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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OLher Hour on the Odd Hour"
To ILAADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a m--DineTs Pullman Farlor.
n % a Tn.-BufeL. ParlCr. Hr. Train
sss 90 a m--DIner and Pullman Fzflor car
III 90 a. n--Diner aEC Pullman Parl0r Car.
100 .. m.-Diner ard Pullman Eari9r Car.
ss.Qe .. rn-'Royal Limited" AL PullLzaas
t4-o0 o. m--Coachea 10 Philadelphia
-s-c0 .. m.-DIner and Pullman Fa=ioE.
sS.el p n--Coaches = <A-4a-e-Pa4As
81 90 p. m.-SleeDeEz-
80 a m--Slsepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7-o0. 900. tu.0s a. II.
fi=ee. '3so0 p n
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeez days 100 a. m. 10 p nj
90 Is 90 II 20 100 = - 800, 80, "9-es
r.oa ssl:Is. fz.00. go. $40. s'5=29. TAO.
t445 $50. 15-o3. 80 T6-eo -6.o. a. 90. Az
Is 30 1850 '10-s5, s1l-50. ausa5 p u
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. s9-10 A. N. IL. $50 , Il
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE sa:I0 a. H.. s4-o5 p IL. -l2-9g nigaL-
PITTSBURG, -s.lg 8 L. - 80 .. T.
CLEVELAND. $40 ,. M
COLUMBUS. SD ?. m
WHEELING. 's.IQ B. n. 80 ?. N.
WINCHESTER, 1910 an. f4-o5, f5-S pm.
FREDERICK fs-2o- Ts-lo. ''9-le an. ''I-so
ts.05, f5;5 p m
HAGERsTOWN. Ts-10 a. N. f5-oo p m
sDaily- Except Sunday. "'Sunday only
Ticket Ofces- 1911 G ST. Tel Main ISL SIS
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs NsE Union
Station Ticket once. Tel. Main 1880 Info--
nation Bureau, Main ISL no1l-tr
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

A THREE-ROOM HOUSE win ceIIa- So
Die. and eleven acres OF land Apply 70 n
p. SHAW, on the premises. KeniIworta. ID
c apl2-ct
Ny RESI- DEzNCEs. 10 rooms, for one wear a.
6 months. furnished. $50 Erfrhtv-,15 49,,
GALEN Z GREEN, Wa-der building, civ
apI1-St
IsANGDON. D. C. 2454 Franklin ~ ne =
Five rooms. modern improvements. Cf+y-
water. one fare city suburban GO rn5nutes)
steam G ninutes) and pike roads: frlIIt- ,5T1-
buildings. Garden plowed: $50 year Phone
BARTON. s44 New York ave apIl-yt
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RAILROADS


''ONLY = MINUTES
10 ANNAPOLIS AND TIE GREAT o s
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose cars enter that city
and reach the gate OF the Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 18th and sts. cars leaving the cor
ner OF I5th and n = ave NV every three
minutes, make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace Cars. leaving
White House Station
For Baltimore. every hour on the half hour
from $50 a n 20 il-50 ?. N. daily.
For Annapolis ana T. 6. Naval Academy,
every hour on the half hour from $50 A. m
20 80 D. n. and a. $50 and u-9o p m
daily All of these cars. however. VII re-
ouire transfer at Naval Ac1ier1T Junction
Additional service may be obtained by ak
ing any OF the Limited cans for Baltimore
and transferring az Naval Academy Junction
No walking OF hiring Of cabs Necessary n
Washington 10 reach cur station
Fares. ono way. Round trip.
To baltimore, Md-------- z5c- SIS
To Annapolis. No, and
L. s. Naval Academy &c 10
Tickets issued b. tnls company include
street car fare IN the District Of Columbia
on the lines q the washington Railway and
Electric co.
For Information and tickets apply at ticlCet
Offices. 18th and y. Y. ave NV. OF 18th ard
4 SIS. ne. Washington. d c. or address
". i SLAUGHTER.
General TEzfic Manager. Baltimore. Ma
ap5-tc
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BILL FOR MINING BUREAU
TO COME BEFORE HOUSE

