.

Dover, Del. March 29.-The Marvin alb
duction case had another most sensa-
tional development tonight. when the de-
tectves secured from Miss Lucy Kfllen
the details Of the entrance at midnight of
the Logan schoolhouse two miles from
the Marvin homestead. The marauders
were probably the same two who held up
Miss Killen in the woods on Tuesday
evening before they rified the sehoolroom.
pinned note OF warning that they pro-
posed to kill her, and then burned some
thing ia the stove, raking and sorting over
all the ashes.
Or. Marvin, the father of the abducted
boy, now seems 70 pin his hopes on a let
ter that declared his boy was in New
York City.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
WILL MOVE POPES BODY.
Funeral Services of Leo XII WIN Be
without Military Escort.

Rome, March 29.-The Vatican has
notified the Italian government that
the Pope has decided the removal OF
the body of Leo XIII from St. Peters to
the new tomb shall occur in the day
time, provided it shall be guaranteed
that the cortege through Rome shah
pass unmolested. Negotiations are now
pending concerning the measures that
viii be finally adopted 10 this end.
The Vatican is Indifferent whether
the route of the cortege is lined with
troops or whether the hearse is merely
surrounded by cavalry.
When the arrangements shall have
been completed, the date of the re.
moval VIII be definitely fixed. Prob
ably II viii be AT the end Cf this month
or the beginning OF next. as Mgr. Riggs.
the Papal master Of ceremonies. Is al
ready preparing the details of the fune-
tiOn.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
ABE RUEF A MILLIONAIRE
San Francisco Boss Holds Big Ac-
counts in Banks.
All Funds said TO Have Been rAc.
quired In BOOdIing transactions
Traced by Detectives.

San Francisco. March 29.-Before the
grand jury tomorrow it is expected that
testimony viii be given which will estab-
iish that Abe Ruef kept on deposit in the
banks OF San Francisco hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars. Every cent that Ruef
got through boodling operations has been
traced by Detective Burns.
Full details viii be placed before the
grand jury. Bankers with whom Ruef
carried large accounts will give testimony
and produce books if necessary.
Up TO few months ago, Ruef had on
deposit IN San Francisco banks nearly
81. .O0OO00
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
SPENDS $1,000 ON SPEECHES.
Depew CircuIates 100000 Copies of
Addresses-Printing BIN Big.

NESW NAENuiHNcs oRUstNW t0utSs of
Addresses-Printing Bin Big.
TWO men and three boys employed in
the folding-room Of the Senate are com
pleting two weeks job in mailing out
to Senator Depew's constituents in New
York copies Of the Senator's speeches de-
iivered during the late session Of Con-
gress. BY arrangement with the Govern
ment Printing Once. Senator pepew has
had printed 100000 copies of his speeches.
and these are being mailed In bundles ia
every postmaster in the State for dis
tribution
Each speech is separately printed. and
one OF each is inclosed in an envelope.
The postmasters are expected to dis
tribute these envelopes among the patrons
of their respective offices. Senators and
Representatives are required to pay for
extra copies Of their speeches printed for
distribution, and It is estimated that Sen
ator Depew's printing bill will be some
where between 5000 and 5000.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
THREW DICE FOR GIRL.
Winner Murdered as a Result OF
Three-e0rnered Game.

New York. March 9.-coroner Amber
held an inquest to-day at Jamaica, L. l.,
into the death OF Vito Vittno, who was
shot in the yard OF his home. at Y Ridge
street, Astoria. early this month. AS a
result Of the inquiry the coroner ordered
that Carmulio Deteantanio. If he is found.
be held for the grand jury. Giuseppe
Acito was held as q witness.
Vito Munaseilo. who was wounded at
the same time, testified sssat Deteantanio
did the shooting The witness said he
thought that the missing man had prob
ably fed to Europe.
Detective Graham. of Brooklyn, fled an
affidavit in which he said thar he had
secured from an Italian woman who lives
near the house at which the shooting
took place, information to the effect that
the shooting was the sequel TO a game of
dice. According to her story Deteantanio.
Vlttino. and snothen man threw dice to
see who should wed a certain young
Italian woman, and that Vittino was tbs
winner. The shooting In the yard fol-
lowed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
JENNIE BURcH RECONC1LED.
Murderer of Little Winship Baby
Taken TO MatteaNnn.

