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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-12
SUDDEN Death /. OF
SENATOR .E|::.|' A. | MORGAN. ! [ / |
The End Came Last Night from
an Attack OF Angina
Pectoris.
HAD a NOTABLE CAREER
HAD A NOTABLE CAREER

WASHINGTON, June 11-United
States Senator John Tyler Morgan. of
Alabama for thirty years q member,
of the upper House OF Congress. chair
man OF the Senate Committee on Inter
Oceanic Canals, and prominent as n
brigadier-general In the Confederate
Army, died at his home here Tonight
Senator Morgan had been in bad health
for a number of years, but had more
or less regularly attended the ses-
sions Of Congress. He suffered from
OF death. He passed away at 1l:l5
O'Clock. At the bedside were his
daug Mary Morgan md
Miss Cornelia Morgan. both Of this
cty-and his secretary, J. Q. Jones.
Mr.. Morgan attended to his con-
gressional duties at his home here
until about week ago. Since that
time he had been confined to his house
and to his bed. He was able. how
ever, to sit up for while to-day and
talk over some official matters with
his secretary. He began failing dur
ing the evening. however, and physi-
clans We're summoned.
His Work in the Senate.
Mr.. Morgan was asDemocrat and was
born in Athens. Tenn, June 90 1924
His home, in Alabama, was at Selma,
where the funeral Will take place, the
body probably being taken from here
Thursday. Mr.. Morgan had held q
number Of important Offices beside that
OF Senator. including membership In
| tho Hawaiian Laws Commission and
arbitrator on the Bering Sea
fisheries His chief active interest in
4 tho Senate in recent years had been
In connection with the 1sthmian Canal
question. He was persistent advo-
cate OF the Nicaragua route. and made
O number Of notable speeches during
his long, but unsuccessful fight for
tho adoption OF a Nlcaraguan water
way. In tho hearings on the cana,
question in committee and on the floor
Mr., Morgan took an active part, de.
spite his great ago and falling
strength.
Mr.. Morgan was n familiar figure n
this city, where he made his home
for a long time, at No. 315 John Mar.
| shall Place. a.
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COURT ORDERS
SANITY TEST
Must Determine Whether Mrs.
Eddy Can Manage Her
Affairs.

/ u CONCORD, N, Fl, Juno 11.-A motion
asking. for y trial before q jury of
tency to manage her affairs was filed
In the Marrimack county Superior Coutr
to-day by counsel for tho plaintiffs In
the suit to secure an accounting of
the property of Mrs, Eddy. The court
is asked to give a hearing on this mo-
tion. IT was In this court that Judge
Robert N. clamberlIn yesterday an
nounced his Intention of appointing a
master to determine Mrs. Eddy's COM
potency. 5
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Reunion Of University Of yir-
Einiu Alumni.
Especial to Tho mcs-Dispatch.1
ia M E S TOWN EXP OSITION
GROUNDS, June 11.-Scores Of vir-
sginians, not only from the Old Do
minion, but sons and daughters Of the
gions are expected to make Virginia
Day q big success Mt the jamestown
Exposition tomorrow. Thousands Of
them are here tonight, and other
thousands are expected to arrive to-
morrow. Tidewater Virginia, 1t Is GER
tain, will furnish its full quota OF visi-
tors to the exposition. The military
will perhaps furnish one Of the chief
features OF the days cele bration.
The entire Virginia brigade Of in
fantry, tho artillery, the cadets from
the Virginia Military Institute and
the Polytechnic Institute. Joined by the
Fifth Georgia Regiment, the United
States troops in camp and other mill.
tary and semi-military organizations
will unite In big parade. Major-Gen.
eral Fred D. Grant will be in supreme
command Of the troops as thoy pass
tho grandstand on the beautiful Lee
Parade IN review Of the Governor OF
Virginia and other high State officials
and the entire Virginia Tercentennia
Commission.
OF the 1000 tickets available for In,
vited guests to the reviewing stand to,
morrow 400 will be given out by tht
Jamestown Exposition Company ant
900 have been allotted to the Virginia
Jamestown Commission. Tho latter
will be distributed by Captain w. w
Baker, in charge at tho Virginia Build
| Ing. and Commissioner Robert w
|Withers to distinguished foreig,
guests, officers of the United State
Army and Navy, members OF tho Vir
ginia General Assembly the Virgini,
judiciary and visiting Judiciary, Mayor
OF cities and towns and visiting coun
cilmen and aldermen from Virgini,
cities, as we'll as to high county Off
cials from tho Old Dominion.
Other features of to-n1orrow's pro
gram are an address by Governo
Swanson and the reading of an origina
poem by DR.. Thomas Nelson Pngo, Vir
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Sketch OF His Career.
Senator Morgan was one of the load
ing men of the South. He was an able
lawyer made n fine record ms n SOL
der. and was recognized as ono OF
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GREAT / GATHERING 4 n / |'..| ( [
o. lRGINIA|,S 4: SONS
Celebration OF Virginia Day at
Jamestown Exposition To-Day
Will Be Notable.
ADDRESSES AND PARADE {

