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The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
FINLEY FOR CONSERVATION.
OF the Southern Railroad
Speaks Mt Asheville Meeting.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Asheville. y. C, July 6.-President W.
W. Finley. Of the Southern Railway. was
the guest Of honor and principal speaker
at the annual Board Of Trade banquet
held tonight.
Mr.. Finley spoke principally on forest
conversation. and said. in part:
The forest which remains is now be-
coming scarce because OF the growing
scarcity OF hardwood timber elsewhere. a
resource Of great and increasing value.
The hardwood forest OF the Ohio Valley.
the Lake States. and the Lower Missis-
sipp! Valley States grew upon soil adopt
ed 10 agriculture. As rapidly as they
have been cleared away. therefore. the
land has been turned permanently into
agricultural uses. That II pays so 10
manage lands suited for growing timber
as 10 insure the constant reproduction Of
supply Of mature trees 10 be marketed
IN every after year is not d simple theory;
IL is a demonstrated fact. We have the
proof in the European countries, where
this system Of forest management has
been carried on for many generations.
We have its proof in our own land. II we
will study the meaning OF the increasing
demand for timber and IT'S inevitable ef-
feet on the value OF all that is now
standing and that may be produced in the
future"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

While playing with a pistol to-day,
Frank Curtin, the twelve-year-old son Of
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
ELoPERs LOSE CONFIDENCE.
Seek Marriage License at Rockville,
but Refuse 90 Give Names.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. july "a handsome.
stylishly dressed young couple applied
at the county clerks Office here to-day
for a license Ia wed. expecting 70 get the
same without disclosing their names.
After a good deal OF parleying with
the clerk. the young man raised his hand
10 receive the oath. presumably 20 pro-
ceed 70 give the necessary particulars.
when the young woman nervously grasped
the upifted arm and commanded a halt
in the proceedings. After a whispered
conference they hurriedly left the Office
without giving any clew 10 their Identity
A coroner's jury to-day held Charles
Lee. a young colored man, 70 answer be-
fore the grand jury for the alleged mur-
der Of George Swailes. also colored as
the result OF a pistol fight near Forest
Glen on Easter Sunday last. In a
drunken row Lee shot Swailes through
the leg. which had 10 be amputated.
Blood poisoning ensued. and Swailes died
al Freedman's Hospital. Washington
July 8 Lee pleads self-defense. He dis
appeared after the shooting. but was cap
tured at Hyattsville.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Hotel Lawrence
labor INN

COnuCcticut Avenue and Beaca.
Large, airy rooms; open surroundings Ezceleny
table. Rates. $ 10 81 weekly. A. n. DUNN.
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BROWNS IN THE PATUXENT.
Laurel Young Man, Unable to Swim,
Goes Down In Deep Hole.

