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The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frederick. Sept. lS-The condition of
Chief Judge James McSEcrry was reported to-day 10
De neither bJttCr than Il has been Tor the
last couple Of weeks.
Ia Plata. Sept IS-Hayden Dean. an
oysteImau q 81. Mary County was drowned Monday
from ihe schooner Henrctta Bash az Rock Point
lie leaves q mother aud q brother
Baltimore. Sept 1S-Rev. Dr. John
y Dobbins, pastor u Grace II. T. CLurch has To-
signed. 90 take effect next April DR. Dobbius to-
dey declined % say why be had resigned.
Westminster, Sept 1S-At a meeting of
dais1men here yesterday action was taken looking
70 general increase in the urice Of mik in Mary
land and an ASSOCIATION Of dairymen for mutual
benefit.
Hagerstown, Sept. IS-The vestry Of St.
Johns Episcopal Church this city last night voted
20 extend cali to Rev. J. Poyntz Tyler Of Ash
land Va. % become rector of the church. WhcA has
been without regular pastor since The first cf July
Hagerstown. Sept 1S-1liss Ida Stock
slayer, Of Kaufnan's Station. and Eldru Eochland-
er. = Greencastle. were married last night at the
home Of Che brides parents Mr. and Mrs Martin
Stockslager. Miss EXie otephey. of HagerstCWn
paycd the wedding march.
Hagerstown, Sept. IS.-Gen. J. Eugene
DUyee, II Los Angeles. Cal was among the dis
tinsuisGed visitors 30 Antietam battle eid yester-
day. the forty-tfth anniversary Of the battle Gen
land Rcgiment, and twenty-three years old at the
time Of the bloody conflict.
Annapolis, Sept IS.-The RESERVATIONS Of
NiilsaiIUen Oscar ssib Of Jasper Ind. and Clar-
euce G. Riner. Of Cheyenne Wyo. we're returned
20 the Naval Academy this morning from the NAVY
Department. The designations were both acce1.ea.
The young men were asked TO resign on account Of
continuous breaches Of discipline.
Hagerstown, Sept. 1S.-The Republican
county central committee has mglnized for the
campaign by electing Charles d. Wagamau chair
man; Hauy Brindle secretary. J. j. Funk. tl,as-
urer. Plans have been made for a meeting in Ia
glrtcrn October 25 when George r. Gather the
Republican nominse for governor and others win
make addresses.
Frederick. Sept lS--1Irs Mary A.
kTeTUs announces that her daughter Miss Helen
Agnes kreprs viii be married 10 William Noah
Wachter both Of Frederick, al tEe home of the
brides graalIsrcnts Air. aad Airs. solomon Garbec
"a Tuesday, October s. Miss krepps Is a daughter
G. the late George Walter krepIs Of Washington.
Hagerstown. sept 1S.-Cards have been
issucd announcing the marriage Of Miss DaisY Dor
-oy daughter ot Airs. r. W. Dorsey. Of FREDERICK
and Virgil Marc Palmer, untH recently superin-
tCndent ef the Pore Automobile Works Hagers-
town. The ceremony took place in Frederick Sat
uTday. 4Ir. and Mrs. Palmer viii reside iu Ia
6ianaTclis
Frederick. Sept. 1S.-Heatcrs Island. in
the Potomac River. opposite Point Of Rocks, this
county sold public sale here to-day for Glenn
H WorthirEton Albert = Brown and T. r. Pam
pei trustees. to Richard Heater for 5000 The
island, which cJEmi5cs is acres has belonged 20
the Heater family Tor number Of years and has
been cultivated as a farm
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. PAULS CATHOLIC CHURCH WASHING
ten. D. C--The vested sanctuary choir Of this
parish VIII resume lis fll order Of service tie first
Sunday ia October. Rehearsals win begin Monday
evening. september e. and continue according 20
the regular schedule during the winter An excel
lent opportunity for systematic training IN singing
moJets. plain chant and Latin. IS offered 20 al
men and boys who desire % avail themselves Of ths
advantages x the Teh5arsals ard Choir school Boys
should be between the ages of seven aud thirteen
ye1rs, and 10 Vreyio1s knowledge II music IS ueces-
SaTy. Aien and boys from other parishes Vill be
tircy Wecome, and there IS 10 exptnse Il any kind
FOR instruction. Il must he understood, however,
that all who attend the rchea7sals and sessions of
the school viii give ther services 20 this ch0ir
called upoR. during tEe period Ct eight months.
after which they a1y return 90 their own parishes,
II desired. individual training and lessons. eitEer
IL voice culture, -ght-readiug ca Tiauo-iorc play
ing. VIII b. given gratis 70 those displaying un-
usual taisut Apply Uy letter only % the crzauist
and choimaster ERNEST T. WINCHESTER 81.
paul's Rector. 1875 street northwest. Rev.
JAMES +. MACEIN. Pastor. seI6-It
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
RORSCHACH MYSTERY GROWS.
White Man Said 10 BE Involved in
Portsmouth Murder.