4 FEATURES OF VIRGINIA DAY.
Parade, participated In by all
4 military ut exposition.
Address by Governor.
Poem by Thomas Nelson Page.
eceptiOn nt Virginia Building.
Reunion Of University Of Vir-s
Einiu Alumni.
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Launch Returning to Batteship Minnesota
From Dance Lost, With Six Midshipmen
and Five Seamen.
UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR
BODIES OF THE VICTIMS
Opinion 81 Naval Officers is That the Launch
Was Run Down By Steamer---Capes Of
Midshipmen Seen Floating in
Harbor Last Night.
I. and Five Seamen.

Tonight
that the naval onl. have absolute the identity Of
is
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Mr.. Morgan was a familiar figure In
this city, where he made his home
for long time, attNo. 315 John Mar
shall Place. 851+fst a4 VIZ, .FltEsslEll
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Early Attempt to Murder.
The examination next reviewed the
earlier attempt on Governor Peabody
and the making OF the bombs to kill
him. and the plots against Judges Cab
bert and Goddard, with an effort every
where to Tighten and cast doubt upon
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Witness Almost Wept.

In five minutes to-day Orchard show
bd more emotion than at any time since
he began his estimony. It was when
the defense. In rough -shod depression.
asked him II he had not deserted his
Cripple Creek wife and left her In pow
srty that compelled her to sell her
wash-tub to buy bread. Orchards lips
4 uuivered, and, with tears near, he fall
toringly denied that he had done so,
and said that tho federation leaders
had promised to cane for her In his alb
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Orchard, who confcsses that he hest ;
tated at no crime and took hundred
desperate chances In those he COM
mitted, made an interesting contrlbu-
.tion to the psychological study Of his
personality when he called himself a
coward. He said he was too cowardly
to openly kill Judge Gabbert: that he
regarded all his acts as cowardly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
V. N. I. CLOSES SESSION.
Tyyenty-seven Graduates Receive
Their Diplomas at Lexington.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, June 21-The final COM
meuceT1ent exercises at the Virginia Mill
taTy Institute were held this morning in
the Stonewan Jackson Memorial Han be-
fore a large audience. Twenty
graduates received their diplomas The
address 10 the graduating class was de-
livered by Representative H D. Flood.
The valedict0Ty address was delivered by
Cadet Capt. George W. Nichols, Of Spar
tansburg. S. c.
The other exercises were the annOunC-
ing Of the distinguished in their various
studies in the four classes Of the school,
delivery OF diplomas, and conferring Of
degrees. The exercises concluded with the
awarding Of the first and second Jackson
Hope medals TO Cadets George ".
Nichols. OF Spartansburg. S. c., and Muir
ray Il. Edwards. Of Kirkwood, No. The
final exercises took place on the parade
grounds, where the orders were read by
Col Mills. commandant, making the new
officers who will have command of the
battalion next session. After the post
band had played Aud Lang Syne," the
battalion was dismissed for the session
on fUrlOugh, and the first class relieved
from further duty.
The final ball was given tonight In the
gymnasium, under jackson Memorial
building. Cadet Lieut.. Laurence II. Earle,
of Montclalr. y. J., was final president
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
OYSTER BEDS LOCATED.
OmcinI Charts show boundaries in
Anne Arundel County Waters.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. June 20.-Capt. c. c.
Yates, in charge of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey force, work.
ing in cooperation with the Maryland
sheH-fsh commission in surveying oys-
ter grounds Of Chesapeake Bay, to-day
formally issued the official publication,
giving a description OF the work, and
also the official charts showing the
location, boundaries, and dimensions Of
the natural oyster beds in Anne Arun-
del County waters. AS required by the
oyster culture act. these charts were
filed with the shen-fsh commission,
and also in the office Of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County.
The report Is a comprehensive one,
showing that IN this county there are
nInety-one natural oyster beds The
total number Of acres is 53.666. or this
'1G3SS acres are for longing, while the
remaining 14.27S acres are for dredg-
ing. With the fling Of the charts oys-
termen may avail themselves of the
right of appeal as provided under the
law. II In their opinion the extent of
tho bars Is incorrect.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
CARLIN'S ELECTION IS SHOWN
Revised Returns Indicate Alexan-
drian's Plurality More than 400.
Only Two Counties to be Heard
from in Eighth Congressional
District of Virginia.
special TO The Washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. June O.-The returns
from the Eighth Congressional district
clearly indicate that the Democratic nom
ination has fallen to the lot of c. c. Car
lin, of Alexandria. From the beginning Of
the campaign 1t has been practically
conceded that Stafford and King George
are favorable TO Cariin. so the vote in
these counties. which has not been Off
cially returned. is not apt TO change the
result Of the contest in favor of Judge
Nicol or Mr. Gordon It should rather
increase Carlin's plurality.
Judge Nicol, who resigned seat on
the bench to enter the contest, did not
make nearly so good showing as his
friends had expected. He even ran be-
hind Gordon. who carried Louisa. his
home county, Orange, and L0udoun.
Judge NicoI carried his own, Prince Will
lam. and also Alexandria and Fairfax
counties.
The result of the primary so far as the
returns have been received, is epitomized
In the following table giving the revised
actual or estimated vote.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
nncheIors of pivInIty.

