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The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
TEACHERS WILL BE THERE.
Virginia State Summer Institute to
BE Held at Fredericksburg.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va. June 13.-Active
progress is being made by Prof. John R.
Rosebro, local manager for the State
summer institute which is TO be held In
this city. beginning June q. The fol-
lowing teachers will be connected with
the institute:
Z. II. Russell. State school examiner.
First circuit; W. y. Hamlet, professor of
science IN Richmond City High School;
J. p. Neff. president Lafayette College,
Alabama; Miss Lavinia Critz. department
Of English, Roanoke High School; Miss
Rosa 4. Marks. normal department,
Richmond High School. Miss Cora A.
Board, department OF mathematics, Roa-
noke High School; Miss Lulie {. Kelly.
Richmond City High School: Miss Bette
Murfee. graduate State Female Normal.
drawing and writing: Miss Jennie Cool
rick. Miss Y. L. Starke. special Instructor
in manual training. Norfolk city and
county high schools: Miss Mary K. Flem-
ing. department of history, Randolph
Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, va.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
HOTEL MANAGER MOBBED.
of Burned Princess Anne
CInmor for Pay.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, June 1}.-After the safe
Of the burned Princess Anne Hotel, at
Virginia Beach. had been opened last
night. Manager II. C. Mitchell started
for Norfolk with the contents. TWO hum
dred unpaid employees sought TO mob him
and he was pulled from a car With the
aid Of officers he delivered the contents
Of the safe. only a few hundred dollars,
at the bank Of Princess Anne to await
the settlement Of the claims of the hotel
employees. Some guests who had valua-
bles and money in the safe have en-
ployed counsel
John Eaton. the steward, first reported
lost IN the fire. is declared to have left
on Sunday night and escaped. The re-
mains of the chsmbermaid, Emma Clark,
were found to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
james VI. Barr Accepts.

Norfolk, Va. June 13-Janes NJ
Barr. former president Of the seaboard
Air Line Railroad. advised the lhmes~
town Exposition Company this after
noon that he would accept the position
of adviser TO the board Of governors
Of the exposition. which he was recent
ly urged to accept by the governors
and the association Of Norfolk bankers
interested IN the exposition loar. Mr..
Barr will be i'm his office in the Audi
forum tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Arrange to UnveiI Monument.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd. June 13.-Maj Patter-
son, chairman Of the monument commit
tee Of the Fourteenth New Jersey Regi-
ment, was in Frederick yesterday making
arrangements for the unveiling Of the
monument that the State of New Jersey
IS erecting at MonoCacy Junction in
memory Of the soldiers who fell during
the Monocacy Junction fight July g. 1854
The monument is TO be unveiled July g,
at which time the governor Of New Jer-
sey viii be present and make an address.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
BURNS HERSELF TO DEATH.
Mrs. Francis Phillips Ends Life in
Horrible Manner.
SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald

Special % Tie Washington Herald
Charlotte. y. c., June I3.-Two miles
east Of Lumberton, y. c., Mrs. Francis
Phillips. seventy years old. committed
suicide this morning By burning herself
10 death. During the last two weeks
she had several times attempted 10 take
her life-once by trying to drink conceH-
trated lye, and again 10y throwing her
self on a railroad track in front Of "a
train
This morning officers went to her home
10 carry her TO the insane asylum, and
found she had disappeared. Later she
was found in the road near the house
all her clothes having been burned from
her body. 4 box Of matches lay near
Mrs. Phillips lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Brissou.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
MRS. MARGARETTA BELL DEAD.
Member Of Old Maryland Family Ex-
plres in winchester, Va.
Special % The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, June 13.-Mrs. Mar
garetta Hutton Bell, widow of John
y. Bell, sr, died at her home in this
city to-day. aged seventy-six years.
Mrs. Bell was member of a distin-
guished Maryland family. her father
being ]. Harman Brown, of Baltimore.
Surviving her are two sons Stewart
Bell. of Winchester. and Harman Brown
Bell. Of Alexander Brown & Sons Bal
timore. and two daughters. Misses
Made and Sarah Bell of Winchester.
DR., William A. Bell John y. and SAM
uel Bell, of Winchester, are stcpsons.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Two weddings nt Rockville.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md. June 13.-James David
Rowen. aged twenty-one years. and Miss
Pearl Albert Baldwin, aged eighteen
years, and Alfred MedfoTd Fauth, aged
thirty-fiye years. and Miss Maude Helen
Medford. aged nineteen years. all of
Washington. were married here yester-
day afternoon by Rev. Thomas II. Camp
bell pastor Of the Baptist church, the
ceremonies taking place at the home of
the minister.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Navy Department Notified.

