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The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
FRRAR GOVERNS THE ISLANDS
Succeeds George r. Carter as Elk.
eeutive in Hawaii.
New Official Has Been Chief Justice
OF Territorial Supreme Court.
Is Graduate of Yale.

The resignation OF Gov. George R. Car
ter. OF Hawaii. which was submitted to
President Roosevelt about SIX weeks ago
took effect yesterday. and his successor.
Judge Walter F. Frear, chief justice Of
the Supreme Court Of Hawaii. enters
upon his duties as chief executive OF the
Islands
Mr.. Carter was appointed governor Of
the islands on November o, 1903. Pre-
vious 10 his appointment he had served
for nine months as secretary Of the Terri
tory.
Ex-Gov. Carter is a native OF Hawaii
having been born in Honolulu in 1856. He
was educated at Phillips Academy.
Andover. and was graduated as a civil
engineer from the Sheffield Scientific
School, Yale, in 1855. During his college
days he was a famous athlete, and was a
member of the Yale football teams from
1855 TO 1857 He also rowed in the Yale
crews Of 1851 and ISIS After his return 10
Hawaii he was elected in 1871 TO the
Hawaiian senate and served until his ap-
pointment as secretary Of Hawaii in 1903.
Mr.. Carter has spent most OF his life in
Hawaii. and takes a deep interest in the
successful administration OF the affairs of
the Territory. and he will remain in Hon
olulu and assist the new governor in be-
coming acquainted with the duties Of his
Office.
Gov. Frear has been since July 5
1900, the chief justice of the Hawaiian
Supreme Court. He was born In Cali
fornia in 1853, but in early life went to
the Islands and was graduated from Oahu
college. Honolulu, in 1881. He later took
the degree Of bachelor Of arts from Yale
University In 1885, and graduated from
the Yale Law School in 1880. winning the
Jewell prize for making the highest marks
in his examinations at graduation. From
1856 to 1888 he taught Greek. mathematics
and political economy in the Oahu College
at Honolulu.
He entered judicial life in 1898. as second
judge OF the first judicial circuit Of the
kingdom of Hawaii and in March. 1898
became second associate judge Of the
Supreme Court Of the provisional govern
ment Of Hawaii. In 1900 he became chief
justice Of the Hawaiian Supreme Court
He was a member of the Hawaiian
tons to the Congress in 1898 regarding
the legislative needs of the islands. He
was offered in March, 1899, the position
Of minister Of foreign affairs and public
instruction, but declined. In May. 1903
he served as chairman Of the Hawaiian
code commission.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
NEW MIDDIES NUMBER 279.
Fourth Glass This Year includes
Many Marylanders.

Annapolis, Md. Aug. 1.-THE admission
10 the Naval Academy OF II. c. Wolff. OF
Waterbury. Conn. yesterday. swelIs the
membership Of the new fourth class to
Z79 This is O. more than were in the class
which entered the institution in 1906. In
addition TO those already admitted. there
are about 10 youths still to pass the physi-
cal examination, after undergoing minor
operations.
In the new class there are number of
Maryland youths. and. Baltimore Is repre-
sented by four members-Thomas NJ
Kenny. son OF Mrs. T. NJ Kenny 1923
Park avenues Lee c. Carey. son Of ". L.
Carey. st. Paul apartments; Sherwood
Picking. son of Mrs. Laura S. Picking. "A
West Pratt street, and Julius Hall. who
has lived in Annapolis a number OF years
and whose father is Julius Hall, of Balti-
more.
The other Marylanders in the class are;
Charles Oscar Badger, of Annapolis, son
Of Superintendent Badger of the Naval
Academy; Lewis II. Brereton. son Of
Commander W. D. Brereton, L. S. N, re-
tired. Of Annapolis: John A. Baird, Of An
napolis, son Of Capt William Baird, L. S.
A.. of the Adjutant Generals office; Nil
ton H Anderson, son Of Mrs. Annie An
derson. OF Annapolis; John A. Gray, son
of William NJ. Gray, of Chevy Chase;
Frederick Rodgers, jr.. son of Frederick
Rodgers, Of Havre de Grace, and John Fl,
Calhoun, son of J. G.. Calhoun, of Har-
wood
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Special Dispatches from
the Old Line State.

