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The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
DESIRES HIGH STATE OFFICE.
Cecil County Man Believed to BE
Candidate for Attorney General.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Elkton, Md, July st is the general
opinion in Elkton that Judge Austin L.
Crothers will he a candidate for the at
tOrney generalship, and should he be the
successful candidate in the State conven-
tion. he will poll the full party vote in
this county, as all facuonal opposition 10
him in Cecil has disappeared.
Cecil viii favor Judge Adkins for re-
nomination. William r. Warburton.
president of the Second National Bank of
Elkton. and a close friend of Congress
man Jackson. has announced his candi-
dacy on the Republican ticket. He is a
strong man politically. and will make the
Democrats hustle TO down him.
The statement that Judge Crothers will
not accept the Democratic nomination for
associate judge in the Second judicial cir
cult has caused regret, and he has re-
ceived hundreds of letters from the va
rious counties conveying such express
sions. but offering loyal support 10 him
for the office Of attorney general if he
should be a candidate.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
To Declare CnrIin Winner.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic
committee for the Eighth Congressional
district of Virginia viii be held in this
city at the office of Attorney Gardner L.
Boothe tomorrow evening, when, it is
understood, Charles c. CarIiu will be de-
clared the party nominee for Congress
from this district This action would
have been taken at the last meeting, when
the official count Of the primary. returns
showed 3Ir. Carlin 10 be a winner 10y sew
eral hundred plurality, but # was post
poned on account of a petition fled by
Judge Charles Z. Nic1l asking that
charges OF fraud in the primary be in
veslig3ted. His subsequent withdrawal
Of the request is said 20 end the mat
ter, leaving the committee to formally
declare Mr.. Cariin the nominee
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
TO ABANDON ROCKVILLE FAIR
If Court Refuses Po0I-selling License
This Course Is Expected.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd. July 1.-The M0ntgom-
cry County Agricultural Fair, scheduled
for next month, may not be held. Il
seems certain that the Circuit Court will
refuse TO grant the management Of the
fair license "a permit pool selling on
the grounds. and President Odutt, of the
society. said last night that he would
be in favor of letting tho fair go by the
board this year if the license be not
granted.
He feels certain that the exhibition
cannot he conducted successfully without
the pool-selling feature, and he believes
his opinion in the matter is likewise held
by the present board of directors, and
that they would not undertake 20 manage
the fair without the desired license.
A new set Of directors. selected at so
late q date. would be much embarrassed
in undertaking to run the fair.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Roanoke House,
HOTEL LAFAYETTE
American Rental Bureau

Hotel one blocz 20 boat landing Of water route "a
Exposition. Accommodation. ~ European plan.
myl5-tf W. l. NEW prouietor.
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DATE FOR PRIMARIES SET.
But Anne Arundel Democrats DO Not
Adopt Crawford County Plan.

S7ecial 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. July 5.-The Democratic
county central committee of Anne Arun-
del met this morning and selected Sat
urday, July q, for the county primaries.
The county convention. to which the
be held at Annapolis on the following
Wednesday. July 81.
Frank Revell. the member of the COM
mittee favorable to Dr. George Wells,
declined to sign the call Of the COM
mittee.
He also offered resolution. which was
not adopted. calling for the Crawford
County system of direct nomination. A
resolution was adopted declaring this
system to have been insuflciently dis
cussed in the county to be adopted at
this time.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
A TEN.DAYS TRIP TO JAMES
TOWN FREE.

One Of the largest companies operating
I'm Washington want an opportunity Of
showing their properties to prospective
buyers If you know Of any one vino is
interested i'm real estate in or around
Washington communicate with US and we
will send a salesman with an automobile
% show them the best real estate PROPOSE
ton in Washington to-day. We viii pay
YOU a liberal commission for your trouble
and as a further indUCement we will give
a FREE TRIP To THE JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION, with all expenses paid. TO
the six persons who furnish US with the
largest number of prospective purchasers
between now and August l. All cOmmu-
nications will be treated as strictly conf
Dental This offer is open 10 you Get
busy. and for a few hours work YOU can
have a ten days vacation at our ex-
pense. Address EXPOSITION, Herald
Office
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
FINED FOR WARPATH RIOT.
Two Kentucky MiIitiamcn Pay for
Attacking Fair Guards.

