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The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
NO BREAK IN DOCK STRIKE.
Pay Day at Piers Has No ApPrcci-
able Effect on Situation.

New York, May 1S.-Pay day at the
piers to-day. with no money coming to the
Iongshoremen, had no appreciable effect in
breaking the strike, though II was looked
forward 20 as a critical time in the strug-
gle. The ranks Of the strikers were re-
cruited to-day by the desertion of twen-
ty-seyen out Of eighty-one strike-breakers
employed at the French Line pier and a
number Of men from the Wilson Line
pier. The desertiOns at the French Line
pier delayed the sailing Of La Gascogne
The Campania. of the Cunard Line.
sailed to-day fully loaded. ]. II. Thomas.
operating manager Of the International
Mercantile Marine. said that matters were
coming around TO their usual way in spite
of the strike The St Louis. of the
American Line. and the Finland. Of the
Red Star Line. sailed to-day on time fully
loaded he said The Philadelphia. Of
the American Line, from Southampton.
will be docked tomorrow The Adriatic.
OF the White Star Line. will sail promptly
on Saturday There are now 300 strike
breakers at the White Star Line piers IS
and 49,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
JUDGES TO SIT SUNDAY.
Trial at Upper Marlboro, Md, to BE
Concluded To-day.

NpC"lal % The washington Herald
Upper Marlboro, Nd. May 1S.-The trial
Of Eugene Clinton Proctor, Colored,
charged with attacking Mrs. Charles
Spencer, was continued here to-day and
court viii be in session all day Sunday
in order to finish the case. a verdict In
favor Of the defendant is expected.
The Judges will go 20 La Plata Monday
to summon a grand jury, before which
the cases Of Mrs. Bowie and her son.
who are charged with killing Samuel
Posey. will come up.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
EDDY AFFIDAVIT FILED.
Written in Long Hand and Personally
Signed by Head of Church.


Concord. n IT,. May IS-More Off
cial afidavits We're filed to-day in sup
port OF the petition Of Mrs. Eddys trus-
tees, Archibald Mcclellan. Henry NJ
Baker. and Josiah +. Fernald 20 Ire
substitute for George w. Glover and
others in the suit brought I'm Mrs.
Eddy's behalf against Calvin z. FRYE.
her secretary. for an accounting. The
hearing is set for Monday IN the Su-
perior Court.
Mrs Eddy's affidavit is i'm the form Of
@ letter to the Hon. Robert y. Chamber
lain. the justice presiding at the Su-
perior Court. The letter, according TO
the statement given ont was written
in long hand. and personally signed by
Mrs Eddy and sworn 10 on May Is be-
fore A NJ. Hollis. one Of the associate
counsel for Mrs Eddy.
Josiah +. Fernald's affidavit saws
that in transferring certain bonds 20
the trustees after the deed Of trust was
executed. Mrs. Eddy signed one batch
which required her signature fifty
times. and the work was performed
without hesitation and In a prompt
manner. Mr.. Fernald also says that
Mrs Eddy is to-day thoroughly com
petcnt to transact her own business
affairs.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
CLASH AT EXPOSITION.
Members of Exploitation Depart
snenf Complain About Guards.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, May lS-A clash between
the management Of The jamestown Expo
sition and newspaper men occurred to-
day, when a noncommissioned officer OF
POWhatan Guard. the exposition police,
arrested Justin Perciyal and Joseph r.
Curtis, both Of whom are connected with
the exploitation department Of the expo
sition, because il was alleged that one Of
the two called member Of the guard
names when the latter offered him an IN
sulting word as the two were passing
over the parade.
Capt Carpenter. commanding officer Of
the guard. was profUse in his apologies
when he heard OF the arrest, and had ali
charges removed. The newspaper men
were carried to the headquarters Of the
guard, where they were paroled until
Capt Carpenter could be found. They
were inclined TO take the entire matter as
a joke. but other newspaper men said that
the time FOR a climax had come, and hence
the matter was stirred up.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
WANTS QUIET INAUGURATION.
MayOr-eIect Mnhool Says lie Is
Slate Buster"


