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The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
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CARMACK'S NEPHEW WEBS.
Former Senator Attends Marriage
at Norfolk, Va.


Norfolk. March 6.-Miss Mamie Cole
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Junius
Armstead Coleman, Of this city, this after
noon became the bride of Edward Dun
lap Carmack, Of Nashville, Tenn. An
attendant on the wedding was former
United States Senator Edward W Car
mack. of Tennessee, an uncle of the
groom.
Rev. w 4. Barr. D. D., performed the
nuptial ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
mack viii make their home in Nashville.
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Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Ch&rlesto- n. W. Va, March 6.-The NJ.
E. Church South was the scene of a very
pretty wedding this evening, when Miss
Abbie Augusta Beavers. youngest daugh-
ter Of b. r. Beavers, a farmer of this
county, became the bride of Russell FIud-
son Omohundro. of Lakeland Fla Among
the ushers was Harry Lansdale. of Wash
ingtOu. Mr. and Mrs. OmOhundro left for
Washington. They will live in Lake
land, Fla
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
WANT HOOE AT KING GEORGE.
Friends Think First speech should
be Made at Old Home of Family.


be Made at Ola Home of Family.
Special to The Washington Herald.
King George Court House. Va. March
6-It is hoped here that Mr.. James C.
Hooe. of Loudoun County. whose tentative
candidacy for Congress from this district,
10 succeed the late John +. Rixey. has
been announced. viii find it convenient
to open his. campaign here. The matter
has been taken up with him by prominent
Democrats.
Mr.. Hooe's ancestors have lived in King
George County for more than two cen
turtles. The old family home. Barnes
vile. stii stands in the family name. and
people here who have known the candi-
date since his boyhoOd think It would be
peculiarly appropriate for him to make
his first speech here.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
LoEnn =. RIeckIer nend-

Atlanta. Ga, March 6.-Hon. Logan f.
Bleckley died at his home, at Clarksville.
Ca. to-day OF Bright's disease. judge
Bleckley was for many years chief justice
of the State Supreme Court. He was
more than seventy years of age.
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Ocean Stenmshins.

New York. March 6-AuiTed: Steamships Kaiser
Wilhelm II. from Bremen. February IS; United
states. from Chistiaussnd February 3
Arrived ont; Steamship La Provence, At Havre
from New York.
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THAW CASE NEAR END
Only Two More Witnesses to
Be Called by Defense.
MOTHER OF ACCUSED HEARD

MFs. Mary CopIey Thaw Testifies in
Sons Behalf, but Not Permitted to
Tell, as She Evidently Expected
and wished. About Hereditary
Tendency tn Insanity in Family.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Judge Barley Slated to Go to
Circuit Bench.
NOW IN CORPORATION COURT

Gov. Swanson Picks Him for the
Temporary Successor TO Charles T..
for William johnson, the Alleged
Murderer of Charles T. smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
Trolley to Kensineton

Via Rock Greek Bridges and PARKS. the loo Chevy
Chase Circle and Lake. Every visitor To Washington
should see these beautiful suburbs Cars every -
minutes from 18th st and \. l. ave. Round trip
tiCkcts. 25c. at nssens liL y. \. ave. no1-N
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES,

HAVING SEVERED MY CONNECTION
with OppeuheimeT & Bro, I am located
at 1853 Seventh street southwest. where /
am now better prepared 70 serve my Gus
toners and friends with a full line Of
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes. ". II. KRAMER. Phone NJ SOS
mh35T9
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MACHINE SHOPS.
G W. FORSBERG.
POULTRY SUPPLIES.

NACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER
WORKS and wharf sth and Water SITS. sE Branch
Office 18th and sts. NV Phones Main ~ and AZ.
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Assistant Superintendent A. r. Cone. Of
the Washington division of the Southern
Railway. whose headquarters have been
in Alexandria, has been appointed super
intendent Of the Richmond division OF the
same rsed- Hereafter has office viii be To-
Gated in Richmond. His successor in the
local position has not been appointed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

Rev. ". II. Il. Harper, presiding elder
Of the Winchester district OF the Balti-
more Conference. preached this evening at
the regular prayer meeting services IN the
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Rev DR.. Hutchinson. pre-
siding elder of this district. continues ill.,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

Il is understood that there viii be
special meeting of the city council within
a few days 20 take final action IN the mat
ter of the disposal Of the franchise of the
canal property. which is owned by the
city, and which IS desired as a site for a
factory by Chicago company.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
We stand United.