Carmel, n. Y, March 29.-Reconciled to
her fate, through the forgiveness of Mrs.
Winsnip. mother of the little boy she
killed, because she loved him so" is
Jennie Bureh, acquitted last night of q.
murder charge, on the ground of insanity
Sheriff Barry started with his prisoner
for Matteawan this afternoon. Jennie
cried bitterly at the parting with her
friends. who thronged the station To saw
good-by. II was particularly hard for
her TO leave little Loretta Barry. the
youngest child Of Sheriff Barry. to whom
she has become attached since the trial
began. Attorney Dempsey assured her
ne would come TO see her often and some
day get her out.
This coniforted her and on the train
she became calmer and announced her in
tention Of doing the best she could In the
asylum.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
FIND WORK TOO HARD.
Soldiers Refuse to Re-enIist in Cuba
Prefer Coast ARTILLERY.

Havana. March 2s.-Fhe enlisted per-
soanel OF the American army of occu-
patton IS becoming depleted because
the men will not re-enlist. as they do
not Ike 10 serve in Cuba. Great diff,
Guilty is found in securing recruits in
the United States. Scores Of men are
leaving up0n the expiration Of their
term Of enlistment
The new system Of. arduous practice
marches IN the summer 10 brigade
camps is making the service distastefuI
to many. Many OF the men discharged
here are going home 10 enlist in the
Coast Artillery, where they VIII re-
main at one station and have an easy
life without any practice marches.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Partly cloudy and
cooler to-day tomorrow. fair,
with moderate temperature light
to fresh southwest to northwest
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
SNAKES SWARM EVERYWHERE.
Reptiles Give Women of New Jersey
Town Lively scare.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Morristo@n. n j.. March 2s.-Residentz
Of Olymphant Park. n beautiful resi-
dental neighborhoOd in Morristown. were
given a scare this morning. when that
section seemed 10 swarm with snakes.
The trouble started when a servant en-
ployed by Henry W. Landfear saw a
garter snake on the sidewalk. Her
screams brought out the nsEghbors. who
attempted to XIII the reptile
While the chase was al its height. Let
ter Carrier George DegrOOt came along
snd blew his whistle as entered a
house 10 deliver some r1aiE Tie merry
blast seemed 20 have a magical effect for
almost in an instant came snakes from
all directions. The women out for tho
nrst reptile retreated % their several
homes on the run. but Carrier Degroot
was not 70 be routed by a little thing ike
snakes. He succeeded in killing nine
garter snakes Of good size and on, adder
before he vas compelled TO resume his
work Of delivering mail
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
InCAI.

2-DoVer and Foraker Confer.
2-Will Suspend Brownsville Hearing.
misses Shonts Defend Chauffeur.
o-Mercury Rises High Again.
5-Bureau Home 70 Be Original.
5-President Undecided as to Railroad
Speech.
i2-Committee Named to Examine MIX.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TEI.EGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
bryan Modifies Railroad Ideas.
1-Cannon Talks, on Panama Canal
Troops XIII 1900 Roumanians.
Roosevelt Favors Jui-jitsu.
boss Ruet Has a Million in Bank.
1-Armstrong Quits Casualty Company
S-Hondurans Land in New Orleans.
S-Raiiroad Strike Conference To-day.
S-Man Gives Blood to Save Wife.
4-rhaw Lunacy Inquiry to Continue.
News of Maryland and Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
FALSE ALARM STIRs PALACE.