Baltimore. Nd. May -Mayor-elect J.
Barry Mahool has expressed a wish that
his inauguration into office he as informal
as it is possible to make it. This csre-
mony viii take place az noon on Tuesday
in the mayors private office.
Mr.. Mahool was asked If he had out
lined any policy that he intended 20 pur-
sue in fixing upon his appoiutees to office.
You know said the mayor-elect, that
I am something Of a slate buster Ny
election as president of the first branch
of the city council came about in that
way.
In selecting people for Office the fitness
Of the man 10 perform the duties Of the
particular Office that is 10 be filed viii be
the main consideration. I am not fac
zionist i'm any sense of the word. NV pre-
vious political course. think proves this
rather COnCiusively.
Il have not made up my mind about
single appointment except those Of my
Office staff. During my campaign for
mayor I purposely kept my mind clear
even Of the consideration OF this subject.
In order that l could take the matter up
with fairness 10 everybody when the duty
was finally imposed upon me-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
DIR. waIIing Elected Mayor.

SPECIAL 70 lHc Washington Herald.
BOyds. Md. May 1S-The newly
elected town commissioners for Pooles-
willie met last night and elected
DR.. p. W Walling as mayor Of the
town. The town commissioners are
Messrs. II. W. Spurrier, DR.. y. b Wall
ing. Thomas Hoskinson. Harry l. Will
lard, and T. r. Hall The commission
ers unanimously decided to lay cement
or concrete sidewalks following the
main street throughout the town.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
tBeli Telephone ll3I
lnrnD u Primo and KnIai straatA

Alexandria. Va, May 1S-Arangements
have been completed for Dig Democratic
mass meeting in the Opera House next
Tuesday evening. when addresses viii
be delivered by Judge Charles r. NicoI,
r. Lindsey Gordon. and Charles G. Carliu.
candidates FOR the Democratic nomlna-
uon for Congress from this district
Democratic leaders OF Fairfax County
have made preparations for a mass meet
ing at Fairfax Court House Monday even
ing, 20 which an Of the four candidates
are invited. John F. Ryan. of Loudoun.
is expected 10 make a speech at this
meeting. It is planned 10 make the affair
one Of the biggest political gatherings
held in Fairfax for years.
As the date for the primary is only a
month of the campaign may De CON
sidered well in its final stage Each o.
the candidates is conducting an aggressive
fight. and the supporters Of each are
claiming victor for their respective rav-
orites. Emphatic denials are entered 10
the rumors that any one OF the candi-
dates will withdraw from the field.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Train Kills FIagmnn.
II Il n Washingtnn Hernll

SpCCiaI % The Washington HeTald.
Frederick, Nd, May 1s.-W. H. Miller.
of Baltimore. was struck by a passenger
train yesterday near MonrOyia. Frederick
County. and instantly killed. Miller, who
was about twenty-five years of age. was
a Elagman for a way train. and when the
train reached Monrovia was sent back
with a flag to protect the rear end Of his
train. and it is supposed he sat upon the
track His remains were sent to Balti-
more on later train
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Married nt Rockville.
o The Washington Herald.

sIociaI @ The Washington Herad.
Rockville Nd May 1S.-Miss Zera
Edith Arlington. aged twenty-three.
of Washington and Mr.. Frederick Au-
gustus Van Denbergh aged twenty
nine years, of Elkins, w Va, were
married here yesterday by Rev. Thomas
J. Packard.
Murrell L. J. Logsdon and Miss Emily
g. Fabri. of Washington. were married by
Rev. Philip B. Mcclure, pastor Of ST.
Mary's Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
GERMAN BAPTISTS MEET.
Annual Conference of Old Order to
Begin To-day.

