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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-04
MAssAGING.
LAUNDRIEs.

Those Pleated Bosom Shirts
The kind known by drcssy men in
the summer, are difficult articles to
launder nicely. Unless you know just
how to do it, the front pleats won't
iron down smooth, and the shirt
front will look mussy. Our New
Press Ironer irons them without
rolling or stretching. Try it.
TROY LAUNDRY,
Tenth and Duane. Phone Main 1891
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
SMALL GAIN FOR SNINDLBRS
Note Brokers Alleged Tricks Melted
Them Little Profit.
Slick Game, However, Proved Disas'
trous to Business Men Made
Their Victims.

New York, May l2,-The district attor-
ney's ONCE continued to pile up to-day
complaints against the men who are ac-
cused Of being members Of gang OF note
swindlers, who have bothered many mer-
chants, eventually sending some who
we're on the verge Of financial breakdown
into the bankruptcy courts, While the
men who purported that they were note
brokers dealt In notes for large sums,
there is nothing to show that they profit
ed to any large extent. For example,
where one Of them had notes for 5000 to
discount he made as much az sos, But
their game was a slick one, and they
harassed many business men.
The most interesting prisoner is Charles
Barry, who says he Is millionaire, and
never did anything dishonest in the note
business He has been living at the
Hotel Buckingham When arrsigned to-
day in the Tombs Police Court his wife.
a gray-haired woman, was in court.
Barry was quite taikative. In the first
place he gave Assistant District Attor-
ney Kindelberger who was in charge of
the investigation, history of his life.
He said he was a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, the Northwestern Uni
verslty, and the Illinois Union College Of
Law He was admitted TO the bar in
Illinois in 1885. and practiced law In Chi
cago. Some of his business friends and
associates, he said. proudly, were Peter
J. Somers. twice mayor OF Milwaukee;
John N. Palmer. son OF Gen. John II.
Palmer, and Abner Mckinley.
Having pictured himself as man who
was not likely TO do wrong. Barry ex-
planned what he knew about the slcS-
eo0 worth Of notes from Sherman & Co,
cutlery manufacturers of Keyport, y. J..
who were forced 20 90 UnHA~ as a result
of the note swindle. for which Barry and
John Gunlaeh are under arrest Gunlach
has said that he was merely the agent
for Barry. That is denied by Barry. He
said he was asked to dispose Of one note
for $4,000, and he turned it over to Maj.
A. Weidemann, OF Haverstraw. but the
latter could not discount IT. and Barry re-
turned Il to Gunlach.
Tie hearing was not concluded when
court adjourned.
One Of the assets OF John Joseph Camp
bell who is said to have worked with the
gang Of note swindlers and who was
sent to Sing Sing the other day by JUS
tice Goff, was that he was a member of
the Bible class presided over by John d.
Rockefeller.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlonga EsteIla C., l62
Powers, $ll.ie won; MondeIla, s. lforganl, place
S5,5l, second; Peter. i0s tRohinsonl. show 24s0
third Time I.li. Lady Baldm Beth Goodwin,
Stoner Hill, Ralbert. Sainessw, Marion Moore,
FlyDn, and MellWOod also ran.
SECOND kACE-FOm tuTlongs. Incla 100 Mar
TIM. $3.50. won: Pinion, l05 tPoWers) place S %
second; Lillian Ray, los lHeideD. show $40 third.
Time O.fs 3-5 Alice, She Wolf. Mexican Girl, Java
Eue. Nola Mckenna, Lscknaught, Hazel May Zia,
Gold Toe, and OTuamos0 also ian.
THIRD RACE-Six furl0nss. Hasty Agnes. 81
tdauinl, $40, won, Col Jim Douglas l02 But
leTl, place SE.@, second; Al Muller 100 glnderl.
show $40. third. Tine liz Is Chulita Wool
Sandals, Pasadena. and EVELYN S also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlones. Sir Clezes. Il2
OWaTenl straight S9 won: W T. Overton. I03
Bwtonl, place SlL90 second: Dark Knight ia
lee. show $50. third. Time, l-6 2-5 Simon
Well and Dunyegan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FGur and Onehslf furlongs. Won
Buel0w, i05 NIinderi, straight $3.50. won; Trans
form, l@ tWaTenl, place SO 90 second; Wool
WindeT. los Meel show 8D third. Time 05S.
French Cook. Hambsy, Richard Reed Dusma.
Jim Fitz and Stowawsy also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Margaret Randolph, IS Butler. straight SSs co.
won Bean Bummel Ils Powers. place Sl0 Do
second; Malmaison, 100 (Grf8tb}, $3.50 third
Time l5ll-5. Aunt Rose Rustic Thomas Cal
hOun, Wassakie. Sylvan Belle. Smiling Tom. and
Louise Mcfarland also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
GUARDS FOR MRS. GREEN.
Black Hand Letter Causes Richess
WoEaan to BE Careful.

