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The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
sunday Schools in Convention.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. June 1.-THE Baptist
Sunday School convention of Shenandoah
Valley met in annual session this even
ing at Berryville, Clarke County, with
delegates present from all over the ter
ritory and will remain in session practi-
cally all week. Layman Charles A. Ford,
Of Front Royal, Va, was elected presi-
dent; Rev. Mr ". D. McCurdy, of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, secretary, and Layman
L. r. Thompson, of Martinsburg, treas
urer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
CANDIDATES FOR PRIMARIES.
Lively Contest Promised I'm Camp
bell County, Va.


Special 70 THE Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, June 1.-THE time ex-
pired to-day for candidates proposing TO
enter the primary in this city and Camp
bell County and the Senatorial district
to become candidates for Democratic
nominations. The result Is that T. d.
Jennings was declared the candidate for
reelection 10 the house Of delegates from
this city, without opposition.
Senator +. A. Thomas. of the county,
and ex-senator Don P. Halsey, OF Lynch
burg, will contest for the State senator
ship, and in the county. Delegate Eugene
Ould and Howell G. FeatherstOn will be
the candidates to represent Campbell
County in the house. There will be nu-
merous contests in Campbell for county
and district offices.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Two Deaths from Measles.

Hagerstown, Nd, June 11.-As the result
of measles, two daughters of John W
Castle. of Smithsburg, this county, are
dead and a third is not expected to live
until morning. Theresa Castle. aged
eighteen. died last night; Beuah, aged
fifteen, died this afternoon. and a seven
year-old daughter is in a dying condition.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Goes West to Wed.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md. June 11.-Angus
Mcdonald Ireland, clerk 70 the board
of Allegany County commissioners, has
gone to Round Grove, Ill. where he
will we'd Miss Grace Margaret Mathews.
Mr.. Ireland will return in about two
weeks with his bride.
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GEN. ADAM E. KING Ill.
Former Consul General AT Paris in
Critical Condition.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, June 11-Gen. Adam Z
administration of President Harrison
is critically ill az his home, So East
Twenty sixth street. Gen. King IS suf-
fering from pneumonia His advanced
age-nearly seventy years-is thought
10 stand in the way Of recovery.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12

The Seventeenth Virginia Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy. will
hold its regular monthly meeting at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Lee Camp
Hall, Prince street.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12

The coat might be made in cloth, silk, or
linen, and will be found very easy to
fashion. For the medium size, two yards
Of 42-inch material are needed. Sizes, 90
to 40 inches bust measure.
A pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 734 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (257Q) and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
KENNEDY ELECTED MAYOR.
Defeats samuel n. walker by Ma
iority of Three at Lexington, Va.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, June u.-William r.
Kennedy was elected mayor Of Lexington
to-day over the incumbent Samuel B.
Walker by a majority Of 3. The present
councimen were all reelected.
There were POS votes cast. being
thrown out as defective. Capt. Walker
has served two terms This is Mr.. Ken
nedys first political Office.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12

The small wrap is quite prominent
among the new seasons styles, and here
is shown one of EtOn persuasion which is
very graceful and becoming. The body
portion is fitted by darts in front, while
trimming straps Of the material afford
good lines and sufficient adornment Two
styles Of arm covering are given in the
flowing sleeve and the cape
portion. which Is new and very pleasing
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12