SreciaI % The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, July 1.-Two fines,
amounting to 81 and costs each are the
net price of Wednesday nights riot on
the Exposition Warpath, when the
Powhatan Guard and Kentucky and
South Carolina troops. to the number of
800. mixed up after an effort by the
guard 10 suppress disorder among the
soldiers.
C. c. Hastings and Joseph Brashear.
privates in the First Kentucky Infan-
try, charged with melting the riot.
were each fined a dollar and costs by a
justice of the peace to-day. The charge
against them was changed TO that of
disordeTly conduct.
Brashear, who was reported to be dy-
ing with q fractured skull on the night
OF the riot, was able 20 be in court.
with several yards of cloth around his
head.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
The MONITOR rs

Beautiful permanent. uew throughout, scc1mmo-
dates Utl rs ameXes. 800 every service guaranteed
Hates. Lodging. 2l.al, regular meals. &c. Lnite1 I
cafe service. Bus meets all trains and t'eamerS
mF1EfF
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
AKED GETS FIRST PAPERS.
oil Kings Pastor Benounces Allegi-
ance 60 King Edward.

New York. July 5-The Rev Charles
Frederic Aked, pastor Of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. took out his
first citizenship papers to-day in the
United States District Court
0Ir Akcd expressed his keen desire
to become a citizen as soon as possible.
and when told that five years must pass
before he could get his final papers he
was somewhat dism8yed He cheer
fully ren0uuced his allegiance % King
Edward.
In ulIiug out the blank required of
an candidates for citizenship Mr. Aked
stated that ne was born ia Noting
ham. England. on August %. 1864. He
gave his height as feet II inches. and
weight no pounds. He gave his hair
rs brown. hIs eyes blue, and COM
pleNiou blond
He appeared very much impressed
with the proceedings. and told Clerk
Donovan afterward that he thought the
procedure very beautiful"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

ACE Willouchy Beach Mod.
and b0Hri most select part
!. GUY. ocean View. Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
DEGREES in Two suits.

IN the Corporation Court to-day a de-
cree was entered in the case Of John r.
Nails against r. a. H5wdersheu and
others. referring the matter 10 Douglas
Stuart C0mmissiOncr, to sell certain prop
erty. a decree was also signed referring
the case Of J. D. Matter against IT. F.
Mccarthy to Louis DuHey, special com
missioner.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
FARMERS ESCAPE NARROW.
Was Rolling Under Train when
Friends Rescue Him.

Special t1 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. July While saying
goodbye to his daughter. Airs. Margaret
Talbot. Of Akron. Ohio. WHO had been
visiting her parents home. Daniel r.
Wood. an aged and wealthy Frederick
County farmer, mad a narrow escape from
death under a Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road train to-day
He leaUed from car platform. and
was about to roll under The wheels when
friends rescued him.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Boy Drowned While Bathing.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd, July "a son Of J.
T. Goldsboroush, "a merchant. was drown
ed in the south branch of the Potomac
while bathing at Romney. ". Va. yes
terday. a companion, who was bathing,
attempted to rescue young GoIdsborough
and narrowly escaped n similar fate.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
MEDICAL BOARDS WORK DONE
Naval AcadeEy's New Glass VIII Num-
Der 20 NiddIcs.
3--rI-I 10 THa washington H-raIl

Annapolis. Md. July 5.-The medical
examining board Of the navy, which for
several weeks has been examining can
didatcs for the Naval Academy. finished
its work this afternoon and adjourned.
There are several candidates yet to
be examined. but these viii appear be
fore a board selected from members Of
the academy medical staff The mem
bcrship Of the new class viii approach
1-U
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Howard Is Not Prosecuted.
The Washington Hcrald

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, July George F. Bron-
son Howard writer, whose recent matri-
monial troubles made him conspicuous for
a brief time. was arraigned before Justice
Grammar to-day on the charge of assault
ing and striking William Engle. a con
tractor, of Govans. Mr.. Engle declined TO
prosecute. and the justice discharged Mr..
Howard.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
RehiIl-Ritter.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. July 5-James T. Re
hill and Miss Ye-nie Catharine Ritter.
both Of Winchester. were quietly married
last night az tile parish house Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, by Rev.
John McYerry. A supper was served
later at the home OF the bride
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Tickets IS Cents.

