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The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
PoLICEMAN's HAND BROKEN.
Broderick suffers Injury In Fight
with Resisting Negro.

In making the arrest Of negro charged
with turning in a false alarm. Policeman
Broderiek, Of the Ninth precinct. broke
three bones in his right hand He was
taken TO the Casualty Hospital The
negro was locked up.
About S:45 O'Clock last night box S7I. at
Twelfth and Q streets northwest. was
pulled. The firemen responded and found
no fire. Lieut.. Falvey. OF the Ninth pre-
cinct. went TO the supposed fre with the
reserves. He learned that a negro was
seen to pull the box and then run through
Twelfth street
Brcderick and several other policemen
gave chase. After several blocks they
captured the negro. He resisted and in
the fight Brodericks hand suffered.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
MISSING KEMETHY TROUBLED
Worried About Bad Business, Money
and Matrimonial Affairs.
Friends and Police Suspect taat
Photographer Has Made
Away with Himself.

Looking for trail for more than two
days. the police have failed to learn any
thing of the whereabouts OF NJ. Kets
Kemetby. the photographer who disap-
peared from mis- studio. Ills Pennsylvania
avenue. Sunday afternoon.
Friends Of the missing man believe he
committed suicide. Police investigation
lends color TO this supposition.
Yesterday it was learned that Kemethy
had been in poor spirits for several days.
II is said that for months his business
to make enough to subsist upon. Matri-
monial troubles. nnearthed by the inves-
tigation. are also thought TO have some
thing 10 do with his actions
About five years ago. according TO rec
ords in the First precinct station. Mrs.
Kemethy fired on her husband with a re-
volver. The shooting. II is said. was the
result OF the wife finding her husband
alone IN his studio with feminine GUS
toner
After the shooting the couple were es-
tranged. Since that time Kemethy has
been paying his wife a certain amount
OF money weekly.
Several days ago he wrote letter "a
Judge De Lacy, OF the Juvenile Court
in whiea he asked the judge to take
charge Of his studio. He said he was
not making enough money TO pay his
wife the amount ordered by the court
Judge De Lacy refused. and sent the key
OF the studio. which was inclosed in the
letter. back TO the PHOTOGRAPHER.
Ii- Wilbur = Evans a dentist former
" a fell9w-tenant OF Kenethy said yes
terday he had met the photographer a
Few days before his disappearance. KEN
ethy had then told him he was feeling
bad
DR. Evans said that OF late Ksmethy
had made hardly sufficient money from
business to live on.
in the opinion Of DR.. Evans. the pho
tographer has committed suicide.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
DAUGHTERS OF LAWMAKERS.
Which. Translated Into Greek. II
"ArchOnIdes." the New Social Club.

'ArchOnides," the New Social Club.
Daughters of Senators and Represent
atives IN Congress met yesterday morn
ing in the Metropolitan Hotel at the
regular meeting OF the Archonides So
ciety. the title under which they have
banded themselves.
Daughters OF lawmakers is the trans
latiOn for the Greek Of the title, and its
appropriateness is at once visible.
Miss Leona Tillmsn. daughter Of Sen
ator Tillman. Of South Carolina. presided
In the absence of Miss Bessie Lamb. tho
president of the Archonides- Miss TIL
man announced that the first dance OF
the society will be held in the Arlington.
on April 90
After the examples Of their fathers. the
young ladies talked behind closed doors,
in executive session. 1t was announced
that the next meeting OF the society will
be in Congress Hall, at 2.30 O'Clock in the
afternoon OF Friday. april q.
A meeting OF the Gridiron Club will be
held az noon to-day. at the New Willard
Recognition OF tho fellowship and quali-
ties Of the dead member OF the Organiza-
tion viii be expressed in resolutions. and
arrangements will be made TO participate
In the oDsequies.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
TAFT IS HONoRED GUEST.
Ohio Delegation Makes Merry mt the
Metropolitan Club.

a PARTY OF me-rymakers gathered
around table az the Metropolitan Club
last night The merrymaking was over
the Taft Presidential candidacy.
Representative Burton. dean of Ohio's
delegation in the House. was the host
Secretary Taft was the guest OF honor.
The other guests were the Republican
members Of ohio's delegation In the lower
branch OF Congress.
This little band Of merrymakers looked
upon the affair as ratification meeting.
A number OF those present expressed the
belief that in their minds eye they saw
Taft nominated, elected. and inaugurated.
They were willing. however. 10 so
through the formalities. in order that the
charge might not be made by future his
torisns that traditional custom had not
beon observed
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

