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The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Child Pet Of shIp,

New York--One of the most inter-
esting passengers to come over the
ocean in recent years arrived on the
Umbria. She was Edith Deane, a
pretty child Of IL, who Is travelling all
alone from her home in London to
some relatives in San Francisco. She
was petted all the way across. x
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Anna Gould Denies Enoaoemert.

New York--A dispatch from Par
Is quotes Madame Anna Gould
as denying recently published reports
that she was engaged and would soon
marry again. Il am not engaged and
not likely to be-" she said. THE story
Is entirely untrue"
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Rock Island Carmen strike.

Rock Island. Ill.--An order has
been issued by Chief Carman F. L..
Bonmus, calling strike of the car
mems union on the entire Rock Island
system. The order Affects 2.40O men.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Mob Friqhtens Negro to Death,

Cincinnati-James Wilson, negro
died of fright following an exciting
chase and his arrest for shooting
Charles Bariag, white. Wilson was
chased by a crowd of men, and the
police had to use force to save him
from the mob.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Folk commutes Brooke, Sentence.

Jefferson City, Mo.--Governor
Folk commuted to life Imprisonment
the penitentiary sentences of John
and Amaleck Brooks, brothers, who
were to have been hanged in Iron
county for the murder of John Glenn
onds, neighbor.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Alleged Mob Leaders Held.

Pawhuska, Okla.-Mike White and
"Shorty"<Green, alleged leaders of the
mob that lynched the negro, Frank
Bailey, at Usage. were held to the fed
erai grand jury for murder in the first
degree.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
city Asks Too Much; No Phon

Petersburg. Ind.-Refusing to grant
the demands OF the city council Of
$500 and Q per cent of the gross re-
ceipts. the Cumberland Telephone
company notified its patrons that It
would close its exchange here.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Shoots Woman During Quarrel.

Marceline, Mo.-During q family
quarrel over the division of property
Mrs. Andrew Coons was possibly ia
tally shot by her brother-in-law. Isaac
Coons. Coons surrendered.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Arguments In Warner Case En-,

Clinton, Ill.--Arguments in the case
contesting the will OF John Warner.
father OF Vespasian Warner, commits
sioner OF pensions, ended, and Judge
w. H. Cochrans viii give his decision
next week.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02

Kills Wife and Commits Suicide.
Tulsa. l. TIN flt OF jealous an
ger J. d. Stackhouse, proprietor of a
restaurant, shot and killed his wife,
then committed suicide.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
war ooxernor,a Wlfs ples.

Indianapolis, Ind.--Mrs. Lucinda M.
Morton, wife OF Oliver p. Morton, In
diana's war governor, died at her home
IN this city. She was 81 years old.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
Pipe Fires Powder; Three Dead

Pipe FIRES Powder; Three Dead.
Clarksburg, w. Va.-Three men
were burned to death by an explosion
In a powder house at Two Licks coal
mine near here. The powder ignited
from a pipe one of the men smoked.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-08-02
kansa. Judoe Dies In Michigan.

Battle Creek, Mich.--Judge A. s.
Green, Of Topeka, Kas., died at a
sanitarium here after long Illness.
The body was shipped to Kansas City.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Prominent York County Ear.
mer on Price of Cotton.

Rock Hill Herald / suppose
it is no use 10 tell some of you
farmers not to give your cotton
away just because spectators
are putting it down to make you
do it. You can sell for III, 10, 8
or 5 cents, but they will not get
mine. That same crowd putting
it down now tried to get mine
from 9 to 10 cents last year but
they didn't do it. When | said
on the start last year when cot
ton was under ten cents they
would't get bale OF mine under
124 cents some laughed, yes
every one of them did laugh,
but they didn't get it but paid
close to 4 cents. Give it away
il you want work for moth
ing if you want to, but what do
you want to give your cotton
for? If cotton was seven cents
now when the farmers are bring
ing it in the spectators wou.d d
try to put it 10 five and lots OF
farmers would sell-cloth forty
cents a pound and cotton ia
cents per pound and still the
farmers will give their cotton
away. What is the use OF havins
Farmers Union and Southerr
Cotton Association if you ar,
not going TO pay any attention
to what the leaders tell you
They say Is cents. 1t is wortl
Is cents and if you give your
away it is your own fault.
! +. II. Barber. q,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Shot by Neighbor When He
Raised His Hoe.

