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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

one g uhE prehistoric methods used n
securing . ESssT supply in sections where
II was Impossible % sscUre Il from natural
sources OF where II ber2ue necessary l.
live On s~levsI=d ierritsry for defense Was
by The tonstrDetfea o. dew ponds mes
dew poAdk Eere made by hsiiS~tRR oal
the ssrth for a Ensoe far IN excess q rhs
suuzreu1 reGulrSEzents Of EWch 9 pond 1heU
thSckly covering the whole Of the holCE
Esth 4 coating % straw TIE straw In its
taFn vas covered by e lEFer Of well cho-
ssn. finally Fud31ed casY ard ire uppsl
surface q the clay closely strewu wirt
stones
sneh q pond ElI gradually become filled
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

with ~sEsT. the more rapsdly The large
il Is even though no rain may full Dur-
ing ths warmth % = sn1nRaer day the earth
wfli sECre 3 cSaaSdeuabAe amount Of heat
Whii@ the pond DuvseekeG from the heat
~ tia H0Dca&dEcuFfEy Gf rhE EzFEW. Is al
1hs same ame chilled b. the process Of
eE4PoH EIl0E fuou the p16dAnG cay The
oozEeqneacs e that d1rlng The nEght the
EsisguFe % lac comparatively WArm air
= e~o3dezsei On sA@ E1rfzre q the cold
clay As the oaD6enszfi1o during the Uzghs
Z In excess ~ 1hs evaporation during ths
dzy. the pond becomes. night bF night
E~led-Pepasar MeeAau.nR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

OF mere. Is Wel Shss 10 take care e AsslL
in q Humh@r 81 rsspacts TIE young fish
gFVEs Nd uHdsE nursinE and training re-
EaFkzhly IKE thai Ct . human being II
Is neuFisbs5. for instsnne, from is mgtbsFs
milk 1-Rasfon Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Pstsr SAID Mrs Pneuuch- I want yea
20 have rhsr rugf taken off our garage and
one u q different kind put On
MAI foTg dzHzDted Mr.. Pneurseh-
WHAT'S the natter Wzgh III
4 hoard an archirec1 say the other day
thst It's q hip roof EvsrJhnay knSE= fhss
hins are 01I OF style noW.--ChscsEo
Tribune
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Key once lived that it may become the
mecca for patriotic people who visit our
National Capital where so much exists
to keep Keys spirit alive in the hearts
Of his countrymen."
Maryland. Ny Maryland was then
sung by the double quartet. The speech
delivered by KEY in the rotunda Of the
Capitol July 4. 1881. was read by +. 5.
Key Smith, great-grandson of the
author.
Representatives from the Washington
schools attended and joined IN the singing
of The Star-SDangled Banner" Two
daughters Of Mrs. Arthur T. Brice. Of
the party OF ten young girls from the
Misses Eastman School. who joined in
the chorus Of the sons. We're descendants
or Francis Scott Key.
The double quartet was composed OF
Miss Blanche Thyson and Miss Virginia
Robinson, sopranos; Miss Power and Mrs.
Olive =. McCake. altos: T. l. Mead.
tenor. ard r. X. Atkinson, bass. The ac-
companist was II. u. Freeman. organist
and choirmaster at st. Johns Church.
room in the Betsy Ross House in
Philadelphia is reproduced in one Of the
rooms on the first floor Of the Key Man
sion. A model of the Betsy Ross House
is on the second floor.
Charles Weisgerber. who for many
years had charge OF the Betsy Ross
House, has been placed in charge Of the
Key Mansion
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Pimples Off
IN 5 Days
The New Calcium Sulphide Treat
ment Does Wonders to Every
Kind Of Skin Eruption.
Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It.

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The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
CHARLES MARKELL DEAD.
Prominent Baltimore Man Dies at
Axe OF EiEhty-tsyo.