A bill. for the establishment or n
Bureau OF Mines and Mining, and to
promote safe and economical methods
of mining. was agreed on today by the
House Committee on Mines and Min
ing.
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RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
EQUITY Court, No. :.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
CCalled today)

-
In re lunacy Martin Dooley: referred
y No. s753s. Dorsey ct a.. VS.. Stepney
ct al: decree for sale and appointing
(. Clinton James and George Francis
Williams trustees bond, $i.OGe. Com
Diainant's solicitor. G. &. Jones; DEFEND
ants solicitor. George Francis Wliliams-
No 1884. Sammons vs. Sammons; al
VCrce a win mat decreed. complainant
solicitors. J. b Archer and }. L. smith
defendants solicitor. W. a. Coomos.
No. 1925. Bsall vs.. Beall; divorce q
vim mat decreed. Complainant solicit
tor John Raum; defendant solicitor
&. 8. Shreve, il
Equity Court, 40. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called tOday)
NJ 27535. McCray VS.. Tucker; title
vested in complainant by adverse pos
session Complainant's solicitor, George
10. g772Q. IN re William II. CroweH;
substitution OF trustee ordered COM
plalnants solicitor, J. B. Larner
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called toda.yO
No. 50297. Andrews Is. Anacostia ana
Potomac River Railroad Company; eX-
ception noted 70 overriding motion 70
strike ont second count and demurrer,
with ten days 10 plead. Plaintiffs at
toIneys, T. l. Jones and J. Z Padgett:
defendants attorney, J. I Darlington
No 1898. DaiSh. trustee, vs. ZEN
order OF April 10. 1913. referring cause
To the auditor set aside. Plaintiffs at
1urney. L. II. Thomas; defendants at
torneys. c. = F. Graf and Edwin
Forrest
No. 1890. AIetzger vs.. AIetzger; on
trial. Plaintiffs attorneys, II. 3. Moul-
tdn and w. ". MILAN; defendant at
tOrneys VictoE II. Wallace and j. }.
darlington.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket ono, q Penna. &c.

NOTICE-FoIIovinE sshedule not guaranteed.
q-Q5 a. IN. daiiy-Sea5oard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sIeepers TO Savanna b
and Jacksonville. Through sleeper washing
ton 20 Hamlet and Hamlet 20 Atlanta. Din
ing cars
go D. m daTly-Sezboard Express Coaches
and Pullman 70 Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis
Dining cars
p. n. STANSEILs District Passenger Agent
anTctf
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GASOLINE STOVE EXPLoDES.

The explosion OF a Gasolene stove
caused small fire this morning IN the
home OF Mrs Ellie Collins, 9l2 + street
northwest. twenty-five dollars viii COW
er the damage.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

SPECIAL. NOTICE-On tomorrow CTuesday)
We are going 10 give away absolutely free
beautiful building Tot IN ROSE-DAIsE PARK
Remember there are no strings 20 this: We
mean what We say: call a. our Office and let
rs explain, Tomorrow CT1Iesdayl only
q ST NV II
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-595 18th st ne. a fue s-FOom
brick house. large yard. concrete
cellar; AL modern improvements rent $3.50.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FollowinE schedule figures published
onI- as informssIul and are not guarantee.
F-s. Atlanta Birmingham Mobile, New Or
leans. Ashev1IIe. Chattanooga, Memphis. SIS
q m and 11-00 D. m daily
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville CHATTANOOGA
Memphis. New Orleans. 1873 ,. n.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
Savannah jacksonville, and Florida points
40 p. m. oaily-
L ; BROWN. General Agent
ap12-tf
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford & Norway, the only real estate
firm in Northeast. They devote their entire
time 20 Northeast property What have vou
70 rent OF sell? We handle real estate, loans
insurance collect your rents, insure yo;lr
property Seventh and Il SITS. ne rnh2s-s0c
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DANCING.