Richmond, Va, Sept 1S-The mystery
over the murder Of the wife of Lieut..
Frank Rorschach at Portsmouth con
tinues 10 grow deeper.
The utmost reticence IS maintained by
the coroner and police, but it is learned
positively that a white man is involvel.
The suspect, it is firmly believed. was not
in quest Of money when he ransacked
two writing desks in the Rorschach home
without molesting money and valuables.
The sudden adjournment of the coroner S
inquest at q moment when a sensational
deaOuement was about to occur has Gre
aJed great speculation.
It is now rumOred that the desks ran
sacked contained documents valuable only
to the person who entered the house. and
for the possession Of which he risked
his own and took GnOther's life
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
ACCOUNTANTS REFLECT.
again Choose Old Omcers at Rich
mond Convention.

Sftcial % The "a dsllIgt-u Htfa1
Richmond Va. Sept 12-Joseph c.
Tracy, deputy auditor for the state Of
Ohio. made the formal address Of tho day
before the convention OF public account
ants this morning. The keynote Of the
address was the warning TO the States 70
focus their attention oa the Office OF the
engineers.
All the old officers Of the association
were reelected. as follows: President, 5
S Williams. comptroller, Rochester, y.
Y. vice presidents. Eastern section.
George II. Priest. Bureau Of Statistics OF
Labor. Massachusetts; Central section
Louis Betz. comptroller. ST. Paul; South
eru section, William Mex Evans, public
accountant, Richmond; Western section.
Harry 3. Henderson. State examiner,
Cheyenne. Wyo.. secretary. Howard c.
Beck. certified public accountant, Detroit,
Mich; treasurer, George II. Rex, city
auditor, Pawtucket. r. l.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
SWANSON PAID FOR BOAT.
Head of Virginia Fisheries Board
Explains Exaggerated Report.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Sept 1S-W. Mcdonald
Lee, chairman Of the State board Of
fisheries, who has been employing the
boats Of the oyster navy for the patrol
ling Of the waters of the State for the APP
prehensi0n Of violators Of the oyster
laws, to-day denied the allegation that
Gov. Swanson had taken one Of the
oyster police boats and used it for his
personal pleasure, and that the boat was
out Of commission by reason Of lack Of
funds
Lee made it plain that the facts in the
case have been greatly exaggerated The
governor had the boat for "a short time
and made proper payment for its use,
that being one Of the conditions of its
acceptance when the tender was made
him.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
CROTHERS AT TALBOT FAJR.
Gather Misses Train and Fails 10
Get There.