United we stand; divided We fan
And we viii never fall, for we will never
be divided; We viii always stand-stand
more firmly as the years go by. because
each year will make Us more united. Gen
tiemen of the Indiana Society of New
York, J propose this sentiment. The
American nation. May il forever grow
in power and righteousness, SO that the
daily happiness Of its millions Of men,
women, and children shall steadily in
crease. For the purpose of our institu-
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Hurried OF stand.

Il wanted to correct some false impress
siuns." added Mrs Thaw. But she was
not granted that privilege.
DeImas announced that the rest Of the
witnesses for the defense would be ex-
perts. The trial was then adjourned until
Friday morning. in order that Justice Fttz-
gerald may attend the funeral of rela-
tive 1t is rot expected that the experts
who will be called will toe asked to testify
TO anything except Hypothetical ques-
tion covering everything in the case.
Before Dr.. Wagners testimony was fin
ished to-day Jerome got him TO admit Mat
from the time Evelyn Nesbit is said to
have told the story to Thaw about White.
and up to the time Thaw killed Stanford
bite. there were intervals when he was
sane Jerome apparently put some impOr-
lance on this testimony.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

The remains Of Mrs. Hannah Hough,
whose death occurred Monday at her
home N Lincoln.a. were to-day forwarded
to Waterford, Loudoun County, FOR inter
ment.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

In the Corporation Court to-day Mrs
Rose Emma Green qualified as executrix
OF the estate Of her late husband, William
Macarthur Green
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

Rroadcloth Suits-silk lined-fTom $50 up We are
expert taiors-a perfect IL guaranteed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALPHABETICALLY.
DANDRUFF CURE.

IN. Turner's Scalpo Hair Tonic
VIII cure your daudrlf. Al leading drug stores
and BARRIERS. Prics. SC snd s.. z. o. box 2ls
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07

The deraiIment of a car at Spring Park
delayed traffic on the electric road for
nearly an hour this afternoon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18

not the country. The new tomato
has been named the Giant on &C
count of the large size which the
plant attains.
The current number of the Frul
Trade Journal gives an account of
the experiment which was necessary
in order to produce the new veget-
able. Six years of experimenting
were needed in order to produce
the desired results.
Ordinary tomatoes contain humid
reds of seeds each, but the new
variety which has been developed
seldom contain less than fifty and
frequently no seeds whatever.
Some large crops of freak tomatoes
resulted from the experimenting.
In one case the plants bore clusters
of tomatoes no larger than peas in
size. One kind of tomato which
was produced had the favor of a
strawberry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Bought Green Goods.

Frank Wisdom, a farmer resid-
ing between Boscobel and Wood
man, was subpoenaed Saturday last
by d United States marshal and
carried off to Philadelphia as wit
ness against some green goods men
said to have operated in that city
several years ego. They tried to
sell him some bogus money, but as
he was too illiterate to read he
carried the letter and sample bill to
friend. They passed the money
all right, for the decoy was genuine.
The next day the friend Of Wisdom
became uneasy and went to the
Boscobel merchant, Ben Williams,
ON whom the bill had been passed,
and made a clear breast of the
transaction. The case was report
ed to the federal authorities and the
carrying away OF Wisdom for a
witness is the sequel. The man
who acted as Wisdon's adviser in
the matter has since died. Wisdom
can neither read nor write, and did
know the value of the bill he re-
ceived from the green goods men in
Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Decide for Yourself.

No greater evidence of weakness Of
character can he shown than a con-
tinuai appeal to friends for advice.
At times we all need the counsel of a
good friend; but constantly to ask for
it is like constantly borrowing. Learn
to decide small matters for yourself
and learn to decide quickly. Better
make mistake once in a while from
too hasty decision than to form the
habit of indecision. 1t is the first mile
stone on the read to failure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Menzemer Again in Trouble.