Laurel Aug. 15.-The funeral Of Mrs
'Fr7ls Root, who died Monday at High Ridge. How
ard County was held to-day She vas about forty
I'VE years q age and is survived By her husband
Rockville, Aug. 15.-Temperance work.
ers and others to the number Of probably 100 at
tended the annual meeting Of the Montgomery
County Antl-SalCcn LeagUe. which was held ves-
tcday at Washington Grove.
Cumberland. Aug. I5.-John T Zollner
eyed dfty-fve. a brakeman was killed this after.
noon while attempting TO cross the Baltimore and
Ohio track at Oldtown read. He was deaf and old
net hear the approach Of a car.
Centerville, Aug I5.-The Democrats
convention Of the Second Judicial circuit met here
this afternoon and nominated Judge William
Adkins Ct Talbot County. and Philem5n r Hon
per, Of Queen Anne for the two associate Judge
ships
Baltimore, Aug. 15.-An inventory of
the estate Of the late ReyeIdy johnson. which was
fled in the Orphans Court to-day. shows proDertv
Of about $4,000 the greater part OF which Is IN
stocks and bonds Of the class generally known as
giit-edge securities.
Mountain Lake Park. Aug. 15-To-dav
was recognition day at the Mountain Chautauans
and one If the biggest days Of the season. The
Chsutauquaus marched from the han Of r,biIos-
ophy 70 the amphitheater where the diplomas were
presented 10 the class Of 1857.
Annapolis, Aug. 15.-Dr CasweU Grave
q the shell fish commission. with Engineer Earle
and the photographic force, left Annapolis this
morning for Herring Bay to gather data and lraft
exhibits needed for the commissions answer 20 the
petition Of the oystemen Of the lower part Of the
county.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
HORSE SHOW CLOSES
Good Crowd at HarrisOnburg
OH Final Day.
FINE RACING DRAWS PEOPLE
Running and TrOtting Events Create
Enthusinsm, and Harness Horses
CARRIER and CARRIER, Ryers Brothers,
and Others Among the Winners.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Harrisonburg, Va, Aug. 15.-THe at
tendance to-day. the last day Of the Horse
Show. was not as large as yesterday. but
it was large. nevertheless.
The events Of the day were the running
and trotting races. while the hunters and
harness horses shared the plaudits Of
the grand stand The 2:2s trot and pace
was especially close. Humboldt. owned by
]. NJ. Kavanaugh. OF Harrisonburg. win
ming the first, second. and fifth heats
the other two being taken by Major Kip
ling. owned by II. J. Jameson. Radford
Va. The winners:
Best brood mare. suitable Tor breeding saddle
horse-AIare. John F. Lewis. Lyunwood. first; mare.
Charles Griffin Herring. Harisonburg. second; mare.
Miss Lizzie r. Miller. Elkton. third.
Mares suitable 10 produce hunteE-MaTe Thomas
g. Herring, Bridgewster. first; mare ByeTs Bros.
LACY Spring. second: mare. Joseph Chatter Buck.
Dayton third.
Pains Of roadsters-Pair. Dr. John A. Myers. Har-
r1sonbWg first: pair, Rodgers & Taylor. stanton.
second
single harness horses-Byer Bros. first and third
NJ. ". Jarman second.
Single roadsteu-Rodgers Taylor. Stanton. Va.
ifst and second.
Single harness horses lSs hands and under-Gar-
Der CARRIER. Hanisonburg. first and second: Byers
Bros. third
Park hacks-Irish Rose. Julian Morris, first: sar-
MIA, Julian Morris. second; Monte Christie. CARRIER
CARRIER, third
Sporting tandems-Garber & CARRIER. first: Byers
Bros. second.
Combination saddle and harness horses-Garber x
Career, first; Julian Morris second 5 D. Myers,
thrd
Gated saddle stsllloos-Genernl Miles Or John
A. Myers Harisonburg first: Woodf0rd. John r.
OBJ. Coley HaHisonburg. second
Ladies hunters-Keswick first; David Gray. sec
ond, both owned by Julian Morris
Frec-for-an trot and pace. mile heats; best three
II hre-Bad News. c. r Pleasauton. California.
won three first heats: ST. Louis T. 4 Burgess.
koncererte. ". Va. second: Minnie Thompson, H.
). Jameson. Radford. third; Tom Lit;letou, " l..
Bass. Richmond fourth
% trot and PACE: mile heats; best three in five
Humboldt. J. ". Kaysnugh. first; Major Kiping.
II J. jameson, second; Alto CLARK, G. T. Bunch
Pleh2uton. Cal. third Nora W, Dr. W f.
Fahmey. nmberville. Va. fourth. Tine 2224
Running; three-Quarters Of mile-Little Cita,
Alex Mcdaniel boswell Va first: CohasssA J. r.
Temple. Richmond. second; Bu5dng Girl. 7. Z.
Eng.Cking Richmond third Tine ISL
Running. fve-eights Of a mile-Rob Roy. L P
Holiday StsuHton. first; Yanom Alex McDan-
lei. seeond; king Of Spades Rogers Bros, Hnmil-
ton. third Time l04
Pains harness horses: fifteen and one-haN hands
and under-Garber & CARRIER. first; l. l. IAN
cey. second
bcT. first; Gag Lass. CARRIER & CARRIER second
Rod6y Byers Bros. third.
Hunt tesms-keswic Hunt Club first
COTinthiau ciass-Dayid Gray first Majestic. sec
ond; Willow King. third, all owned By Julian Nor
ne. KesEick Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
AIMS At NEGRO; HITS OFFICER
Young Winchester Man May Have
to Face Murder Charge.
Alteration with Barber Followed
by Fusillade of shots, bat Ton
sOriaIist Escapes.