Goes Down In Deep Hole.
special TO The Washington Herald.
Laurel. Md. July 6.-william Marlowe,
the seventeen-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marlowe. residing In Mont
gomery street. near Sixth. was drowned
here this afternoon IN the Patuxent
River. back of the home OF DR.. John w.
Cronmiller.
Young Marlowe. with a few OF his
friends. decided 10 go swimming. and had
not been in the water long before he was
seen 10 go down In one Of the deepest
places in the river. Efforts were made
by Roger Martin, a cousin Of the young
man, 10 save him. but as young Mar
lowe could not swim. he went to a
watery grave before assistance could be
given him.
The young man was a member OF Com
pany No. 2. Laurel Volunteer Fire De-
partment. and attended the annual con-
vention held at Frostburg. as a delegate.
last month. He was recently confirmed
in class at Phillips Protestant Epis-
copal Church, from which church his
funeral will be held on Wednesday after
noon, Rev. L. A. Johnstone officiating.
Marlowes father, who is employed
by the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, at Baltimore. was noti-
fed shortly after the drowning, and re-
turned here on the next train. The
young mans parents are grief-stricRen.
The body was recovered about half an
hour after he was seen to go down, by
James Whitehead.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Christopher Curtin. who resides at 32l
North Henry street. accidentally shot
himself. The bullet, which was a .32-cali-
Der, entered the right knee. infiicting
painful injuries An effort will probably
be made to extract the bullet tomorrow.
The will Of Mary Virginia Travers was
admitted to probate in the Corporation
Court to-day The testatrix left her en-
tire estate TO her daughter, Miss Mable
Travers. Miss Mable Travers qualified as
Administrative. The testatrix bequeathed
the sum of 500 to her grandson. Bernard
T. Gallaher The money is left in trust
to the executrix until the lad reaches his
majority
The case OF George E. Small. charged
with forgery. was continued in the Police
Court this morning until Wednesday
morning. The prisoner denied having in
dorsed a bogus check he cashed. and
produced a witness who had done 1t for
him. il being testified that he said al the
time he was unable to write. Small told
the court that his proper name is w. w.
InZe.
The case of Joseph Horseman, sus-
pected of robbing the store cf NJ. r.
O'Sulllvan. was also continued until We'd
nesday. The latter case was continued
OWING TO the absence Of material wit
nesses for the prosecution.
In the Circuit Court for this city to-day
the case of Luther Carter against Mrs.
Virginia r. Simpson was continued until
the next term OF court. The suit is the
res,,lt of a dispute over commission on
The sale of property owned by the defend
ant
In the Corporation Court to-day. de-
cree for absolute divorce on the ground
of desertion was entered in the case OF
Emma II. Denty against Harry B. Denty.
In the Circuit Court a decree for divorce
on the same grounds was given in the
case of John n. Mcpherson against Cath
crime Mcpherson.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Mary A. Petty took place at s:SO
O'Clock this morning from her home, III
Wythe street Rev. Hobbs. pastor OF
the Del Ray Baptist Church. conducted
the services. and interment was in Union
Cemetery.
Mrs. James Roche has awarded Samuel
d. DE Vaughan the contract for the erec-
ton OF three two-story brick dwelling
houses. which will be erected on the
east side OF Alfred street, between Prince
and Duke streets.
W. J. B. Duncan has purchased from
J. Harvey Creighton the store and dwell
ing at the southeast corner Of Queen
and Patrick streets.
At a meeting OF OKane Council. Cath
olic Benevolent Legion. held tonight.
resolutions. Of respect were adopted "a
the memory Of Edward Quinn, a member
OF that order, who died Saturday.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fivc furlongs. Sight. lO7 More
land. 5 10 2 won: GLADYS Louise. 10 tFrancis)
10 TO l. second; Deviser IFS lKoernerl 20 !.
third. Time 81 Is. Selwick. Hawking. Sir Can
non. Leonard. Lurid Stromcland, Garrett, Watts.
Black Nose. and Colored Lady also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplechasc about two miles.
Woodside l3l lMcClaiul. 4 20 /, won; Gault. 10
dayton. ; 20 l. second, byzantine. l3l (Stonel.
: TO l. third. Time. 33. Tony Hart, Big Bear.
Lizzie Fiat. Bib-rry and Bank Holiday also ran
THIRD RACE-Five and one-haH furlougs. Theo.
Cook. los Harry 20 l. won: Maxim Gun, ia
tNcoD. 10 % l. sccond Niger BABY. l04 lKocrnerl
10 2 third. Time, 05 *. Jim Fitz Melton
Cloth. Mr. Maginn. Jim Parkinson. Long John.
High Hat. Tremargo, Automatic, and Indian Hunter
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ScTen furlongs. Dixie Himmel
100 w. 0ttl. 10 !. won: HHrcUurt loa lShillingl
to 2, second; 81. Jeanne, 100 CNcCnhel. 70 I,
third. Time. l2i IS. Hawbsma, Listerire. and
Might Mist also ran
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlongs. Rcdondo. 9s (Deve-
rchl. 70 !. won. Minot 6 lBergenl, 5 10 J.
second; Eigely. l05 lFairbrother). 8 20 l. third.
Time, ll2 IS. Bertha T., Lad q Langden, Emf
nola. Royal Onyx, and Trackless also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
PennsyIranin Nnture storr