Tta l1aYicnnc Teach you 10 waltz correctly
INV Soii"U"O In few lessons; private or class.
Lessons any hour. Academy 10 9Th st. NV.
Experienced and competent teachers NJ
ana Mira. Edv- T--Darison- spz5-st
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FoR sALE-Lors.

FOR SALE-Hslf acre % ground. fronting
on Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase line, in
the District; natural forest shade. Ias- one
left FULTON T. GORDON, Colorado Bldg.
Telephone Main $50 apTe-st
DO YOU WANT a home near CHEVY Chase
For ful particulars address 2. O. BOX s..
apIZ-15t
FOR SALE-Iot. Iz0xi5o. within ore SQUARE
OF Connecticut ave exfenfed and a short
rfde north % new Connecticut ave bridge
Forest SHADE Address BOX 1ef. The Ontario.
ma29-30t
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FOR RENr-ApARrMENTs
FOR RENT-MopERN APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS.
~ &C.,. - ~ -


ALL SECTIONS.
ia Corona" as NJ ct. pU-
New and convenient accessible 70 cars
and market: rooms and hath 50 80 to
$3.50. First floor; excellent arrangement
for doctor
Huntington" Z7I5 18th st. nv.
No 70; rooms and bath; IN good ccndi-
ton
'Alienhurst'' I1th ana Columbia road NV
no. 81: rooms and bath; very attrac-
tive; all outside rooms.
These and many other desirable apart
ments FOR rent for lees than yearly term.
A. =. FOX co. Established 1876.
The Realty Corner 18th at y. y. ave.
api2-2t
sroNELEIGH coURT-Furnished sDa-t-
ments; very desirable six rooms and ba n.
terms reasonable no children. Apply at
Office anfR Ct
ONLY $3.50. WORTH, $50.
Apartments No. SOB Rhode Island ave. ne:
i've large rooms and bath: take through cars
on @ q; only two left. F. II. SMITH & CO,
Bond building. aplo-st
IN THE BALTIMORE. 18th and Co usllbia
road. two-roon bachelor apartment fur
nishod so and three-room Housekeeping
apartment; completely Furnished. IS. Phone
North t7S9- ap3-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT CO.

Every Gay n the year from foot 7th s.. To-
Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News ana
points south via superb powerful steel paIs.s
steamers Newport News" Norfolk" snd
Washington.
LY. Washington.S:3o pniLF. PO-tSnouth. < m,
Nv. AlsxaRdris..7soo pnl Ly. Norfolk s On,
Ar. 1t. Monroe Z 20 am Nv. IT. Monroe7 ON
Ar. Norfolk 500 ami Ar Alazan 30 an
Ar. Portsmouth $50 am AT. Washington am
Ia Through connections made at NorfoII-
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship o.
for New York, All Merchants and Miners
Steamships for RS-ton.
eEGenerai Ticket Office. 7o5 18th St, Col
orado Building. (Phone Main 1590l
9TH ST. Wharf (Phone Main S76eD
JNO. CALLAHAN. "a V. Pres. & Gen'L Nzr.
W. II. CALLAHAN. Genl Pass. ACT.
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Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
lCs.uoT foIa--

United States rs. r. A. Hyde, J. 4.
Benson Fl. 7. Dimond. and j. H.
Schneider: violating section $40 Revised
statutes United States; on trial. At
torneys, A. S. WorthinEton, r. G. Don
aldson. A A. Birney, J. g Campbell
and Frank Nandervcer-
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FIR RENT-SToRES.