Rear Admiral Berry, the c0mmandant
of the Norfolk Navy Yard. yesterday sent
the following dispatch 10 the Navy De
partment regarding the collision between
the destroyers Whipple and Blakeiy, in
which the latter was badly damaged
"Whipple rammed Biakely in coming
into wharf. cutting completely into after
freroom and driving the BlakeIv against
the seawau fattening her bow. The
Whipple was uniniured. The accident
was due to an error in the engine-roo1
going ahead fun speed when signaled to
back"
The Blakely has been placed i'm dry dock
at the Norfolk yard
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
TRAVELLERS IN SESSION,
Members of Grand Council Hold An
nuaI Convention mt Norfolk

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, June 13.-The Grand
Council of the United Commercial
Travellers. Of kentucky. Virginia. Mary
land, West Virginia, and the District
of Columbia. 600 strong. met here to-
day in annual convention, with Grand
Councillor T. o. HiechIe. Of Parkers-
burg. W. Va. presiding. The conven-
tion was welcomed to Virginia by S. Z.
Morris. Of Norfolk, and on behalf Of
the city by Mayor James G. Riddick.
ATTORNEY II. X. Wolcott delivered an
address on the L. c. r. and responses
were made by President f. Q. Hiechle
and Oscar Jenkins. William T. Ander-
son. president of the Norfolk Business
Mems Association and Board Of Trade.
delivered an address on behalf Of the
board Of trade.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
INTRIGUE LEADS TO DEATH
Society Leader of Berlin and Son OF
Ftnaucier End Lives,

Berlin. June 13.-Dr. Franz Joseph,
son of a well-known financier, engaged
rooms to-day while posing as a
stranger in Berlin. Soon afterward a
veiled woman arrived, and an hour or
so later shots were heard The door
was forced and. lying a few PAGES from
each other. were found the bodies of
Joseph and the woman. Both were
dead. shot through the head. Near by
were two revOlvers. The woman has
been identified as Frau Gotthelf, a
prominent society leader. who has a
wealthy husband Joseph was unmar-
ried
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
CRUEL FATHER PUNISHED.
Sent to Jail for Failing TO Care for
Injured Child.
7ccial 10 The Washington Herald.

SpcCiaI % The Washington HtraId.
Lynchburg. Va, June 13.-James Clark,
a white man, was fined $50 to-day and
sentenced TO thirty days in jail on the
charge of neglecting his fOur-year-old
son.
The evidence was that the child was
badly burned several weeks ago in a
lamp explosion, and that it was never
cared for. The case was discovered by
the Salvation Army. The child Is now
IL! in the City Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
ABSC0NDING TELLER SUBMITS
Franc II. Jones, of Charlotte National
Bank, in Court.
Special to The Washington Herald

Charlotte y. c.. June 13.-Franc II.
Jones, teller Of the Charlotte National
Bank, who absconded March Is, leav-
ing a shortage approXimating $4,000,
submitted in Federal Court before
Judge James Z. Boyd this morning.
Jones declared. however. that he had
not stolen as much as alleged.
Next Monday ?. c. Fonville Jones
alleged accomplice, will be placed on
trial. when IL IS believed Jones Will
take the stand against Fonville. Sem
tence viii be pronounced at the close
of Fonville's trial
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
DROPS DEAD AT BIG FIRE,
Dozen FIremen Overcome NJ Blaze
Which DestrnNs Piano Enctnrv.

New York June 12.-Oue man
dropped dead, twelve fremen overcome
by smoke and heat and 300 persons
routed from their beds to-day by a fire
that destroyed the big plano factory Of
Winter & Co. at 18th street and the
Southern boulevard. caused 100000
damage. and threatened for a time u
extend 70 the tanks OF the Central
Union Gas Company.
The man who dropped dead was
George Thompson. forty-nine years
old, Of $50 East l37th street, an en-
ploye in the factory building
He was standing N the window Of
mis- home. watching the fire. when an
an explosion occurred that blew ont
the windows in the front Of the build
ine
MY jobs gone" he gasped. Then he
[ fell back dead.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
WASHINGTONIAN DROPS DEAD.
Nathan HeiberEer Expires while
Visiting SON at Sharpsburg,