From the Philadelphia Record
Six weeks ago a workman in the Penn
sylvania repair shops in Allegheny left
two dozen eggs in an abandoned tool box
In the roundhouse. Steam pipes go through
the box All over the eggs a heavy layer
Of coal SCOT settled.
Three weeks ago fourteen sooty chick
ems arrived. 1t was found that the steam
pipes kept the temperature Of the box at
l03 degrees. A second hatch OF twenty
chickens appeared, sooty but healthy. An
other hatch is being prepared.
Born among the changing noises Of the
roundhouse, every chick so far discovered
Is deaf.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
BISHOP A. A. CURTIS ILL.
Prelate Being Treated for stomach
Trouble at SanntOrium.

Baltimore. July 6.-Reports published
yesterday concerning the illness Of Bishop
Alfred A. Curtis. Of this city. created a
feeling OF alarm among his friends. II
was said that no was III at the cottage
Of Bishop Monaghan. Of Wilmington.
Del, at Ocean City. and that his condi-
ton was critical.
The facts are, that Bishop Curtis was
at Ocean City. but he left there last wee,,
and arrived Saturday afternoon M &,
Agnes Sanatorium. in Wil<ens avenue
He has been out OF condition for some
time, owing 10 a stomach aiIment. and
he Is also advanced in years. But the
Sister Superior at St. Agnes said this
morning that his state Of health is bv no
means alarming; he is only weak and en-
feebled. He had only a fairly good night
but he was doing well this morning
There were many callers at the cardi-
nafs residence yesterday inquirlng as to
the condition Of Bishop Curtis. and pray-
ers were offered IN his behalf in several
churches. His sister. Miss Mary Curtis
is with him at the hospital
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
WASHINGTON GROVE OPENS.
Rev. William SpurgeOn, of England,
10 Conduct Camp Meeting.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. July 6.-The thirty
fourth annual camp meeting at Washing
ton Grove viii begin tomorrow evening
and continue ten days, and the commit
tee Of twelve in charge Of the arrange
ments says the meeting will be the most
interesting ever held at the Grove
Rev. William SpUrgeon. the noted Eng
lish pulpit orator, will have charge Of the
evangelistic services, and will preach each
evening Rev. DR.. Sumwalt presiding
elder Of the Washington district: Rev.
George z. Maydwell, Of Washington. and
other ministers viii also address one or
more of the meetings.
The music will be by a large choir un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Percy s Foster.
OF Washington, and Miss Grace Beelman.
the cornetist. will furnish solos and ac-
company the choir Sunday, July u. will
be the big day Of the camp, and thou
sands are expected to attend.
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aADoh n nAhE D.
EEW CIARIOS Ocean End hentueEy ave. opya
ttTeet level LOoklet- Coach ;. Is. BONIEACE
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WILL STUMP VIRGINIA.
Electors Plan Campaign for the
Denver Nominee.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va July 6.-Judge Samuel
w. Williams. Of Southwest Virginia. and
Samuel l. Kelly. Of Richmond, electors
at-large, held an informal conference this
morning. in which plans for the coming
campaign were made. II was decided be-
tween them that Mr.. Kelley would take
the stump In Southwest Virginia for the
nominee Of the Democratic party and
Judge Williams would take the stump in
Eastern Virginia
II has not been decided when the speak
ers will begin their work. but viii prob
ably begin shortly after the nominee is
named
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Birthplace of the IceberE..