New York. May l2.-Foilowins the re-
ceipt by Mrs Hetty Green, woman flnan-
cier. Of a Black Hand letter threatening
her life unless she paid s5,eoo blaekmail,
the richest woman In the world is under
almost constant espionage OF detectives
OF the Hotel Plaza. where she now re-
sides.
When Mrs. Green went to her offices in
the Chemical National Bank to-day she
was accompanied as far as the Madison
avenue car line by hotel detective.
That Mrs. Green has been the recipient
of at least one letter in which her life
was threatened is no longer a secret in
the hotel.
The letter received by Mrs. Green was
printed with pen and ink, the writer evil
IDENTIFY being afraid to send missive in
bis own handwriting. 1t was received
through the mails in the usual manner.
and was duly reported TO the hotel people
by Mrs. Green. although she laughs at
the threats. Since the receipt Of the let
ter, however, she has exercised more care
in leaving for her daily visits TO her Of
Ace. Four detectives have also been
placed on guard. and one Of them is al
ways on duty and bars entrance to the
floor where Mrs. Green has her apart
ments TO all but those who are known 10
him.
Strict orders have been given the clerks
at the desk and on the various floors to
deny that Mrs Green is stopping st the
hotel. Strangers are TO be told that Mrs
Green is no longer there.
The letter told Mrs. Green that if she
valued her life she would be prepared to
pay 5000 to a messenger boy who would
call, and that she would be wise IL she
kept the matter secret.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sx fuTlongs Prince Frederick.
Us kelly. to ]. won; Kumiss l0s AIenIevl
to /, second; Old Settler. IS (Hauisl. to /
thlTa- Time. ld4 Or. Crook FL Cszador Mariposa.
buke oI Orleans, and Dick Wilson also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furi0ngs John sheehan. u2
NV Miller. 10 TO- won; Emma D.. 81 H.yc1rgusl
y TO ], second KerosilaHy, l0s Rettig) 10 10 /.
third Time. la2 Ray Bennett. ROYAL Rogue.
Boloman, Savage, CtHmeTaca. and Peggy O'NeHl
also ran.
THIRD RACE-FUr and a half f,irlonrs Del
CUsados l0l AicIutyrel, s 70 l. won; Right Fssv.
l05 walsh, 20 l. second. Frieze. l05 lKellyi-
y to /, third. Time. 0.53 Is. Furnace. Horace n
Beaunsn, Mauritania, Ace Of Diamonds. and yesper
Hmm also ran
FOURTH RACE-ODe mile Perjuicio. lg mil
lerl. to s, won: Sidney F. los i3olandl 10 2
second: sibari lW lAieBrdel, 20 to J. third. Time.
l:4o is Nay Amelia, Yeane. Collector Jessup.
Dolle Dollars OTilene, and Vel also rsn.
FIFTH RACE-Alils and a sixteenth Lord
tlligEane, 100 lAiciHtyrel tc J. won John Y II
lo5 tBuXtoni, 90 20 /, second; 0uardi III (Kellv
( to /, third. Time, la IS JohnstoWn Markie
Mayer, Ehe Entrsda, WgsrzbeTger. stony Lee
Elevatcu, JACK PHine and Lampadrome also un
SIXTH RACE-Mie and twenty Yards Fair
Fagot, 10 Kelly, 70 J. wua; Capt Burnett
- lettiEl. 20 2 second Martinmas, rs Miller
Is to 5, third. Tine, 1i2 Is. Earl Rogers. Royal
River. Gateway. Eckersall, Golden Wave and
Maxim Gorkey also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED.
knights Templars of the District
Conclude AnnueI ConcIave.