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. June I3. Nathan
Heiberger. of Washington dropped
dead at noon to-day, while engaged in
conversation with a friend at the City
Hotel at Sharpsburg. this county. con-
Quoted by his son, William j. Heiber-
ger.
Mr.. Heiberger came from Washing
ton a few days ago to visit his son. and
apparently was in his usual health. He
was eightv-oue years old, and physi-
clans summoned attributed his death
20 heart trouble. Mr.. Heiberger was a
native of Sharpsburg. but had been
living in Washington for several years
His widow and these children survive.
Webster. Harry. Jane, Clara, Mary, and
stella. all Of Washington, William j..
Of Sharpsburg. and Franklin, of Cum
berland.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Rein W. Hardesty Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd, June B.-Rezin W.
Hardesty. aged sixty-nine years, is dead
al his home near -Four Corners, this
county. lie leaves a widow. Elizabeth 4.
Har1esty. four sons, and two daughters.
He was a lifelong citizen Of Montgomery
County and was highly regarded by all
who know him.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14

fancy he jumps him into high Office over
the heads Of men CT experience and tested
ability. he does grave injustice to set OF
meritorious officers who are entitled by
every consideration of right TO promotion
in regular order
Might Make Better EXemplar.
THAT If he would stop to count twenty
five tthe old admonition given TO hasty-
tongued people, before yielding 10 the
temptation 10 call reputable citizens liars
and horse thieves, IT might save him
some violations Of good manners and good
taste. and would make him a better ex-
emplar TO the youth Of the country, who
are looking to him for guidance In the
conduct Of life.
That It would be advisable for him 10
go a little slow when undertaking to con-
centrate all the powers of government at
the White House.
These are among the numerous sug-
gestions made by the press TO the Presi-
dent
But has he welcomed these fearless
and truthful criticisms he has invited, In
the proper, appreciative spirit? Not bit
OF H. He goes on In his old way, doing
things I'm a hasty. ill-considered manner.
and his output Of vltuperous epithets is
rather larger than ever.
No Quarrel with President.
But the newspaper men have no
quarrel with the President. There is
some friction between them. but no
rupture, and Secretary Loeb dispenses
/ the White House news with tact and
intelligence.
And whether Mr.. Roosevelt is elect
ed By acclamati0n for q third term. or
rules by deputy IN the shape Of a Pres
ident designated by him. or whether
after an interval Of four years, he shall
again take the Presidency, he viii re-
ceive the cordial support of the press
| in all his great efforts for the public
good and the national welfare. At the
same time, the press will reserve the
right to Tearlessly and truthfully
! cri'icise his acts when they are incon-
/ siderate and unjust.
The newspapers have nothing 10
/ ask Of him but fair treatment They
will not be unduly elated II he pats
! them on the back and their equanim-
| i'y VIII not be greatly disturbed should
/ he give them the cold shoulder They
| hold themselves 20 be ordained preach
/ ers as well rs Mr. Roosevelt, and they
| Will keep their pulpits for all time,
/ for Presidents may come and Presi-
/ dents may 60, but the press. like Ten
nyson's brook, goes on forever.
No Real Animosity.
/ "Mr. Roosevelt has no real animos-
ity 70 the press. and I fancy ne has nc
/ kecner enjoyment in life than In asso-
citation with bright newspaper men: as
/ for instance. az a Gridiror dinner, when
/ after a busy day experimenting tht
/ affairs Of the universe, he drops ir
upon one Of these entertainments and
/ enters into the spirit of the occasion
with all the Elee Of a schoolboy just
/ let out for the holidays; and his laugh.
/ ter is the heartiest 20 be heard wher
/ the Gridiron boys are giving him a
/ pretty hot roast over some Of his Off.
/ Cial eCcentriCitics
/ After all Theodore Roosevelt IS
/ good deal OF a boy yet. as we'll as &
. most masterful President"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
MISS BEDINGER TO WED.
wiz Become Wife of Rev. n. W
TrapneI1.