AndIspOsItion 9 Spanish Queea
Starts Rumor OF AccOuehememt.
Madrid. March 29.-The palace stan
was electrified to-day by the belief that
the Queen had been accouched some
what prematurely
Her majesty was attacked by a sud
den indispositiOn and her English ply
sician was hastily called The trouble
proved to be only temporary and the
Queen recovered. 1t is expected that
the event VIII take place not later
than the middle of April.
Her physicians have advised the
King to shorten as much as>p possible his
visit to Cartagena. where he is going
to meet King Edward
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
JUMPS INTO NIAGARA.

Woman CARRIED In Black CravvIs
Through Fence 80 End Life.
Niagara Falls. n Y. March Z.-This
afternoon a woman garbed in black
crawled through the iron railing at Pros
pect Point and jumped over the American
Fails Mrs F. n. Garland, OF s1S Pros
pect avenue, this city, and William Allen.
Of S04 Federal avenue. Allentown. Pa. saw
the woman's suicide.
She left nothing behind her by which
she might be identified. She wore cape
instead Of a jacket
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
HUGHES AFTER PIGGOTT.
New York Issues Regulation on Dis.
triet of Columbia.

Albany, n. Y, March 29.-Gov. Hughes
to-day issued reauisitions upon the chief
justice Of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
triet of Columbia for the return to this
State Of Joseph Piggott. who is charged
with violating his parole from Sing Sing
prison, where he was sent after convic-
ton for grand larceny for stealing cloth
ing and money on January l5 1904. In
Brooklyn, and upon the governor Of Cali
fornia for Joseph Blaha, who ran away
from New York City on July ( last, leav-
ing his family without means Of support.
Blaha has nine children, the eldest but
fifteen years Of age
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
TEN RUSSIAN REDS CAUGHT.
Capture includes Arms with stryeh-
nine-Iaden Bullets.

ST. Petersburg. March 2.-The police
have arrested, at Revai, ten persons form
ing the committee Of the revolutionary
hghtjng organization. The capture is re-
gaTded as very important. The property
seized included, besides printing plant,
literature. arms, and ammunition, espa-
cially a store OF hollow bullets designed
10 be filled with strychnine, a quantity
Of which was also found
There were also seized printed regula-
lions for the distribution of money
plundered throughout the empire, accord
ing to which the revolutionary 0rganiza~
ton received three-teuths of ali sums be-
low 1000 Tubles, three-hfths below i0.000
ruhIes, and two-thirds above 10000, the
remainder being divided among indi-
Yiduals belonging to the organization.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
MRS. SAGE GIVES $4,000.
Presents Additional sum to Sag Har-
bOF school.

Sag Harbor, Long Island, March q
Word has just been received here by VIII
iage President William Reidn1an that
Mrs Russell Sage has given an additional
s5o,oo0 toward the rev school which is 10
be erected. The money is to 60 with that
which Airs. Sage has aireadT given as a
memorial 10 her Hlofher. who svas born
here. The new school when completed
viii be the finest IN the State.
The only stipulation Mrs. Sage makes
with her gift IS that the building be fire
proof throughout
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
PROBING COTTON WRECK.
Criminal CareIessness Charged in
California smash-up.

California Smash-up.
Colton. Cal, March 29-Tnvestigation OF
charges Of criminal earelessness were in
stituted to-day resultant upon the wreck
Thursday afternoon Of a tourist train on
the Southern Pacific, in which twenty
eight persons were killed. The train run
ming at high speed crashed into an open
switch. The switch was left open. 1t is
charged, through the earelessness of a
member of the freight crew which pre-
eeded the passenger The engine turned
over and the forward cars were crushed
and splintered.
All the dead, except one Italian woman,
are men.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
Praise From Abroad.