Special te Tho Washington Herald
Hagerst0wn, Nd. May S.-Members Of
the old order Of German Baptist Brethren
have been arriving to-day from all parts
Of the United States 70 participate in the
session Of the annual conference. which
will be held on the farm Of Rev. Henry
A. Good, near WaynesbOTO.
Following hearty handshake. an en-
brace. and a kiss which was the way the
delegates greeted each other, they We're
assigned TO the various places where they
will be entertained while the conference
is in session. Tomorrow will be given
over 20 religious services, and on Mon
day the business sessions Of the confer
ence will begin.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
nrnnn Sfenmshins-

New York. NAV g-Arired out-Noordam at
Rotterdam from New York, Bluocler. az Plymouth
from New York; Grosser kurfue,st. az CheTbourg.
from New YORK.
Sailed from foreign p1Y,s-St Paul from South
ampton for New Yen Minnetouks from London for
New York. Lucania from Liverpool for New York
Ia lorraine from HaTTe fer New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
M. L. BYERS DIES SUDDENLY.
Druggist at Hagerstown, Nd, sue
Cumbs Ia Heart Failure.

ST|cIdI n The Wa-Ii1Et0n H6rId.
Hagerstown. Nd. May lS-Martin L.
Byers. a druggist, died suddenly this
morning at his residence here of heart
failure. aged sixty-seveu years.
Mr.. Byers was formerly I'm the jew
olry and drug business in Santa Fe,
y Mex He had been a druggist I'm
Haeerstown since 1856. lie served as q
member of the board Of county commits
eioners was city clerk. and treasurer Of
Hagerstown before the new charter was
adopted. and also a member Of the city
council from the Third ward. he is
survived by a widow and two children.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Favor Baptist University.

Richmond, Va. MAY 1S.-The report Of
the committee on denominational educa-
tion within the bounds of the Southern
Baptist convention carried a reCOmmenda-
ton that the convention found AT some
city, to be decided by the convention as
most suitable, q great Baptist university
The report was widely discussed and
adopted
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
James Peverim Dead.

James Peyeun died last night at his
home in Alexandra County. after d brief
illness from pneumonia. He was sixty
three years Of age Mr.. Peyerill was
native Of England. but came 10 this
country in his youth. Six daughters and
one son survive him. The funeral will
be held from his late residence Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
New Charter Granted.

A charter has been granted by the
state corporation commission 20 the Speed
Bali Company, of this city. The capital
stock is To be not more than $4,000 nor
less than No1. The incorporat0rs are
George p. Sacks, Frank Pitzer. Il. H.
Mckee. J. c. Weldon. G. 3. Van Nest
J. L. Marshall, =. Y. De Graw. William g.
Carter. and ". A. Johnson. an Of Wash
InEtln.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Negrn Gets 81, Months.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
StauntOn, Va. May 1S.-John Walker.
the negro who was charged with at
tempted Ia attack Mrs c. NJ. Painter. Of
this city. was found guilty of misde-
meanOr and sentenced to six months
labor on the county roads.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Thirteen Thonsnnd stolen.

Pasadena, Cal. May 1S-The safe in
the main post-ofice. located on North
Raymond avenue. between Union and
Holly. was blown open early to-day by
robbers and $4,000 in unbroken pack
ages Of stamps stolen.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Golf Il NECESSARY Adinnct.

London. May IS-The Saturday Re
view saws that among the regular and
most highly valued impedimenta of the
British armies and pioneers are bags Of
golf clubs and boxes of golf balls
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

The funeral Of Miss Mary Z. Guenemar.
whose death occurred Thursday at her
home in Fairfax County, was held this
morning from St Mary's Catholic Church
Rev. Father Kelly. the assistant pastor
conducted the services. and the remains
were placed temporarily in a vault i'm St
Marys Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Asto SnIit I'm Pnrtr-

Dan Clark a farmer and ranchman.
said that he came to Idaho when he was
six months old. Sure about that?" he
was asked
We'll" he replied, conscientiously, .as
near as I can remember, that's right"
Il should think that must have been
hearsey evidence, was the lawyers COM
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
PRESIDENT RESTING
Roosevelt Party at Hunting
Lodge in Virginia.
SPENDS TIME TAKING THE AIR
Chief Executive Declares He Does
NOt Care How Many Reporters
tend Services Mt Christ Church To-
daytime secret Service Agent.

