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The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Candidates Working Hard.

The candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Congress from this dis
trict are now putting in some heavy
Icks as the campaign draws to a close.
With but eight days intervening before
the primary. the contestants are striving
20 cover as much ground as possible and
10 round uD their forces in every sec
tion. r. Lindsey Gordon. Of Louisa. was
in this city to-day looking after his In
terests He expressed confidence Of sue
cess at the polls c. c. CarIin. Of this
city. has returned home after a campaign
through Stafford. He declares that he
is certain of securing the nomination.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
THE PENNHURST

AHaHtc CITY. " J., Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Open an The year Steam heat Elevator to street
.eE-. HC,k.6t on application. Wi H. HOOD.
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MAIL MAN ARRESTED.
Charged with Opening Letters Adj
dressed 10 Midshipmen.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. June lo-Filipe Ren0uf,
a mail orderly at the Naya: Academy,
was this morning arrested on a Federal
warrant. sworn out before United States
Commissioner Julian Brewer, charged
with opening with intent to embezzle,
letters which passed through his hands
in his official capacity. The warrant was
sworn ont by authorities Of the NavG
Academy. He was held in 500 security for
HIS appearance before the Federal grand
jury at Baltimore.
Two letters which Renouf is accused
Of having opened were addressed to Mid
shipmen E. II. Williams and II. \. Bagg
and contained. respectively. $l2 and SO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
NEWSPAPER MAN WEDS.
Mr. Joseph {. McCombs MarrieS Miss
Esther II. shelley.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
HaeerStown, Md. June 10.-Miss Es-
ther p. Shelley and Joseph s. McCombs
a newspaper man of Homer City, Pa
were married at the brides home here
this afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
J. 3. Townsend. Of the First Christian
Church. A reception and dinner fol-
lowed. After a trip TO jamestown. the
couple will reside at Homer City.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
REV. Mr.. FLEMING RESIGNS.
Dean of Lynchburg Oua Ministers
90 Retire Next September.

Special % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, June 11-Rey. DIR
Robert H. Fleming, pastor Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church. dean Of the
Protestant ministers Of the city. tender
ed his resignation last night. He Will re-
tire after the meeting Of the Montgomery
Presbytery IN September.
Dr. Fleming came here twenty years
ago after a years work in Washington.
He went to Washington from Woodstock.
Shenandoah County.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
DISTILLER FOUND GUILTY.
Thomas Sagrr Gcta Jail Sentence In
Addition To $3.50 Fine.
UcCi8l n The washington HcTlll

SPECIAL f1 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. June io-Thomas
Sager. disdllcr Of Frederick County.
was to-day found guilty of violating the
liquor laws and was fined $3.50 and SEN
fenced TO sixty days I'm Jail by Judge
Thomas W. Harrison.
Later. Sager renewed former bond
to appear and answer similar charges in
the United States Court at Parkersburg.
W. Va. June Il, following which he will
be brought back n Winchester 10 serve
two months in Jail Six additional in
dictments are pending against SaEer here.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Alumni Association Elects.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, June lo-At the an
nual meeting tonight Of the Alumni As
sociation Of the Washington County High
Schools. the following officers were elect
cd; President, Alexander Armstrong. jr.:
vice presidents, Robert II. McCauly and
Miss Sarah !. Adams; recording secrc-
tary, Miss Mary II. Storey; corresponding
secretary, Rev. F. Berry Plummer; treas
urer. Prof. Clyde 3. Stauffcr. executive
committee. J. Augustine Mason. Harry
L. Meredith. Misses Carrie Lambert and
Flossie Hoffhein.
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Miss Sarah Barnes Dead.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, June 10 - Messages
this afternoon from Stephens City. Fred
erick County. announce the death Of Miss
Sarah Ella Barnes. She was siytv-nine
years old ard leaves one brother. G
". Barnes. Il lawyer Of Staunton. and
two sisters.
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FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR.
Horses Attract Attention TO Fate of
Their Owner.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, June iG-Mr. Thomas
Hoefich, aged eighty years. was to-day
found dead sitting in a chair. lie lived
alone, and the paving of his horses, which
had not been fed or watered. attracted
the attention of a passerby. The cogOner
decided an inquest unnecessary.
During the civil war he narrowly es-
capped the ha6gman's moose. He was
charged with having set fire to a building
at Mercersburg. When he refused 70 con-
feGs. he was taken out and strung up TO
a tree. Fortunately. a friend arrived in
time TO cut him down before life was
extinct. 1t developed in after years that
tho owner os the building had fired it in
erder 20 get the Insurance.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

