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Returned Him.

A man returned to his native village
after having emigrated to Kansas
some 20 years previous. He asked
about different villagers he had
known in the old days, and finally of
the town drunkard of his time.
"Oh, he's dead" was the reply
We'll, well; dead and buried is he %
Nope; they didn't bury HIM"
Didn't bury HIM" exclaimed the
former resident. We'll, then, what
did they do with him?"
"Oh. they just poured him back in
the Jug"
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To Cook Mackerel.

Wash and drain a nice fresh mack.
erel. Lay it 10 pan OF cold wator
and cook from 20 to 30 minutes Take
osf and drain, place on a hot platter
ru0 " 'th butser. Put border OF mashed
potatoes. tnen garnish with parsley
and slices OF lemon ana serve With
oyster sauce
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pie PLANT MarmaI,h.

To each cupful of pie plant. cut I'D
fine. add the juice and pulp Of one or
aDge, boil the orange rind cut IN small
pieces in weak salt water until tender.
Then remove rind and p { it with the
other ingredients, adding a tablespoon.
ful of lemon Juice and ~ cupfulg
sugar. Boil all rapidly until transpar.
ent and put in jelly glasses.
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THROUGH struooIe 20 Repose,

Struggle and anguish have their
place in every genuine life. but they
are the stages through which It ad.
vances to a strength which ip f1ll Of
repose.-Mabie.
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raise my hand above my head. The
doctor held out no hope Of my re-
covery. and had given up. but at last
started using Doan's Kidney Pills and
made rapid gain. After three months
use I was well and at work again"
Sold by all dealers so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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To clean Mattinn

To clean japanese mating and limo
lean use bran water, which is made
by taking two handfuls Of bran ana
boiling it in a gallon of water. After
this has boiled 20 minutes strain anG
cleanse the mating or linoleum with
n flannel cloth wet with bran water.
Wipe Immediately with a dry cloth.
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Necessities.

Knicker-Do you favor a school Of
journalism in the universities?
Bocker-There should be three; one
on how TO run papers. one on how to
keep out OF them and one on how "
get into them.
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Il Cures While You Walk.

Aliens Foot-Ease is certain cure for
hot, sweating, callous, and swollen, aching
feet. SOLD by all Druggists. Price 25c. Don't
accept any Substitute. Trial package FIR f1fS.
Address Allen $. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
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Modcrn Ernlanatlnn-

Freshman-Did your father cut your
allowance on account Of that lark?
Sophomore-No indeed; probably on
account Of some business misconduct
Of his I'm the past.
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Modesty without merit is awkward:
and merit without mcdesty is insolent.
But modest merit has double claim
to acceptance, and meets with as
many patrons as beholdeTs Hughes.
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invalid with kidney
troubles. and often
wished death might
end my awful suffer
ings. The secretions
were thick with sedi-
ment. my lin b s
swollen and my right
side so nearly par
alyzed I could not
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II you would have peaceful home
all you have TO do is to pay the freight
and let your wife run It.
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She DIdn't Understand.

Can you tell your present fiance's
ringY" inquired the romantic girl a.
the door bell sounded.
why, certainly" answered her prac-
teal friend. Its the newest OF the
lot"
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put myself IN the way Of things
happening and ttsy happened. -ThsO-
dore Roosevelt
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GARFIELD
Digestive Tablets.

From your druggist, or the Garfield
Tea Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Csc per bottle.
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Once in great while a woman
actually believes that her husband
knows as much as he thinks he knows
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Raised Up When Science Said There
Was No Hope.

G. W. L. Nesbitt. Depot Street.
Marion, Ky, writes: 81 was a chronic
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For 81 fldren toetning, softens the gums redaces In
fann alton, sisys pain, wind collie 2Sc cottls
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The fact that some men are self
made is stamped on the wrapper.
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THEY WERE RETURNED.

Amy CATER the tiff)--I shall return
you everything you have given me.
George (cheerfully)-All right. then.
Suppose VIC start at the kisses first
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
FIVE 60 DOWN IN SCHOONER.
Vessel Wrecked on Diamond ShOaI.
on Hatteras.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. S-A broken message
received here over the United States
seaeoast telegraph wires to-day from
Cape Hatteras. on the North Carolina
coast, reports the stranding and loss on
Diamond Shoals yesterday of an un-
known schooner. out OF whose crew of
seven men FIVE Derished and two were
saved The message. which fails TO give
the name OF. the lost vessel, reports her
TO have been a schooner bound from Long
Point. Ne, 10 Charleston. S c.. laden
with fish scrap.
The captain Of the vessel was among
those who were lost.
The two men who escaped are reported
to be foreigners. who heard those aboard
say that the vessel was forty-two years
old The schooner. according to the dis
patch. went TO pieces within thirty min
utes after she struck on the shoals The
gale registered a wind velocity of -
miles an hour at the cape, and is as
serted to have been one of the worst
storms in Eastern Carolina since 1879.
The wires to Cape Hatteras are moi
working to-day. and fuller information
concerning the wreck is unobtainable
The meager information obtained had 10
be passed for some distance up the coast
by the patrOlmen of the life-saving crews
and then telegraphed into Norfolk.
The storm to-day has completely passed
from this coast and the weather is clear
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
JAPAN HAS HER HANDS FULL.
Absorbed with Problems in China
and Korea.