Lumbermen in the United States are
cutting four times as much lumber each
year from the forests of the country as
nature IS supplying. The average Ameri-
can uses 400 feet Of lumber each year, as
against GO feet used by his more econom-
ical brother in Europe Lumber prices are
just twice as high as they were in 1900,
and the tendency Is still upward. The
Forest Service OF the Department Of
Agriculture is doing everything in It's
power to bring Americans to a realiza-
ton Of the prodigal waste Of timber and
the ruthless destruction of the forests.
Men in the lumber business are begin
ming TO look at the problem seriously.
The Federal forest reserves, as recently
increased by President Roosevelt, com
prise an area greater than the total area
Of the republic Of France or the German
empire in Europe. but even with these
precautions the most careful and con-
seryatiye estimates show that the lumber
supply will be practically exhausted in
from thirty TO forty years. The average
age Of the trees now being cut Is l70
years. The difference is marked.
More than one-fouTth of the annual
lumber cut of the United States is made
into boxes. crates, barrels, and other
packages A great majority of the lum-'
Der thus used is destroyed when the box
has been used once. The life Of a pack
ing case is very short. crates are rarely
used but once. slack barrels are generally
destroyed when once used. while tight
barrels are often used many times. The
box manufacturers are face 10 face with
a serious problem. Suggestions have been
made that standard size packing cases be
adopted so as 10 permit use and reuse
The box manufacturers are not partlcu-
larly struck with that idea, while pack
ing-case users want boxes that are new
and of sizes made 10 1T the peculiar de-
mands Of the shipment Another sugges-
tion is that boxes be put together with
screws. or some fastening not so de-
structlve as nails so that the lumber may
be worked over and over again.
The prices Of packing cases have in
creased IN proportion to the increased
cost Of lumber. This has led to the too
frequent use Of boxes Of inferior quail
ity, and one Of the greatest drawbacks
TO American trade abroad is that we too
often ship goods in cases that are not
strong enough TO stand the wear Of trips
halfway around the world. The barrel
makers I'm some instances have shown
much more thrift. For example, Ken
lucky whisky-makers put their goods in
barrels which are designed TO hold wine.
This whisky Is shipped 10 California in
the course OF trade. and the barrels. when
empty go TO the vineyards 10 be filed
with wine and sent back East. 4 whisky
barrel one in which the liquor is aged
in bonded warehouses, may easily have a
life of twenty or thirty years. The or
binary packing case lasts about six
months, and then goes to kindle the
E5t0be-,
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

cards OF -ha1kS-aI matter not
NEWS-wilI be charged for a. the
rate Of ) cents Per line. Poetry az
do1ble price.
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stosplak tie hints lamaenae@s ans
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Cures Biliousnc-s. ~.-..
Headache, Sour S,oc-
ach. Torpid Liver g..
Chronic Con5'ioa'.s-..
Rlea5sn. iat
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Rev. J. %. Hammill OF the Han
son Place Methodist Episcopal
church rt S5yyille, T.. g.. sunday tie
wa. earnestly pr"8ching from the
text. .Iuok we'll to your foundation.
auJ I.au,ue heavily upon tbr pulpit
da-E when uddeuIe che desk Wen,
umbIue off Toe hIeh platform otor
tfs altar wll. nearly httius tho DE-.
tou. Iaymeu u tho 'FRONT.' s'tfs aud
..tr.uu- .he niuI, and tb' preach
... uu.v Hmuus .hy boldsu of fhr
unws
Tbs .s.d r,TDH.r barely escaped
"a tumble over the altar sith th,
ness. dtsE R.,uyrrus fum hir am
nafrumtut hr solid 30 huud u"'
reH.., .Hss accident iHc. BE- IiHs'raf
M . .lmHh.. .Hr HhIH l.esu
rHI Ua Era. foundation Nvs
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rur the first time ia ito history of
hundred years. The Leaf-throniele
of ClafksYtllo. Tenn, Was got out
Dee l. on a grindslone The event
Is unique In all the history of new
pauerdom. 1t deserves an honored
plaee In the annals Of the press as
monument to American ingenuity
aud ability TO overcome difficulties.
When the force came down to the
office this morning the situation
looked blue The electric wires were
all cut on account OF fire, The motor
that runs the linotype machine Was
powerless in consequence. Owing to
the machine having recently been
moved 10 a different part of the office
1t could not be connected to the gas
engine kept in reserve for such
emergencies. and it looked as if the
paper. for the first time in years must
be handset, much to the discomfort
of the proprietor.
Now. hand composition is slow
and tedious at any time and in the
midst of a rush of job work, Christ
mas advertising and special edition
il looked all but uncomfortable.
Then il was that American enge-
nuitv came 10 the front. d. B. Kirk
man, the linotype operator, observed
big grindstone downstairs, and his
was the bright idea of hitching it to
the linotype. The connection was
quickly made and nothing more was
needed but to hitch sufficient mus
cular energy to the grindstone to
keep the outfit moving Two husky
laborers were secured and set to this
task and the thing was done.
The queer looking device went to
work with the utmost facility. It's
appetite for copy" was something
phenomenal, and the news writer's
aver that never before We're they
kept in such a rush to supply mater
ial. The whole experience might be
taken to indicate that YOU cannot
put a newspaper out of business. 1t
remained for the south to get out a
paper on a grindstone.
While speaking of a linotype run
by a grindstone, the printing press
of the Staten Island On. W Advance
has the proud distinction of being
the first newspaper printed with the
aid of an automobile. The motor
which runs the printing press blew
I out at critical moment. and the
/ ever-alert editor. John Crawford, Jr.,
/ quickly conceived the idea of con-
Meeting the friction clutch of his thir-
( ty-five horse power automobile by
means of betting 70 the printing
press. IN about thirty minutes the
press began grinding out sixteen
page papers The Linotype.
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Grated and offlrleat pastor. tho
church has gone for~afd In a special
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series ~ meetings many have arcep-
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/ many of the members Al fcsi that
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EXPERT TESTIMONY.