Axe OF Eighty-tDvO-
Baltimore. Feb. 2z-Charles Markell. "A
retired capitalist. died suddenly this morn
ing at his home 1880 Boltop street. He
was eishty-two years old.
Mr.. Markell me youngest son OF John
and Catherine Markell. was born I'm Fred
erick, Nd. where his early life was spen..
While a young man he came to this city
and entered the dry goods house Of Ham
bleton & Sons.
In the early CTS he purchased the old
established business of George W. Wait
q Sons. and NJ the corner Of Lombard
street and Cheapside conducted for many
years the leading spice-importing and
manufacturing business in the South.
Later, Mr.. Markets. sons John and Ed
ward were admitted 10 the firm Of Charles
Markell * Sons from which the senior
retired about twenty years ago.
During his active business career Mr..
Markell vas closely identified with the
leading commercial and eleemosynary in
sutuuons Of the city. having been for
many years a director Of the Baltimore
Trust and Guarantee Company. the Ma
uonal Bank Of Commerce, and the Home
Fire Insurance Company.
The funeral VIII take place at his late
residence, 1880 Bolton street, on Monday
at noon.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
BADGER TO BE TRANSFERRED.
Speculation Rife as to Successor 10
the superintendent.

SpCcial 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 22.-Since Capt.
Charles J. Badger win, from present in
dications, be transferred from the duties
of superintendent OF the Naval Academy
in June, to go TO sea in command of the
battle ship Virginia. much speculation is
rife here as 10 who will succeed to the
superinteDdency Of the Academy. The
only officer who has been prominently
mentioned thus far is Capt. Aaron Ward.
II had been rumOred that Capt Seaton
Schroeder. whom Capt. Badger will sue
ceed in command of the Virginia. would
be sent TO the Naval Academy. as he will
be available for shore duty in June. when
he viii have attained the rank OF rear
admiral
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
BUSY DAY AT LYNCHBURG.
Y. VI. c. A. Convention Results in
Collecting 81 800.
Fecial @ Tie Washington Head.

Sl'et1al O. The Washington HcTald.
Lynchburg. Va. Feb 22.-This was an
other busy day with the Y. NJ. c. A con-
venuon. the morning session being taken
up principally with business discussions
and an address BY Dr. Carter Helm
Jones. OF Lynchbu-g. on the theme. The
other man" This address was unusually
strong. After a statement Of the state
work and testimonies TO the present eff
cient organization. pledges were taken on
the floor amounting 10 more than S1.5O0
for work this year.
The recommendations q the State com
mittee FOR work this year was adopted
in toto. This afternoon four department
conferences were held simultaneously. all
being well attended. At O'Clock the
convention adjourned 20 the Randolph
Macon Woman's College. where the dele
gates were shown through the buildings.
witE 100 girls acting as escorts. To-night
Fred 3. Smith. Of New York. was the
principal speaker before an immense au-
dience. Many big meetings are scheduled
for tomorrow. with the farewell service
at D. n
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
CANNON NOTPROFANE
Tells Alexandrians He Is
Only Emphatic.
TALKS OF HIS BEST SPEECH
Told NominatOrs They Gould Go Far
ther and Fare Worse in Choosing
Him for Presidential Nominee.
Guest of Aiexandria-Washin
Lodge, No. %, of MnsOns.