Scottsvillc. Va, May IS-Presldent and
Mrs Roosevelt and their son Kermit ar
rived at North Garden from Washington
late yesterday afternoon. The little family
were driven from North Garden to the
Presidents Virginia hom, in private
vehicle from the stables at plain Deal
ing" the home of the Winners. Mr..
Sloan. ID Secret Service man, is the only
addition 90 the party. He came over in a
private conveyance from the North Gar
den stables. Sloan spent the night at
Plain Dealing.
All will t.obably attend services at
Christs Church tomorrow afternoon.
when a sermon viii be preached by Rev.
Mr. CIopton. of Fauquier County This
church is situated within easy reach Of
the hunting lodge.
Plenty of Fried Chicken.
Preparations more extensive than usual
have been made this week for the recep-
tion of the guests. Frying-size chickens,
az 80 cents each, have been purchased by
the dozen. These will be prepared In the
inimitable old Virginia way for the de-
lectation Of the palate Of the President
and his wife and son. All the eggs pro-
duced at the Ghost Place during the stay
OF the President have been engaged In
advance, and butter has been spoken
for throughout the country side
The President spent the better part Of
to-day exploring the neighborhood lie
says ne does not care a rap how many
reporters come around this trip. He does
not propose 10 pay any attention TO them,
He Is going 10 spend the time taking the
air. Mrs. Roosevelt spent a quiet day
after the fatigue OF her trip from Wash
iugtou. The youngster amused himself
I'm various ways about the premises.
Only One Guardian.
This is the first time member Of the
secret service has accompanied the Presi-
dent an the way 20 the hunting lodge
His presence on this occasion is no doubt
due % the fact that he is tired Of twad-
ding his fingers at North Garden while
ta- President is hunting and fishing. and
n other ways amusing himself. Usually
there are six or eight of these gentlemen.
but this one was an the President consid-
cred necessary on this trip. He says that
Doe ertertains no fear OF harm Detailing
him among the good folk of Albemarle
County u is a pr0vorhial fact that in
that sweet region the doors TO the c0gn-
try houses are never locked
sloan while feeling himself thoroughly
able to defend the President Is just "a
little afraid Of becoming lost i'm the
woods He has requested some OF the
neighhors 90 pilot him through the near
cuts between the little home Plain Deal
ing and North Garden.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Democrats Plan Two Mass
Meetings for This Week.
FOUR CANDIDATES TO SPEAK

Fairfax County Preparing for One
of Biggest Political Gatherings in
fenrs-JnmeS PeVcriil Fails Vic
tim to PneumOnin-Speed Ball Conn
pRnY Granted Charter.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
County Attorney Defends In
terYiew with Orchard.
FINDS NO IMPROPER MOTIVE
Prosecution in Haywood Case Has
One PeremptOry Challenge Left
and Defense Two-State's AttOr-
neys Pretty Well Satisfied with
Complexion of Men in the Box.
WEEK IN HAYWOOD TRIAL.

seventh day of the trial of Will
lam ID. Haywood, accused of the
murder Of former GOV. SteuncnbcrE.
Examination of jurors for bias
concluded by both sides.
Each now utilizing peremptory
chRilege TO eliminate undesirubies.
Believed jury will he completed
next week.
HnwIey. chief counsel for the
prosecution, says State will COM
plete case in six weeks.
state has 159 witnesses under
subpoena.
Defense says it will need three
or feur weeks TO present its side.
City quiet, country violent. Inter
est In ease Is all outside Of Boise.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Bethany Church is the name selected
for their house Of worship by the mem
bers Of the Methodist Protestant Church
of this city who recently withdrew from
the parent body and established a new
organization. The first regular Sunday
services Of the new church will be held to-
morrow morning in the old First Presby-
terian Church building on South Fairfax
street The sermon will be delivered hy
Rev. r. S. Lawrence
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