The head of large English firm
which advertises extensively in that
country, and recently has begun to
Use advertising space in the news
papers of the United States, in a let
ter to the, firms New York repre-
sentative, says:
we received a copy Of The
Washington Herald, which we
examined with critical care. We
cannot commend 1t too highly.
It's reading IS clean and well
written. and its editorial tone
healthier than any American pa
per that has come under our no
tiee. We like It very much and
We commend 1t to your favorable
action. Of course, this is a mat
ter that is entirely within your
own province and your own iudg-
ment. But we all like its makeup
and its lack of sensational fea-
lures, which sometimes mar your
newspa apefs."
This keen appreciation of the
merits of The Washington Herald
as a newspaper IS shared by the New
York agents to whom it was written,
and ii may be added that advertising
agents throughout the country are
readily realizing the superior value
OF this newspaper as a medium of
reaching the people of the Capital
and surrounding country.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
KISS PROVES COSTLY.
Minister Of Georgia Baptist Church
Loses His Place.

Loses itis Place.
speciai TO The Washington Herald
Atlanta, Ga, March 2s.-At a meet
ing OF the board Of deacous Of the
Edgewood Baptist Church. Rev. G. L.
Barnwel was discharged from the
church on the charge, admitted by him.
Of attempting TO kiss Mrs. c. A. Lon
don. the wife of the Sunday school
superintendent OF the church.
Her husband. learning about the af-
fair from his wife, went to the home OF
Ar. Barnwell forced him to return to
the London home. and there with both
parties present. learned the whole facts.
hr. London says that the minister
kissed his wife. The pastor states he
only made the attempt.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
dig DITCH OR BUST"
Is CANNON'S SLOGAN
"Uncle Joe" Voices Senti-
ments of Canal Party.
JUNKETERS AT HAVANA
Reach Port with Statesmen
Doing Minstrel Turns.

Cuban Leaders Desire Conference
with speaker-CurtiS says Project
VIII Cost Less Than SI5O,OOO,OOO.
Tawney Finds a Little Extrava-
VIII BE Finished in Eight Years.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
RnosereIt store Rurns.

La Crosse, Wis. March 29.-Fire to-day
partially destroyed the buildings occupied
by the La Crosse Candy and Cracker
Company. and the W. A. Roosevelt Com
pany, wholesale plumbing supplies. en-
failing a loss OF $4,000
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
To-dnx la sInnn,A

A large and attractive sale of desirable
furniture from a X street residence, q To-
cal storage warehouse, and other sources
taxes place at Sloan's, 1907 9 ST., to-day
at 10 q. N. An unrestricted auction N
which housekeepers and dealers are in
vited-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Via Pennsylvania Railroad everv Satur.
day and Sunday. Ali regular trains az.
cept the Congressional Limited" Ticket
good to return until Sunday night.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

2O,oOo Easter lilies and BIoonsing Plants
Retailed at wholesale prices at Krsmer's.
the Florist, sl6 + 81 NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
French Oceunv oudido

Paris, March IA French column oc
cupied the town Of Oudjda at 10 0 clock
this morning. Its entry was unoppOsed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
KILL 1000 PEASANTS
ROumanian Troops Guilty of
AtrOciOus CrueltieS.
MANY WOMEN AMONG SLAIN
bloody Battle at stHneSti, in which
Rebels Fight with DeSperation-Ar-
tiilery Used and Towns ana viz
ages Being bonn Observation-Disclosures
but Ruins Left-InhabItants Killed.

