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The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Mrs. Brennnn,s Funeral Monday.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Brennan.
seventy-five years old, who died Friday
at her home. 2S47 X street northwest.
after long illness. will take place Mon
day morning from ST. Stephens Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty-ffth
street northwest. Burial will be in Mount
olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Brennan was the
mother OF Mrs. Patrick ]. o'Brien, wife
of Detective O'Brien. and OF P. ]. Bren-
nan. of the Brennan Construction Com
pany
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
PLAN BLACK HAND TRIALS.
Baltimore Authorities VIII Not Ad-
NIT Public to Hearings.

Baltimore, Nd. March 2S-In order 10
prevent any possible demonstration when
the Black Hand trial begins in the Crimi-
nal Court. on Monday. States Attorney
Owens has decided TO allow no one in
the courtroom except the witnesses. law
yers, and persons who have business at
the trial
AS a preliminary step, he issued letters
of admission to-day for the newspaper
men and few Others who will be pres
ent when the eight men charged with
conspiracy TO murder Joseph Di Giorgio
and members Of his family by dynamiting
their home on the night Of December 10.
are brought into court
An extra force Of bailiffs and court at
taches will be mustered into service, and
every doorway VIII be closely guarded
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
FRESHMEN MUST NOT LOVE.
College Professor Proposes to Drive
Dan Cupid on the Campus.

Chicago March 2S.-College freshmen
may no longer fell in love. The lovers
sigh will be barred from their vocabulary
even as the private class yell OF the
naughty sophomores, If a recommended
ton offered to-day by Dean Thomas A
Clark. of the University of Illinois, is
adopted by college presidents.
The proposal 20 shoe Cupid OF the cam
pus was made by Dean Clark in a paper
on The treatment of incoming fresh
men," at the opening session of the thir-
teenth annual meeting Of the North Cen
tral Association of Colleges and Seeon-
dairy Schools. at the Auditorium Hotel.
He said:
The attitude that absence from class ia sim
ply fact 10 be reckoned with only In relation 10
its influence upon the students work seems 10 me
to be the Formal one. Whether he was absent be-
cause ne has smallpox Is lazy or in love. the e.
feet Of his work IN any Is detrimental and
may Tery well be taken legitimate cause for his
no; being allowed 20 continue n course.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
John CrandIe Buried.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Laurel. Nd. March 2s.-The funeral OF
John Crandle. who died on Thursday
night, took place this afternoon at 4
o'clock from his residence. on Main
street, Rev. T. A. Johnstone. pastor Of
st. Philips Protestant Episcopal Church.
officiating. Mr.. Crandle was fifty-nine
years old and is survived by four daugh-
ters and one son-Mrs. Richard Broaden.
OF Berwyn; Mrs. William Kaiser, Misses
Bessie and Helen Crandle. and James
Crandle. of Laurel. Interment was made
in Ivy Hill Cemetery. at this place
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
student RevoIt collap.e..

San Francisco, March 2S-President
Jordan, of Stanford University, to-day
issued his first formal statement bear
ing on the present trouble at the uni
versity. He uphOlds the student affairs
committee in all its actions. and refuses
absolutely to intervene. The attempt OF
students to secure $50 signers to a pledge
OF withdrawal failed. and the collapse
OF the revolt is at hand.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Jackson Before Grand jury

New York. March 2S-Attorney Cen
eral Jackson went before the grand jury
again to-day, although it had been un-
derstood that the grand jury did not
want TO hear anything more about the
receiverships and the management of his
ofice. II was Mr.. Jackson's third session.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
COURT SAVES OIL WEALTH.
Writ of Error Granted in Favor of
the Standard i'm Texas.

Austin, Tex. March 2S.-The State OF
Texas is making good progress in the
collection in judgment Of Sl,s25,oo0 which
II holds against the Waters-Pierce OF
Company. Since the issuing of the man
date by the State Appellate Court yester-
day. Sheriff George Matthews has sue
ceeded in levying upon property 70 the
amount Of more than 10000. belonging
70 the defendant company.
The State Appellate Court received OFF,
cial word this afternoon from Washing
ton that the Supreme Court has granted
writs OF error in the penalty and re-
celvership cases. The court Immediately
ordered a stay of execution and the
sheriff ceased levying upon the company's
property.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
schooIrirrs RemarL.nbIa Recor

FToTn the LOnuon Standard
The school managers Of the New Shore
ham council schools have had brought to
their notice the fact that scholar In the
girls department has neither been absent
nor late on single occasion in eight
years. The managers considered this a
most remarkable record. and IL was re-
solved TO ask the education committee to
grant the scholar a special reward.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
sheldon works for Taft.