1T was his devotion to Bryan and his
policies that caused Mr. Hosford to sever
his connection with the Detroit Free
Press.
It was often said that, II Bryan was
ever elected President. Hosford would be
fixed for life with a good position in the
Federal government.
Masonic and Pythian Affiliations.
Mr.. Hosford was prominently associated
with the Masonic order and was also
identified with the Knights OF Pythias.
He Was member Of New Jerusalem
Lodge. No. 9; Mount Horeb Royal
Arch Chapter. No. :: Washington
Commandery. No. !: Almas Temple. Mys-
tic Shrine. and also fourteenth degree
Scottish Rite Mason.
He was member OF Rathbone Superior
Lodge. No. %. Knights OF Pythias. and
was past grand commander OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. He was also a men,
Der Of Ascalon Temple. No !. D. o. K X.
Frank II. HosfOrd was born at Hen
rietta. Lorain County. Ohio in 1868. In
1858 he went to Lowell. Mich From
Lowell he went to Grand Rapids. as a
young man, after having studied law. He
started 20 work on the Grand Rapids
Times shortly after going 20 that city,
staying there until he went 10 Kalama-
200. There he was identified with the
Kalamazoo Daily Commercial, as editor
and part owner.
Goes TO Detroit.
In 1883 he went 10 Detroit and became
city editor. and. later. assistant editorial
writer OF the Detroit Free Press.
He entered politics In 1856 In 1857 he
was elected 10 the legislature from the
First district. Wayne County. Ohio After
serving two years in the legislature he
came 10 Washington as representative OF
the Detroit Free Press.
In 1895 be gave up his position with tho
Free Press and took charge OF thu Wash
ington bureau OF the Denver News. In
later years he was az one time and an
other connected with the salt Lake Her
aid, Iron County Standard, and Chicago
Dispatch
He was tally clerk for the House Of
Representatives during the Fifty-second
and Fifty-third Congresses. IN 1885
he was secretary Of the Western division
OF the Democratic campaign committee
and last year was chairman OF the Demo
cratic press committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I. S. Dent. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

y
The fall IN temperature that has been advancing
southwark for several days past has finally reached
the East Gulf and South Atlantic States, but not
Florida IL attended hy general rains. which
IN Southern Virginia and the interior Of North Caro-
ina turned to snow. The fall in temperature from
southern Virginia 20 New Orleans was between %
and % degrees
The forecasts for Saturday and Sunday fol-
lows: Colder with local rain IN Florida and alc-Ig
the South Carolina coast. Fair weather elsewhere
except some c0udiness and perhaps rain Sunday in
the Upper Lake region Slowly rising temperature
Saturday and Sunday IN northern districts east q
the Mississippi and lower Temperatures in the Mis-
souri Valley.
The winds along the New England coast win be
light and variable; on the Middle Atlantic coast
fresh ncrtheTly; the South Atlantic coast frrsh
TO brisk northerly. and the Gulf coast frsh
nOrtherlY.
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports
win have light variable winds and fair weather 70
the Grand Banks
SPECIAL FORECAST.
stage Of about forty feet in the Ohio River al
Parkersburg and Marietta is forecast for Saturday
evening.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
FLEET TO VISIT JAPAN
Invitation Of Baron Taxa
hira Has Been Accepted.
EXCHANGE OF FLUCTUATIONS
Letters from Ambassador and As
sistaat Secretary Bacon Dwell
Upon the Traditional Friendly
Feelings that Have Existed Be-
tween the Two Great Nations.