Robert Evans Browning. William NrS-
lev Daup. Robert Albert Griesser, and
William Gibson Pendleton, having at
tained the required standard on examlna-
tlou in all of the departments, were
recommended to the board of trustees
for the degree Of bachelor of divinity, 10
be conferred after writing an approved
thesis and their ordination 10 the priest
hood. Certificates in special departments
We're awarded 10 Ivan Marshall Green and
Alexander stuart Gibson, B. /, The fol-
lowing having dispensed with Hebrew,
were given certificates tesufying that they
had passed the required examination in
the rest of the departments of study:
James Gumer Busie. Lewis Carter Har-
rison. B. A; David Henry Lewis, Myron
Barrand Marshall. Lorenzo Davenport
Vaughan. and Milton Roher Warsham,
The alumni meeting, which occurred at
noon. was presided over By Bishop Peter
kin. Of West Virginia. Rev. Edwin L
Goodwin, of Fairfax, read an essay, and
Rev. Carl E. Grammer, of Philadelphia,
delivered an address on the life and
character of the late Prof. Cornelius
Walker, who was for many years con-
uscted with the seminary.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
Corner Of Prince and ROYAL Streets

Corner Of Prince and ROYAL streets
Alexandria, Va, June 2o.-Diplomas Of
graduation were conferred upon SIX candi-
dates at the annual commencement eXer-
clses to-day at the Episcopal Theological
Seminary of Virginia, marking the close
Of the eighty-fourth scholastic year Of that
institution The graduates are Robert
Evans Browning. b. A, Riyerdale, Md;
William Wesley Daup. 3. A, Michigan
City. Ind; Robert Albert Griesser, Phi D.,
Buffalo. n. Y. Wiley Roy Mason. Co
lonial Beach, Va; William Gibson Pen
dleton, WythevHle, Va. and Thomas
Lowry Sinclair, B. A.. Seld7nk, Va. The
diplomas were presented by Bishop Rob-
ert A. Gibson, president Of the board ef
trustees Of the seminary, who presided.
The exercises took place in the chapel be
fore a large audience, including clergy
men. students, and their friends
Essays were read by the following mem
hers Of the senior class: Robert Albert
Griesser. 'The Code Hanamurabia;' VII
liam Gibson. Pendleton, Defense of the
Pauline Authorship OF the Pastoral Epis-
ties" Robert Evans Browning, The Mo-
tive Power of Christian Ethics
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
BLUE AND GRAY UNITES.
COnfedeTatcs Assist in UnVeiIing
Union Monument at Petersburg

Richmond, Va, June 20.-An interest
ing feature Of the ceremonies attending
the unveiling Of the Forty eighth
Pennsylvania monument, near Peters
burg. Va, to-day. and one showing the
cordial good feeling now existing he
tween the Blue and the Gray, the fact
that the unyeiling was Jointly done by
Northern and a Southern lady, Miss
Bessie B. Reid. of Pottsville Pa, and
Mrs. Otelia Malone McGill. of Peters
burg, daughter of Gen. William Ma
hone.
The Pennsylvania veterans to the
number of 800 or more. with Gov.
Stuart and staff Of that State, arrived
at Petersburg early this morning, and,
after breakfasting. were escorted by
A. p. Hill Camp of Confederate Neter-
ans and the Petersburg Grays out to
the monument. in Prince George COun-
", where the imposing services of the
day took place. A number Of addresses
were delivered, including those by Gov.
Stuart, of Pennsylvania, and Gov.
Swanson, Of Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Malt Extract.