Gov. George L. Sheldon, of Nebraska,
head Of the Nebraska delegation to the
Republican convention, is visitor in
Washington. Gov. Sheldon and his fell
w-committeemen are working for
Secretary Taft as the Republican Pres
idential nominee.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
AIRsHIP A SUCCESS.
Heavier Than Air, Machine Makes
Flight I'm Toledo Armory.

Toledo. Ohio March ga test that
produced results that far surpassed even
the hopes of the inventors was made Of
the aeroplane invented by H. B. Smell,
Of this city. at the armory building.
The machine weighed one and one-third
pounds to the square foot of aeroplane
surface. 1t rose steadily inside the build
ing at a speed OF nine miles an hour,
with the planes working 200 revolutions
per minute,
The machine was in a dead calm, which
is feat never before equaled by heav-
ier-than-air machine.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
BURIED IN DIFFERENT TOWNS.
Negroes Body Inferred I'm WincbeS-
ter-Feet in Bedford County.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, March 2S.-The body of
Joe Cobbs. cOlored, who was killed by
train here two months ago. his body fall
ing in the canal, was recovered to-day.
4 eoroner's inquest decided that the
mans death was accidental The feet Of
the man, which were found on the track.
We're buried in Bedford County BY his
family. but his body was inferred here
In the Federal Court to-day G. c. Bla-
lock was sentenced 20 two years at hard
labor in prison for raising the denomina-
tion of currency and attempting to pass
1t. Cora Bunting, white, arrested at the
same time, was sentenced to three months
for attempting TO circulate the doctored
money. The pair were arrested in Dan
vile.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Negro Company Disbnnd..

Providence. R. l.. March 2S-Gov.
James H. Higgins to-day signed the pc
tition disbanding the First Separate Com
pany of the Rhode Island National Guard.
a negro company in existence since the
close of the civil war
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
saloon Man Is Dead.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury, n. c. March 9S-P. w.
Brown. aged fifty years. died at his home
in Salisbury to-day following a severe Ill
ness OF but few days. He was one OF
the best-known and most successful
saloon men in North Carolina He. had ac
cumuiated much property and was highly
regarded here. He leaves a family,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Preserving Marine Specimens.

To the Museums Journal DR.. II. c. Scr-
by contributes a paper on the best means
OF preserving marine invertebrates for
museum purposes in such a manner that
their natural coloring. viii be retained.
As regards his own private collection.
the author finds anhydrous glycerin-cov-
cred. when necessary, with a layer OF al
mond oiI-the most satisfactory medium,
some specimens which have been pre-
served in this manner for fully five years
displaying their Jints with even more
than normal brilIancy. The chief diff
Guilty IN the case Of museum specimens
would be in the use Of large rectangular
vessels, owing 10 danger Of leakage.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Secretary Taft promised commit
tee from L. S. Grant Post. No. 2S7.
Brooklyn, that he would deliver the
Memorial Day oration for the G. A. r.
at Grants Tomb. Riverside Drive, New
York City,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
NEGRO'S BODY RECOVERED.
COIOred Man Said to Have Been
Thrown Into severn River.

Thrown Into severn River.
Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. March 2S.-The body of
the negro. Thomas Henson. thirty years
old. who was murdered by being thrown
into the Severn River on the afternoon
of March Il. was recovered by local
watermen to-day.
II was found near the spot where the
affray occurred. Henson, with several
other negroes. was in a sailboat when
he engaged in a quarrel with Frank
Matthews 1t is alleged that Matthews
deliberately showed Henson overheard
and refused TO allow the other negroes
TO turn back and save him from drown
ing.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
W. E. GILBERT FOR MAYOR.
only Candidate, Thus Far, for Office
at Laurel, Md.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Laurel. Nd, March 2S-The election for
a mayor and five couucilnIen to serve the
term Of two years viii be held here on
Monday, April 20.
Mayor William f. Gilbert has an
nounced himself as a candidate for re-
election. together with some of the pres
ent councilmen. The friends of Frederick
Dallam. prominent member Of the bar.
are urging him 10 make the fight against
Mayor Gilbert, although up 10 the pres
ent time he has not expressed his inten-
tiOp5
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