Special 10 Tie Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, Aug. 15.-Policeman
Lewis Legg. of Winchester, lies in the
hospital in this city tonight with a dan
gerOus bullet wound just over his heart,
and James NJ Jack. son of c. P. Jack,
proprietor Of the Evans Hotel. IS in Jail,
charged with the shooting.
Shortly before noon young Jack and
Charles Hall, a negro barber. engaged
in an alteration at the latters shop.
Jacks assault upon Hall. It IS alleged.
being without pTovocatiOn.
I.egg arrived just as Jack. who had
gone for a revolver, reappeared. Jack
began firing. it is said. at Hall. the sec
ond shot striking Legg just over the
heart.
Jack fred FIVE shots into the shop, but
Han and a customer in the chair es-
capped. Jack was arrested shortly after
ward by Chief Seabright
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
VIRGINIA And WEST VIRGINIA
Brief Items of Interest from the Sis
ter States Over the River.
Sunday school superintendent Re-
sigRs-Eighteenth Annual Re-
union OF Blue and Gray.

Keyser, Aug. 15.-Rev. Mr.. Hammond,
superintendent Of the West Virginia Reform School
At Pr,intytown. has resgnod. to take effect octo-
her 1.
Fairmont. Aug. 15-F. c. Cook. Of
WEIGH. W Va has been appointed member Of
the board Of regents Of the Faimon Normal school,.
IN place Of T. L. Dunn. resigned
Keyser. Aug. I5-The eighteenth annual
reunion Of the Blue and the Gray will Be held at
Ravcnswood. W. Va. September and s. Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA veterans viii participate.
Richmond. Aug 15.-Henrico County Is
ovenn by packs q Wild doss who are destroying
numbers Of sheep and cattle The farmers have
begun a campaign o. determination against them.
Richmond, Aug. 15-The ninth annual
convention Of the southern Nursermen's Association
Is in session AZ the Jefferson Hotel Representa-
tycs of the best nurseries in the South are IN at
tendance.
Clarksburg, Aug. I5.-Addie Swiger.
aged sixteen. son q Leeson SwTer Of Center Point
near ClarksbuFg. had a portion Of his hand shot
away by the accidental discharge Of bis own gun
while hunting
Richmond. Aug. l5.-George Washing
ton Thcmas an agcd magistrate OF HeuUco County.
had a n1rrow escape from being burned to death al
has home last night by he explosion Of a kerosene
lamp "a bis bedchambeT.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
FROSTBURG HAS NEW ORGAN.
Is Partly Gift of Andrew Carnegie
TO Methodist Church.