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.Nernon Ry. Sta, 18th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON WEEK DAYS.. TO-
Il A. NJ. Y NOON. l. 2 AND 2. NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
ToS DAILY EYlk1 2 MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Funeral of lLrs. Johnsnn.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary johnson. who
died Wednesday. was held this afternoon
from her residence, 4g3 South Alfred
street Rev. Edgar Carpenter. Of Grace
Episcopal Church. conducted the services
and the intermeut was i'm Bethel Gene
teTy.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Roosevelt Stories Interest Paris.

Paris, July 5.-The stories Of Presi-
have largely circulated here, have pro-
duced curious results in the way of re-
Yiying former ideas Of American habits.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
old Soldier Badly Injured.

Edward Petit. a Union veteran, seven
ty-three years Of age. who lives in the
Soldiers Home, at Hampton. Va, was
struck by heavily loaded grocery
wagon, On Lower King street, this even
ing, and severely injured. At the AleXan-
dria Hospital mis- wounds were dressed by
Dr. Samuel p. Moore. The man was
badly cut about the face and his hands
were mashed. He had just come to Alex
andr.a from M.s-l-Etnn
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
G.W.STEARNSSUICIDE
He Takes Chl0rOfOrm at His
lexandria Home.
NDER MOVING TRAIN

C0nnOrs Has Remarkab BILE
from a Terrible Death, Get
tim with Slight IniuTies-Cnr-
lin TO BE officially Declared Nom
inee in Eighth District To-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
new HOTEL OSTEND,

Occupying whole block q ocean front chelsea end
atIsrr.9 C.r7 J. New mauag cement. 4N beau
tsf1i rooms OC with private baths, fresh and sea
-T-r.r Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
ro-4us for sHrf bathing. Handsome pavilion scloln-
irr the Boardwalk Diniug-rgCms overlook ocean.
tlrrhestra. Special june and jUly terms Booklet
Autos meet trains. DAVID 7. kAHIEBf Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06

If you are in need Of anything. put a
want ad. in The Herald, and see how
quick you get results.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.
Hotel BoscobeI, s:st s:s.9sss s.ss.s. Avenue
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

where Are Tou Going to s-snd the Summer
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, N. j..
Offers uuusual attractions and advantages 20 families
seeking quiet rstiuness. Best uf bathing ana fish.
lEs. Cumi-r8bio cottages and hotels Two miles N
superb ocean beach BOARDWALK ZiD feet lcul and
twenty feet wide schools. churches .Sc Artpsia-,
water electric lights Ea- 10 minutes bv trolley from
Atlantic City For information apply CHARLES
HART. Cts CLERK. South Atlantic CTS. n J.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices Of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building OF Plume and Gran0y Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY Herald Staff CORRESPONDENT
ToHN T. ORCHARD Business RcPrcSeHtdfoe
z p
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,

AAl-sH ''LaNra
Alexandria. Va. July 5.-George w
stearns. about fifty years Of age, an
oyster dealer who resided at l02 South
St Asaph street, died this evening at his
home from the effect of a large dose Of
chloroform, taken, it is supposed, with
suicidal intent. He had retired for the
night apparently i'm his usual health,
when his wife discovered that he was in
a precarious condition. An empty bottle.
bearing a chloroform label. was found
beside the bed.
Dr. Avery A. Rittenour. who was hur-
riedly summoned, found Mr.. Stearns
dying. He expired less than a ha'f hour
after swallowing the drug. The bottle,
which was large enough 10 contain sey-
eraI ounces, was drained
The act is ascribed to dependency on
account Of I'll health. He had been an in
valid for some years, and recently his
sufferings had grown more severe. His
wife and three sons survive him. DIT.
Samuel B. Moore. city coroner. deemed
an inquest unnecessary. Arrangements
for the funeral viii be made later
Train Passes Over Him-Lives.
William Counors. forty years old,
whose home is near Pohick. Fairfax
County. had a narrow escape from death
this afternoon under "a freight train at
Pohick station, on the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railway. While
he was lying close TO the ties. between
the rails, train Of several cars. in adj
dition to the engine, passed over his
body.
That he was not cut to pieces is re-
markable. especially as he was caught
by the parts Of the locomotive which
reach to within a short distance Of the
ties. While under the engine he was
dragged several yards. but was picked
up by the traiumen. who found that he
had escaped fatal injury. Conn0rs was
at once placed ON a train and brought 20
the Alexandra Hospital, where his
wounds were dressed by Dr William NJ
Smith. An examination showed that while
the man was badly cut and bruised. his
worst hurt was a fracture of the left
leg.
C0nn0Ts is employed by the railway TO
look after the water tank at PohiCk sta
ton. He was az work on a siding, his
attention being directed 10 train on tho
main track, when hg was caught and
thrown between the rails by freight
train which was backing ON the siding
VIII Build Apartment House.
The State corporation commission has
granted a charter 70 the Fairfax Apart
ment House Company of this city. organ
ized for the purpose Of erecting a hand
some apartment house AT the northeast
corner OF King and Columbus streets
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY.
THE DUNLOP.