At the First Baptist Church tomorrow
Rev. q. +. Chambers. Of Saratoga. y. Y.
viii preach az the morning services. and
the sermon az the evening services will be
delivered by Rev. Harry b. Williams. Of
Woburu Mass
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Bunart Brennon. Of CUlQeper County.
was held for the action of the grand jury
by United States Commissioner r. p. ".
Garnett. on the charge Of destroying a
post-office box in CUlpeper.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
Tennessee Legislature convenes.

Nashville. Tenn. Ian S.-The If
ty-hfth session Of the general assem-
bly, " Tennessee convened here a,
noon Monday ami The Organization
vas pcrfec ed by the election of +
G. Toilet. as speaker % the senate.
and J. T. Montgomery. Of the house
The mos; impor' ant matters IN CONF
before the body will ~ temperance q.
anti-race track gambling and in,ur-
ance legislation. \ bill will also ~
introduced looking 20 the adjustment
OF capital punishment in this state
Governor Rober' l.. Taylor, Who
vas chosen al a democratic pr!mlr, .
Will De elected by this !esiSlatUra 10
succeed + W. Carmack. a. United
states senator.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
Necro Kills Town Marshal.

Columbus. Ga. Jan s.-Kawar'
Cater aged. 80. married, marshal OF
Richland. Ga. was shot and In
SANITY killed in the streets of that
place Sunday night at 7:So o'clock
ny an unknown negro. who immedi-
etely fed and has not been captured
ire marshal In attempting 90 ares
che negro. who Tailed with descrip'
tion Of one for whom a hundred dol
lars reward had been offered, wher
the negro drew a pistol. shot Mar
shsl Caters brains out and fed In
the darkness. Mayor Sims Offer:
800 reward for the arrest Of the ne
gro, and he has wired Governor Ter
-xsll 10 add TO this amount.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
FORT OF RAISULI
TAKEN BY STORM
Af.er Almost Bloodless Fight,
Stronghold Fell.
RAIsULl HAS MADE HIS ESCAPE
The sultsns Troops Charged After
Few Shells Were Flred-Some Rich
Booty Was Secured.

Tangier. Morocco, Jan. S.-Z.rat,
Raisu!i's stronghold. was virtually
destroyed BY ire and Eel! into TIE
hands of the troops Of the sultan at
noon Sunday, after a short and al
most bloodless fight.
Raisui and his 200 followers sue
ceeded in elud!ng capture and reach
ing the mountains. despite the elao-
crate plans Of War Minister Gabbds
10 prevent their escape. No firing
took place Saturday night. but AZ 10
O'Clock Sunday morning the artillery.
under command NJ an Algerian ma
tive lieutenant, whom Che French
authorities permitted 10 par iCipa,r IN
the battle On rogue, Of Wa MiG-
i,tcr Gabbas. opened on the town.
The Moorish gunners showed their
utter incapsc:ty In handling their
guns. and the infantry fred hap
hazard. Two shells dropped inside
the fls'ness without reply. and here
upon BODY Of ne sultan, troops
charged. shouting. and reached ~"
walls amii desu,,ory shots from the
surrounding brush.
The ga.es 20 tn town were found
10 De open. but there were no oc-
cupants OF ne place except II prs
on,rs, included among whom We're
tour Portuguese.
4 detachment Of the government
troops continued firing lin the direc-
ton of he mountains where Rai,u,i
and his followers were observed fee
ing.
Meanwhile the other government
troop, p!!Iased the stronghold, secur-
ing considerable booty IN me shape
OF costly carpets, arms. cattle AMI
sheep.
~ fatalities in the fsh'!ng are re-
ported. though 4 few person, On both
sides were wounded Il H. thought
probable thai the RaiSuit,s carried
OF their dead
Minister Of War Ga5baS. who has
not left TanSiers during the opera
tons. il is expected. will next move
against the pretender 10 the throne.
Mulai MOhammed. a brother Of ~"
sultan. from whose followers there
have been many OBJECTIONS recently.
The Spanish officers ~ the interna-
sional police. created by The A'SeCi-
raS convention, have arrived here.
and will AXE mp their duties at the
! end VI The month
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
rerroris.s Saved from eallows.