Japan has been added to the itinerary
of the American battle-ship fleet on its
cruise around the, world. An invitation
to the feet came 10 this government
from the japanese government Thursday.
and il was a foregone conclusion IL would
be accepted. The matter was talked over
AT the regular Cabinet meeting yester-
day. and when the meeting was over the
announcement was made that the great
aggregation Of ironclaas would call at a
Japanese port.
Baron Kogoro Takahira, Japanese Am
bassador. was notified formally last night
that the invitation had been accepted. II
was he who presented his government s
invitation to Secretary Root. While the
details Of the visit have not been given
| consideration. it was said by officials OF
the Navy Department that Yokohama
was the port most likely 10 be selected
for the fleets stay in japanese waters,
ard would stay there probably three and,
perhaps, four weeks. IL was said. also.
that the battle ships might 20 to Japan
before they went TO the Philippines.
The official Acceptance.
The official acceptance OF the japanese
invitation was contained in letter de-
livered 10 Ambassador Takahira last
evening. The letter was signed by Robert
Bacon as Acting Secretary Of State, and
was AS follows:
! have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF your valued note of the 18th
instant. by which you are sc good as 20
convey on behalf OF the imperial govern
ment. an invitation for the American fleet.
now on the Pacific Coast TO visit the prin-
cipal ports OF Japan.
/ have the homer and pleasure 70 say
in reply that the President, TO whom
have communicated this courteous and
| friendly action on the part OF your gov
eminent, highly appreciating this evidences
Of the hearty good Will OF the Japanese
nation, has charged me TO request you 20
inform your government that the United
States Is most happy TO accept the inyi-
tation. Ii gives this government peculiar
pleasure to accept because OF the long
existing and unbrOken friendship between
the two countries. and the sincere regard
Of the American people for the people OF
Japan.
regret to add, however, that the limits
OF time imposed by the arrangements foy
the return OF the feet 10 the Atlantic
visit-tO more than one Of the ports OF
Japan.
Accept your exCellency. the renewed
assurances Of my highest consideration.
ROBERT BACON.
Acting Sefrets-v.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
COMMENT ON FLEET PLAN.
London Papers Think Visit to japan
Augurs Well.

London. March 20.-The morning papers
print conspicuously the news Of the pro-
jected visit Of the American battle ship
fleet. 20 Japan. but few Of them make
any editorial comment.
The Mail. however says that It will be
welcomed by all as a sign that British
diplomacy has been successful in avoid
ing serious friction between the two great
naval powers OF the Pacific. The news Of
Japan's invitation. which is a pleasant,
tactful act, Will be happy omen for
the future.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
PRESENTS LABOR's BRIEF.
Moreover, Vice President Has
Read in Full 20 senate.

Upon calling the senate to order yes
terday Vice President Fairbanks, without
preliminarles, ordered the clerk 10 read
the labor petition presented to him Thurs
day by the labor leaders.
The reading Of the petition was some
what unusual proceeding 1t was heark-
ening 70 the voice OF labor.
Senator Burrows. Of Michigan. moved
that the petition be printed as a public
document, and Senator Galiinger. of New
Hampshire. suggested that 1000 extra
copies be printed. This was ordered done.
and labors memorial was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
BREAKS ARM IN PARK.
DisIocated Member Set by Surgeon
General Rixey.


When Alice Sawtelle twelve years old,
fell TO the ground while roIIer-sksting in
Lafayette Park yesterday afternoon, dis
locating her right arm. she had the dis
tinction OF receiving treatment from Pres
ley H. Rixey Surgeon General 4. S. n.
Miss Sawtelle is the granddaughter of
Brig, Cen Charles 6. Sawtelle. L. s A
She was skating In the park about 800
o'clock. and as she approached the statue
Of Gen. Jackson.-a wheel few of one Of
her skates and she was thrown against
the fence surrounding the statue. Her
right arm was forced between the pickets
and dislocated below the elbow.
DR. Rixey. who was passing. saw the
accident He picked the girl up and
learned the nature of her injuries. plac-
ing her in a carriage, he took her 20 the
home Of her grandfather. 1925 \ street
northwest. where the dislocated arm re-
cciyed attention.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
HIGH PRIESTS ASSOCIATION.
Masonic Organization Formed mt q
Meeting Held Last Night.


The high priests, kings. and scribes Of
the Royal Arch Chapter OF the District of
Columbia met last night and organized
the High Priests Association.
Roe Fulkerson. high priest of Mount
Vernon Chapter. No. 3. was elected presi-
dent; W W. Jermane. Of Mount Horeb
Chapter. No. :. vice president. and Charles
T. Roberts, OF Anacostia Chapter. No. L.
secretary-treasurer These, with w. G..
Glenn. of Capitol Chapter. No. II. and f.
M. Carter, OF Columbia Chapter, No. l.
constitute the executive committee.
The meeting was called by +. ST, Clair
Thompson. grand high priest Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The organization, II is
believed. will mean a large increase Of in
terest in capitular Masonry
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

w. d. Wiel. cashier OF Little Hungarv.
cafe on G street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. reported to the police last
night that during the afternoon he had
been robbed OF $50 in five and ten dollar
bills The bills had been left lying on a
table in the second floor dining-room while
the cashier went downstairs Upon his
return the money was missing.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Local Temperature.