IHE OSBORN RNE-PAClFlC AND ARKANSAS
Ayes-Opeus Nav I5lh Elevator. am corveniencrs
$50 day 1pi 3 up weekly r. j. OSBORNE
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EARL MAR HALL

Steam heat. sun psrlor. Modern convenience.
apZj-90t.d&S
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FALLS FORTY FEET INTO RIVER.
NewsbOy Surprises Witnesses by
Swimming to shore Unharmed.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Danyille, Va. June io.-Harry Brimmer.
a newsbOy. fifteen years Of age. while
crossing the Southern Railway bridge
here on freight car yesterday. fell
through the trestIe into Dan River, a dis
tance Of forty or more feet below.
The water under the bridge is twelve
feet deep. and the newsboy who struck
headforemost rose quickly 10 the top and
swan ashore. Several who witnessed the
accident expected to see the boy dead.
but he did not sustain as much as
scratch.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Richmond Monument Unveiled.

Special tn Tie Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, June 1o-The monu-
ment commemorative the Booth anniversa-
r. Of the first landing Of white people
where the city Of Richmond now stands.
was unveiled to-day.
The Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities erected the monu-
ment at CANDLES Hill Park.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Freight Trnin DerniIed.

Both tracks on the Southern Railway
were blocked for some hours this morn
ing b. the derailment Of ID northbouud
freight train near Bcaleton station. about
forty miles south Of this city. No one
was severely injured IN the accident. but
two small bridges were damaged. 4
wrecking train was sent out from this
city and the tracks were cleared after
some hours work.
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Rnn Plnrcr nronr ncnh.

Special to The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd, June 10-Dashing
toward the home plate from third base.
Harry Ricketts,. a thirteen-year-old-
boy, who was PLAYING baseball in lot
near his home here. dropped dead from
heart disease. He was u son of VIII
liam Ricketts,.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

The MONITOR, '''s s.,isI., .ss .a.:os,, ::
Beautiful. permanent new throughout; accommo-
dates with Us anneXcs 600; every service guaranteed
Rates; Lodging, SLO0i regular meals. Sc Limited
cafe service. Bus meets an trains and steamers.
myl5f
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Reception to Mrs. Henderson.

a large audiencs gathered At Lee Camp
Hail this evening at o'clock. when a re-
ceptiCn was held in honor Of Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson. president general Of
the Daughters Of the Confoderacy. Il was
given hv the Junior Daughters of the
Confederacv. Tho members Of r. F. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, attended in
uniform
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New Rank To Omen.
! N Tie Washirr.nn H.rn,d

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. June 10.-The new
First National Bank. Of Gormania. yC
Va, right or the Garrett County OIdl
line, VIII open for business Saturday next
The following officers have been elected.
President. c. IT, Nosler; vice president
NJ a. Patrick, and cashier, John J.
XIX
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

THE GLENDALE" ST. JAMES PLACE. NEAR
p. PAUL. r-r1s ri ri e Is ---
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ne plIEIngs Tor tne inst r0uud Of matcn
play for the Wee Presidents Cup and
Wilbur Trophy are as follows.
Fire. Siytc5n-H " Sanford vs.. B. g. T7Hsfsrrr
T. +. Moran vS NJ T. Danio-th. W q. Hl-r- rs
J.. s Fr.stoe. O.. a. Weaver S. " H. King ID q
NoAdams Ts. =. s. pu5aG ir. L. J. Harlan vs.
Franz Govern. T. ~ Phelps vs. J. M Tfarsrar
and ". J. NcNa.ly VS. T. n Block
Ssc-ad siy-eeu-p b. Hills rs. G " Fmra-.ar
Charles H. Weaver y=. 81. g. Boama7 :. J. Morrow
vs. j. T H0ush. Benz min W0-drT ~. a. l.
CLARK. vs.. T. Hlgtan vs. J. W. Cf.dres5 r. R
Brown IS. T.. b Plat T. s. ADrIeman vs. n. 4
Mcdonald. ard q. H. B-dsall vs. G.. A. Davis
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Williamson Reed.
Of Savannah, Ga, who stopped In this
city on their honeymoon 90 visit friends.
left this morning FOR a northern tour.
While here they were the guests NJ Mrs
Bessie Kcrri-k and Nfr Reeds brothers,
Samuel and Walker Reed
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

Directly On ocean front. Vermont avenue Long
distance phones running water iu rJ1ms Special
spring rates L. j. BROWN
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No jobs Omen in DnbIIn.

a. X. Moe. consul at Dublin. warns
Americans who contemplate going to the
Dublin Exposition in search OF employ
ment to remain away. as there are no
opportunities for employment for any
persons other than natives.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HOTEL LAMRORN

MARYLAND AVE. NEAR BEACH
Piers and Amusrmr Select location Nev
Management. Open al year Elevator 10 street
Private baths Booklet. a. g. Miller
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THE SAVOY .