Special TO Zoe Washington Herald
Charlestown. w Va. June 13.-Cards
are out for the marriage of Miss Eve
lima Tucker Bedinger, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Everett W. Bedinger, Of An
choragc. Ky. to Rev. r. W. Trapnel,
Of Charlestown. The wedding viii take
place Wednesday. June 26, in Anchor
age Presbyterian Church.
The couple will reside at Bluefeld,
w. Va. where Mr.. Trapnell has been
called TO the Episcopal church. Mr.
Trapnen has for the last two years
been pastor of St. Andrews Mission,
this county.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
RIchmond Firm Gets CONTRACT.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd. June 13.-Johnson &
Briggs. Of Richmond. Va. have been
awarded the contract for the grading Of
the extension Of the Raleigh and South
western Railway. six miles, from the
present terminus at the mouth Of Soap
Creek, in Raleigh County, W. Va. up
that stream and over into the valley Of
Winding Gulf Creek.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Miss viva NowIin Married.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 13.-At the home
Of MI and Mrs. A. W. Nowlin. in this
city. their daughter. Miss Viva Masdalen
Nowlin, yesterday became the wife Of
Mr. John Calvin Wolverton, Of Piedmont,
w. Va. The ceremony was performed
by Rev J. A. Thomas, of Centenary
Methodist Church, only the immediate
families of the contracting parties being
present.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
View Church TO BE Dedicate,

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Iynchburg, Va, June 13.-The new
Lutheran church in this city will be dedi-
Gated formally next Sunday morning. DR..
/. \. Fox. of the Roanoke College, will
deliver the dedicatory sermon. The pas
tor. Rev. J. c. Perry, and Rev. Ed l.
Ritchie. of Spencer. y. c., will assist in
the ceremonies.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
NIarkell-Lamp,

Special 70 The Washington Herald
winchester, Va. June 13.-Harry Blker
Markell. young business man, AM Miss
Ida May Lamp, daughter of Geoge W.
Lamp, of Winchester were marrid last
night. Rev. James r. Graham, )f the
Presbyterian Church, Off1Ciated.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Editor Addresses students
II tn NJ Ma.hinrton HenId.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Flkton. Md. June l3.-The 166th lnnual
commencement of the West Nottingham
Academy was held in the West hitting
ham Presbyterian Church this afternoon.
The commencement address was deliv-
cred by Frank z. Williams, editor Of the
Cecil Whig. Of Elkton.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
FIRST REPUBLICAN IN FIELD,
Frank l.. Hewitt Announces Candt-
dacy for sheriff of Montgomery.

Special % The Washington heraid
Rockville. Nd, June l3.-F'rank /.
Hewitt. Of Silver Springs, has announced
himself as a candidate for sheriff sub
ject TO the decision Of the Republican
county convention.
Mr.. Hewitt is the first Republican can
didate in the field for any office 10 be
competed for this fall.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
GrrrIrN,s Secrrfnrv Insane.

AlIegan Mich. June l3.-Don C.. Hen
derson, once private secretary 10 Horace
Greeley, and for many years publisher
of the defunct ATeEan Journal. was yes
terday taken TO the insane asylum at
Kalamazoo by direction Of the Probate
Court.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Hector nell Passes Amnr.

Special 70 Tho Washington Herald
Charlestown. W Va. June 13.-Hec-
tor Bell died this afternoon at the home
of his daughter Mrs Charles Brown, OF
Shenandoah Junction, this county sew
enty-thrce years Of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14

An interesting address was delivered
by Rev. James b. Taylor, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian Church. Of Wash
ington. at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon be-
fore the seml-annual meeting OF the
Lavras Workers Of the Missionary So
ciety Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
Of this city The report Of the society for
the past seventeen years. covering its
existence. was read. which showed the
organization TO be in a fourishing con-
ditiCn.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Lnnhnn Globe sold.

London. June 13.-Hildebrand FARMS
worth has purchased the Globe. az even
ing newspaper. Hildebrand HarHsworth
Is the fifth son of Alfred Harm@orth.
and was formerly cOeditor Of tn, New
Liberal Review.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Mrs. Mary Dodd's Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Mary Dodd, whose death occurred
last night, will take place ar 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at her residence.
2l2 Queen street Rev. DR.. ". F. Fisher,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church. viii
ofticiate The iuterment will he made In
Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Rev. ]. VI. punawny Called.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Charlestown, W. Va. June 12-The con-
gregation of the Charlestown Baptist
Church has extended a call TO Rev. J. NJ
Dunaway, OF Spencer. n. c.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
The Heihergor family

The Heibergor family lives at A
Quincy street Mr.. Heiberger was a
carpenter aud builder and had lived In
Washington many years. One of the
sons. Henry =. Heiberger. is employed
at the Government Printing ONCE. Miss
Clara G. Heiberger, a daughter, is an
employe at the State Department.
When he left Washington he was ap-
narently in the best of health.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
BRIDE ELUDES PARENTS.
Miss Mamie Painter Married 20
George Good In HnEerstown, Md.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. June 13.-Miss Mamie
Y. Painter and George Gond cane here
to-day from Stanley. Page COUNTY, Va,
procured a license, and the nuptisl knot
was tied before the parents Of th bride
could stop the ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Father of Twenty-two Favored.