Paris. Jan. S.-The Echo de Paris to-day
prints an interview emanating, it says.
from an authorized japanese source r
with the object of showing that Japan is
so absorbed with the mainland of Asia
that with America is impossible.
The entire attention of Japan" saws
the interview. is occupied with China
and Korea, where developments are oc-
curing which are giving Tokyo the
greatest concern. China has Just dis
missed a number Of japanese instructors.
who have been replaced with Germans.
The Manchurian situation is full on Com
plicatons. China demands the immediate
integral application of the treaty of
Portsmouth. which would deprive japan
Of the possibility Of exercising an effica-
cious influence in Manchuria
Japan opposes the extension of the Pc
kin Railroad to Fukumen by way Of
Hsinmintun. on the ground that the Pc
kin agreement of 1905 stipulated that
China should not construct a parallel line
injurious TO japanese interests. The jap
anese occupation of Korea also is meeting
with much opposition, and for this and
other reasons Japan is actively pushing
the work of increasing her armaments.
The message of the Emperor Of Japan
clearly indicates that the country is look
ing tc the far East, and not in the diree-
ton of America"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
HE HAD MILLIONS IN CHECKS.
Joseph GibaFa Arrested at House in
Missouri Avenue.

Money, money everywhere. and not a
cent to spend. This was the plight OF
Joseph Gibara when he was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detectives Hewlett
and Pratt.
Gibara was arrested at - Missouri
avenue northwest, where he was living
He has only been in the city a few days,
coming here from New York,
When a person has a check for S90000. p
COO in his pocket and several more checks
in trunk at home for trillions and
quadrillions, he is apt TO be little care
less. And that's what happened to
Gibara. He had so much money, at least
on paper. and so many promises for more
that little thing like check for S25, ,000
didn't seem anything to him.
Yesterday morning, the police say. he
walked into the store of Harris q Shafer.
lib Pennsylvania avenue, and asked for
change for a $4,000 check. The clerk told
him. it is reported, he had just sent the
office boy out for few cigars, but when
he came back he would be glad to let him
have what change he needed Gibara said
he only wanted it for car fare and he
would rather walk than wait for the
change. Some one then notified the po-
lice. They received a telegram last night
from a relative of Gibara in New York.
asking them TO hold him utnil he could
reach the city The telegram said Gibara
was thought to be a lunatic.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
MARSHALS EVICT TENANTS.
Latter submit QuietIy to Ediet in
Rent Strike


New York. Jan. S-EvicdOns among the
rent strikers" began to-day. and the
marshals were rather busy. Those agita-
tors who had expected trouble were dis-
appointed because in nearly every IN
stance the tenaHts We're ready to assist
the marshal in the removal Of the house
hold goods, and it did not take long to
place them on the sidewalk, where they
were soon carted off % some other tene-
ment
The Taxpayers Protective Association,
as the organization of landlords is styled.
is not anxious 20 precipitate trouble,
and the landlords are disposed 10 boz
lenient with their tenants and give them
every opportunity 90 settle. Five out OF
nine tenants occupying tenements at 5I6
and 5lS East Eleventh street We're eVicted
early by Marshal Albert Levine and a
force OF movers. No resistance was of
fered, and the tenants submitted to the
humiliation sullenly.
About 158 warrants were given 10 the
marshals to-day. and about half of these
were served. Others viii be issued to-
morrow, but il is expected that the al
legged trouble will soon be over and for
gotten. Judge Sanders said to-day that
not 10 per cent of the eviction orders
will be put into execution. The land
lords VIII use them 20 settle the trouble
and the tenants viii pay in many IN
stances.
"All this trouble" said Judge Sanders
has been brought about by "a few agita-
tors. They have appealed TO the passion
and ignorance Of the people, and not 10
their common sense
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
PRELATE sNUBS VANDERBILTS.
Archbishop Refuses to Attend Mar
riage OF Wis GIadys.

New York Jan. S-Mgr Michael J. La
velle, the rector of st. Patrick's Cathe-
draI, VIII perform the marriage ceremony
for Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count
Szechenyi in the Vanderbilt residence on
January q II is denied officially that
there viii be more than one ceremony
There VIII be no civil ceremony and no
Protestant service. There VIII be no
ceremony other than the one conducted
by Mgr. LaveIle. according 10 the dispen-
sation granted by Archbishop Farley. The
archbishop denied recently that he would
perform the ceremony.
The most marked policy Of his admin
istration has been his refusal % witness
the marriages of Catholics TO non-Catho-
lies. He disapproves Of these alliances.
and no matter how prominent the. con
tracing parties or how close the bond of
friendship. he has never given the sane
ton of his presence to such marriages.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
PLAYS BLACK HAND
Soldier Demands $4,000 of
Baltimore Man.
WALKS BLINDLY INTO TRAP
John T.. Hurst, a Prominent MeF-
chant, FOrtifies Himself with PO-
lice Guard, Preparatory TO Threat
ened EIzft-EmbFyo HOId-up Man
submits 10 Arrest When lie Fails