Midnight. 81 . a. n. 3: a m. 81: a. m. "a;
a m, a. 10 a m, .; u noon, s.; > D m, s.;
p. M. 81 p. m. %; p. n, 8; 10 p. m. 81
Maximum. 81: minimum 81
Relative huridity-S a. n. 50; p. m. IS; D.
M, &. Rainfall IS n m. 70 S p. M O. Hours Of
sunshine. O. per cent Of possible sunshine O.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum. S.;
minimum q
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

San Diego. March 20.-The Japanese
committee delivered TO the feet enter
-tainment committee to-day s21l collected
among the japanese OF the city. The
money was all given by servants and
laborers in amounts ranging from IS
cents 70 $.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Ambassador !. Pleased.

After he had been officially advised that
the feet would visit Japan. Baron Taxa
hira said:
Had known earlier that the battle-ship
fleet was going 70 visit the Orient the
invitation from our government would
ter OF great satisfaction 10 our people 10
have the battle ships visit Japan. The
Emperor and the people OF Japan will
extend a hoSpitable welcome 10 the Off
GERS and men OF the fleet. ! personally
am glad that the invitation has been ac-
cepted, as 1t will give the japanese peO-
pie an opportunity to show their cordial
goodwill toward America
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Japan's Invitation.
This is the invitation from Japan ad-
dressed to Secretary Root:

This is the invitation from Japan ad-
dressed to Secretary Root:
Under instruction from his m8jesty's s
minister for foreign affairs, I have the
honor 10 communicate to you that the
imperial government having learned Of
the contemplated cruise of the United
States battle-ship feet from San Fran
cisco TO the Philippine Islands. arc sin
cerely anxious 10 be afforded an opportu-
nifty 10 cordially welcome that magnih-
cent feet, and 20 give an enthusiastic ex-
preston 20 the sentiment OF friendship
and admiration entertained by the people
of Japan toward the people Of the United
States.
I am further instructed TO inform you
that the imperial government are firmly
convinced OF the reassuring effect which
the visit Of the American feet 70 the
shores Of Japan Will produce upon the
traditional relations of good understand
ing and mutual sympathy. which so hap
PLY exist between the two nations. and
TO express to you the hope Of the imperial
government that the feet may be in
structed 10 call at the principal ports OF
japan in its extended cruise in the Pa
cific.
Accept, sir. the renewed assurance Of
my highest consideration.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Temperntures in othcr Citie.

Temperatures IN other cities together with the
amount o. rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
?. m. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
BORN.

on Tuesday. March l.. Ias. MAR
IAN MARGARET. daughter q Cart r. B.
Ailer, q the American Salvation AMY, and
Annie 5. Miller
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

While YOU think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald and
! blu wiz b seat you at cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

PILES CURED IN Q TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case
F Itching. Blind. Bleeding. or Protruding Piles in
to "a days or money refunded 5Oc
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
FRANK H. HOSFORD
COMMITS SUICIDE

Continued from page One.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21
Cives An the Figures

The present strength of the Taft csndi-
dacy can be summarized as follows;
The Washington herald., 1908-03-21

BIRD-0n Thursday. March r. 1905. a. Onancock.
Va, JOHN II. BIRD. in his eigh'y-ihird year
tuner1l on Saturday, D. N, from ckapeI az
GleuWood Cemetery-
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MODEL LIQUOR STORE,
Sole Distributors.
: CLARKSBURG, w. VA
SWEET MR!LopY FLoUR.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named persons have filed their
application and petition for license to
sell at retail spirItuous wines, liquors,
ale. beers and drinks OF like natrre
In the city of Clarksburg. for the resi-
due of the year ending June 80,
1909:
THoS. ANGoTTI AND JOS MANc1-
no, partners trading as Angotti 4
Mancino, Angotti & Mancino
building. 3o3-304 North Fourth
street, Clarksburg, West virginia
And notieeAis also hereby given
that the foregoing application and
petition for license aforesaid Will be
heard by the Council of the city, OF
cIarksburg at a regular session held
on the 9Th day Of November, 1908.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day OF October. 1908:
WILL II. COLE,
clerk of the City of Clarksburg
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swRRF MR1opY RLouR.
Nono@ 3 wArlI1II. ooNsUanLz.Es.l.