Long Island Malt, S1.25 per doZ
Court Plaster Free
Best French Rose Water. per
pint. bottle included. 25c.
Iicorice Powder. per pound, 25c.
Handy Lotion for Chapped
hands regular 25C. Special. Zoe.
German Malt, regular price Sl.25.
Special, SI.O4.
Absorbent Cotton. pound. 21c.
Pure Nasoliue. pound bottles
regular price 50c Special. 25e.
Sugar MIX. In pound packages,
zoe. Now 2Ic.
Nursing bottles. 3 for Zoe.
Black LicOrice, sticks for Sc.
Absolutely Pure CarbOIic Acid,
16-pZ. bottles. 4OC.
EPSON Salts, per pound, sc.
Colgates Violet Talcum. 15c.
25C Colgate Tooth Powder and
lee cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
I5c.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Funeral of william A. Whitson.

Funeral services for William A Whit
son, who died Thursday, will be held at
the residence Of his son. DR.. W. H. Whit
son, as Sixth street northwest, to-day at
o'clock. Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn, of the
First Congregational Church, Mount
Pleasant. will conduct the services. and
many friends of the deceased Will be pres
ent Interment will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery. The deceased is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Julia NJ WhitsOn
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TEN MOONSHINERS CAPTURED.
Revenue Officers Break Up DistilIeT-
les in North Carolina.

Special t1 The Washington Herald.
Charlotte \. c., June 10.-RepOrts re-
ceiyed here this morning from Smith
town, stokes County, y. c., tell Of the
successful raid made by twenty-seven
revenue officers. led, it is said, by Secret
Service detectives from Washington, on
the moonshtners of that territory, the sec
Ji0n noted for half a century for its
great number Of Illicit stills and the bold
ness and pugnacity Of the moonshiners.
AS a result of the days work thirteen
large blockade stills were broken up, and
ten mOonshiners taken captlves.
4 supply of arms was received from
Washington, and early in the morning
the raidinE squad was organized at Mount
Airy n. c., and marched 10 Smithtown.
The stills and mCOnshiners were carried
back TO Mount Airy, which is thirty miles
distant.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
PerfumerieS.

Piyers' Azurea and lie Trifol, in
bulk. 5OC %.
AZurea Sachet Powder. 40c.
All soc Extracts, to-day and to-
morrow. 25c o.
GoDdOla Floating Bath Soap,
the kind others charge YOU sc a
cake for our special price to-
dag and tomorrow. @ cakes for IOc.
GorW0od's Antiseptic Violet Tai
cum Powder. the kind others
charge you l5c can. Our price to-
to-day and tomorrow. only sc.
C0lgate's Oatmeal. Honey. ely
ceTIu. and Brown Windsor Soap,
l5c size Our price, sc per cake.
Colgate's Shaving Soap. Sc per
cake
Florida Water. worth 25c, BE.
Packers Tar soap. l5c per cake.
zee Rubifoam Tooth Wash, I5c
bottle.
Cream OF Roses and Almonds. a
liquid face powder. 23c bottle.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Daily Drug Needs.

Eferyescent Nichy and kissen-
gen, in pound bottles, 3Oc.
Bromide of Potash. 4 H., ice.
Cold Cream in pound jars; regu-
lar price, SLG0. Special. 48c.
Save the baby-buy a dozen
Black Nipples for 25e, or for Sc.
Phosphate Soda, pound cans; the
best; regular price 25c. Special,
I5c.
Ehervescent Phosphate of Soda;
best made in pound bottles; regu-
lar price 81. Special, 39c.
Seldlltz Powders. fresh daily
Per box. I5c.
5-grain Lithia Tablets, csc; now
I5c.
Household Ammonia. 0c.
Harlem Oil 3 bottles for Zoe.
Insect Powder, 25c per pound.
Dickinson Extract Witch Hazel,
zoe quart, regular price, soc.
Rough on Rats, Sc; usually l5c.
Powdered BoraX, 90 Mule Team
brand DC per pound
Lime Water FREE-any quan-
titv.
Sea Salt. large sack. lie.
Violet Ammonia, lie.
A 1925 Shower Bath Spray for
0Sc.
A combination Fountain Bath
Brush; value. $2.50. Our price.
SI9S.
Household Thermometers, worth
25c. lie.
40c AtOmiZers, 2ic.
$50 4-qt Hot Water Bottles,
lightweight 5Sc.
Soda Mint Tablets. 8 o., Zoe.
l6c Toilet Paper, 3 packages, Zoe.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
NOVELIST GIVEN DEGREE.
Mrs. VI. f. Henry-RufIln HOnored Mt
Emmitsburg, Md.
Al N Tho washington Herald.