The La Crosse Argus Of last week
had the following to say concerning
Glen MenzemeT. who has been in
trouble here before:
Glen Menzemer, charged with
burglarizing the store of Vollmar &
Jost at 400 Pine street. was ar
raigned before Judge Fruit last
Tuesday afternoon and pleaded not
guilty. The court appointed E. A.
Bleekman, Jr., to defend him. In
the complaint against Menzemer a
previous conviction is cited, the
man having been sent to Waupun
for burglary from Lancaster, Grant
county, for year and a half.
Menzemer was sentenced by
Judge Clementson in the circuit
court here June 8, 1905, to IS
months Imprisonment at Waupun
for burglarlzing Klindt & Geiger's
store at Cassville.
He was in Lancaster few months
ago, having served his time at Wau-
pun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
w. R. c. Stands High.

AT request Of several enthusiastic
W. R. G. people we reproduce that
portion of Commander-in- Chief
Browns annual report made at the
recent national encampment held
at Saratoga relating to this order,
published in the National Tribune
Sept. 18th:
Twenty. FIVE years ago at Denver
Colo, was organized the Woman's
Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the
Grand Army Of the Republic. This
noble sisterhood IS the pride of us
ali. With half hundred loyal
women as charter members the
organization has grown in the brief
space of a quarter of a century TO
be the greatest civic body of women
in the world, It's membership ex-
ceeding 80, 0O0 More than 50, 600, :
900 have been expended in its work
in behalf Of the veterans whom
they are proud to serve. AS we
looked to our mothers, wives,
sisters and sweethearts during the
days of active service for the in
spiration which made us men in
the presence of deadly, peril, so
now we turn to the great-hearted
women of this mighty order for
blessings still. By their aid and
always cheerful cooperation the
Grand Army has been strengthen.
ed and ennobled. To their unset
fish devotion and untiring zeal in
this holy cause, we are largely in
debted for the proud position we
occupy in public esteem. l charge
you, my comrades, to ever hold in
loyal regard these tenderly devoted
women, who have so constantly
aided us by their sympathy, prayers
and we'll directed efforts, in ex-
employing the lofty principles Of
the order they have so willingly
served. By all the sacred memories
of the past and the hopes of the
future, let us cherish, support and
defend these, our best friends, they
who wear the Maltese Cross"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Low Rates to California, Oregon and
washington.

Special low rate colonist second class
tickets on sale daily via the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
from all points September 1st to
October 3lst, make 1t possible to visit
San Francisco, Los Angeles. Portland
Puget Sount and points in Utah, Idaho
and Montana at minimum'of expense.
Daily and personally conducted tours
in Pullman Tourist sleeping cars.
Booklets, maps and other information
on application to any ticket agent of
the Northwestern line. 72W4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Clock Contributions.
And Now the Seedless Tomato,

The newest wrinkle in the fruit
line is the seedless tomato, None
Of the new species have been sold
by local dealers as yet. The out
come of the experiments which are
being conducted by one of the
agents of the department of agricul-
ture is being watched with interest
by fruit dealers generally through
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
True PhiIosophy,

Let US see that whenever we have
failed to be loving, We have also fail
ed to be wise; that whenever we have
been blind to our neighbors' interests,
we have also been blind to our own;
whenever we have hurt others, we
have hurt ourselves much more. =
Ruskin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
To Preserve Historic House.

At Littlefield, Conn, the house in
which Judge Tappan Reeve started
the first law school in this country in
1744 has just been sold az auction to
persons who will see that it IS pre-
served for its historical value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
The Useful Smile,

Few women realize the value of a
smile. The smile that is useful is the
smile that is dangerous to man, the
smile that even fascinates women, the
smile that will coax the most severe,
that will soften tempers, that will Sc
cure favors here and service there,
and go twice as far as tip or a COM
mand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Mercenary Femininity.