The SAVOY ArLAsTId sETLsTA eIIy
Directly on the Beach Every room an t1eau visN.
Hot aud cold water IN ali rooms. salt anG Artesau
water in all baths Elevator % street level. Steam
beat, minutes walk from new Pier. Tor booklet
and terms address
ap27 7iitdezw6s S. NJ HANLEY. Prourietor
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Mrs. Mary MnII,cr ncnh-

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Walker died this
evening after IL lingering illness at her
home, 30 Duke street. She was about
siXty-siX years Of age and is survived by
several children. The remains will be for
warded to Marshall Va. Wednesday
morning for interment.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
VICTORIA HOTEL,

Main ST., Norfolk, Va. Fu-ory7D uflr p
Brine. Manager Cars 20 Jamcstcau Exrosa-i-r ma,
the do.rs t0o sl'5aIcs 90 wharf f-r water rl7-a
ic5-d&S-lm then e
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
The Arlington. HEn HfHEGAE Bt ~ AyE

steam heat sun rarl0r. private baths. y t0 SIS
DEMPSEY. taI n+ISS
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ATLANTIC CITY.
NEW HOTEL 0STENl.

Occupying whole block q ocean front chelsea end.
Atlantic City. y. j. New management. 400 beam
tfpl rooms W with private baths fresh and sai
water. indoor fa water bathing pool Dressing
ing the Boardwalk. Diningrooms o~rrlook OCEAN
Orchestra. Special June and july terms Booklet.
Autos meet trains DAVID Z. RAEITER Mgr.
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HOTEL MONROE

PORTSMOUTH VA
Within % minutes = jaunstpv- Tvr-sf.y-.,
grounds Accommodates 800. Furo0esr Man HI
T. SIoNE. Manager. Mrs. a. 2. THOMAS. Pr
tl41'its'- L~is-im1
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The Wills SHIRE.
HOTEL cHETWooDE.

NiTglnla ave. and Beach. American and European
plan. Cafe; music. For rates dc, see Washington
representative Ii. Ralph Burton. Bend Bldg ap{ 95t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HOTEL FAIRFAX,

THE ST LOUIS COTTAGE VIRGINIA RAY
STATION. OCEAN VIEW. Opens June Is Home
cooking Fine bathing and fishing Sc fare 10 TX
position. Terms moderate. Mrs. EDITH STNERAI,
jcS4t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

The closing exercises of Arlington Insti-
tue were held this evening before a large
gathering Of friends and relatives Of the
students In the assembly hall Of the
school On North Washington street. The
following were graduated. Misses Celeste
Mil0urn, Elsie Cruppar. Irez Marshall.
Grace Reed, and MyrI Goldsmith. Each
was presented with q gold uin by the
principal Of the school.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

THE CLAREND0N-,,li iEsfg.s E.,-A Ave
special rates for June. NJ ID NEiWAN
ngZ5sof-dGS
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INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT VA

Recently VeT much enlarged. Refurrisrr3
Throughout end improved heyCui rec0cniriou Nrw
Accommodates GA guests. Beautifully Situated. cpfv
Is minutes from the jamestown Exposition hv large
ana elegant frrv steamers running every few min
utes. going and returning through the magnificent
feet n United states and foreign war ships The
only hotel ON the American plan near the Emo
siti01 grounds Rooms with or without hath single
Cr en- SIite Rates vsU moderate Write f1r h,6F-
lef. No increase of rates ON account q the TX.
position. j. q. TAYLOR Mgr
inf limo
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Roanoke House ,
Algonquin Hotel, SorIols. ,sa1,og We. ys.

SStaS &iAs ~ AShS A refined, perma-
ueut hotel of modern equipment, accommodates ZN
European plan. Excellent cafe Cars TO Jamestown
Exposition grounds pass the doors. WAl. {,
ROYER, Manager. mvl5.tf
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
Corner q Prince and RoIsl Street.