Odessa. Jan. S.-SiX Tcrrorists
have been saved from the gallows by
resOurceful revOutionis,s here. who
conceived Of the bold plan Of utilizing
the official cipher 20 ho0dwink the
governor general The TerrOrists
had been tried by the court martha,
aud sentenced 20 death and were
awaiting execution. when the Cover
nor genera, received a cipher messas'
from 81. Petersburg. conveying the
empernr's order 20 commute he death
sentences 10 hard labor for ne. The
order was Officially put IN force hu'
the authorities hav- now ascertain Il
that IL vas 4 clever forgery Ac-
coriing 70 tho Russian law, prisoners
caunor "a eXccu ed once their SEN
fences have been officially committed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
LED BLIND WIFE TO THE RIVER
After Beating Her in Brutal Man
ner.

Columbus. Ga, Jan. S.-Jerpme
Robin Ou. . niiio-aged negro ~ lee
county. Alabama. g., in jail In P3'E.K
cry on he chi.Ie Of assault with IN
ten, 20 murder, tie victim being his
own WIFE.
WA fearful cash in her head.
firg,r-pr.nt, IN her throat and bruises
abOu, her face and side. me woman.
Bnthenic ROM, son. who !, tD.al.y
blind. va, found in the edge OF the
Chat ahoochea river north Of Phen!x
Ci.y al an early hour in the morning.
standing waist i.ep In the water and
almost frozen. White men who found
her pulled the woman from The water.
built fire for her benefit and teic-
phonpd the Phenix City police au nor
tiles. Whether thrown in the edge
OF the water. or whether she after
wards revived and Ia her blind crawl
ing about the bank fell into the stream
can only be conjectured. She will
probably recover from her experience.
although she was seriously injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
Plunoed Down an Embankment

Albuquerque. y VI Jan. S.-Pas-
sengcr rain No. :, eaStbound. on the
AtchiSon. Topeka and Santa Fe,
Jumped tho track on a curve AZ Blue
water. lo7 mile, west OF this city
The engine and the entire eleven cars
Of The train. one az the heaviest on
The road. plunged over a 20-foOt en-
bankment, and he cars were piled
M in confusion. The passengers in
he coaches and Pullmans were ali
painfully bruised but were extricated
from the overturned cars without Sc
nous injury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
Nearo Ran on the Robbers.

Hampton, Miss. Jan. S.-B. l..
Foruberry was shot aud probably ia
Tally wounded by TWO white men who
ro5oel him as he lay on the sidewalk
helpless aud calling for assistance The
robbers were frightened away by a
bold 'G' "r med negro before heir
vor ..- p.ettG The white CIT
,Ieus f.. ~l.rs around formed Il posse
and are OF 'as lookout for tue men,
tarea en!ug % lynch them Il caught
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-09
Decision Favorable to Government.

Washington. Jan S.-The case OF
G.. Falk aud brother. Of New York
importers NJ tobacco, versus the Unit
ed states. vas decided by the supreme
court ~ the United States Monday
favoraby 20 the government. The
point at issue was the question wheth-
er tobacco should pay duty when re-
ceived az the bonded warehouses %
wnen removed from them. the weigh,
being less al the latter time than az
the former period with a correspond
ing reduction " ne amount required
20 meet the demands ot thc revenue
officials. The court held that pay
ment should 5e On entrance. thus sus-
tanning the New York collector OF Gus
toms