Gather Misses Train and Fails to
Get There.
Special to The Washington Herald
Easton. Nd, Sept &-To-day was can
didates' day at the Talbot County Fair.
which began yesterday and Will continue
through Friday. and the people had an
opportunity 10 view the prominent men
of the State
Governor and Mrs, Warfeld came last
night. and are guests Of Col. Oswald
Tilghman. DIR. Heringl also arrived last
evening. and was guest of J. Frank
Turner To-day Mr.. Crothers, Mr.. Ma
gruder and Ex-Gov. John Walter Smith
arrived. and were guests, with other
prominent Democrats, Of J. Harry Gov
lngton for lunch, and took dinner with
J. Frank Turner
The Republicans We're keenly disap-
pointed In the failure of Mr. Gather 20
arrive to-day. he having missed his train
from New York. Mr.. PaTran Mr. Baker
and Albert G. Towers candidate for
judge. and the local candidates had TO
DO the honOrs. These gentlemen were
entertained ut LUNCH by Robert /.
Kemp
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
STEALS COURTHOUSE CLOCE.
Prison Fails To BeDress Virginia's
Champion Thief.

SpeclA 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va, sept 1S--Junius Brax.
ton, cOlored, sixteen years old, is the cham
pion thief of this STATE He is serving a
term in the State prison from MiddleseX
County for housebreaking.
He is q short-term man, and as such
is employed with the gang that works
In the State Library Building at cleaning
the place, keeping the square in order,
and doing all manner Of work OF. lab
orer. But the penchant for theft is ap-
parently Unborn and irresistible.
While alone in the room Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals he stole a huge
clock which has hung in the courtroom
for years He could not get away with
It, and so he carried it TO the basement
Of the building and took il apart, con-
ceaiing the pieces. For this he was given
a taste Of the "black strap and was
thought to have been cured of his pro-
pensity to steal. Yesterday afternoon.
however, he stole SlO3 from the coat pock-
ct of an employe Of the auditors office.
he may get FIVE years for this.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
FINDS DECAPITATED BODY.
Huntsman Discovers MOnthS-oId
Crime Near Richmond.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Sept ia human
head, that OF a white man, lying IN
the grass at the edge Of the woods be-
tween Forest Hill Park and the Belt
Line tracks, was tae startling find made
this morning by Thomas Brown, an old
huntsman, who was out with lis shot
gun after hares.
The matter was Immediately reported
10 the Chesterfield police. Brown says
tlat be first saw a black derby hat
and then the skull and al some distance
found the hcadless body.
The body was nearly covered with
brush and pine needles. Apparently the
corpse, now little else but bones. was
placed in tie underbrush and covered
over several months ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MORE OFFICERS FOR ACADEMY
Capt. Badger Returns After Visit to
Navy Department.

ci-fll 70 Ilr washington HeTa4l.
Annapolis Nd, Sept 1s.-Superintendent
Badger, Of the Naval Academy, has re-
turned from Washington. after a confer
ence with Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf
on several matters pertaining To the
naval institution.
Among other matters discussed was the
settlement Of the complement Of officers
for duty at the Academy during the com
ing academic term, which begins October
l. A few additional officers of the junior
grades win be ordered here to complete
The quota.
Capt Badger also discussed with Secre-
tdry MetCalf questions pertaining 10 the
building construction work az The Acad-
eny The majority of buildings have been
completed and occupied for some time
but on others certain interior work has
been IN progress throughout the summer
The contractors have announced that
they viii De ready 10 turn them over TO
the government some time next month.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
WILL HEAR GOV. FOLK AT FAIR
Insurance Commissioner Going TO
Exposition Friday.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 ilr washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. Sept. 1S-The second
days session Of the National Association
of Insurance Commissioners was taken
up with routine work and the reading OF
many papers OF interest 70 the insurance
world
The main feature Of the day was the
rumor regarding political possibilities. It
IS accepted that r. L. Folk. Of Tennessee.
is 10 be president OF the association. His
election by unanimous vote is almost Ger
tain Many OF the representatives say
that Col Joseph Button, Of this city, the
Virginia commissioners, IS 10 be made vice
president.
The association accepted an invitation
20 attend the reception TO De given at the
Missouri Building at the jamestown Ex-
position on Friday. when Gov. Folk, OF
Missouri, VIII make an address.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
HE CHOOSES SUICIDE
Convicted Kidnapper Puts
Bullet i'll His Head.
DENIES ETS GUILT IN NOTE
Joshua Harrison, Whose Appeal
Was Denied Tuesday, shoots Him.
Take Him to PenitentiaFy for
Long Term-No Chance TO Recover.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Sept 1S.-Joshua Harri-
son, convicted Of kidnapping Kenneth
Beasley, Of WILLIAMSON. \. c.. and
sentenced to serve twenty years in the
North Carolina penitentiary therefor.
shot himself in the new Gladstone H0-
tel here this afternoon.
Harrison was out on bail. pending the
decision of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina on a motion for new trial
The court yesterday ruled adversely 20
him. and the Norfolk police were asked
10 arrest him. Detective Wright went
TO the hotel for the purpose.
Harrison was in his room, and in order
10 get him out bell boy was sent to
his room to tell him that he was wanted
at the telephone He told the boy that
he would not answer the call. and q
moment or two later the report Of
pistol rang out IN his room, and the
alleged kidnapper was found lying across
the bed, with a bullet hole in his right
temple.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
KILLS HIS BSSAILkNT.
Attacked by Girls Brother, swain
shoots Him Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Charleston. ". Va, Sept. I2-News has
just reached here that Theodore Darby.
aged twenty-one. shot ana KILLED Samuel
Blackmau at the church door al Sun,
Fayette County. near Mount Hope, last
night
IL appears that Darby had taken q sis
ter of Blackman's u ,hurch and the girls
brother objected Blackman lay in wait
at the church door FOR the couple. and
when they departed from the church
Blackman struck Darby over the head
and shoulders with a club. telling him 70
the ground. badly bruised and injured
Darby, who IS a good shot. is said u
have drawn a pistol as be sank 10 the
ground under the blows from the club
welded by Blackman. and fired one shot
at his assa!lant BlaCkmau fell dead
Darby was arrested anc taken 10 Fay
etteville to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Party Bound for washington.