Alexandria. Va, Iune IA called
meeting Of the Alexandria Trades Council
was held this evening in the hall OF the
organization, corner Of King and Royal
streets, for the purpose OF investigating
the discharge Of employees Of the Wash
ington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railway, who are members of the union
recently formed among the men in the
service Of that line. The meeting was
Wei attended by members Of the council
and union men generally, while repre-
sentatives from the Central Labor Union.
Of Washington. were present At the
conclusion Of the session. which was open
to union members only. it was announced
that the matter had been discussed at
length. but that final action had been
deferred II was stated that commit
tees had been appointed 20 make a
thorough investigation into the grievance.
Reports will be made at a meeting to lee
held in tho near future. when. it is eX-
pec.od. definite action will be taken
A large number Of the railroad men
who are members Of the new union at
tended the meeting. At its close they
stated that they had observed several
s0-called spoilers" hanging around the
building, as IL intent upon ascertaining
what was transpirng within
Since the organization OF the local
union the company, If Is stated. has dis
charged thirteen union men. Several Of
these, it is said, had been in the employ
Of % t.,
90 tie matter OF dismissal. a source Of
grievance on the part Of the members of
the union. it is stated. is the refusal Of
the company 10 recognize the OrgaDlza-
tion. The men declare they are deter
mined 10 put up strong fight for what
they consider TO be their rights i'm the
matter. While they decline 10 discuss the
probability Of a strike on the line. it is
generally Thought shat such an eventual
iJy Is by no means unlikely.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
The GuIpeper,

10. CHARLOTTE ST.. NOHrTlrk "a
Transieuts. 81 per night Srr-i7Iz I'm r-sr-i-g 30 ,
q more. Directly on car line 20 Exr5siti5r.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
STILL AFTER CANNON
Tar Heels Insist Part Of His
Speech Was Suppressed.
TRYING TO HUSH UP FACTS
TOustmHster and Another mt Gull
ford College banquet Declare the
Speakers Remarks Were Ultra
Southern-Sccretary Said to Have
ExRcted Promise of silence.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Raleigh. n c., June ia special re-
ceiyed this morning from Lexington gives
the names of the gentlemen who insist on
the statement that part Of the Cannon
speech at the Gullfo-d College banquet
vas suppressed. They are J. n and o. E.
Mendsnhan Tie last named was the
toast-master at the banquet, and both are
prominent and reputable gentlemen. The
special says:
'The Cannon story stands and will not
down. Two rs good men as there are in
North Carolina both bear testimony TO
the effect that Speaker J. c. Cannon
spoke for States rights and took the
Southern view Of the negro at the alumni
banquet az Guilford College. It is true
that the exact language attributed TO the
Speaker might have been other than was
actually used by him. and as much was
stated in the first dispatch, but the sub
stance Of the dispatch was true, accord
ing TO the two men mentioned
story Officially Denied.
"The story has been officially denied
and branded as a base fabrication, but
those who know the two men who have
told what they heard at that banquet
know that they have intelligence enough
10 understand the English language. even
when spoken by the Car Of the House.
and it Is also known that their veracity
is unquestioned among their fellow-citi-
zens.
This correspondent has seen a letter.
written in an anxious vein. asking II the
whole thing cannot be hushed up, since
what the Speaker said was only FIRE
side talk Whether intended for few
ears or for many the gentlemen who
have furnished the information were by
no means bound 70 keep their mouths
shut
Promise of Silence.
There were newspaper men present.
some Of them representing big State pa
pers. They are keeping q strange silence.
if the story is untrue. one OF them. ac-
cordinE 90 a gentlcmau's statement 10
this writer. told man at the banquet
that the Speakers secretary said 20 the
newspaper men. Tt viii never do 90 pub
lish that speech The same informant
says that he extracted a promise Of
silence
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
PRINCESS HOTEL

OCEAN end So. Carolina Ave. Special sp-iug rates
Telephones iu rooms cn suitc win baths Nu.ic
Cafe aud Grill CBOWELL q COLLIER
drIs-1r fUtI.S
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

Point for the Aaycrtiser-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

Directly On the Beach. i00 rooms. 30 with Fresh
and salt Water Baths attached American and EUf0-
peau flani Cuisine eIecaity. newly renovated and
decorated and new management. Personal direction
Of JOEL HlLLMAN. Prop. also proprietor cf Har-
The new and most popular feature Of this hotel .
the Red Rambler Grill el-Wt-5Es
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD is located
the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements can be inserted regular office rates
H. S. WALLACE Special Representative
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Grand Jury Reports indictments.