The GTand Commandery OF Knights
Templsrs OF the District OF Columbia con-
eluded its annual eonelsve last night with
the reports Of committees and the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year. The
several committees submitted their re-
ports on matters Of interest during the
past year, all OF which were adopted by
the grand commsndery. II was unani-
mOusly decided to obtain suitable quar-
tens for the grand eommandery in the
new Masonic Temple, which will be ready
for occupancy next fall.
Eminent Commander Claude KEEPER. CT
Washington Commandery, No. !, on be-
half OF the constituent commanderies,
presented the retiring grand commander,
Thomas p Morgan, with a handsome
Templsr sword. Right Eminent Grand
Generslissimo OF the Grand commandery
OF the United States Arthur Macarthur
and Past Eminent Commander William II.
Lloyd, Of Temple Commsndery, No. 2,
OF Troy n. Y, were the distinguished
visitors present The election Of Off
GERS resulted as follows:
Grand commander. II. II. Cissel: dep
uty grand commander. ". II. KlopfeT,
grand generalissimo George c. Obers
grand captain general, Robert Cook;
grand senior warden, Alexander Grant;
grand junior warden, Henry X. Simpson;
grand prelste, J. DusseH Verbryeke;
grand treasurer, William T. GUIDE; grand
recorder. A. W. Johnston; grand stand
ard-bearer, Charles T. Lindsay; grand
sword-bearer. f. b. Hesse; grand war
der, Lem Towers. jr.; grand captain Of
the guard, William S. Parks.
The newly elected officers were In
stalled by Past Grand Commander
Thomas P. Morgan
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
BELMONT PARK OPENS.
McCaFter Probable Favorite I'm the
Metropolitan Handicap.

New York, May 12.-What is popularIy
known as real racing will begin at Bel
mont Park tomorrow afternoon. when
the spring meeting OF the Westchester
Racing Association will begin.
W.,h favorable weather, it is expected
that more than $4,000 persons will be on
hand to see the seventeenth renewal of
the Metropolitan Handicap. $4,000 added,
one mile
For this turf classic, which has been
won by many famous race horses, fifteen
thoroughbreds heye been named to 60.
Because of his splendid victory in the
Excelsior Handicap az Jamaica. Nc
Carter will probably rule the favorite
JACK Atkin, who ran second 10 McCarter,
viii also be in some favor, even though
he picks up l26 pounds. James r, Keene's g
representatives are Superman and Resti-
gouehe.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
HERRERA TAKES PUNISHMENT.
Is OutfOuGht in TweIve-rOund Bout
by Willie Fitzgerald.