Uncle joe Cannon never swears. He
may emphasize his remarks with words
not in the dictionary. but he never. no
never wakes profane.
At least that is what he told the Aasons
OF Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. y,
and their friends. last night, At the Wash
ington's Birthday banquet in Alexandria
The Speaker was in his happiest vein OF
whimsical humor ThA. Of course. ac-
counts for his playful statement regard
ing the purity Of his knguage. It also
accounts for his amusing recital OF an In
cident that occurred at q recent club din
ner al which We're present many men Of
national prominence.
CannOn'S Best speech.
The best speech ever made in my
life. sai6 the Speaker. was az this din
ner."
"A mock convention was IN progress.
All the Presidential possibilities present
were nominated and given five minutes IN
which TO speak in behalf OF their election.
They nominated several before they
came TO me When il came my turn to
speak. / told them I didn't need the five
minutes but had merely one thing 10 say.
Il said: want TO inform you mem
bers OF this convention thai in nominating
me you might have gone great deal
farther and done a d--d sight worse.
This brought the Speaker 10 the discus
sion OF his alleged propensity for using
words Of marked strength.
DO you know he said. = have a rCp-
utation as a prosane man? The truth of
Ha hoe ny.
never use swear words az all Sometimes.
when emphasis is needed, 1 may use q
word or two that is 10; in the dictionary-
But it IS not in any sense profanity II is
merely for emphasis
Praise FOR Virginia
The Speaker was eulogistic Of Virginia
and Virginiaus- While on this subject
he told Of the struggle that made Illinois
an abolition state. and said IL was prin-
cipally through the efforts OF legislator
named Walker. from Virginia. while on
posing him and Upholdiug slavery was 4
man from Massachusetts,
The Speaker diplomatically suggested
that the Republican party might be
praised for the abolition Of slavery. as
il was apparent that the civil war had
AF|As~a4LNN Attt WAllt- man u AllN E'fAAA
through releasing him from the necessity
OF contract with servile labor.
Worshipful Master Edward Shinn pre-
sided AZ the banquet Addresses We're
also made by Representative c. c. Carlin.
Of Virginia. who made some good -natured
quips II the expense OF Speaker Cannon.
and by Grand Master OF Virginia J. "
Eggleston who told Of the proofs he had
brought 20 light validating Virgin
claim 20 Washington as a Mason and Dr.
counting the same claim Of Pennsylvania
I The principal feature Of last nights ex-
ercises was the annual banquet given b.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge Of NasOns,
No. p. at the Masonic Temple. in accord
ance with annual custom The banquet
was attended By a large gathering Of tie
craft. including many distinguished mem
bers Of the order from Washington and
elsewhere
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
MONG LIVED IN HAGERSTOWN.
Man Arrested in Pennsylvania Once
Was school Teacher.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, Feb. 22.-Carl Mong.
arrested. with his wife. in Pittsburg. on
the charge of raising the denomination
of bank notes. is an adopted son OF John
Mong. Of Hagerstown. He is about thirty
years old, a graduate of the high school
here. and formerly taught in tie schools
Of the county until dismissed for unbe-
coming conduct
Soon afterward he was arrested for
lighting in restaurant, and while in fail
awaiting trial, escapes. with several pris-
oners. He was never captured, although
he is reported to have been back here sew
eral times since.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
MIDDY'S CASE HOPELESS.
B. II. Lombard Brought 90 Hospital
for the Insane.

9leNAal 10 Inc washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md, Feb. 22.-Suffering with
la severe mental arrangement Midship-
man Benjamin r Lombard. Of HilIhousa.
Miss, member of the coming gradual
ing class. has been sent to the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane al Wash
ington, where he win undergo treatment
al the hands Of a specialist with the
hope Of bettering his condition. But his
condition is such that surgeons here be-
lieve that his case is incurable
Young Lombard has been I'm a weak
state Of mind for over year. and he
was taken with the latest attack the
early part Of the week He is a victim
Of hauucnations Of the sight and hear
ing.
The officials Of the Academy. after a
conference with the Navy Department.
decided to send Lombard to the insane
hospital The young mans parents who
arrived in ANNAPOLIS from Mississippi
yesterday. consented TO this. and they ac
companied him to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Hager-smifh meantime

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. Feb 222.-NIiss Cath
crime T. Smith, daughter Of John O.
Smith, of Hancock, this county. and Du-
vail Cromwell Hager. son Of former
County Tax Collector George II. Hager,
Of Hagerstown, We're married this after
noon at the brides home by Rev. Charles
=. Shaw rector Of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hager came/to HagerstoWp
this evening. and tonight left for Prince
ton Pa. where the groom is connected
with large firm of contractors.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
.HaI Tq'srllrr-a 10

.Rell Teicuhone e.
~ KIM Street.
Alexandra Va. Feb. "A fine Of $500
TO which was added a sentence. OF six
months IN the county jail was the YER
dict given this morning by a jury in
the Circuit Court for Alexandra County
in the case of Frank Hitchcock. charged
with attempting 10 assault Mrs. Susie VI.
Beach. wife Of Reginald Beach. which
alleged CGense occurred August s last.
The case was given To the jury at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. and az 6
o'clock they had not returned a verdict.
and by order OF Judge J. B. 7. Thornton
were locked up Tor the night. iris
morning, at 10 O'Clock. they had not
reached an agreement. and il looked as
though ii would be hung Jury. An
hour later however. Nthev brought in the
above verdict. It is said that the Jury
az one time stood % TO for three years
in the penitentiary. and It is also stated
that two at first favored acquittaI.
Messrs. Machen and Moncure represented
the accused Commonwealth Attorney
Crandal Mackey conducted the prosecu-
tion.
Georgianna Lewis. colored. died last
night az the Alexandria Hospital from in
juries she sustained by being struck by
an engine in the Southern Railway Yards.
west Of this city yesterday afternoon.
There viii be mass meeting of the Re
publican voters Of this city next Friday
night AT 7.3O o'clock at Schuler's Hall.
The meeting mas been called by city
Chairman w. P. Graves for the purpose
OF electing four delegates and aIternates
10 the State and district convention. and
also 20 elect a city chairman and commit
tee.
The Elks' indoor carnival, which com
menced Monday at Armory Han and
which was scheduled TO close tonight.
VIII be open until Thursday night. The
affair has been a great success.
Rosie Denning. colored. a resident OF
Fairfax County. appeared at police head
quarters to-day and announced that she
had been held up and robbed near her
home. below this city, about two weeks
ago. She claims that Edward browns
and several others now being held for
highway robbery committed the Offense.
Rev. J. J. Gravitt. Of Holy Trinity
Church, Richmond. VIII conduct services
tomorrow at St PauIs Protestant Epis-
copal Church. An inmate of the Orphan
Asylum of Salem. Va, will sing and re-
cite at the Sunday school services at the
First Baptist Church at $50 o'clock to-
morrow morning
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
PLAN RECEPTION IN A BANK.
kensinEton Financial Institution
Win open Next Saturday.