/ Vienna. March 29.-The newspaper
print further stories of fierce dghtine
1 in Roumanis. More than 900 peasants
are dead and several thousand wounded
There seems to be some doubt about
! the dates on which the engagements oc-
CURED, but most OF the stories refer to
March q and 2S. when the use OF ar
/ tillery against the rebels had become
! general
it IS stated that every rebel town and
village IS being bombarded into ruins.
One hundred and forty houses at Vicrl
have been thus demolished. and more
than 300 peasants were killed. Two
neighboring villages were razed and all
their inhabitants killed
There was a bloody battle. in which
the rebels fought with furious despera-
tion. ~ StanestL The losses OF the troops
were trifing. but SEQ peasants were
killed and 900 wounded. One version
of the story of this fight says that after
the bulk of the troops We're withdrawn
the peasants gathered again and mas
sacred the remainder.
Bands Of peasants are surrounded by
tAttto AL ID eAitAf d anu 4HtNdSLh and are
resisting desperately. Artillery is being
used against them.
Many women among the rebels have
shared the same fate as the men. The sol
diers and peasantry are reported TO be
vying in cruelty The mutual atrocities
seldom have been equaled in Balkan rec
Ords.
The records of fighting might be multi
Piled indefinitely. but apparently some of
the stories reiterate others. although Civ
ing different localities. This is explained
by the fact that the fights have occurred
between villages either of which is equal
ly near the scene of conflict,
The State Department yesterday re-
ceiyed a cahlegram from Bucharest, say
ing that the Agrarian and anti-Jewfsh
rioting had spread greatly during the
past week. The losses have been great.
and large numbers of peaceful peasants
have been killed by the troops, which
have employed artillery against the peo-
pie.
The property of several Jews, natural
lied citizens Of the country, is reported to
have been destroyed in Moldavfa.
The dispatch adds that a Liberal cabinet
has been formed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
BRYAN QUALITIES
IDEAS ON RAILROADS
Now FaFors State and Fed
eral Regulation.
GIVES OUT STATEMENT
Thinks Government Should Own
Trunk Lines.

Question Not Yet Ready for Con-
alteration, and Sebraskan Believes
Regulation Is Necessary UntiI Peo-
pie Are Prepared-No Danger of
Supervision Being Carried Too Far.
Writes Henry n. whitney.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
Baltimore and Return sl.25.

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, Goth days. except ROYAL Iiro-
tied City offices. Ifl7 6 ST. and SIS Penna-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from u 10 3 i4lz n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
Is Your SurDIas MONEY Esr,sn,

ou an ineomeY All accounts draw inter-
est in banking dept of Union Trust a..
i4l4 +. Deposits subject to check at will.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
,. II. Small & sons, Florists,
SI.25 10 baltimore and Return

Washington and New York. Do not fan !.
see our Eastern display Towering plants.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Boards. wide. an heart. 200 per 100 It
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
NO MARRIED MEN ADMITTED.
Capt. Groon,e Issues order to Penn
syIvania Troops.

Wilkesharre. Pa. March 2.-Capt
Groome, of Philadelphia. chief COM
mander OF the State eonstabulary OF
Pennsylvania, has issued orders TO each
Of the three troops that in future no
married men shall be enlisted. and any
member marrying shall be given an hon
orable discharge.
rms applies only to privates. The rea-
son for the order is that the married
men have to live outside the barracks
ahd are not readily available in case Of a
Sudden call to duty.
lilies, Azaieas and Hydrangeas, Etc.
% Easter. Finest specimens; reasonable
prices Choice cut flowers. ShafTer, 18th & I
Boards. wide. bright 500 per 100 #
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Alabama Fl00ring, mostly eage grain.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Ll6bsy 8 g. sth s. I'd Nav ZOE ars.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Boards, wide. bright 500 per 100 IT
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Lumber trust br0keu-Libbey 3 CO.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Flowers from BIackfStone's.
lake acceptable Easter offerings. 18th & II
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Libbey 6 Co. sth.st. and New YORK ave.
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Reduced to s250 per 100 It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-22

Young Morton was a brother OF
James Morton. He was born IN NIB
souri,. lie was about thirty years 81
age. lie had worked on the southern
Pacific from ~ Puso 10 Del RIO. on
the Texas Pacific. from El Paso 70
3ip SYrings. and been on this road
some time. ana WAS recognized as a
faithful. honest and trustworthy man
AT this writing we cannot learn
whore the other members Of his fam
ily live. 49,
Burial was at IL Paso under the
auspices of me brotherhood of Loco
motive FircWeu and Englntnleu
Tho deceased had served with the
suites volunteers in the phil
inptnps ana DIS road has Lost a good
man. and hts order ana family 81 faith-
ful member ana associate.