Boston, May 12-wnlle Fitzgerald. of
Brooklyn. beat Aurelia Herrera, OF Cali
fornia. In their twelye-round boat at the
Armory A A tonight.
The Mexican did not do anything in
the first three rounds. except to back
away from his opponents leads, but in
the fourth he made a stand. During the
next three rounds Fitz punished HE oppo-
nent severely. Fitz dropped Herrera twice
in the eighth for the count with wicked
right jolts to the jaw. The Mexican wes
about all In when he came up in the
ninth, but he stalled along until the close,
when he got to the Brooklyn boy with
lefts and rights on the face,
In the tenth and eleventh rounds Her
rera tried hard, but he was no match
for Fitz, who punished him severely. The
final round did not prove a lively one, the
Mexican covering up and retreating.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
CARSON WEDDING
Winchester Girl Becomes Bride Of
Philippine Court Judge.
Washington Society aAd Official
Folk ATTEND Beautiful Ceremony
in Old Chureh.
specisI 70 Th. w,shinrton H.nla.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, May I2-Christ Pro-
testant Episcopal Church was the scene
Of a pretty wedding tonight at o'clock.
when Miss Eleanor Barnard Conrad.
daughter OF Mrs. S, L. Conrad and the
late Or. Daniel Burr Conrad, became ths
bride OF Judge Adam Clarke Carson, OF
Manila, associate justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the Philippine Islands
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William d. Smith. rector OF Christ
Church, and the sacred old edifce vas
never more beautifully decorated. spring
flowers, gsrlands, and potted plants
transforming the chancel into g veSitabls
fiower-land. Not in a long while has
more distinguished company attended =
like ceremony n Christ Church, which
has been the scene OF many notable we'd
dings. and under whose walls repose the
remains OF Thomas. Lord Fairfax, Baron
OF Cameron. and others.
The bride, wearing & gown OF whits
satin. heavily embroidered with Duchesse
lace. made empire her veil caught with
orange blossoms. and carrying a shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley. entered
the church leaning on the arm OF her
brother. Daniel Burr Conrad, city editor
OF the Winchester Evening Star. by
whom she was given in marriage. Miss
Elizabeth Whiting Conrad. sister OF the
bride. was maid Of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Eyy Tucker Mcclure.
Miss Frances Peyton Page Miss Augusta
Conrad, Miss Jeannie strother, and Miss
IL
Miss Elizabeth Worthington. OF Washing
ton, D. c.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaids
wore white lingerie gowns, trimmed with
lace and white satin. and carried Ameri-
can Beauty roses. The flower girls were
the little Misses Susan cambridge Little,
Of Norfolk. niece Of the bride. and vir-
ginis Hughes. daughter of Hon. FLOYD
Hughes, OF Norfolk
After brief wedding trip Judge Car
son and his bride VIII sail from San
Francisco June 10 for Manila, their future
home.
Some Of the out-of-tovYn guests were.
Judge and Mrs. johnson, OF Manila; Gen.
Baunholz and Capt Peed. L. s. army:
Gen. Luke Wright, former governor Of
the Philippines; Dr. and Mrs Bruce.
DR.. and Mrs. Dawson. Ralph Page and
Guerdon Parker. New York: Ralph Pun
pelly, Newport. r. l.: Albert Howard,
William Nsyier, z. P. Hunter, George
Worthington. Washington. .. c.; Rich
ard Eaylor, and r. 8. EunteT. Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Randall. PlsInfsid,
y. j.; Mrs. Henry H. Little. Norfolk,
Va; Gov. George Curry. New Mexico:
senor Legsrds, Washington. Philippine
delegate 10 Congress, Mrs. Mcneil, RIv,
eTton, Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
BLAMES REVISION IDEA.
Manufacturer Attempts to Fix Cause
of Financial FURRY,

Philadelphia. May 12-At the afternoon
session of the National Association Of
Hosiery Manufacturers and American
Knit Goods Manufacturers Association
to-day. Hon. Wilbur F. Wakeman, treas
urer and general secretary Of the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff League, addressed
the convention on the effect Of the Ger
man tariff trade agreement, now extended
to ali other European countries. Mr..
Wakeman, in part, said:
Nov, what is preventing the restora-
tion Of prosperity? My answer is: The
declared sentiment in favor Of tariff re-
vision by many States; the promise OF
tariff revision in the near future and
the German trade agreement now ex-
tended TO all the producing nations OF
the continent"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
JAMAICA MEET ENDS
Twelve Thousand See Last
Days Sport at Track.
STAKES TO ODDs-ON CHOICE
suffolk Event Captured by Trance,
2-tO-3 shot-Raees All the Way and
Finishes with Three Lengths to
SpaFe-Colloquy Runs 90 Best Form
and Takes the Handicap.