,.-.-..s .r 5-.. p-qCh overlooking ths Boardwalk.
Oce7u Piers. and convenient TO- all amusenerts
nam Man only. 81 81 DAY and upward hrst-class
re-ts4faut attached with q Ia carte scTTlce. flne
ROBERT 2. DELANEY, Prorrietor.
+ r. BOWMAN. Manager lel--d6o5st
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
VICT0RlAHoTEL

Main e.. Norfolk. ya. European plan. T. A. ),
Brine Manager Cars 20 jamestown Exposition pass
the door; two squares 10 wharf for water route
1e5-d& S-im tLen u
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
MILLnIGHRN nEACH HOTEL,

WILLOUGHBY BEACH. VA.
Special rates for Washington people while visiting
the jamestown Exposition. American plan. s. per
day and up Take Ocean View boat from Old Point
Comfort. or cars marked -Od Point EEUTgs,. OF
Wu.1ughhg Beach coal from Norfolk. Pine boating
and fishing Dau~iug and music frm 20 I. 30 pm
fsls-daXs # H. $. PARKER Manager.
NICE COMFORTABLE LODGING without board.
81 a day; only i've minutes waik 70 all steamboat
lines running 90 Exposition grounds MtS- ..
EINDENALD, 10 Cont ST.. Portsmouth, Va
RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET. OCEAN
View. Ng.-Clean rooms, lue Cuokiug, On car
lines > min 70 Exposition J. vs.. BUCHANAN.
my2 dim q
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA-B Mn
70 exposition, cars Tass door, rooms With board
az moderate rates Mrs + g. MARS myZ5-u
MINNEHAHA COTTAGE Wuloughy Beach Mod.
crate rates for room and bosrdi most select part
q Ocean View. r. d. GUY. ocean View. Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
HOTEL STERLING, ssS ks8tg:ss g:sss. Avenue

W. l. Finch owner. who built and conducted the
sterling seasons leJlIN3 announces that the house
Ii once more under hl, PERSONAL management.
E,rrrtrinr first class. Special July Tates 81. %
weekly and upward. I-ball
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
THE PENNHURS

Atlantic City. n. J.. Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Or.n all the wear. steam heat Elevator TO stree
lzreL Booklet "a application. NM- H. HOOD.
paQ.dE~3lt
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
win Build Apartment House.

The State corporation commission has
granted a charter TO the Fairfax Apart
ment House Company. of this city. organ
3zed for the purpose Of erecting a hand
some apartment house AT the northeast
corner OF King and Columbus streets
The Washington herald., 1907-07-06
Algonquin Hotel, ,
Norfolk, Va

l9i Granny g.. Norfolk Va Tie place 10 20 for
good rooms. Information, assistance baggage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
POLICE HUNT MIDNIGHT
PEACE OISTURBERS
Half Dozen Revolver Shots in Resi-
dcncc District start Nigilant
Guardians Of the Peace on stu
Hunt for the shooters.

"Bang." six times from a revolver
awokc the silence of the night at an
early hour thu morning.
= Frord all RI 3,,Ions the shots VNrt
fred northwest of Second street and
Central avenue, not more than ten
blocks away.
Night Marshal w. c.. Kennedy and
Officers Babbitt and Rossi started out
on a hunt for trouble Immediately af-
ter the vollcy, leaving officer High
bargin and Special officer Michael
Ross in charge of the down town
beats.
Up TO a late hour this morning he
origin of the shooting had no been dis
covered by the searching officers.
The shots awokc a number OF
people In various parts Of the city and
quito a few telephone calls were re-
ceived by Central and this office, seek
Information, which unfortunately
could not bc furnished. as the Morning
Journal spcciul leased wire service Is
dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
RUPEE LEAVES FOR
THE BIG SHOOT
Albuquerque Man viii Also At
tend the Meeting Of the Ma
tiOnaI Board of Pharmacists,