Special 10 The Washington Heud
Cumberland, Nd. sept. S.-The steam
launch Mary and Catherine started down
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal yesterday
on d teu-day trip 10 Washington The
party included Frank Hoop. chief of po-
lice OF McKeesport. Pa; Robert Hoop,
Frank Brannon, Richard Jinks, Of Nc
Keesport; Capt McGee. Frank Welsh, J.
Frank Smith, Theodore Rice Frank Nc
Gee, George AlcGee, Wade Stearns. Otto
Morrell. and William Ruehl of Cumber-
land. They VIII make the trip leisurely
ana spend much time fishing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
DEMOCRATS FOR LOCAL OPTION.
Roth Parties In Washington County
Have Plank in Platforms.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Hagerst0wn. Sept 1S.-The Demo
cratic county convention was held IN
Junior Hail. in this city. to-day and
nominated a fun ticket. The cOnven-
ton was called 20 order by DR.. J. II.
Wade. chairman Of the Democratic
County Central Committee States At
toruey Albert J. Long vas chosen
chairman Of the convention.
A delegation from the Hagerstown
Ministerial Association. composed OF
Rev Dr. J. NJ TomJaugh and Rev. J. 5.
Simon. submitted TO the convention the
same resolution adopted by the recent
Republican convention, submitting the
question OF local prohibition 70 be voted
upon by the people Of the county.
The convention adopted plank on
the liquor question, giving the right 70
the people 70 vote on local option or
high license
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Claims He Is Guiltless.

The pistol was by his side On the table
lay note, the handwriting Of which was
one OF The last acts Of his life In the
note be denied as he had always done,
any knowledge OF the crime Of which he
was convicted.
Kenneth Beasley disappeared on his
way 70 school in the fall Of 1904 lie was
never seen afterward. In February, 1893,
Harrison was convicted Of Kidnapping
him. Young Beasley was the son OF State
Senator Beasley. whore enemy Harrison
was. It was charged that Harrison kid
mapped the boy and murdered him for re-
veuge.
Harrison was still alive late tonight.
hours
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
SEEK A TERMINAL SITE.
Representative of New Railroad
May Choose Spurtansburg.