Frostburg, Nd, Aug l5.-The First
Methodist Episcopal Church is the recip-
tent of fine new pipe-organ, which is
partly the gift Of Andrew Carnegie.
The organ cost $500 and half of the
price being paid by Mr.. Carnegie the
other half being raised by popular sub
scription. It is twenty feet wide. twenty
feet long. and six feet deep, and encased
IN black walnut, surmounted by pines
decorated to harmonic with the fresco-
ing Of the auditorium.
The first recital on the new organ was
given by Mrs Jenny Lind Green, organ
ist of Grace II. z. Church. Baltimore
Nd. assisted by Mrs. Mackenzie Byrne
Of New York City.
After the initial performance il was an
nounced that another recital would be
given the following Sunday In a short
while the church was filled 10 its seat
ing capacity. Of eco. and many stood in
the aisles and outside 70 listen 70 the
service. which was almost entirely mu-
steal
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
DAVID E. EVANS DEAD.
Head of Telephone Company and
Prominent Consulting Engineer.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Aug. I5.-David f. Evans,
president OF the Maryland Telephone
Company. died at St Joseph's Hospital at
lis o'clock this morning Of peritonetis.
Mr. Evans was prominent as a consult
ing electrician and as a builder Of rail
ways. He constructed more than IS per
cent OF the United Railways in this city.
and built the electric road from Norfolk
20 Berkeley. Va. Prior TO taking the pres
idency Of the Maryland Telephone Com
pany, he was engaged in the general con-
tracing business. and before that was
general manager Of the Brush Electric
Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
III % IL W.. NO. Hcrald.

SpcclaI % Inc washington Herald.
Lanham. Md. Aug. ia trio of happy
couples who have not grown weary in FIVE
years of married life. celebrated the ami
versary Of their respective marriages at
Lanham Wednesday. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy S. Meloy, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
J. Crosby, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Brown. The celebration was a joint af-
fair, and took place at Longview. the
charming residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
L.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
POLICEMAN CARRIES MAD DOG.
Baltimore Officer Grasps II by Throat
and Takes II Block.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Aug. 15.-Oficer John Burns,
Of the traffic squad, caught a mad dog by
its throat with his hands this morning
on Hanover street, near Fayette. Il had
snapped at a number Of people,. and was
causing a panic, He carried it to Bal
timore and Hanover streets, where he
placed It in q vacant store front Of the
Piper Building.
Later it was put to death by an agent
of the Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Animals. The dog created g. great
deal Of excitement and caused a complete
tie-up on the three streets for a short
time.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
GIVES CONFER 4 CHANCE.
Railroad Gets Sweeping Injunction
in Rate Controversy.

NpILIdl % TIC " dsuIltlUl HtTtIu.
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. Is An in
junction was procured last night by the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany from Judge Jones. of the United
States Court, restraining the State from
enforcing the commodity freight-rate law
and the 21A-cent passenger rate law until
the Federal courts shall have passed on
the validity OF these acts.
Every sheriff in Alabama and every
solicitor is restrained from arresting or
indicting employees Of the company who
vioiate the terms of the acts.
This is a challenge to Gov Conner. who
recently announced that ne would prose
cute every railroad which violated the
laws. despite the action Of the Federal
courts.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
JONES VERDICT RECEIVED.
Cbap1ain's Case Concluded by Nor
folk Courf-mnrtiRI.

The Judge Advocate General Of the
navy yesterday received the court-martiaI
verdict in the case Of Harry W Jones,
chaplain. attached TO the Minnesota
The chaplain was tried at Norfolk or
charges of falsehood and scandalous con-
duct 10 the destruction Of good morals. on
account CT uttering and passing worth
less checks. The verdict has not been
made public, but it IS the general belief
that the chaplain has been found guilty,
and will be dismissed
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
Auto Companies Chartered.