From 81. Nlcholas
We might call Greenland the worlds
ice box II you glance at the map you
will see that the State OF New York
large as It seems 10 US. is not over one
twentieth of the size OF Greenland. for
New York contains only 1900 square
miles.
Then think that the glaciers are stead
lily moving away from the center of
Greenland really being crowded of the
land, and 1t will not seem so strange
that here is the birthplace OF nearly all
Of the icebergs that are so feared by the
mariner.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
Accused OF Burglary.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Spencer. n. C. July e.-Charged with
breaking into and robbing starne's jew
elry store and Aliens clothing store at
Albemarle. Saturday night, Paul Cauld-
well. young white man. OF that place,
was arrested to-day at New London. A
large amount Of the jewelry and cloth
ing stolen was found on his person when
arrested. He was bound over to court,
and in default Of bond went 70 jail.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
DOG BITES LITTLE GIRL.
Rabies Feared and Head Of Animal
VIII BE Examined.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md, July 6.-Mlldred the
ten-year-old daughter Of J. ]. Markell.
who resides in Rockville Park. this after
noon was bitten through the nose. in the
face, and on the body by a shepherd
dog belonging to a neighbor
DR.. Otis Linthicum. who dressed the
wounds. pronounced them quite serious.
AS usual in such cases. there is fear Of
rabies, and 1t is understood the dog will
be killed and its head sent 10 the Pas
teur Institute. Baltimore. for examina-
tion. The child was playing with the
dog when bitten.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
WINANS BREAKS RECORD.
Beats Best Worlds Mark with Rifle
I'm English Contest.

London. July 6.-Walter Wlnans. the
American horseman and revolver shot.
beat the worlds record by five points in
a rife shooting contest at Bisley on July
l. The American scored IS out of pos
sible 4g IN shooting at a moving target.
In order that he might be credited with
representing America in the contest at
Blsley. Mr.. Winans recently cleared up
the matter Of his nationality by swear
ing his allegiance at the consulate gen.
eral and expressing his intention 10 re-
turn to the United States and resume the
duties OF citizenship.
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Beats Mother, KIN. CbiId.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, July Con charge Of
causing the death Of a colored child in
Amherst County. near Lynchburg, on
June "a Herbert Steptoe. colored, was held
for the Amherst grand jury to-day. It
is alleged that Steptoe was beating the
ch.lds mother and accidentally struck the
child with knotted rope. He denies the
charge
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

REQESHIHE LNH OPEN ALL YEAR.
bHhhSHihL thHy OCEAN End NIkGINIA
Ate- y ~ o4IIy, ~ L. 2lI-J weekly. CAPACITY. -
Elevator. Catls. a. Ninth season
J. o. * j. E. DICKINSON.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

w. E. Case, a resident of Bealeton.
Fauquier County Va died suddenly
about $50 o'clock this morning on pas
senger train No. 16. between Charlottes-
Vile and Washington. Mr.. Case got
aboard the train at Bealeton, and when
he expired. the train had reached Calver-
ton. Heart trouble is supposed to have
been the cause of his sudden demise. The
remains were taken from the train at
Calverton and afterward conveyed to his
home. Mr.. Case was a native Of Ohio.
He was sixty-six years of age. Besides
his wife. he leaves one son. For many
years he was engaged In the lumber
builders supply business at Bealeton.
While playing with a pistol to-day,
Frank Curtin, the twelve-year-old SON OF
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Brighton.

FOURTH RACE-One mile.
Big CHIEF. .............. ia
FIFTH RACE - Steeplechase; selling handicap;
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SISTER DIES LIKE BROTHER.
BrOOding over Loss OF Kin, Girl
Ends Life with Strychnine.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Spencer, N. c., July 6.-Brooding over
the suicide OF brother, year ago, ana
suffering from melancholia. Miss Maude
Stewart, aged twenty-five years daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stewart. OF
Davie County. took her own life Saturday
night by swallowing a heavy dose Of
strichnlne.
The drug was taken from the same bot
tie from which her brother obtained the
poison which killed him.
A letter addressed 10 her parents told Of
the premeditation and cause Of self-de-
struction. The family is prominent, and
Miss Stewart was much liked.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
The HeIpIes. Bnchelor.