%
Boyds, Nd, Feb. 22-The opening of
the new KensingtOn bank is TO take place
next Saturday, February %. The execu-
tive committee has issued invitations to a
reception 70 be held in the bank on the
opening day. from TO s p NJ
The executive committee is composed
OF Dr. Eugene Jones, DR.. William L.
Lewis, Walter A. Johnston. Alfred c.
Warthen, Frank l. Hewitt. and J. Floyd
Cissei. The parent company is the Far
mers Banking and Trust Company, Of
Rockville. With the Kensington bank in
existence, there viii then be six banks in
Montgomery County, one az PoolesvilIe.
two at Rockville, one at Eensington. one
at Sandy Spring, and one at Gathers
burg.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Plan 2 Honnewnrminr-

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Feb. 22-Capt. Charles
J. Badger. superintendent Of the Naval
Academy. and Mrs. Badger have sent
cards for a reception to be given in
their handsome new residence. which
they are now about TO occupy. on March
3. The reception VIII partake Of the aa-
ture Of d housewarming.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
VIII Begin Prohibition Campaign.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Salisbury, n. c., Feb. 22.-Active prepa-
rations are being made for the prohibition
campaign in Salisbury and Rowan. as
well as other counties. Many prominent
speakers will assist the Salisbury Anti
Saloon League, including Gov. Glenn
Judge Jeter c Pritchard, and others.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
baltimore woman Dead.

Baltimore, Md. Feb. 22.-Mrs. Mary A..
Love. wife of Col William H. Love. Sec
retary of the board of trade, died this
morning at her home Gil Reservoir street.
as the result of a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Love had been unconscious for sew
eral days and only partly conscious for
several weeks. Before her marriage Mrs.
Love was Miss Mary a. Crangle
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
sIrs. Loui.n neets nenh

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Md. Feb. 22--NewS has been re-
ceived here OF the death Of Mrs. Louisa
Deets, mother Of DR.. James Z. Deets. Of
this vicinity. who died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Burton, at Jarretts-
vile, Hartford County, Nd. Mrs. Deets died
in her >seventy-seventh year. She was a
woman OF prominence in Hartford County.
and was a Miss Cairnes. daughter OF the
late William c. Cairnes OF that county.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
paul 4. Capron Is Promoted.

Special to TIC Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 22.-Paul A.
Capron. son OF the late Capt A. K.
Capron. Z. s a. has been promoted a
couple OF numbers in the department OF
mathematics at the Naval Academy m
Ill the vacancy created by the death of
Prof William T. c Hasson.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Special 10 Tie Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 1.-THE Navy De-
partment has informed the Naval Acad-
emy officials that candidates for the mid
shipments rife team and the general
navy team viii begin active practice over
the Academy ranges on May !. in prep
aration fer competition IN the national
rife tournament at Camp Perry, Ohio in
the summer
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Uses Kerosene on Fire, Is Burned.
ial TO The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, Feb. 22.-Mrs. John Mer-
Ger, Of Mount Crawford. narrowly escaped
burning 10 death yesterday by ar expIo-
sion of oil which she had poured in the
stove to start fire. When she struck a
match an explosion occurred which
knocked her from her feet Her face and
hands were badly burned
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Good Roads Approved.