New York, May l2.-The spring meet
ing al Jamaica wound up to-day with
some excellent sport, three favorites and
three other welI-backed horses going over
the plate Il was so warm that over
coats were discarded and about 1900 per-
sons enjoyed a regular summer outing
The stake feature was the Suffolk, for
two-year-olds, in which Trance was a
prohibitiye fsvorite at 3 to 9, She raced
in front all the way, and galloped home
with three lengths TO spare. Erbet, an g.
to-1 shot, had a mortgage on the place,
while Hoyle. a 5o-to-1 shot, closed with a
rush and took third
Colloquy ran 20 her best form. and
won the handicap She went to the front
at the head Of the stretch and came home
under drive length and & half before
Grimaldi.
Personal made all the pace in the first
race, and won easily, while PriscilliRn
showed the way in the second race.
H. P. Whltney's. Sea Clln lasted Just
long enough TO win the last race.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FiTe furlongs. Personal los Not
te4li 70 > Mohi HAVE IS tFlynnl. TO J. second
lndomitabe. le (E- Dugan), 70 l. third Time,
l9i. Fore. Dandsr, Madrilsn, Wstiere, J. W.
Kent, HaWkwing, Never Late and Jitchio also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ous and one-srteenth miles.
FEiscllliah lla tE. Duganl. even won; Zeinap. III
IT, buFnsi. 70 l, second Killicrankie, % w.
BuTns % to ], third. Time, iaf 35 Royal Lady,
Lad OF Langdon- and WateTspeed also ran.
THIRD kACE-0ne and one-sixteenth miles
Druid, los 20. Burns, 10 J. won; Chantilly. los
lynch. z to l. second: SAVIOR. l06 lDugsnl. TO
TO- third. Time la7 25. Orcagna. Brother Jona.
than Sir Toddingt0n. Greene. Robador and Max
mar also ran,
FOURTH RACE-Five fnrlongs. Trance. IS
tAiusgayel, 70 g. won; Erbet. 100 &C. Burns.
TO /, second Hoyle, 81 lFTancis). 50 70 J. third
Time, 90 Is. Ramble, BoFgue, and Bell Shaw also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and 0ne-haf furlougz Col
loquy, 80 tKoerneTi. 20 l. won: Grimaldi us
iAouerl' 10 20 / second; Pautouhe l25 iBeTgenl
~ 10 /, third. Tine ] Sc. Horace F., Oxford. Fx-
plosi0n, Queen Marguerite and Adrizna Also ran
SIXTH kACE-FiTe furiongs Sea Cliff, l8i E
Dugsni to !, won; Ross Fenton l0s f. Lynch.
Z 10 /, second Royal Captive iea lMusgrarel 10
. third. Time. I9l- Melissa, Gliding Belle
Cheek, and Verbatim also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Miss Louise Dalton.

At 10 O'Clock this morning the funeral
of Miss Louise Dalton, who died Monday
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. Mary
Dalton. in the Manor House. will be con-
Rev. Or. Mcleod. Miss Dalton had been
i'll for more than two years. She was
the daughter Of Lycurgus Dalton, who
for years was postmaster or the House
OF Representatives, and up TO the time
or his death active in affairs IN Indiana,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
senator TtIlman IN Hospital.

Senator Benjamin R. Tillman, of South
Carolina, is a patient in a sanatorium at
Fifteenth and I streets northwest, where
he is undergoing treatment for nervous
breakdown. Having arrived in Washing
ton last Sunday night Mr. Tillman has
been confined to his room, having given
strict orders not to be disturbed. He ex-
poets to remain In Washington until the
end of this week, when he viii leave for
Boston, from which port he will sail for
Europe. accompanied BY his wife and a
Dhvsicfen
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
COZ. Crothers Imnroxed.

SPECIAL to The washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, May l2.-Gov Croihers.
who has been confined to his bed at
Government House for the last two days
with a heavy cold and slight fever, Is
somewhat improved to-day, according TO
his physician, DR., George Wells. It win
be several days before the governor will
be able to leave the house. however.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Robert H. Yeatman.

Funeral services for Robert H. Yeat-
man, an Official OF the Navy Department
since 1859. who died Monday night at bis
home. will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. Henry Thomas, Of Pinck-
ney Memorial Church. Hysttsville. Md.
will conduct the services.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

Ths Alm6ns Baseball Club have organizes for ths
season under the management Of the veil -knoun
baseball enthusiast Joseph Williams, with the
following players Frick. catcher. Sweat, pitcher,
BTudwieS, tFst base; Bell, second base Watson
short stop: F. Williams third base Robinson
night field; Lace center field; johnson. left ield
McAndrews and Blaney, substitutes All teams
wishing games address Joseph Williams. ls street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Mrs. Katie II. Ricketts,.