Prom Inc Dondon Sketch.
The married man lives scientifically: he
never pays a bill twice or thrice over
because he has lost the receipt. The
bachelor lives unscientifcally. He is rob-
bed right and left; he is the prey Of every
footpad that turks behind counters,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary A. Petty took place at s:SO
o'clock this morning from her home, III
Wythe street Rev. Hobbs, pastor OF
the Del Ray Baptist Church conducted
the services. and interment was in Union
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

At a meeting OF O'Kane Council. Cath
olic Benevolent Legion, held tonight.
resolutions. Of respect were adopted 10
the memory Of Edward Quinn, member
Of that order, who died Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Breaking records is Mr.. winans' great
est hobby. For twelve years he held the
revolver championship of England. He
has won forty-one championship medals
IN England and on the continent. He has
shot more than 1900 stays in England and
Scotland, where he has leased large pre-
serves, and says that his ambition is 20
bring down a deer OF every known
species.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Denver-Denver. s; Pueblo. 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-Jacksonville. Z; Macon. 0.
At Columbia-Charleston. ! Columbia. 0.
At Augista-Aug1sta, 3; Savannah, 2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At wilmington-L.ncaster. 5; Wilmington, s. "a
innngsl
AZ Ahoona-First game: Harrisburg. ] Altoona,
T. Second game: Harrisburg. 3: Altoona. l.
~ Trenton-Rea ling /: Trenton. 2
At Juhnstown-Wilhamsport, ;; JohnstOwn, q
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At sTanton-A. J. & g.. - Scranton. s
At wilkesbarTe-Utica. 2: WilkesbOrre, l.
At Troy-SyraCise, l; Troy. 5.
At Albany-Binghamton 8; Albany. /.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-Bridgeport. O.: New Haven. 5
At New Britain-Hartford, q New Britain. 2
At Mcridcn-SprinEield. : McTidcn. S.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Montreal-Toronto, 2: Montreal, 0.
AZ Jersey City-Newark. S; jersey City. 0.
At Providence-Baltimorc 3; Providence, G
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

A. Brockton-Brockton. 7; Haverhll, I.
AZ Lowell-Lowell. 8: New Bedford. l.
At LAwrence-Fan River. Z: Lawrence, T.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
SPRING MEET ENDS
Fair Play Captures Big Race
at Sheepshead.
DoRANTE LEADS AT THE START
Sets Hot Pace Up the Back Stretch,
Leading by About Three Lengths,
with King James Third-GrappIe
Wins the Tournament Handicap.
Four FavOriteS Successful.