McCays, Tenn, special in
Atlanta Journal Thomas Biggs,
q resident of Polk county, Ten
nessee, residing near Benton, th 9
county site, was shot and killed
near his home by James Carter.
neighbor.
A difficulty arose betwee n
them about some stock belongin G
to Carter, which had been tres
passing upon the lands of Bigg7,
and it appears that Biggs
brandshed hoe on Carter
whereupon Carter fired upon
him with shot gun, the load
entering his brain.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Wreck Sunday on Southern
--32 Injured.

Washington, Sept. 22.-Thir-
ty two passengers we're injured,
none of them seriously, by the
derailment of the Chattanooga
and Washington limited train on
the Southern railway just north
of Ryan's siding, 80 miles south
of Charlottesville, early today. A
broken rail was the cause of the
accident. The entire train, com
posed of a baggage car, day
coach and three sleepers, left
the track. The sleepers were al
most destroyed by fire.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Heath Springs Happenings.

Heath Springs special in The
State The graded school opened
this week quite auspiciously.
Everything promises success un
der the efficient principalsbip of
Prof. Stoddart and his corps of
assistants, Misses Florrie Lyde,
Wilson and Fannie Horton. A
new piano has been purchased
for use in the school.
The first load Of granite from
the Southern granite quarry was
hauled to this point over the
Central railroad yesterday. This
railroad will soHn b. ready Tor
an inspection by the States rail
road COR mission.
Mrs. Annie I'll. Horton, of
Chester, has been spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Sarah Hor-
ton.
Mrs. Joel Hough and daughter,
of Camden, are visiting Ms. S
"A. Moore.
Mr.. Claude Duncan left today
for Chicago, Ill.
Miss Gladys Twitty has gone
to Gaffney to enter Limestone
college.
Mr. W alter Mobley and Mr.
Walter Hammond have gone to
the Welch Neck high school 10
the coming session.
Miss Louise Jones, of Liberty
Hill, passed through today or
her way to Chicora college.
Mrs. Ella Twitty has returned
: from a visit to relatives here t.
make her home at Lugoff.
Miss Floride Horton is visitin
friends in Latta and in Darling
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus Mobley
of Kershaw, visited Mrs. Mimi
, Mobley last week.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
New Version of the Goebel
Murder.

Richmond, Ind, Sept. 90
Turner Igo, of Farmers, Rowan
county, is charged with the kill
ing Governor Goebel in an aft
davit by Mrs. Lula Clark, pub
lished today in the Richmond
Evening Item. In the affidavit
which was taKen at Indianapolis
April IL, 1907, in the Offices of
former Governor w. S. Taylor,
Mrs. Clark says that at the time
of the Goebel murder her home
was Mount Sterling, Ky. She
had cousin named Gertrude
King, who lived at Mayesville,
who was keeping company with
John Sanford.
The day of the murder the two
girls went to Frankfort. They
started to enter the state house
by the rear door and when on
the steps the shot was fired. AT
the same time they noticed q
man standing just inside the
door, whom they recognized as
John Sanford. In minute g
second man came running ou,
of the building dressed like 8
mountaineer, and carrying rifle
He ran to Sanford and said: 81
got the -"
The second man was recogni.
zed by Mrs. Clark and her frienC
as Turner Igo. Both men raj
out of the building to the fenc,
where Sanford gave Igo pal
of shoes, the latter exchanging
his boots for them. The mel
then disappeared.
Mrs. Clark declared Igo toll
at Mount Sterling January 25
, 1900, that he was going TO xii
, Goebel, and that she saw hir
afterwards at Jacksonville, Ind
and he reminded her that he ha
; fulfilled his promise. Igo ha
been dead some two or thre
years.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
First w eek Jurors.