SPECIAL 10 Ihe Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. Feb. 22.-At a meet
ing OF the Washington County Rural Free
Delivery Carriers Association. held to-
day a WilliamspOrt, resolutions were
adopted indorsIng the measure now pend
ing before the Maryland legislature pro-
viding for good roads throughout the
State
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
Rockville. No. Feb. 22-Fire broke out
about o'clock this morning in the upper
part OF large brick storehouse owned
by Commander Roesrt B. Higgins, U. s.
N The damage. mostly from water viii
not exceed few hundred dollars.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
W. R. c. MASCOT DEAD.
Josephine TiefenthaIer. Born Where
Lincoln Died. Rests in Rock Creek


Funeral services for JosepeIne Tiefen-
thaier. the twelve-year-old daughter %
Mrs Daisy Oldroyd TiefenthaIer. who
died suddenly Thursday night. were held
from her home. 519 Tenth street north
west. at 1O-50 o'clock yesterday
The little girl was the mascot and color
bearer OF the District branch Of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps. Mrs. Isabel WorreU
Ball. department president Of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps. issued a special order.
calling the attention Of the District mem
bers 10 the death The corps attended the
funeral in q body.
Josephine TiefenthsIer was born in the
house in which President Lincoln died
Flowers were banked about the Casket
in the residence. and a carriage fuil OF
roses were carried to the grave.
Interment was in Rock Creek Gene
terry Rev. Samuel H Woodrow offcisted
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Special 70 The Washington Hczald
Annapolis. Nd. FEB. z.-CoL Mcpherson.
a surgeon in the English navy. was vis-
itor 10 the Naval Academy to-day. He
made an inspection.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Jail Sentence and Fine Of
$500 for Hitchcock.
JURY IS OUT AN ENTIRE DAY

Verdict Brought IN After Indications
Pointed TO HistriaI-Colored WOm-
nm. Hit by Engine, Dies OF Her
njEries-RepubIican Mass Meeting
Called for Friday Night.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
KEY MANSION OPENED
Ceremonies Honor Author of
National Anthem.
SPEECH BY ADMIRAL sCHLEY

Historic Flag Which FIoated over
Fort MeHenry and Inspired Senti-
ment of 'The Star-SpnngIed Ban
Her" 10 AdOrn the BuiIding-Betsy
Ross Room Is Reproduced.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
BIRTHPLACE OF THE FLAG.

IN exhibition room on second
floor Of Key Mansion
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Capts. T. T. Warren and A l. Grim. of the locsl
fire department. served as marshals for the Wass
ington fremcn.
The following was the position Of the officers
members and apparatus in the parade:
Fire Marshal Philip ". Nicholson Chief Enrinser
William +. Belt.
Third Battalion Chef = r. Henry and the fol.
lowing disnounted members in tsgo columns. En-
gineer Wooster. Asst Engineer AIcElwee Private
StaIkc. Private Buscher. Driver PhilliDs Asst
Driver Sullivan. Private Williams Private Sn.cbf
Asst. Driver Mnnick Private SuIliran- Private
Green Private Gibbs. Lent Garner Asst Eneineer
Luskey. Private Jones. Asst Driver Clements. Ass+
D-iyer Smith. Lieut.. Decker, Lieut. CoYington. and
Private Volt
No Il Engine Company, with the following NJ
fcers and men on the apparatus Capt Harper
Lieut. RaAey. Engineer Raum. Asst. Engineer Drill
Driver Sugru Asst. Driver LunsfoTd and Privates
Anderson, Leaman. Barrett. Posey. HoIlidge ana
Wiles
No IS Engine Company. With the following a.
fcers and men the apparatus: Capt Haulon
Lieut. Rowe. Engineer Hunt Asst Erriueer
Barnes. Driver Macintosh Asst Driver Waters and
PriTateS Foster. Bayly. HUNT SIark,vard Smith
spohn, Abel, Grginer McGcc. Hurley. Fletcher.
and Payne.
No z Combination Chemical. with the following
officers and men on the apparatus: Capt ssitz
Lieut.. Green. DriTer Nelson. and PTirates Carroll,
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
A Pre-eminenf Honor

There could be no honor of higher
meaning TO any one than this. daily ac
corded to the author Of our immortal na-
tional anthem
fit Is the purpose OF this association
to save The home where Francis Scott