owing TO the lack OF an adequate
supply Of water for domestic and in
idustriaI purposes all CONSUMERS are
hereby notified to limit the use OF
cEaliy warned In ali cases where water
Is used for generating steam. cooling
gas engines, and in connection with do
mestic hot water heating apparatus,
that the water supply Is liable to be
cut on Mt any moment and that spe-
cfal care should be taken. to avoid
danger to all boilers, gas engines and
heating apparatus, ana such custom
ers should dispense with using said
water. or must use same at their own
cLARKsBURG CITY WATER
WORKS.
superintendent.
SWEET rrELoDY FLOUR.
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Ny dekrheil, Ike TtiolIshilIIs %
Others WHO Rave Been ufeatly
Benefited BY tIie Use Of DuftysG
Pure hIalf VpEiiSIC Cannot s.
Saw Too Much In Praise OF
This, The MorldsS Greatest
AiedIcine. on Noy mber ~
10, 1907 M iletc1e1 ~
Wrote $50 -oNs. "
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1nrPRov1Ne slowly.
DR.. John n. cook on the slow Road
To Recovery.

DR. John r. Cook. of Fairmont. CON
tInues to improve very slowly from
his long tedious Illness. following an
attack of blood poisoning some time
ago He is able to be raised up IN
he'd iust a little while each day but
as yet has very little use OF himself.
Two nurses are in attenrnnce all the
time. besides his physicians.
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Best ne
Sags 9cll Ill llClllss
u an c6npilIc ed Lliat Dilliys rs
: ire NJ 4 v. lIisl = Is = Elest
NIedfcfneg = Eyer 'slleeh.
say This with Die Be-
discretion A C the Use
OF Two B6tEless
chass e. GetcheIls
VVebbs Mills
MIME.
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isSili.f 3 re- and cbttieFs tlesnIie
viii Many 1fei.
EApylsr.IiTis Pa. sE8ir

JTSAf{eSFss1IsE Pa. Hy6y 1.-The
American window Glass Company
started III IarIse plant here yesteEday-
ftirnIsh lEi ,loynent TO about Isl
EfitsFi. and the Arnold plant, WI start
IN about three weeks. furnishing work
20 500
The plant OF the. Lancaster Plate
and Window GlassOcompany. Iancas-
ter. o.. win start next Monday. giving
work to 900.
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FIELD FIRE VICTIM BURIED.

The funeral and burial OF Joseph
Debold, who died in hospital OF
burns sustained from blazing weeds
ana grass while he lay asleep in
held at the foot of Pinnickinnick hill.
took place Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock Services were held at the
ClInord- Osborn chnpel,and buried fol-
lowed in the country Infirmary
graveyard.
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Next week F'alrmott win entertain
the Masonic bodies of the state. The
Royal. Arehs Chapter meets ON Tues
day. The grand lodge Will be In sess-
hundred visitors from all parts Of. the
state are expected to beEpresent.
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sWBET MELODY RLoUR.
.a1a1araoa4a1 aoeeeoeaeeeseeee
THE GOOD OLD WINTER
TIME.

You may talk of the pleas
ures of summer time, when the
fowers are in bloom and the
sun doth shine-of excursions.
and picnics. and campIng-out,
but you really don know " hat
your talking aloout::"for the
winters the time with it's Joys
and cheer. its the only real.
holiday time Of the year. Tie
house Is so warm and cosy and
light, and they use Spartan
stain to keep the floors bright.
Spartan Stain is the greatest
varnish stain for old or new
fooEs OF woodwork.
Made by the Marietta Paint
& Color Co.. Marietta, o. Sold
by. the Home Furnishing Co.,
Main street, Clarksburg.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

clerk of the city Of clarRsbure
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Bilious? Feel heavy after din
ner? Tongue coated? Bitter tastef
Complexion sallow? Liver needs
waking up. Doan's Regulets cure
bilious attacks. IS cents at any
drug store.
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81
BLOOD POISON

The faint LETT
the blood
disapPar the health i improved the sIn
threat heal and has eleand ts sysee g te
tested proven Tor
disease Tor home treatment
dany1ne adyic all write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.