While you think OF Il, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Wash 'ugtOn Herald, and
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald, and
bill will be sent you OF ! cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
ROBBERS AGAIN AT WORK.
Thieves Break Into Stores at Capon
Bridge, Va.
Special to The Washington Herald

SiNNiaA ~ Ane NarlAlialln Herald
Winchester. Va, March 2S.-The gang
Of robbers which has been working in the
country from Paw Paw. south. along
Capon River, got in their work at Capon
Bridge, Thursday night, when they burg
larized the store of the Capon Supply
Company, and II. p. Lovott, carrying Off
almost $lGO in cash.
The thieves also entered the post-ofice
and Dr. J. Ofitts Office. but failed 20
find anything 10 their liking. The au-
thorities are making every effort to run
them down
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

John Frederick Goss, a young business
man, and Miss Sophia Carper. daughter
Of James Carper, of this city, were mar
ried at Kernerstown, Thursday night by
Rev. II. NJ White, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Messages from New York to-day an
nounce that G. p Tharp. Of Boyce,
Clarke County. who is foreman for Bart
man & Harvey, steel constructors, fell
from a building and received injuries
which will likely cause his death.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Tie HOLMHURST.

Penlsy lYaEia Avenue, rear Beach.
UnOhStructed oceal view. Private baths; severity
two stationary Waslst2uds with hot and cold running
water IL bedrooms. Elevator 10 street level Capacitv
so Hotel electric coach meets trains. Literaturs
upOn request. HENRY DARNEIlL.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
EXCURSIONS,

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND oANAIORlDA-
Baths and massage IN cur WelI-ecuipped depart-
nencs viii help many suffering from the s-ln y re-
cent financial disturbance Iralned attendants o1y.
Baths open 70 geests q other hotels
+ l. TDI1NG
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

w. c. Fry. charged with violating the
internal revenue laws was this afternoon
given a preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner r. W. p. Garnett,
after which he was held for the action of
the grand jury. The accused was re-
leased upon furnishing surety in the sum
Of SON
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
CARS To KENsINcToM

From 18th 81 and y. 4. ave- every IS min Pass
Rock Creek Bridee, PARK. main entrance Zoo. 70
Chew Chase Lake. Connect with Kensington cars
Round uip tickets &c. az Fussell's
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
HOTEL GLENDALE

ST. JAMES PLACE AND BEACH
Open al year. oCeaD-FleW rocu-s en- suite With
private baths Ecvatu- 90 street level Table and seTY
Ice uIislrTassec- Sreclsl Easter rates. Write for
booklet J. A MARROW. JR-. Prop
HOTEL DEvILLE he AsPiPss{ Sc s.9Ss A,s
Private baths f4flor; elevator, stesm beat Spe
CHETWOODE PPEN PfE : Ill Fl. 4EAE- AZ
Ideal lOci0u near beach and attractions steam heat;
SIN Iaz-or- baths SPECIAL S2 yer day up; s. 70 Slz
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

There will be no services tomorrow at
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
owing to the absence Of Rev. Charles d.
Bulla, pastor, from this city. Rev. Mr.
Bulla is now attending the Roanoke con-
ference
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

In the Corporatics, Court to-day, Judge
Barley presiding. r. H Cox. city ser
geant, was appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Helen c. and Lucy T.
Crawford.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
The RaISfon,
THE LORAINE

Quiet restful and attractive Celebrated FOR is hcr
comforts Refined patronage. Superior cuisine Excs
lent service Close - ocean front az Young-s Pc
Write for booklet CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

ST. Charles Place and Beach sunny rooms over
looking the sea. Hot and cold sea water baths Su-
peTior table. Booklet. CdAS. Z. WAGNER
PHILLIPS HOUSE, 3. Connection ave, n.
FIreproof- Centrally located. Quiet. homcike sur
rounding Steam heat Rates mod. r. P. PhlEps.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

HCW ~ A05nE Ocean End Kentucky ave Opeu
uSH SAHntSu al year. Steam heat. ElcTstor
10 street level Booklet. Coach > X. BOSIkACE
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

DE LEON. SissaE SSirsi3ia Ave-. Ave saa e..
J. Special Spring Rates. ALFRED 3. GRINDROD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Sas Sanpt Der ipaniidcn Sanoitcn.

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9anoitcniiibrcr, ser Nbgott Oca an
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sic @emeinoep1ter ibr slmt nidlt mibs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
Wunard)cn ibcr Nttcntntc.
Son Or. 5, $. " II.