The State corporation commission has
granted charter 10 the Auto Sales and
Garage Company. OF this city. formed 10
engage in the automobile business. The
capital stock Is TO range between s., $50
and $1,000. The officers are W. P. Barn
hart, president; C. T. Diggs, secretary,
and II. L. Quinn, treasurer, all Of Wash
ington.
A charter has also been granted to the
International Auto Sightseeing and Tran
SIT Company, Of this city. with n capital
stock not 10 be less than $500 nor TO ex-
coed Sl00000.. II VIII also engage in the
automobile business. The officers are the
same as in the other concern.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
NEW CHAMPION JERSEY BULL.
Animal Sold by Carter Glass Downs
GRIic--@5 at Lexington.


Lynchburg. Va. Aug. I5.-Congressman
Carter Glass. former owner of the Mont
view herd of high-bred Jersey cattle,
which was sold in this city last week
received a telegram from Lexington. Ky.
stating tina; Morritts Flying Fox, the I'm
ported bull bought at the sale by J. R
Slam. OF Texas. had won first prize at
the Kentucky Blue Grass Fair. in the
class for bulls three years old or over
and also the sweepStake prize as the
champion bull OF any age.
Morritt's Flying Fox competed with
several Of the most noted bulls in the
country, including Galloway. the bull
imported by MeIaury Brothers, the New
York Jersey breeders. Galloway has
been sweeping the prizes in every show
for three years, but 1t seems that he
went up against a superior proposition
when he struck the head bull OF Mont
view farm.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16

Special to The Washington Herald.
Laurel, Nd. Aug. 15-Miss Bertha Oden-
wald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
G. Odenwald. was married TO Francis De
Yo1gcs. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphoase De
Vonges, formerly of Annapolis Junction
last evening at St. Marys Catholic
Church by Rev. T. S. Dolan. Miss Marie
O'Farrell, Of Baltimore. was maid of
homer, and James Kelley. Of Baltimore
was best man A reception followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. De Vonges have
gone 10 Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
MORE MEN FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Capt. Badger Wants Complement of
Officers Enlarged.

Capt Charles J. Badger, superintendent
Of the Annapolis Naval Academy. was in
Washington yesterday, and had a confer
ence with the Officials Of the Navy De-
partment in regard to having the COM
plement Of officers who will do duty at
the Institution during the coming scho-
lastic term, completed shortly.
The principal matter in this connection
that of designating the officers who will
preside over the departments Of instruc-
ton to fill the several vacancies that
occurred, has been consummated, but It
has been found that eight more younger
officers are needed to complete the quota
Of assistants In different branches. There
will be more than the usual number OF
changes in the roster when the next
academic term begins on october J.
Lieut. Commander George ". Laws. re-
ported yesterday at the Academy, and
was assigned, temporarily, to duty in the
department Of steam engineering.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
Negro Held for Forgery.

At a hearing in the police court to-
day the case Of Charles Johnson, col
ored, charged with forgery, was referred
by Justice Cation to the grand jury. Sew
eral checks for small amounts were placed
IN evidence against the defendant, and
J. II. Rice testified that he had accepted
one Of the checks from johnson. The
prisoner declared that the checks had
been given him by a white man in Bos-
ton. He stated that he came 10 this city
several days ago from Providence, R. /
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
NEGRO FAIR A DANGER.
Troops Held at OnancOck for 1t.
Threaten to Lynch Blacks.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Onancock. Va. Aug. 15-The troops sent
here by Gov: Swanson as a result OF the
recent race riots. will remain until the
negroes State fair, which vii. be held
for several days next week. If no fur
Their trouble occurs during the fair it is
believed no more need be feared.
The negroes who melted and led the
recent attack on the whites are still at
large, and open threats OF lynehing are
made against them in the event of their
being captured.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
JONES CONFEsSEs KILLING.
Man who Shot Operator at Hancock
Pleads Guilty to Charge.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hancock. Md. Aug. Is. - William T.
Jones, who last Sunday morning shot and
killed Morris F. Van Gosen. a Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad telegraph operator. n
charge Of the signal tower at Hancock
station, was given a preliminary hearing
before Justice P. J. Couglan at Berkeley
Springs.
After the charge had been read to him.
Jones entered a plea Of guilty, and was
committed by justice Coughlan to jail
without bond for court There is still
strong feeling against Jones. who admits
that he shot Van Gosen by mistake FOR
Tilden Barnes, for whom he was hunting
with his shotgun.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
w. Il. FnuIcnner Dead