Terrell. Tex, June E-James Lewis, of
this county. was excused from jury
service to-day because he has twenty
two children.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14

Rev W NJ Poisal. Of Baltimore. Will
preach next Sunday before the recently
organized congregation of Bethany
Methodist Protestant Church, at which
time. il is stated. he viii probably an
n0unce his decision in regard TO the in
vitation made by the new church to be-
come its pastor.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Democrats Finish Arrange
mentS for Primaries.
CANDIDATES WORK OVERTIME
Aspirants for Nomination TO Con-
gress Put Forth Strenuous Efforts
tion of the District IL Being Over
looked I'm Wind-up of Campaign.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
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Conner Of Prince and Royal Stree


Alexandria, Va, June 13.-All formal
arrangements have been completed for
the primary which IS 10 be held
Wednesday, June 19. for the nomina-
uon Of a Democratic candidate for
Congress from this district So far as
the general committee and the local
committees are concerned. nothing re-
mains TO be done, but such a condition
by no means prevails in the ranks of
the aspirants
With but five more days before the
voting. each candidate is working over
time in the effort TO line up the forces
in every section Of the district r.
Lindsey Gordon. c. c. Carlin. Judge
Charles F. Nicol and John +. Ryan,
who are contesting for the nomination,
are now making their final bids for
success. It Is stated that no section
of the district. however small or dis
tant. is being neglected in the winding
up effort of the campaign.
It is not literally true that every
candidate IS claiming everything IN
sight. but each makes a very opti-
mistlc prediction concerning his inter
csts in the issue The friends Of the
contestants are showing much enthu-
siaSm for their respective favorites
and the general interest i'm the district
as 10 the outcome is deepening.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
ROOSEVELT unique
Crosby S. NOyeS Analyzes the
President for Editors.
lie CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED
Chief Executives Activities De-
scribed as Ranging from Colossal
to Iniinitesimal-Alwn Working
Under Pressure-Does Not Relish
Fearless and Truthful Criticism"

Norfolk. Va, June Journalism
Since jamestown" was the topic dis
cussed by Crosby S. Noyes. editor Of the
Washington Star. before the National Ed
itorial Association here this afternoon.
Mr.. Noyes outlined the growth and de
velopment Of the press from the time Of
the publication Of the first newspaper in
America, the Publick Occurrences, in
Boston, In 1888 The first in Virginia was
the Virginia Gazette, established in 1876.
The gradual enlargng Of the field of
Journalism and the development Of the
news features were traced. a passing
glance was given TIE penny dreadful,
which class, fortunately, is not as numer-
GUS ms noisy
The Washington herald., 1907-06-14
Cadets Win Honors.

Three Alexandria students AZ the Viz
ginil Polytechnic Institute, at Blacks
burg, will be cadet captains next session
according TO the list Of promotions an
nounced last evening, when the corps
disbanded for the term. after breaking
camp AZ the jamestown Exposition. The
captains will be Raymond Hoffman,
Company A; Ralph McBurney, Company
c. and r. r. A. Johnson. Company +.
Two local boys-A. Harris, Of Company
y, and c. !. Watkins. OF Company c.
will be first soreeauts. These, I'm addi-
tion % Charles NJ. Smith, who was first
lieutenant Of Company A during the past
session, returned 20 Alexandria this even
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-13
BATCH Of ITEMS
ABOUND THE CITY

interesting Meeting.
Ralhbone lodge, Knights Of Ply
thias, held an interesting meeting in
their hal last night. disposing of a
number Of business matters.
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SOUTHERN OFFICIALS HERE.
Asslstant eeneraI Freiaht Aaent And

Assistant General Freight Agent And
Vision Agent in the City.
Two well known officials Of the
Southern railway. both having head
quarters in Atlanta, spent yesterday
p the city. They were Randall
Elifton assistant general freigh.
ent, and L. L. Mccleskey. division
Height agent.
These two Southern officials came
down on some business matters cons
nected with their department, and
during the day visited the freight
offics of the Southern. They are
both wen known In Brunswick.
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