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Fortu9uI ieinem Neihe fem icbr
ilrlorgIiher S%anocspoter gerpeien lit,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
glfpbplircic GummcrSlicbcr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
WindJcncr aarncual.
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trobitioneQ beriibfilte, Die Stiibe llr.
iereS Srembenperfebrs, nidt minocr
oils oie StiiBe nnierer MIN Die &ars
ncpals5cit iiberoauernoen 0aht-
'Sofdle.
Gr bot cine gan5 eigene Hote, Ser
Miintener Gornepul. Mou fennt
ia bier feline o@roBe 9ornepols-@ sc.
ieuidnit," fetne aoppen . s(benoe-
oenn bas, ipas Die groBen @ierlofole
peronitoltell, borf ben Harnen iener
rbeiniihen einridtltngcn niht be.
onipruden - man fcnnt teinen go.
lenmontags5lg.
Ger gauge aorncpal ipielt iid)
tangent ab. Ser Dol pare inn Seut.
ihen Sbeotcr beoelltct ia niftS olS
Elm feitlib beIeudteter Saal, Elm gu.
ties golorfeiter, beiradte Serreit
itno mebr ooer ntinber onee5pgent
lreiblite Iominos. 9as, mas bieie
Gin5eIfaftorett perbinoet, lit eben
oas, ipos Miinhen 10 aiis5eihnet:
GemiitbIiffeit, Stimmltng! sic al
leit MAIDEN ben Dol pore sl ienem
tonen, aiisgelniienen Seite NIT Den
berrlihen 5pperL tpie Tie ms Ser ieet
10 pieI geihmGbte &eSnicef ge5eidJnet
bat. sic aeben aI hen S%ereinsbdl'
len ielte eigene Hote, bas ipe5ifiid
uMiinhneriibe." SD borf nift un-
geredt iein. SIS lit nidt oas auein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
9erlincr Srief.
Aus ltellung Der Vt T.
Flame.
WerIin, IS. Hcbrnor


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&erbonbS Nerliner Spc5tolgcldoftc
0o idrcibt man inns aus gcrlin)
bllrb cine Niisltellung eillcn llcbers
blid iiber NQcS, moS belltc Der &c
flame oicnt, 81 gcbcn mo ooolrh
ser @eihGitSiuclt cine rid)tige @ilr.
0igung ser porbonoencn Wtlttel SIT
crmoglidcn. llno ld)on int geluobls
ten Homen licgt ctiuaa bonn Fros
orotunl: licgt Elm Stiid bcS @cgS.
gugur. Bon allen 2itfoBl0ltlen grilBt
Dos mpiteriolc @ort iiber cincn bret
cdig itpliiirten Sllhsfopf. gu0llr?
@nS 1T oaS? Sin Spernglos2 Cine
3~citid)riit? Gin &erein2 Cine Sau.
benpoitete? Die Ncr9ier lit &c.
medt. Won tritt nGbcr mo llcIt:
Iusiteuiug, umfolieno 8eIhoftS'
gusitottung unb Teflume," limo aus
Den InionGsbild)ltabcn oiclcr cin bis
den gelpoltiom 5uiommenge3lpltngc'
men @orte cr9ibt iih ooS Sdlog'
mort. llno ooS lit Dos @ihtige. Gin
Shlo9iport merit iid), lprit)t it'd
leidt aus, 9ibt iid leidt ueiter. Sn
cinem Shlo9lport luobnt, pie in et'
nent euten SiteI, mic in eincm bib.
id,en 8uinomen Elm 3oubcr, Der unS
lpdt, ioppt, onnltt, 9eiangen nimmt.
Ger nit ms ipielt, m1brcno mir NIT
ibm 81 ipielcn gluuben. "Nus'te.'
lung, unioiieno 8eidGitsolsItat.
tu,g uno Heflome" = gered)ter Sim.
mel, uniere biebern @roBpater bat.
tens 10 gennnnt. Man Iprifts
5ipeimol aus uno gdbnt lhon. naii'
our" - tur5 uno biinbia, Elm bisd)en
fed, elm bisden iinnlos, ober es
merit iih, llno oos lit baS groBe
@ebeimnib beS Griolges, ouf mel-
dent @ebiete er min oiid erriii1geil
iein ipiu; INNER ipieoer aiif oeniel-
ben anopf oriideil. gang beitimmte