New York. July 6.-The spring meeting
Of the Coney Island Jockey Club was
concluded at the Bay this afternoon with
some splendid racing
About 1000 persons were present. The
rich Lawrence Realization Stakes for
three-year-olds was the leading attrac-
tion, and in accordance with the predic-
tions OF the experts, August Belmont's s
Fair Play was easily the victor.
There were four starters. Alfred Noble
being added. When the barrier went up
the horses raced like a team. Then ].
Lee ,ook Dorante to the front anG set a
hot pace in the run up the back stretch.
leading Fair Play by about three lengths.
with King James third. on the far turn
Fair Play began TO overhaul Dorante. and
at the head OF the stretch went 10 the
front and won in a gallop. King James
was second, with Dorante third.
Sir Martin wonlthe second part OF the
double event while Grapple won the
Tournament Handicap.
Melissa made all the pace in the Tam
many selling. and Peter Ounce breezed
home an easy winner in the ReGuitaL
while Frizette made all the running In the
Ethelbert -Four favorltes were success
ful.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and onc-half furlongs Nc
lissa. lO3 Mccarthy. 20 !. won. Gliding Belle
20 second Time l07 So Dander. Mcdlm. Wa
ponoca, Helen Harvey. Nlugwump. Chcpontuc. Pes
catore and Chaperon also ran.
SECOND RACE-SevCn furl0ngs. Peter Ounce.
IL (Nottcrl 8 10 l. won: Dreamer. us tMcCarthyl'
TO !. second; Roseben. 40 tGamcrl. to l. third.
Time rs as King Cobalt. Timber. Sir Cleges.
falcada Tony Boncro. and Creation also Tan.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongN Sir Martin. lS
u. Lee. ; 20 5. won. Helmet ~ lNotter, ? 70 l.
second Fayette. Ia Miller. % s. third Time.
lis. BObbin. ToIbcllino. Statesman. County Fair.
and Selectman also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and five furlongs.
Fair Play. lB Dufanl. / 20 4. won; King James.
l25 (Aiillerl { 70 l. second. Donnte. l26 u. Lee.
% % T. third Time. 236 Is. Alfred Noble also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Onc mile and one furlong. Crap
pie. ll6 Garner II 10 s. won; Tourcnne ll3 Mil
lcr. 20 2 second Sailcr Girl. l0S tUptonl. 30 70
l. third Time 1.51 25 Juulcr. Sea Wolf GTctnA
Green and Kilicc1nkie also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Frizette. l02 (UptOnl
70 l. won. Marathon. III Mccarthy. 20 5, sec
ond: The Wrestler lO3 Sweet 4 % I. third. Time
l35 25. Black Oak. Rockst0ne. TOrcnia. Mexican
Silver and Batsman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-MInneapolis 5; Milwaukee. 0.
At dianapolis-Indianspolis s Columbus. >
At St Paul-St Paul. 2. Kansas City. l.
At TolodO-Toled0 3 Louisville. T.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Nicksburg-GulfpOrt. ?: Vicksbirg. O.
At Columbus-Columbus. 0; Jackson. l.
At Meridian-Aieridian. 5; Monroe. 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-NIemphis. s. Birmingham. z
At Little Rock-Little Rock. / Montgomery, 0.
At New Orleans-Nashville. 2; New Orleans. 0.
At AIobile-Moble. ;: Atlanta, O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
man SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Winchester Man in Serious Condi-
tion as Result Of Wound.
Injured While Going FishinE-0ffi-
GERS study Strategy on
BattIeheIds.
oecial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. July 6.-Homer Morri-
son. member Of a prominent family OF
Brucetown. this county, IS in a serious
condition az his home as the result OF be-
ing shot from ambush while on his way
10 the Shenandoah River to fish with
a party Of friends.
Some one whose Identity IS unknown
fired a shot from a clump OF bushes
across the river Surgeons Of Winchester
Memorial Hospital are probing for the
bullet
The Winchester baseball club. said 10
be the strongest nonleague team in Vir-
ginia. practically decided to-day TO re-
main IN Winchester throughout the sea
son. thereby declining a $3.50 cash offer
and free grounds and gate receipts at
Petersburg. Randolph MCGUIRE and other
fans obtained sufficient money 20 over
come Petersburgs proposition.
The civil war battle grounds OF North
ern Virginia. as well as those of West
Virginia Maryland. and as far North as
Gettysburg, are being studied by a party
OF thirty-two officers OF United States
army instructors, twenty-five students.
and two Mexican army officers from the
United States Service School Of Fort
Leavenworth, Kans. The party is to-
night in camp at Middletown. this county.
having arrived there to-day from Ma
nassas by way Of Strasburg and Fishers
Hill. They will reach Winchester to-nor-
row. and after few days spent in this
vicinity studying the strategy Of Lee and
Jackson, they will proceed to Antietam
and GeftNshIlrr urharn thn lido r-in "a
The Washington herald., 1908-07-07
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
SOUTH ATLANTIc CITY. New Jersey.

OleIs unusual opportunities a. lety reasonable rates
Tor families seeking quiet. restful seashoTe hons
duuug the heated utTlod. Best bathing nSIlug an1
bostlis Comfortable cottages and hotels. Arte,iaa
wafer Eleclrc Lgnts. gas Twelve minutes by trol-
les from Atlantic CITY. Tor illustrated booklet and
further information Apply CHARLES HART. Clgy
Clerk. South Atlantic City.