It is perhaps a primeval instinct of
womanhood to worship the success
which can be materialized; and only
a few OF US are capable of approaching
the worth of genius which has no
equivalent result to show in pounds,
shillings and pence-Black and White.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18

to children mentally or physically
disabled, provided they are supplied
with certificate from a physician
or in the rural districts where they
live two miles or over from the
school house, unless transportation
is furnished. The district attorney
must investigate and prosecute,
-Muscoda Democrat The c. M.
& st. p. Ry., are filling in the low
ground just north of the depot here,
using several carloads of mine re-
fuse for the purpose. This comes
as result of a complaint made to
the Wisconsin Railway Commission,
by Mr.. T. q. Rodolf who had a
photo Of standing water taken and
forwarded to the commission. This
item comes from a recent issue Of
the Muscoda paper. The attention
of the commission should be called
to that unsightlY mud hole near the
depot here, also.
The Cemetery association Will
hold their annual rummage sale III
the early part of October; place
and date given later. In cleaning
house please lay aside articles for
same: Remember it is the cents that
makes the dollars. For the &C
commodation of those interested
living on farms, arrangements have
been made with Mr.. Alt to receive
at anytime convenient farm pro-
duce such as butter, eggs, vegetables,
etc. Also Tom Orion will re-
ceive apples of all kinds, or produce
of all kinds in his line of business.
Please leave name and amount with
either party, or notify Mrs. R. B.
Showalter Of same so full credit
can be given for same.
Parents who neglect and fail to
have their children attend school
regularly are liable to fine OF
from S. to $50 every time CON plant
is lodged under the change in t ne
law made by the last legislature.
Children between the ages of and
IA years, and from IA to 16 when
not employed, shall attend school
not less than s months Of 20 days
each during the school year and In
towns and villages at least 6
months. The time for beginning
attendance shall be not later than
the second month of school except
in cities Of the frst-class, where
they shall start at the beginning of
the year. The law does not apply
If you want to see a sure
enough comet, get.up any morning
at $50 o'clock. Should the sky be
clear, you will be rewarded with a
glimpse Of the sky monster. AT
that time Of the morning you Will
fud the nucleusl of the comet near
the Pleiades, or Seven Sisters of the
sky. The group Of stars may be
readily distinguished because of the
brillIancy of the group, and their
proximity to each other. Six of the
sisters are visible to the naked eye,
forming two angles an acute and an
obtuse. The head of the comet,
which will be seen near the Pleiades,
appears like star of the second
magnitude. Attached to the head
can plainly be seen a number OF
tails. The comet gets frisky and
kicks one of these over the dash
board every night or so meanwhile
travelling through space at the rate
Of about 80 miles a second. This
comet intends to spend the re-
mainder Of the summer here, and
will be visible until early in Oc-
tOber.
Menzemer Again IN Trouble.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-18
Local JOttingS.