The following petit Jurors for
the first week of court which
cOnvenes Oct, IA, Judge Wilson
presiding, were drawn yester-
day
w. r. Porter, w. A. Funder
burk, r. d. Beckham, w. N.
Faile, A. P. Plyler, w. Z. Nor
man, j. Nj Neal, j. Massey
Knight, q. f. Ferguson, Samuel
R. Harris, F. @. Edgeworth, p.
t. Twilty, S. V. Slower, ii. R
Blakeney, Rufus c.. Crockett, A.
H. Duncan, ID. l.. Bailey, Jno.
p. Ingram, Geo. G. Neal, j.
Wylie Porter, G. E. Williams
w. A. Vincent, @. F. Adams, h.
j. Glenn, E. L. Hinson, j. Thorn
as Hunter, J. b. Mackorell, Jno
w. Ingram, Walter j. Bowers
John Snipes, R. w. Doster, T
w. McMurray, Jas, r. Horton
j +. Hilton, w. II. Mobley, b
III. Bennett.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Lynching in Alabama.

Pritchard Station, Ala Sept.
% Nose Dossett, a negro, was
lynched here today for an at
tempted criminal assault upon
Mrs. J Breeder, a white woman
90 years old. Dossett was hanged
to the same tree from which two
negroes, Jim Robinson and viii
Thompson, were lynched almost
exactly one year ago for assaults
upon white girls.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
w ife of Georgia Farmer Out
ragged and Cruelty Beaten.

Jesup, Ca, September GA
mob of four hundred determined
men is tonight searching for a
negro named Mason, who, it is
said, criminally assaulted and
bea. into insensibility Mrs. Hen
ry Oversireet, the wife of far
mer living near Surrency, In
this county, Thursday.
The negro first visited the
Overstreet home Tuesday morn
ing when Mrs. Overstreet was
alone and compelled her to give
him breakfast. He returned
again Thursday, when, it is said
he accomplished his purpose
leaving Mrs. OVerstreet in {
critical condition.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
La1tcdSter's VOting Strengthen
The NeaU Registration.

The towns regis ration books
show that 164 voters registered
during the five days the books
were open last week. About 20
registered during the registration
period twoyears ago, a difference
in favor of this years registra
ton of "a, which is another evi
dence that Lancaster is growing.
The new registration, however,
does not fully represent the
towns voting strength except
from technical legal standpoint,
for a number of citizens other
wise entitled to register were
unable TO do so last week on ac-
count OF not having county re-
gistration certificates, a prere-
quisite to municipal registration,
as heretofore published in The
News. 1t is safe to say that
there are at least 200 electors
within our small! Incorporation
limits, and counting those in the
mill community and others just
outside, there are no doubt 500
or more voters within radius of
one mile from the court house.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Rough House for Tillman---
Audience Didn't Want to
Hear About Race Ques-
ton.

Sacramento, CAL, Sept. 81
Senator Benjamin Tillman par
ticipated in the most turbulent
meeting of his lecture tour last
night, and the row was all over
his insistence to speak on the
race question.
The lecture was under the au
spices OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association, and the presi-
dent responding to the influence
of the large colored population,
demanded that the South Caro-
lima senator refrain from talking
about the race question.
When the meeting opened, the
president of the Young Mems
Christian association informed
him that the subject of the lect
ure would be "The Trend OF
American Politics."
Tillman got hopping mad in
an Instant and said he would not
be gagged by aparcel of mules.
Then the Y. M. G. A. official
told the senator to get out in the
street and talk that he could not
deliver an undesirable address in
Y. M. @. A. building. Tillman
offered to return the check which
had been given him and it wat
not accepted.
Then Senator Tillman said ht
would talk about politics, bu
would interject the negro ones
ton. And an other bigger row
followed in which many OF th'
audience participated. Men rose
up aud denounced the senate
and he fought back. Finally tn
question was put to the audience
whether the race question shoul'
be discussed or not, and Tillmal
was voted down He acquiesced
saying that he could have influ
enced the result the other wa.
hadhe so desired. He proceeded t
talk politics in his forceful way.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Frost in Nebraska.