The Ihaw trial, OF rather mistrial,
mas melted member Of the Ne"
forh legislature TO prepare and IN
tfoduce pil! designed lo reform the
present system IN tnat state TOT deter
mining The mental condition of
person on trial for "A felony, says
kansas Ci't paper. This law provides
Jhat on CO.." AFFIDAVIT oi TWO persons
qualified as examiners I'D inha'f'
the court may toinipli the prisoner
fo % state hospital Tor observation.
The period oi the commitment MAY
De- from 'hi"e TOD -iN Weeks. u TOT
ia'ee weeks ihe -'peflh'eN''ul ".
'He l"-ii'N'i'" aN'ii. '' 'Ne rA0 'l
The period. maNr formal report ni
Hi- undin-- % iut ,iA WEEKS '""
s1c1 reports .H"II "' made t. inter-
.aIr 'I .H' "''h
Ih' evident intent 'I .h' 'i.' ' to-
i' away WIN '0r present "'.N'N 'i
'Ahi"s ''d i-''~ ''-'"i''A ''''..
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State of Ohio. city Of Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.
Frank '. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm of
+. !. Cheney & Co, doing business
In the city Of Toledo. County and
state aforesaid. aud that said firm
viii pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
NJ catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF Hat's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn 10 before me and suhscrib-
ed In ms presence. this 9Th day OF
December. \. D.. 1856.
fsealD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken In
tcrually. and acts directly ON the
blood and mucous surfaces 81 the
system Send Tor testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. o.
Sold by ull druggists. csc.
Take Hal's Family Pills for
constipation.
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At the dinner given by the Ma
tional Democratic Club at the Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel on the evening Of
April "A. Col George Harvey editor
of Harper's Weekly vigorously ar
tackled President Roosevelt. He said
while the president is daring and
honest he is "hoyish i'm mind and
not "a safe man for the White House.
Colonel Harvey attacked Mr.. Bryan
with equal energy, referring 10 him
as ga peerless leader who hobbies
like "a cripple I'm the wake OF his sue
ce-siul rival. gathering as he goes
the few scraps that are left of his
own fallades % Colonel Harvey Is, by
the way. editor OF publication
which is believed tu Dee owned by j
Pivrpunt Morgan.
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A frs~na OF the Proposed N~s
York statute. m speaking in Ire ee-
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81 Worfh--0u sale April -sih. .afh
aud norlinE train ~ so'h. Hai"
$50 IImf May "a
San tetauia-ou Hafe Nav eth
Hass $3.50 Limited fo iesvs san
ksr0ua May Iosa-
H .H4ham- kla--On gale Nav t-
tH ft aua re- Ratn So e0. i4mif
at 1 .sase birmingham nnf iafer
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sf usfsra .-ou sale May sfh. EAte
Sstr Elwltea re l~ave Stamford
MAY tafs
Hlaassna -Un sale MAJ ssh Rate
ssSa Limited to leave Hnasfoa
Ma I~th
CoEawbus. n --0u sale Nav y II
ana Is Rate f1@.E5. Limited -
leave Columbus sos later than
JnEe STA
J c. KENNEDY. T a
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rNAr <lN I>>t RANCE LAW