Mrs. Katie II. Ricketts,. who died sat
urday afternoon at Garfield Hospital. was
buried yesterday morning in Rock Greek
Cemetery. Rev. L. G. B. Pierce, pastor
of All Souls Church, conducted funeral
services at the family home. 1883 Colum-
bla road. at II o'clock. Mrs. Ricketts, was
the wife of Oscar J. Ricketts,. former
Public Printer.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

First base by errors-st. Stephens / Blooming
dale l. Left on bases-St. stephens {: Blooming
dale. 4. First base On balls-0f Buscher, 7; cf
Griffin, g. CT Bmch, l. Innings pitched-By Grf-
hn, i; by Burch. ). Hits made-0n Griffin l. OF
Burch, J. Struck out-By Griffin, (; tg Buscher
G. Two-base hits-Dunn Bunkie. SAcri6ce hits
HeinTich. Mckee, Dom. Stolen bass-Donaidson
Double play-Heinrich 10 Lynham. Hit By pitcher
BY Griffin !. Umpirs-Mr. Hoffman Tins Of
eame-l hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
OBITUARY.
PhiIip r. Gerry.

Funeral services for Philip F. Gerry, Of
the editorial staff Of the Evening Star.
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the family home, 2s44 McComb street,
Cleveland Park. Rev. Ulysses G. 3.
Pierce. pastor OF All Souls Unitarian
Church will offioate. The pallbearers
will be James II. Spslding and Edwin
". Spalding, brothers-in-law OF Mr.
Gerry; Lawrence Gerry and Charles Gerry,
his brothers. and G. A. Lyon, jr., and E.
r. Padgett, representing the Evening
Star
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
To Obtain Fislh for G Nv I

AT a meeting of the George Washington
University Athletic Association last night
IN the Medical building. Messrs. Bright
and Biddle were appointed a committee
TO consummate deal for the lease Of a
field for athletic purposes this fall Both
the American and Union League grounds
are said TO be under consideration.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Mr.. Maraaret Rarrett.

The funeral os Mrs. Margaret Barrett
wife OF Crossing Policeman James Bar
rett. vas held in ST. Jossph's Catholic
Church, Second and c streets northeast
yesterday morning. High mass was sung
by Rev. Ignatius Fealy assistant pastor.
IntermeBt was in Mount Olvet Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
wtll Inrite Presiaent.

Dawson, Alaska, May I2.-President
Roosevelt Is to be asked TO pay a visit
to the KloRdiSe following his visit to the
Seattle Exposition this summer. Harry
]. landau. representing the Arctic
Brotherhood and the Dawson Board OF
Trade, has just started for Washington
to invite the President In person.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
BIoomingdaIe Unable to Hit ST
stephens Institute Pitchers.

To-days game-Government Printing once rs Co.
lumbia Athletic Club, at Capital Park, First and
NJ streets northeast, al $50.
st. Stephens Institute, with Griffin and
Myers as battery, achieved an easy win
over the young Bloomingdale club yester-
day, by to 0.
Griffin and Burch held the Bloomingdale
lads down to one hit each. while Buscher.
despite his strike-out record, weakened at
times. Kl0pfers work in the field was the
feature Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Leetured on "pavid Livingstone.s

Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly. pastor OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, lee
tured on David Livingstone In the as
Sembly hall OF the Y. NJ. c. 4. building
last night. The lecture wes the last OF
& series on Moral leaders which have
been delivered at the 7. M. c. A. Rev.
DR.. Kelly gave an account of the life OF
Livingstone. the first great missionary
and explorer In Africa.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

ne accompaniment to the Romance.
played by Mr.. Webster. which was done
most skilfully. and the suite in minor
opus g. given with equal freedom and
skill. Oscar Franklin played the Sonata
Tragiea with fitting solemnity. This was
played ST the funeral OF Mr. MaeDowell.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Cant. william NJ. Husson.

The body Of Capt. William M. Husson,
chief draughtsman OF the Weather Bu-
reau, who died Monday moTaing was sent
to New York yesterday. FCneral services
we're held on Monday night at the home
OF George P. Du Bose, 1908 Q street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
BLOCK Burned in Tonopah

Tonopah, New. May ls-Fire last night
completely laid in ruins the Palace Hotel
block, causing loss estimated st y50,e0o
There was no insurance. as the burned
block was Of such an inflammable nature
that the insurance companies would hot
take the risk.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Catherine n. Coonex.

Funeral services for CathaEine NJ. Coo
ney. who died Saturday ct her home 2sso
K street northwest at the age Of seventy
nine years, were held yesterday merning at
ST. Stephens Catholic Church. Requiem
mass was celebrated.