Omaha, Sept. 2l.-Light frosts
were reported in different parts
of Nebraska last night, the tenn
perature falling as low as four
degrees above zero. Frost will be
OF great benefit to corn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25


The Graded SchOOLs--SOme of the
Graduates Who are Entering
Colleges.
Miss Perrine Slower, one OF the
recent graduates of our School,
has entered the Sophomore class
of Winthrop On examination.
She was entitled to entrance into
the Freshman class, as Lancas-
ter Graded School is one OF the
accredited schools, whose grad
yates can enter the Freshman
class in the State colleges with
out examination, but Miss Stover
wanted to enter the Sophomore
and did so upon the test OF a
rigid examination.
Mis- ses Cofrne Jones and
Maude Moore, both from the
tenth grade of Lancaster schools,
will enter the Sophomore class
in their respective colleges, the
Columbia College and College
for Women.
Ben Wiley Gettys, who attend
ed our schools last year, hes won
the scholarship in Clemson from
Kershaw county, heading the
list.
1t will be recalled that Fred
Adams, another Lancaster graded
school boy, who graduated this
year, won the Lancaster county
cholarship in Clemson. These
students, as well as others, are
rejecting much credit on the
school OF this place.
We asked Supt. Banks day
or two ago how the new teacher:
] are getting along, and he ex
pressed himself as being delight
ed with their work. All Of then
I aie making excellent records
t The new t, achers are Principa
a S. Nj. Busby, Misses Ida LIE
It Hill, Marie Craig and Haiti
!TaylCr.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Eliis-ROdgers.

Mr.. Geo. Ellis, Jr., Of the
Camp Creek section, and Miss
Florida Rodgers, daughter of Mr..
John Rodgers, of the Primus
section, were married last Sun
day by the Rev. R. j. Blackmon,
at bis residence.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Seru;ces at ZION u,,d sc. Luke.

The Rev. w. y. Winn will
preach at Zion next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock, and at
ST.. Luke at $50 p. m. The Rev.
Q. Z. Carter will conduct song
service at Zion Sunday at 9 o.
clock, a. IN. instead of in the af-
ternoon as previously announc-
ed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Kills Girl and Himself.

New York, 23.-Because she
had persistently refused to mar
ry him, Henry FIschner, a baker,
shot and instantly killed Miss
Johanna Hoffman yesterday and
then shot himself, dying soon
afterward.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25
Preaching at Douglas.

There will be preaching at
Douglas next Sabbath morning
at II O'Clock, Providence permit
ting. The public is cordially
invited to this service.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25

Miss Effie Hammond, of Pleas
ant Hill township, spent Satur
day night and Sunday with her
cousin, Miss Julia Robinson, OF
Antioch.
MIR. w. @. Caskey, of New
Cut, spent Saturday night with
Mr. w r. Robinson, of the An
tioch section.
The Rev. h. j. Blackmon went
TO Rock Hill yesterday to assist
the Rev. r. w. n. Faile in 8
meeting at the Second Baptist
church.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-25

There will be dime reading
next Fiday night at the Public
Library rooms. Everybody is in
vited.
Don't fail to read the an
nouncement of the a. j. Broom
company in today's paper.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
PROMINENT MEN TO SPEAK.
Hon. EIihu Root and Others 10 Ad-
dress Red Cross Meeting