NJ matter hsw mach onv Ha5 ar
tey frvsa Governor Campbell ia ideas
a. 10 Whist l. best fo* the state. jas
ssce Erapsls ths g}s3ag * sail credit
liz Afvm Ger going to any lrneth ta de-
sae rsxss as Ae secs g. SAYS the San
Aatoa4o Light.
Mr. Campbell signed the Robert.
sss INSURANCE bill. which requires
that IS peT oeut ot all reserves TO
pav policies wvitsen in ;he state Of
Texas ~ inveS,e6 ia Texas seear'~
lies Hamilton Cooke. who has been
In Austin sogae tine Ia the interest
az the New York Life Insurance com
pany. was asked IL his threat that
the company would withdraw stil'
held
Absolutely, he said. The
governor will now have
chance to see whether | am
liar or not Yes. the New YORK
Life Insurance company viii
withdraw as soon as possible,
a. will every other foreign insur-
ancs company. These companies
have been paving $500. 600 an
nuaIly In taxes 10 the state The
governor will have to get np
another gross receipt tax bill |
am afraid 10 make up for that
Ss0U. 0OB
Mr.. Cooke may or may not be in a
position TO make such positive dec
Earation. Texas is a big state and the
insurance carried by her citizens is
Her securities are gilt
edged and il Is just possible that
some Of the great insurance compan-
les OF the east will be foolish enough
10 comply with the new law and cor
rer this business. or at least share
IL with home concerns. If SO. all will /
be well, if not, all will still be we'll
One OF the evils Of the present or
der OF things is the concentration OF
too much money in certain big CEN
sers-tn New York. for instance. The
Light does not approve of lot of
things done or about TO be done by
she present administration at Austin,
but anv measure which tends TO keep
Texas money in Texas and ar the
same time safeguard the interests OF
all parties concerned is economically
good
Sweeping threats are Characters
tic Of disappointment. Sober second
thought viii doubtless show the New
York Life Insurance officials that
Texas is d pretty good state TO oper-
ate in after all. and MT. Cooke will
De eft with his defiant words upon
which TO MUNICH at leisure.
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
PAW Is II 1OwLSE responsible Tor
debts thar may be contracted By EN-
pl0yes. nor viii we assume payment
OF such debts under any ci-cum-
stances. Every employee OF this office
is paid promptly for work done. This
is 20 protect ourselves and the sell
inE public-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Per G. " Nc
knight. Manager.
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Austin and return tT.aG. account
Texas Federation ~ i.ahof ON sale
May q 3. Limit MAY isth.
Los Angeles or san Francisco and
return. $4,000. Or sale April -sih
ia May fsfh inclusive Limit July ~.
Mexico City aud return 81 .,
ON sale April 25sh ~ MAY 18Th IN
elusive Limif Iul~ 1is'
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ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing Or reputation or
any person, firm OF corporation that
NAV appear n the columns Of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon It's being brought 10 the ayten-
ton Of the management.
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". \. DNNBG City Edito!
Residence Phone. Bell No 2Ss)
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
+. ENGINEERS TO MEXICO CITY