May Choose SDurtunsburE.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Augusta, Ga, Sept 1S.-A party OF
railroad men composed OF John w. Pot
ter (said 10 represent Thomas T. Ryan,
w. R. Denny. Of Chicago. (said 20 repre-
sent the estate OF Marshall Field, and
several others are touring this section
with a view OF locating q terminal for
the South and Western Railroad TO run
from Virginia 20 some point in South
Carolina and connect with a road Oper-
ating 70 the Coast
tt is understood the terminal will likely
be at Spartansburg, the connection being
with the Charleston and Western Caro-
Ina Railroad, through Augusta 70 Port
Royal and Charleston. The party reached
Augusta to-day.
Suffolk, Va, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. William
Thaw, mother Of Harry K. Thaw, passed
through Suffolk about o'clock this
evening. There were with Mrs Thaw
cousin Of Harry Thaw. and another
woman. whose name was not given All
three left for the jamestown Exposition,
where they viii remain a day.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MRS. THAW IN RICHMOND.
Registers at Hotel After Quick Trip
from Charlottesville.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1S.---AIrs- viii
liam T. Thaw, Jr, Of Pittsburg, mother
Of Harry Thaw, the slayer of Stanford
White. registered at the Jefferson Hotel
to-day
Mrs Thaw, with party Of friends,
is touring the State in an automobile.
They came here from Charlottesville.
making the run in good time.
They were seen around the galleries
and IN the dining-room, but no one In
truded upon the woman who has been
compelled 10 figure so much in the pub
lie prints because of the notoriety which
her son achieved when he killed the New
York architect
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Gardiner-E@pey.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hyattsviue, Sept lS-In St Jerome's
Catholic Church this evening Miss
Maria Teresa Espey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Holmead Espey of
Deep Deane. Riverdale. and George
Ignatius Gardiner, of Charles County.
were married by Rev, J. p Tower.
The bride was given away by her father
and was attended by her sister. Mrs.
Perry ". Browning. Little Misses Dor
othy Aman and Helen Barton were
Hower girls. The best man was Stephen
Guista, OF Washington. and the ushers.
Joseph Richard. Perry w. Browning. J..
J. Mundell and Mr.. Llpscomb. The pair
VIII live in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE OPENS.
Lieut.. Iglehart Reports for Duty
as Tactician.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, Sept. 1S.-The 18TH
session of historic St Johns College be
gan here to-day. with the prospect for
"a larger enrolment of students than at
the last scholastic term.
Lieut. E. Berkely Iglehart L. S. A.,
recently detached from Fort Wright
Spokane. Wash. to-day reported to
President Fell for duty as commandant
of cadets and instructor in military
science and tactics. Lieut.. Iglehart is
a graduate of St Johns. class of "a
lie will coach the college football team
this season.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
CLINE ESTATE IN COURT.
Suit Filed to Have L. c. YeaIsIe
Declared Incompetent.

Special to The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd. Sept. ia suit was
filed here to-day asking that inquiry be
made into the sanity OF Edward c. Yeakle.
of this city, and alleging that he is in
capable Of managing his property.
Walleta May Yeakle, a minor. Of IlH-
nois, is the plaintiff. through Casper E.
Cline. Of Frederick. as next friend.
It is also asked that AqUilla r. Yeakle
of Washington, be dismissed as trustee of
the estate of Z. c. Yeal1e The suit in
wolves the estate OF Col George T. Cline.
the Chicago millionaire, to which the
Toakles are heirs
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
COURT APPOINTMENTS HOLD.
Important Decision Rendered by
Virginia's Highest Tribunal.