The third national annual meeting OF
the American National BED Cross will
be held in this city al Hubbard Memorial
Building. Sixteenth and " streets north
vest. tomorrow. This meeting viii be
attended by the incorporators Of the So
ciety and delegates from majority OF
the thirty-three branches. including the
Philippines. Hawaii and Porto Rico. and
prominent men from every section Of the
United States have expressed their inten-
ton 10 De present. among those who
will deliver addresses are Hon. Elihu
Root. Secretary Of state; Hon. William
Cary Sanger. ex-AsSistanJ Secretary of
War; Maj. Charles Lynch. Of the Army
Medical Service and Surgeon, ". C.
Braisted, Of the Navy Medical Service
both of whom We're with the japanese
forces during the Russo-Japanese war.
and Mr. Ernest Bickncu OF Chicago.
head Of the Chicago Bureau Of Charities.
The afternoon session. at which addresses
viii be given, Will be open 70 the public
OF Washington
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
PRESIDENT AMADOR DEPARTS.
Panama Executive Pleased over
Visit to Mr. RoOseScIt.

President Amadov and his party left
Washington yesterday afternoon ar 3
O'Clock for New York. whence they sail
for Colon on December T.
DR.. Amador expressed himself as
greatly pleased with Washington. and
was particularly impressed with Presi-
dent Roosevelt. with whom he visited.
and especially was he glad he had made
the pilgrimage To Mount Vernon.
1t is fitting that / should pay tribute
10 the first President Of so great a ma
ton, said President Amador. and I
am glad I have been able TO lay a wreath
upon the tomb of so great a man"
Dr. Amador is President Of the newest
republic in the world, and when he went
10 Mount Vernon on the Mayfower. which
was placed AT the disposal Of the party
by President Roosevelt, he carried a
large wreath. He walked up the hill 40
the tomb. and as he approached removed
his hat. and stepped inside the tomb after
the attendants had opened the gates FOR
him
He placed the wreath on the tomb and
made a Speech in English in which he
paid his respects 10 the first President Of
the United States. The scene was an
inspiring one.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
W. C. 7. U. BLAMES SHOPPERS.
Saturday Afternoon Buying Keeps
Boys from sunday school.

Pittsburg. Dec. 1.-The shopper who
does her holiday buying on Saturday af-
ternOon keeps the delivery boy until mid
night. Result: The little boy is TOO tired
to attend Sunday school the following
DAY.
That is the hypothesis on which is based
an appeal TO be sent out this week to the
good Churchwcmen of Pittsburg by the
Allegheny County W. c. T. L. The women
will be asked 10 do their shopping early
on Saturdays or on some other day in the
weel. and give the delivery boy a chance
at his Sunday school lessons.
\ meeting Of the Sunday observance
committee OF the Allegheny County Union
has taken action on the matter
I'VE have learned that the little fellows
in the delivery departments Of the big
stores have been kept at work until after
midnight on Saturday during former hoii-
day seasons" said Mrs Elizabeth Nc
Masters. president of the county organiza-
ton NO Christian woman would lend
her influence to such slavery as that"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library % C-u-ress-Open a. n. 20 % p on
secular days, t-lIn p. L. 70 20 ,. N. on Sundays
ard on certain holiday,
PubIic Lib-a1y-OIen Q q. u. 90 2 p ul.. holidays,
10 a. H. 90 10 p. n Sundays. % ID D. o.
Executive Nla-sicl-OIgn ID a. r. 90 p T.
United States JaUir0I-Open g a. 10. % so p.
United States TreasI-y-OIen Q g. m % p. L.
state War. and Navy DtTar-meu-s-Ouen g a. M
ts = p. M. CHE original Defamation ot ludeVeul-
yurs Is in the library of the Stac Department.
United States Patent Oaoe-OIcu g d. ia 10 .
D. ne.
United States Pension Buroa1-Cpeu g a. n TO
Z. M.
United states Post-oaic-O1eu a. m 10 ?. n
Washington City P0>--ChCe-Oueu all hours. lThe
Dead Letter Otic- j. in the city post-C15ce1
National Botanic Garieus-OIgn O. ~. 70 8 p. m
Fish Cdmmissi1u-OTeu a. ~. 90 Z 80 p. u-
Army Medical Museum s-OTgn o. 70. % 40 D. H.
National MuscIm-Urcu a. u. % SO p. n. .Iu-
cludinc holidaysI.
Smiths1uilu IusJituti0a-Cpcn a, n. % 40 ,. II.
Including hohd4gsI
Agricultural DeYartmcnt-Oren a. N. 10 80 p. III.
Bureau Cf Engraving and Printns-Open g a. n
90 2-39 T. 10.
Wsshiastoa Monument .sssi4 feet in heizh,l-Opeu
go a. m 20 40 p H. lEleTst-r runs from q. ~.
mtu 4 p. m.l
Co1oorau Gallery Of -Art-Opsn $50 a. m. 70
p. d.. IN winter; o a. m. % r. no. I'm SIMMER.
Suudays-l-5J p m % . p. m-- excepting I'm md
summer Admission free on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays and sundays other days. -5c admission
Goyeumeut Printing O1cc-Open 10 a. H. TO
j. NJ.
Navy Yard-Orcu O. n t0 $50 r. m
SCUthvcTth Cottage. g6rh r. and Prospect are.
IL THE SUBURBS.
|. Zo0lGEicll Park-OpCl all Cly-
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase kersingtou. ald Chesapeake Beach.
Naval ObsaUatcry-OUen a. M. % s D. m
Mount Vernon .the hone and tomb q Washing
toui-OnyD III O.. c. % b. u.
Arlington National Cgmetcry-Gpen al day
United states soldiers H0le-Qren 9 a. m. 20
sunset
Cathedral Groundg TenraIytovn road-Opeu s
q. m. % D. N.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and
Alexandria
Great Fails Of tie Potomac
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