Major b. Ruppo, in command Of
the Albuquerque battalion of the New
Mexico national guard, will leave this
morning for Santa Fe, where he will
join the New Mexico team Of sharp
shooters. which will participate i'm the
national match to be held at Camp
Perry. Ohio, beginning August 2S.
Major Ruppe has been designated
as team spotter, and after the shoot
ing match he will go to New York
city TO attend me meeting Of the Ma
tional Board of Pharmacists to be
held there August 81.
After the adjournment of the meet
ing. Mr.. Ruppe intends to make a
quick trip to different parts of the
east. returning home about Septcm-
Der 8.
The names of the officers and en-
listed men who viii represent New
Mexico at the national shoot have
been given before in the columns of
the Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

the back yard. armed with a butcher
knife with an eighteen-inch blade,
turned the tables Of the dining room
over in his rampage and threatened
the proprietor of the Depot hotel with
bodily injury. James McGinty was
sentenced TO serve sixty days ia the
county jail.
From the evidence introduced, it
appears that the defendant has been q
chronic lnebriatc of late. and was i'm
a condition Of deem intoXication when
me entered and tool possession of the
restaurant. ~ first the occupants
showed resistance, and made an eff
fort To- eject him, but when he So
cured the long-bladed butcher knife
the Chinese ran 10 the back porch
and the street. shouting for help TO
capture the intruder. a man stop
ping in the Depot hotel peeped i'm
through the door with a view of ne
gotiating a truce in the hostilities. but
ne quickly left when he saw the
mammoth and keen blade of the
butcher knife bearing down i'm his
direction.
chief Of Police Prince arrived later
ON the ground. and at the sight of his
star the Infatuated McGinty dropped
the dangerous weapon and accompa-
nice the guardian of the peace To- the
city bastile.
McGlnty IS "a msH of magnificent
physical proportions and is said to
have "a general hatred of am things
Oriental
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

paw of the Socorro team, will twirl
the sphere for that team, Mccarthy,
formerly on the Cornell university
team. will pitch for the Geronimos.
which will result in the game being
a pitchers battle.
The winning team will receive GO
per cent OF the gate receipts.
The Geronimos have signed up for
a game with the SocOrros at the
southern town during the socorro fair
week. which will conclude the Geron-
imo-Socorro series Of games.
Another With santa Fc.
The disabilities Of another game
between the Santa Fe Centrals and the
Browns at Traction park are good.
Manager O. A. Matson has received
word that over 500 people from the
capital city. will come here to witness
the game, providing an excursion is
or special rates secured.
The Ancient city team recently en-
deavOred to secure an excursion
train. but the santa Fe officials
that It did not have the avail
able equipment.
The Browns are preparing for their
two attacks on the alleged Trinidad
Invlncibles, to be played on the lat
ter's diamond Saturday, the 24th. and
sunday, the 25th, of this month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

Non-exciusiye privileges Tor the streets ~
Albuquerque during fair week October ia.
1907. WiIl he offered by the INcuty-sevent
Annual New Mexico Territorial Fair Assoc
citation al the rate ~ fifteen dollars tfl5l
Cor small stands. small tents. etc. and
twenty-five dollars N251 Tor shooting gall
icrles dance patiliaus. etc
One-haff ~ the amount ls payable az the
office ~ "rhe Bis Fair Monday. october
e. 1907 ana the balance not later than no
O'Clock Thursday morning. October 1e. 1907.
THE usual eIassIncsnuus VIII Pc follow
Cd in determining what each stand may ole
Ter Cor sale.
bids 90 che exclusive privilege for COM
feff vita De received hy THE association uu-
fl september T. 1897
Ten per cent ~ bid must accompany pro-
prsaIs far confetti and an additional TWEEN
tF-nre uer cent must be- paid when bid ls
accepted. the first payment on aI unac-
rHpt.I bids 90 Dee returned immediately af-
Ger september j. hut both payments on the
H@raenfed bI fa De- forfeited 90 Use assn-
ratIaa u balance q BID g. nat paid 90 the
mice 90 rhc UE Fair on or before o
U.IsUE Monday maruinE October O. 1907
stands NAV send nut foot pedlIers who
uN bel charged hre dollars 1851 per man.
The assaeiauen reserves the Heht ta re-
IeIt arg ~ aI bids
The fsr caiafs are cardinal and dark
ereen
So Fraf.ns . any nature vu Do allow
JAY A HUBS
Manager.