The remains Of William E. FauIconer,
who died last night at the Alexan-
dria Hospital. were forwarded this morn
ing 10 YOrkville, S c., his former home,
for inteTment. Mr.. Faulconer was twenty
nine years old, and had lived in this city
a number of years. He was nephew
Of Mrs. Henry F. Robertson Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon it's sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
Algonquin Hotel
ATLANTIC CITY.
HoTEL MoNTICELLo.

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave. New throughout At
lantic Guys largest finest and bcstapponted hotel
at n Jderate prices. Elegant rooms with baths at
tached table and service q highest standard home
Ike surroundings, liberal ownership management.
Capacity. 600. Special rates. SO up weekly. $ up
daily Reduced September rates Fine orchestra
Booklet. l. c. EKHoLM Asa Nh Foster
iyZO-3n
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
GIRL ACCUSES BOY OF II.
He Is HELD in 300 Bail on Two
Serious Charges,

Special to The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. n. c.. Aug. 15.-Judge Harry
]. Overman last night held for court
Numa w. Sewers, a boy Of seventeen.
related 10 one OF the wealthiest farmers
in the county, under two serious charges.
preferred by Miss Beulah Watson. The
bond in the first case was put at $500 and
the second 500. His rich relatives gave it.
Congressman Theodore T. Kluttz, State
Senator whitehead Kluttz. and T. F..
Hudson appeared for the defendant, and
State Senator r. Lee Wright and T. II.
VanderfOrd represented Miss Watson.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
VAN H0ESEN THE WINNER.
Is Awarded Finals I'm Mount Pleas
ant Tennis Tournament.

Van Hoesen. the champion of last year,
was awarded the final round in the
tournament at School and Lamont streets
yesterday. as Heylmun. his opponent, Is
unable 10 complete the match.
The final round in the doubles viii be
played to-day, the contestants being Van
Hoesen and Jameson and Hill and Win
field.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
80 LegisIntive Primnrr.

AS James R. Cation was the only one 10
file his name with the Democratic COM
mittee for Alexandra city and county as
a candidate FOR the house Of delegates, no
primary viii be held 10 make nonina-
ton for that position. but Mr. Cation will
be declared the nominee of the party.
The time allowed for the registration Of
names OF candidates expired to-day. M.
Cation has represented Alexandria County
and city in the legislature for a number
OF years
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
Virginia Mountain Resorts
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.


Of a naturalist nta from m
OF
mildly
Springs RoekbridSe
Springs Natural Bridge sulphur Salt Sulphur
Elliott MIIEorO.
At
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Low uteW 20 principal Mountain Resorts.
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The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
WOMAN Is A MYSTERY
Alexandria Police Puzzled by
Strange Prisoner.
WILL NOT TELL HER NAME

Taken Up on Street In early Hour,
She Declines 20 Give Information.
Two Auto Companies Chartered.
Negro Accused of FOrgery-CatOn
Has No Opposition for Legislature.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
ALL new But TIE NAME.
New Hotel LsIesworth,

In the Heart q Atlantic City.
Overlooking the Boardwalk and Steel Pier. les
Newly Furnished Rooms. el suite aud single. Baths
With sea water connections. our patrons refer
ence. Ne please yOu. Booklets ana rates FER the
asking. HM. LYMAN, Prop. ". b. GREEN.
Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
WILLouEHBY REACH HnTEI-

WIL4oUGHBY BEACH. Va.
Special rates for Washington I-opis while risitirv
toe iamestcEn Exposition. American Par. g -
day and up Take Ocean View Doat frCr Oid Pofrs
Comfort q Gals marked Old Point Er1ress = -
Nilloughby Beach local frCm SorfoIk lire b5st:rs
and fishing Dancing and mu1ic from 10 1! 90 p n
!elsdexS.u ii. ). PARKER Manager