City of Mexico, July Civil en-
gineers from various parts of the
United States and Canada will arrive
here tonight and tomorrow to attend
the annual convention of the Amer
lean Society Of Civil Engineers. which
opens Monday. A special train will
bring the visitors from the eastern
and northern sections of the United
States. After the convention ad-
jourrSp several trips will be made by
the delegates to different parts Of the
republic. Practically all the leading
engineers of this city are members
of the society and have made prepar.
ations to entertain their visiting pro
fessional brethren in an elaborate
manner.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
IS TElhPLAR
LHER At SARATOGA

miles.
The program fer Wednesday will be
devoted to prize drills on the Sara.
toga race track A progressive ball AT
four of Saratoga's biggest hotels win
be novel feature Thursday night.
This will be a fitting climax to the
most interesting gathering Saratoga
has ever known, since the cosmo-
politan crowd will include not only
men and women from every state of
the Union, but also from Canada
Mexico, Hawaii England and other
countries.
Among the distinguished visitors
coming is the Earl of Euston. who
is the personal representative in Ma
sonic matters of King Edward. While
still the Prince of Wales the present
king was the actual head of the Ma.
sonic bodies of Great Britain. but
since his accession to the throne he
Earl of Euston who in that CAPACITY
attended the last triennial congress
at San Francisco.
The latter part of the week will be
spent by thousands of the visitors in
making excursions to points of inter
est, including Fort Ticonderoga. Lake
George, Saratoga Lake and Niagara
Falls
Chicago Knights. assisted by the
commercial organizations of the
Windy City, will make determined
effort to land the next grand ercamp,
ment, to be held in 1910. Several
other cities' are also in the field but
1t is generally believed that the West
ern metropolis has the best chance OF
success s.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
seAsuRy conFERENcE OPENS


North Adams, Mass, July 6.-The
Seabury conference, one OF the most
important of religious gatherings OF
New England, opened today and Will
last until July 20. One of the most in
teresting. features will be lecture ON
religious and moral conditions in Pan
anna by the Rev. DR.. r. w. Wellman,
rector of the Church of the Atonement
at Brooklyn. The government OF the
canal zone has recently been bitterly
attacked as permitting all kinds OF
vice and wickedness, and DR.. Well
man was sent by the Seabury confer
ence to make personal investigation
An address will also be made by DR.
Arthur 8. Lloyd, Of New York. gen
eral ..ecrets.ry Of the board Of mis-
sions, who has Just completed tout
of the world.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
UNCLE SAM
GRANTS HOLIDAY

Washington, July Saturday half
holidays were given today to all me
chanics, lahorers and other employees
at manufacturing and supply arsenals
ana depots under the War Department
and in the office Of division and de-
partment headquarters in the army
and in the engineer department at
large. The order was promulgated
by President Roosevelt and will re-
main in effect during July, August
and September
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
MEXICAN FRENCHMEN
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

City of Mexico, July 6.--Frenchmen
OF the Mexican capital will celebrate
the fall of the bastile with a fiesta
of unprecedented magnificance, begin
ming tomorrow and lasting till after
July IA, the date of the most mo-
mentous event in the history Of mod
ern France. A series of race
purses ranging to $1,000 w
tomorrow morning by M 81,
caise at the Pers}s nk 4, 60, &,
kermesse at Luz / ~ be given
s CA wsd = Zee. csrels s, Fran !
lkia Park in the after
! iloo 0nesday night the French
society will be the best at the Arbeu
Theater, where all the operate and
dramatic companies in the city vii
take part in theatrical soiree t.
which President Diaz and the diplo
4 matte corps have been invited Frida,
there will be pelota games at thu
Fronton Nacional, and on the historic
fourteenth great kermesse will b.
given in Luna Park.