STORE and living rooms; splendid cundi-
ton; fine opening for notions ana confec-
tioner-- Rents $50. first month free. OWN
Err. 5. Times Office epII-tf
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-HoUSES.
FOR sALE-Norshesst; near corner 12th ana
G: nice brick house; south side windows. S
Loohs, pain large reception hall' cellar ana
furnace; 70 make quick sale, only $500
Sec US at once about this bargain
WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1901 f st. NV.
spll-eod-3t
FOR sALE-lses 4th st. NV. 6 rooms. hath
and cellar price 20 quick purchaser only
wAI. II. SAUNDERS & CO, 1911 st. NV.
spil-eod-5t
a BARGAIN.
OWNER NEEDS MONEY.
Two-sto-y apartment not fs- from Union
Station.
Hot-Tater heat. 10 per cent investment
Rent So: per aRnuTa.
Address OWNER. Times once. apiz-5t
GRACE THOMAS. CORCORAN BLDG.
h1e house at BrightToOd. eight rooms
and bath; steam heat; large lot and stable;
s-story. notified brick. south front. on Co
lumbla road. between 18th and 18th streets.
Leased at $50 per month. 3. CO.,
1l-rOonl. substantial, old-1ashioned house
with modem plumbing Leased az $50 per
month, on street. between 18th and 18Th.
$500 apI2-3t
New Colonial six-Roonn zIouse,
large front porch. Colonial stvle: hot-u-ater
dry: beautiful tiled bath room. tWo-story
beck porches. q model home IN every way;
price A,lOt. being 800 less thar any sold n
row Owner and occupant. SIS = 81. ne. or
SOS F 81 nv. Furniture store apl2-5t
800 cks1t $50 MONTH
ONE SQUARE NORTH or PA. AVE.
SOUTHEAST SECTION.
New siE-room brick dwellings with concrets
cellars and furnace heat: tiled hath and vsstl-
bules- Plate glass storm doors. Front trim
med IN white stone southern exposure. Very
coy and comfortable All modern improve
ments. Particulars %
THEO. 81. JUDD.
50s Jcnifer Bldg. 9Th and ID Sts. y. ".
epll-st
NEW six rooms and bath: cemented cellars:
furnace heat: handsomely decorated. O and
18th SIS. Sc. 5000 S. +. MASON, 1885 q
81 - apll-7t
FOR SALE-An excellent bargain. siz-1Oom
tho rest or wafer: two acres OF T1ch land
electric cars Price s.. 200 EDWARD
DANIELS, Com Natl Bank bldg, 18th and
@ sts- api1-3r
FOR sAI.E-S50 cash. tI2-5o Per month: price.
g. 80, semi-detached brick on lot 1SX59tE 20
loft alley; cellar, furnace, porcelain bath,
etc: located IN rapidly improving section o.
southeast Key al Office
GEO. y. NORTHINGTON- 1910 C st. nv.
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.
called today,)
Circuit Court, No =
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
CCsUed fodsvl

Called today)
Nc 1880. Sullivan vs. Capital Trsc-
ton Company: juror withdrawn case
continued Plaintiffs attorney. John W.
Echols; defendants attorneys, r Ross
Perry & Son. and O. T Dunlop
No 1859 McEia~lane ". Bond: on
trial. Plaintiffs attorney, c +, Emigi
defendants attorney, 3. T. Leighton
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MONEY ID LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY 70 pay rent o. llfv
cosl. I viii furnish ali you need / lend vo1
on your furniture OF piano; these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. Try ne. P O Box
23l3 Station c. fest
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

6 or = rooms and ba-h-
Northwest. must be cheap: state price ald
locality. BOX SO Times ofIce- apl2-2t
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Criminal Court, No. Z.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

40. $50. United States Us. George r.
" illiard; robbery; plea not guilty; re-
handed Attorneys, Lambert & Nc
Lean.
I Jackson: assault with dangerous
weapon: plea not guilty withdrawn (:
Plea guilty entered; Temanded. AttOr-
ner. James RickS
40. 2s000. United States vs.. George
Best: larceny: sentenced to Jail Il
months and % days. Attorney r. Mein-
weather.
United States vs. Richard Gregory;
murder first degree. Attorney George
II. Macdonald assigned.
United States vs.. Charles Thomas;
plea not guilty: murder first degree.
Attorney b l. Gaskins assigned
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FOR SALE-Three acres and ueE nve-rooDl
house, near Chester Brook, o. y. line: hn4
FOR garden or chicken raising. 81 100 II SID
this month HENRY ", OFFUrT. aed and
y sta s-l-rf
BEAUTIFUL ssyea-TO5Tn cottage, lust CON-
pleteds With two acres o. ground IN District
near Congress Heights, commanding view
good water; price. S.op0. One-third cash:
balance long time. BOX sS7. Times once.
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District Court.
JrSTICE BARNARD.