SD5Clal % EHo washington IItIal.
Emmitsburg, Md, June 2O.-The ninety
eighth annual commencement Of St.
Josephs Academy was held at Emmits-
burg, Md, to-day. Diplomas were
awarded to eight graduates, and an hon
orary degree Of doctor Of literature con-
ferred on Mrs. NJ Z. Henry-Ruffin, Of the
class Of 1871.
Mrs Henry-Ruffln is a resident OF Mo
bile, Ala, and is the author Of John
Glider" and "The North Star" novels.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Ocenn Sfennshins

New York, June D.-Arriyed-Prinzess Alice, from
Bremen June s.
Arrived out-Pretoria, at Cherbours from New
York; Majestic at Southampton, from New YORK
Kaiserin Augaste Victoria. at Cheibourg, from New
York
Sailed from foreign p0Tts-Oceanic from Queens
town for New York; Arabic, from Liverpool fer New
York; Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse fTOm Cherbourg
for New York
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
HUGH NICHOLSON INJURED.
Miniature Painter Receives Frac-
ture of skull by Fail.

Special "a The Washington Herald
Baltimore, June -1.-Hugh I. Nicholson,
a well-kuown miniature painter, who for
. number OF years made his home In
Baltimore, is in "a serious condition in the
New York Hospital, New York City,
with his skull fractured in two places by
a fan down the stairway at his studio, 125
West Twenty-third street
Clifford de J. Mesuy received a letter
from Clinton Peters giving details of the
accident, In which Mr. Peters said that
Mr.. Nicholson was by no means out Of
danger Mr.. Nicholson's home is in Lon
don, and his relatives have been notified.
Should he recover he viii be incapacitated
for work for some time.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
MAI. SYLVESTER REELECTED.
Police Chiefs Adjourn Convention at
Jamestown Exposition.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June 20.-The International
Association Of Police Chiefs to-day re-
elected its former officers, as follows:
Mai Richard Sylvester, Of Washington,
D. G., president; John Whitaker, of Day
ton, Ohio. vice president; Harvey Carr,
of Grand Rapids, Mich, secretary
treasurer. Detroit was chosen as the next
place of meeting. The convention ad-
journed to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Funeral of Mrs. C. II. Harlow,

clecdl 10 Inc washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, June 20.-The re-
mains Of Mrs. Harlow. wife of Com
mander Charles H. Harlow. L. S. n,
who died in Pittsburg few days ago,
were brought to Annapolis to-day and
buried IN the naval cemetery. Chap
lain Henry H. Clark, OF the Naval Acad-
emy, conducted a brief burial service al
the grave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Frostburg Eagles incorporate

Special TO The Washington Herald.
FTostburg, Nd, June IA certificate
Of Incorporation has been granted to
Frostburg Aerie, No. 1913, FraternaI Order
Ct Eagles. The incorporators are Daniel
j. Williams. Daniel SCally. Thomas H.
Morgan, Edgar y. Michaels. John S.
MeJzger. Bernard Hughes, Charles Z.
limerick, and John r. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TWO VIRGINIA BELLIES WED.
Miss Mary Page and Miss Sybil Bur-
well Married.
Special to The Washington Herald

SilEClaI % II0 v l7-IIIIsIll IIlIaII-
Winchester, Va, June 2l-Aliss Mary
Powell Page, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
r. p. Page, of Berryville, was married
last night 10 Mr. W. Henry Patterson. of
Petersburg. Va. The ceremony was per
formed at the home Of the bride, and
Rev Edward Wall, Of Grace Episcopal
Church Berryviile, OBLIGATED
Christ Church, MilIwood, was the
scene-of "a pretty wedding last night when
Miss SybH Burwell only daughter Of
Mr. Thomas II. BurweN, became the
bride Of Mr. Edward b. Jacobs, OF Clarke
County Rev. J. N. RObesOB, rector of
Christ Church, ofticiated
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
nrnmhncIs ELECTED Mayor.

Special TO ihe Washington Herald,
Winchester. Va,-June 20.-Charles l.
Brumback was chosen mayor Of Ste
phens City at the election yesterday,
and r. A. Lemley, J, D, Steele, A. w.
Doggett, D. a. Adams. B, a. Guard,
and J. A. McCarty, councilmen. The
new officers stand for better streets and
new paVements.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Father Carne Returns.

Rev. Father Richard L. Carne. who was
recently connected with Old Point Col
Iege. has returned TO his former home IN
this city, where he expects 20 reside for
the remainder of his life. As occasions
requires. he viii assist in the services at
ST. Marys Church, and will celebrate
mass az ST. MarE.s academy.