solitude.
Lancaster BARRIERS charge 15c a
shave these fair days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blakesley
are in Bridgeport On business.
Purchase a score card if you
wish to keep posted on the races.
Each separate sd. in this paper
has its separate errand to perform.
Clyde Cudworth and family are
here from Cassville for fair visit.
H. G. Nathan received another
carload of watermelons this week.
-Chas. Langridge arrived in Ian
caster from North Dakota yester-
day.
What was the most ImpC rtant
bet ever made? The alphabet, of
course.
See if you can select q place in
this paper where your ad. would be
lost"
A free ticket to the ta1r goes TO
every new Herald subscriber this
week.
Postmaster Webb attended the
state meeting Of Wisconsin post
masters held at Milwaukee last
week.
Pay your subscription to the
Herald while at the fair and get a
ticket free.
Store necessities create store
bargains-and make store ads. in
terestlng.
Mrs. D. F. Mcfarland Of West
Bend, Ia, if a guest Of JOS. Walker
and wife.
Search among the ads. for it.
IF not there let your own ad. search
the city for it.
Leo Meysembourg and family
are at Dell Rapids, S. D., looking
over their farm.
-Agricola is sorry for the man
who is too p1ous TO enjoy the
glories of nature.
No advertising at all IS a little
worse than advertising in poor
medium-but not much.
Mrs. Albert Fisher of Redfeld,
5. D., is visiting relatives and old
friends in this locality.
-Expressman DAILY is taking his
annual vacation of 10 days. Geo.
Barries of Madison is on in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jahncke of North
Lancaster rejoice over the arrival
Of a baby daughter, born on the 9Th
inst.
There are many thinks hard to
under stand for which 1.-The Lord
be thankit, as Bobbie Burns would
say.
We waste too much time in
whistling for things for which
can be had without that prelimi-
nary.
DIR. F. ". Halferty has purchas-
ed the old BROKER homestead,
situated near the railroad round
house.
The Beavers regular meeting
dated for Thursday on Sept. 18th,
has been postponed until Saturday
the 21st.
Perhaps your ex-tenant has
found a better place-just as you
can find a better tenant. if you
advertise.
The Woman's club viii hold
their first meeting Of the year at
Mrs. Frank Schreiner's Monday at
$50 p. IN.
Seven boys and seven girls
went camping IN Iowa and when
the vacation was ended there were
40 engagements.
1t would be a great Joke on
Walter Wellman after he got to the
North Pole to discover that the
earth IS ball bearing.
Miss Ada Mccormick took de-
paTture Monday morning for
Oberlin, Ohio, where she enters the
celebrated college there.
The Frank E. Long company is
furnishing excellent entertainment
for theatre goers at the opera house
every night this week.
DIR. Moore and V. L. ShowaIter
accompanied the ball team to
Galena and witnessed the games
there Saturday and Sunday.
&C. w. Ray returned home Sun
day from a two weeks vacation Ia
Aiohiman He attandod the state
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-20

=
The Crocker Pear /
We Claim Does ACT Blight.
See u 5 Year Book for de-
scrir don.
Originated by Croker,
,, ennis, Cal.
" bout January and
February.
!~cerable to the original
ct. Better Favored; very
. and melting when ripe;
gu golden color and proiinc
Searer.
Trees never overload them
selves. although bears hsaNx
every year. Very hardy; win
ship to England and back II re-
quired. 1t has stood the test fer
past 10 years.
What LutFser Burbank says Of u:
"Box of pears received last
December; samples have been
tested from time to time and
even at this date, February ~.
are still in best condition. Its
form. size. color are attractive.
Fruit is among the best; juicy,
refreshing and IN an respects
satisfactory and especially 50 At
this unusual season.
~ LUTHER BURBANK
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-01
tuesday,.

Charles H. Cramp denied the state
ment attributed to Representative
Waldo that privately built warshlps
are poorly constructed.
Reports from large labor centers In
dicate fewer troubles than usual at
the opening of the workingmen's S
year on May |.
A dispatch from Naples reports a
sudden eruption of Stromboli, in which
houses Of peasants were overwhelmed
by lava and vineyards were destroyed.
In defense of Meyer, Haywood and
their associates in the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners book attacking the
Pinkerton Detective agency has been
circulated.
In an editorial in the Louisville
Courler-Journal Henry Watterson pre-
diets the nomination of Governor
Hughes as the next Republican candi-
date for president.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-01
UNREASONABLE RESTRICTION
Francis Lynde Stetson critlcises the
Public Utilities Bill.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, April 30.-Sen-
ator P. H. McCarren of Brooklyn and
Francis Lynde Stetson of New York
were the principal speakers at the
Board of Trade banquet last night.
Mr.. Stetson paid particular attention
to the public utilities bill now before
the legislature.
"At present. said he, "and in quar-
ters where we might expect a more
genial view of mankind at work, 1t
seems to have become easy to assume
that the winning workers are no more
than lucky gamesters, conducting their
play under the astute advice of con-
scienceless counsellors.
Such law, continued Mr.. Stetson,
would have postponed the industrial
development of Niagara and it must
lead to check and delay in the invest
ment of new capital. He claimed that
the Intervention proposed by the bill
would place unreasonable restrictions
upon established businesses and oper-
ate most seriously to the disadvantage
of the small investor