No. 767. In re condemnation OF land
IN square 542 for truck house site;
order OF commission and order noting
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Probate C0urt.
JUSTICE GOULD
Called fn6a-A

Estate OF Mary E Ferry; order ap-
pointing guardian ad Item
Estate OF Mary e Loefher: viii dated
October IS, 1908. fled.
Estate OF Robert Wheeler; viii dated
September IS. 1892. filed.
Estate OF Francis c. Long viii ad-
n.ilted to probate and record and let
tiers OF administration G. [. a. granted
To AUrelia Long; DO ID. $3.50. Attor-
neys, Lambert & Mclean.
Estate OF David W. CIeaver; Will ad-
mitted to probate and record and let
ters testamentary granted TO Frank II.
Cleaver: bond, 500. Attorney, Charles
IenlIins.
Estate OF William Wurdemann; let
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FOR sALE-1s25 4th ST. NV. rooms. hath
and cellar; price 80 quick purchaser only
apiI-eod-St
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A BARGAIN.
ssrrAvu-ts -~--De- -ro-

ONN NEEDS MONEI-
Two-sto-y apartment not Tar from Union
Station.
Hot-Tater heat. 10 per cent investment
Rent $50: PEI annuu.
Address OWNER. Times once ap1z-5t
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BUILDING LOTS at west CherrydaIe "a
Great Falls and Old Dominion Ry.; &C fare
Into city; monthly payments.
B. N. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate and Insurance. Ross;vn. "a
Suburban Property OF Every DESCRIPTION
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FOR SALE-Norshesst; near corner Eth ana
G; nice brick house; south side windows, S
rooms. bath large reception hall: cellar and
furnace; 10 make quick sale, only s.. 500.
See US at once about this bargain
WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 F st. NV
splI-eod-3t
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FINE LOTS FoE SALE M
CMOors's AddltIon-)
CLARENDON, VA.
minutes from Aqueduct Bridge Via Fails
Church Electric Railway: IS minutes 70 l2th
e.. and Pa ave
SEQ per lot for the best.
s. cash and 3 Per mona.
no Interest. No Tzxen
Original Shade Trees.
Two electric roads (WIth 3 statfougo ~,
through the property.
For further particulars apply 20
3. n. DAVIDSON, Agent.
Eosslyn. Va
Residence. Clarendon. Va
Rp2-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18
LAUNCH SOUTH CAROLINA
Navy Department Fixes on July II as
Date For Launching Ship Now
Building In Philadelphia.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., June 1S.-The
navy department has fixed July II as
the date for launching the battleship
South Carolina, now building at the
Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia The
South Carolina is a sister ship of the
Michigan, recently launched at Cam
den, and represents the first attempt
of the United States government to
construct vessel the principal object
of which is the carrying of as many
heavy guns of even calibre as her dis
placement will permit.
The displacement of the Michigan
and the South Carolina is 10000 tons
each as against nominally 1900 tons
of the British Dreadnought class 1t
is claimed, however, that either of the
American battleships will be able to
fire as many guns broadside as can
be fired from the five turrets of the
Dreadnought
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18
FEAST OFCORPUscHR|sT|
SpeciaI Services Held In Catholic
Churches Throughout the Coun-
try to Commemorate Feast.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. June 1S.-In Catholic
churches everywhere special services
were held today in commemoration oil
the feast of Corpus Christi. The
feast, which celebrates the institution
of the Eucharist, formerly fell on
Thursday in Holy Week, but as the
Catholic church observes the passion
of Christ that day, the early dignita-
ries changed the date of the feast.
The Blessed Juliana, holy relig-
ious of Liege, Belgium, in the elev-
enth century, according to the Catho-
lie version. believed that she had seen
a vision enjoining her to influence the
ecclesiastical authorities to establish
such a feast. In 1880, when she be-
came the head of an order, she con-
suited several theologians and church
dignitaries about the vision, with the
result that the archdeacon of Liege,
who afterward became Pope Urban
Nv, became interested anu dill OlllCc
was composed In 1916, Robert, bish.
OPP of Liege, ordered a day set apart
for special observance in his diocese.
After Juliana's death Henry, the next
bishop of Liege, petitioned Urban w
to establish the feast as a universal
one, which that pope did by a bull
issued in 1864. Since that time the
feast has remained a universal one,
and is SO celebrated, the office of the
day having been composed by st.
Thomas Aquinas at the order of Ur-
ban ".
The custom for the emperor of Aus
tria to take part in the procession of
the Corpus Christi festival was begun
in the seventeenth century by Ferdi-
nand II, who by his presence succeed
ed in putting stop to the religious
conflicts between Catholic and Pro-
testant mobs, with which the core
monies in those days were almost in
variably attended. This custom has
been observed ever since by the en-
peror of Austria.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18
CLOCK BUSINESS SLOW
Seth Thomas Clock Company of Con-
necticut Shuts Down Its Plant
For Several Weeks.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Thomaston, Conn.,, June 1S.-The
Seth Thomas Clock company, one of
the largest concerns of it's kind in
the world, shut down its plant here to-
day and will not resume operations
until some time next month. Bust
ness in the better grade of watches
and clocks among Connecticut manu-
facturers has fallen off since last fall
and recently the demand for the dol
lar watches and cheap alarm clocks,
which kept up well during the earlier
weeks of the depression, has also
fallen off noticeably.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18
present at the opening numbered