In the Corporation Court to-day the
grand jury reported indictments against
the following: John T. Ryan. assault with
intent 60 commit robbery; George B.
Ciuogs, grand larceny, Charles Markell
and Harvey Robinson. grand larceny.
George Griffin and Charles Michel, arson;
John Dogan. burglary. 4 nollc pros was
entered in the case Of II. B. Dameron.
charged with petty larceny. George b.
CluoUs was arraigned on the indictment
charging him with the larceny of two
horses and a carriage from p. T. Har-
ringtgn. The prisoner entered a plea Of
guilty. and was sentenced 20 serve three
years I'm The penitenGary.
The VIII of John II. Watkins was ad-
mitted to probate and his widow. Sallie
{. Watkins, qualified as eXecutrix. The
estate Of the deceased is bequeathed To
Mrs Watkins for the remainder of he-
life. and at her death it is to be divided
among her children.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

HuTej DENiLLE, K-utrcsy avenue and Beach
'aIacI'T. 8t- elevator. music rooms sun laFilr.
rooms single and s'it. with bath. Superior tsHTr
Write flr special rates and booklet. JOHN T.
Hlhhk-1N mss gu Oh s-at
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RALEIGH .ss MssI sT1ss.TSJ, sssTsJ

Moderateprce hotel; centrally located 90 the
beach; accommodations. service. and cuisine excel
any IN town az similar prices. Bg9klet and spring
Fates II. J. DNNES.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
CARS TO KENSINcToN
NEW YORK RESORTS,
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION

LAKE GORGE. y. Y. Beautifully located on wcSl
shore. Large bright, airy ROOMS. with uf without
private batI. Charming walks and drives Fine COR
LINKS fUal7 Courts unsurpassed facilities for beat.
nE fishing &c. All steamers land directly in front
of hotel Music AYrrl, haur and Vegetable tgm
Ip connection with hotel Upsn from June fo Octo-
bor. JOSEPH n. MARVEL.
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THE NEW LENox,

NORFOLK. VA
Granny Street. Opposite Monticello Hotel
Most centrally located. All cars and b17ts rvnrv-
whorf Hlf hour 20 ErL-uds and naval display
Sleeping accommodations for visitors 10
1a7-JRmestovu Exposition 1907
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION.
my&tutr.S-Ht Norfolk Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
union MEN COMPLAIN
Alexandria Trolley Car En-
plOyeS Air Grievance.
TRADES COUNCIL IN SESSION

Investigates Discharge of Members
by Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon HaiIwny-RecoEni-
tiOn of Organization Also Demand
ed-GrRnd Jury Indictments.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

A small colored girl, the daughter Of
Neal Myers, residing in Chicken Alley"
was seriously burned this morning while
she and a boy were playing With fam
ing piece # waste material It is thought
that the child's injuries viii prove fatal
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Hotel Dennis
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.


Occupies ons-haH square of uuobstricted hcach
front. New freproo addition Of 100 rooms and baths
with sea and fresh water. WALTER J. BUZBY.
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tHgc, Ocean View.Va.
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circUlation-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HOTEL ISLEsWoRTH.
HOTEL STIcKNEY

Removed 90 50 y. J, Ave. and Beach. Spacious
lawns. g. 10 S. per DAY 81 % SIS weekly Rrolns
en- suite, with bath; elevator L. v sTICKNEY.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Atlantic Jliys finest and most popular hotel Al
moderate rates Kentucky ave near bach so up
weekly. Zap 30 90 co. Booklet. A. b. EkHOLN
ap25-s0t. tu.th sat sun
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Serious Fall
M. o. TooTHmAN INJURED BY
FALL AT CUT ON TRoL.
LEY LINE.

Mr.. NJ. D. Toothman was seriously
injured last evening by falling over n
high embankment near his home on
Cherry avenue. Mr.. Toothman had
walked to the cut near Barrackvillc
which has been made by the street
car company and in some manner slip.
ped and fell distance Of from TWEEN.
ty-hve to thirty feet. While no bones
were broken, Mr.. Toothman sustain.
ed serious injuries and his friends
are alarmed concerning his condition.
His escape from instant death was
most remarkable considering the dis.
tance, and from the fact that his head
missed two big rocks but by few
inches. He is at his home on Cherry
avenue.