az the Connecticut. has returned TO Fort
Du Pont. where he is stationed Miss
Juiette Williams accompanied her father.
and was in attendance at the army and
navy football game Saturday in Phila-
dclphia.
Mrs Matthew T. Scott, of Blooming
ton, H.. who has spent some time I'm
Washington with her daughter. Mrs
Charles Bromwell. returned 20 her home
yesterday.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby and her daughter.
Miss Jean Crosby, sailed from New York
for Naples yesterday and viii spend The
winter In Rome
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Col. +. V de PedeTneiTas, military at
tache of the Brazilian Embassy. who has
beer in New York and Boston. returned
to Washington last evening TO remain a
short time. He expects 20 sail for Eu-
rope the latter part OF December.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Col. Williams. who spent Thanksgiving |
with Mrs. Williams at their apartment /
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
Governor co. Bic AnnIc.

New Haven. Dec 1.-The biggest apple
that he could find in the state of Wash
ington was picked out by Gov Mead and
sent TO the governor Of Connecticut. ar
riving here yesterday in the custody OF
James II. Mcdonald. who has Just re-
turned from the Coast. Commissioner
Mcdonald presented the apple To Gov
Woodrun last night IL weighs two
pounds and was twenty inches In cir
conference
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
Following Our Custom, We Will Engrape Free of CHARGE

reandje
cando
thereby
when it suits vou best m to
n
10 those OF our o0wn who find the
Mail
o the sender
tndo patrons and m
cordially
to nc the unfum
fea 0 the eexhbt
nov, nlras this is BHepubi
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Representative Frederick X. GiIIett has
returned 10 Washington from his recent
trip TO Panama
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Mrs. Arthur Ramsey will leave Wash
ington to-day for Nashville. Tenn. where
she viii attend the wedding Of Miss
Mamie Gardner TO Mr.. Malcolm l. Pat
tersOn, governor OF Tennessee. The cere-
mOny Will take place next Saturday aft
ernOOn at Union City. Tenn. Miss Gard
ner has many friends in this city. hav-
ing been a pupil at Fairmont Seminary
for several years