present at the opening numbered
more than one thousand and repre-
scented the order in Utah, Idaho and
Montana, with many visitors from
other states. Routine business occu-
pied the morning. This was followed
by a luncheon for the delegates at
the Commercial Club, with addresses
of welcome by Governor Cutler,
Mayor Bransford and President Halo
ran. The big parade took place this
afternoon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18
.LONDON's HORSE SHOW
Horses Having An Aggregate Value of
Over Two Million Dollars Are
Entered In Contests.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
London, June 1S.-No event of the
kind ever brushed away the topmost
bar of precedent and landed so alb.
ruptly in the arena of success as did
the second international Horse Show,
which came into view today at
Olympia. 1t wanted neither for the
word of its rider, sport, nor the beck
of fashion. Horses representing half
a dozen countries and having an ag-
gregate value exceeding two million
dollars were on hand to go through
their PAGES. From the social stand
point the opening was exceptionally
brilliant
American exhibitors are not numer-
GUS this year, but the list of prize
givers includes the names of many
well known Americans. Among them
are Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Frederick
Pabst of Milwaukee, Clarence H. Mac
Kay, Hon. Adam Beck of Toronto, E.
D. Jordan of Boston, and the Ameri-
can Breeders Association.
Fifty thousand dollars will be dis
tributed in premiums among the sue
cessful exhibitors. The judges list
contains the names of the highest ex-
perts in England, America, France,
Belgium, Austria, Holland, Italy, Can
ada and Spain. The system of an in
ternational jury of three judges Zone
English, one American and one Con-
tinentaD acting together in each COM
petition, is again pursued.
Meetipo IF CoporenafionaIicfc
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18

First Congregational church of this
city is entertaining during the re-
mainder of this week the thirty.eighth
annual meeting of the general associa-
ton of the Congregational churches
of South Dakota. The proceedings be-
gan this morning with session of
the women's home missionary union.
Many prominent leaders of the de-
nomination from all parts of South
Dakota are taking part
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-18

ington Bankers Association opened
here today for a three days session
w. D. Vincent of Spokane is presid
ing. A large attendance and an at
tractive program combine to give
promise of one of the best conven-
lions in the history of the association.
Judge Edward Whitson, w. R. An
drus of Tacoma, and Charles H. Swi-
CART and W. N Granger of the U. S.
reclamation service, are among the
scheduled speakers.