AhiFOrtunN DecfHaCH heHucFeu bS
Virginia's Highest Tribunal.
SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
staunton, Va. Sept 1s-The Supreme
Court Of Virginia has denied the petition
Of John S. Barbour against Judge Daniel
A. Grimsley, OF the Circuit Court Of
CulpepeT, for a writ of prohibition 20
prevent Judge Grimsley from appointing
a county commissioner of the revenue.
The decision Is Of tremendous interest
TO more than 1900 oficeholders in the
State who hold office by virtue of court
appointment.
Mr.. Barbour contended that the consti-
tuition did not contemplate the appoint
ment OF State officers By the judiciary.
His claim was based largely on the tech
nical ground that the courts could not
exercise legislative or executive func-
lions.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Secretary J. T. Preston, OF the chamber
of commerce. to-day published a notice
calling attention TO an opportunity to Sc
cure the location IN this city OF two large
silk and hosiery mills, provided e sufi-
cient number of employees can be OBJ
tanned. Il IS stated that girls and women
Will be desired. and that the wages viii
range from 81 to s. per day, according TO
ability.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Emmett COrrigan and Co..

j. The Exqaisits .'Iffs Wife's Picture''
Keller and paul's TN MOROCCO" DR. Bow
sef ieu9us TuvelrEe Imperial India N6d
Nys anu llC JG-1oWuie Sisters l. Noy and Wood
ioEd, Alvin ard Keuney Picturesque Japan
MKT WEEK-I0HN C. RICE AND SALLY
CoHEA- JACK NGHWURTH FRANKLIN
AND GREEN. ELLES-NONLAN Co, &C.
Buy SEATS TO-DAY
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
IN The Herald Will get them. The Herald
mas the largest circulation at Norfolk and
jamestown OF any Washington paper.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
EpiseopnI Seminary Opeas,

The annual session Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. near this city.
opened to-day with an attendance of
about fifty students. This is an musu-
ally large enrolment in comparison with
the number of students attending al re-
cent sessions. The class Of 1906 has placed
Il handsome stone cross on the west ga
bic of the seminary chapel
The funeral OF Harry Cats, whose
death occurred Monday, viii take place
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
his residence IN West End. The services
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Samuel a.
Wallis, of the Episcopal Theological Sem
mary. and the intefment viii be in the
Presbyterian Cemetery.
The annual State inspection Of the
Alexandria Light Infantry, Company G.
Seventeen Virginia, Regiment, will be
held in ArmOry Han next Tuesday even
ing at o'clock The inspection will be
conducted by Col. J. Lane Stearn, as
sistant iuspeCtor-general Of the State
troops.
Dr. and Mrs. BaTUm Grove, OF Berry
VILE, Va, We're entertained at luncheon
to-day by Mrs. Walter L. Varuey at her
home in Del Ray.
The remains Of Robert W. Whaley, who
died more than a year ago at Crookston,
MINI. viii be brought here tomorrow
and inferred in Bethel Cemetery For
several years the deceased was a clerk iii
the local pOstoflce, and had a wide
circle Of friends III this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
WANT HIGH LICENSE
Alexandria Temperance Pe0-
pie to Fight Saloons.
PLAN NEW CITY ORDINANCE

Would Raise Cost Of Running Liquor
Dispensariea from SIOO to $500
Per Year-Daughters of the Con-
federaey Choose Delegates 10 State
ConventiOn-City May Get Mills.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Strangers In Washington will find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad.
vertised ia The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
NOTICE.

Mr.. a. G, Balser is no longer connected
with the Georgetown Electric, M8cpne,
and Gas Engine Works and we are not
responsible FOR anything he does I'm our
name. or any bills contracted by him.
GEORGETOWN ELECTRIC. MACHINE,
AND GAS ENGINE WORKS. scl3-3t
The COrcOrun Gallery of Art
VIII reopen TO the public on week days
on FRIDAY. September 20 1907 Tlsa Sun
day exhibitions Will begin on November
g. 1901 +. B. MCGUIRE.
seI7-4t Direction
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

At a called meeting in Lee Camp Han
To-day the Seventeenth Virginia Regi-
ment Chapter, z. ID. c., elected the fol
lowing delegates 20 attend the State con-
venton of the organization to be held
next month in Norfolk: Mrs. William A.
Smoot. AIRS. George Z. Warheld, Mrs
William Ogden, Mrs. Pauline ZONES, Miss
Loula SmoOt Miss Mary German. and
Miss Bessie Green. Mrs. j. N. Hin and
Miss Annie Henderson We're chosen alter
mates.