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. S.--An attempt
was made Tonight to get $4,000 from
aIr John T. Hurst. the prominent dry
goods merchant. OF 7o4 Cathedral
street after he had received a threat
ening letter through the mails signed
Black Hand"
The letter was concocted ia the mind
OF Thomas sessums, twenty-five years
of age, a soldier OF ths one Hundred
and Fortieth Company e. s. A.. sta
toned at Fort Howard. who was ar
rested at the Hurst home tonight when
he called for the money.
II was about a week ago that MT Hurst
received the letter, which stated that uu-
less he Cdr HursU delivered over $1,000
in either notes or coin. TO party saying
''We have come, harm would come TO
him as well as his family
Mr. Hurst did not take much stock in
the letter, but handed it over to Capt.
Henry of the Central police district.
The letter was placed in the hands Of
Headquarters Detective Herman Pohler
The time set for the man 10 call was
/ 2 o'clock tonight. At that hour De-
tective Pohler WAS at the house. and Mt.
Hurst told him that it was useless to
wait amy longer. Accordingly, he left.
and Mr Hurst who is suffering from
the grip. retired to his bed. A few min
utes later. the door bell rang and the
butler answered the ring.
The BLACK Hand" Arrives.
rs Mr. John E. Hurst in?" came the
voice.
The butler, who was already in the
scheme, told the man to wait, and he
notified Harry 5. Hurst, a brother.
Invite the gentleman into the smoking
room" said the latter, and Sessums was
let into the house.
Mr. Hurst greeted him and the two
talked on various topics. In the mean
time, Mr. Hurst had sent the butler out
10 Try and locate Detective Pohler but
the detective had left the nelghborhood.
The butler was then instructed to teIe-
phone to the Central police station to
send officers to the house at once.
Pending the arrival of the officers, Mr..
Hurst entertained his man. Sessums
talked nationally, and once he turned to
Mr. Hurst and said:
You seem to be a little suspicious of
me. Mr. Hurst?"
-Oh, no." was the rejoinder. I know
you want the money for a good cause
and have no fear whatever"
Then the police appeared and the man
was marched off to the police station.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
REFUSE ROEBLING'S ESTATE.
EpiscopaIians viii Establish School
on North Carolina Properly.


on North Carolina Property.
Asheville, n. g, Jan. S-The Presby-
terians have declined to accept Beaux-
chenes. the country estate of John A.
Roebling. son of Col Washington Roeb-
ling. of Brooklyn Bridge fame who
offered his property TO the Home Mis-
sion Board of the Presbyterian Church
because Asheville went dry"
The board did not see how it could
consistently accept Mr.. Roebling's gift.
prompted by his stand against prohibi-
ton.
Mr. Roebling has always been a stanch
Presbyterian When his own church re-
fused his estate he offered it to the
Episcopal Church, his wifes church. and
it has been accepted on behalf of the
Episcopal board by Bishop Horner. of
North Carolina. and other prominent
clergymen.
Mr.. Roebling's estate is one of the
finest private estates in Asheville. and
adjoins the famous Biltmore estate of
George W. Vanderbilt.
The Episeopalians viii establish a
girls school on the property.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
POWERS APPEALS TO PEOPLE.
Asks Kentuckisns to Sign Petition
Urging His Pardon.

Lexington, Ky. Jan. S.-A statement to
the public was issued by Caleb Powers to-
day in which he asks the people to sign
a petition to Gov. Wilson for his pardon
on the ground that he was tried unfairly
three times and at his last trial ten jurors
asked for his acquittal
A committee composed Of four Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans has charge
Of the petition. which Will be circulated
among women as well as men.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

day to see Gov Wilson, and report the
situation in their localities. A Gatling
gun was shipped from LouiSile to Leba-
non. and there is one ready for use at
HOpkinsville.
Mayor Wilson, OF Bowling Green. to-
night put thirty special police about the
four tobacco warehouses In that city The
officers are armed with repeating rifles.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
PLOT TO SLAY PRINCE.
ASsnssins Plan to Prevent Ferdi-
nand's Marriage,

Vienna, Jan. S.-A plot has been dis
covered to assassinate Prince Ferdinand
of Bulgaria before his coming marriage
to the Princess EleanOTe of Reuss.
No details are given further than that
the police are making many arrests, and
taking extraordinary precautions to guard
the prince.
Ferdinand has faced many crises in his
country, and was threatened a few years
ago with deposition, and possibly death.
but succeeded in restoring order.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Colder
to-day, with light snow fiurFies,
followed by fair; fresh west TO
northwest winds; fair tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Swanson Tells State Needs.
LOSES Life in River.
1-Ready for Raiders.
l-Brian Hailed at Chicago.
plays Black Hand
3-Big Democrats Dine.
Six Thaw Jurors.
LOCAL.
FEATHER Mcguire Lies in State.
Experiences of Mountain Climber.
Move 10 Protect Miners.
Financial Bill in House.
4-Traction Roads May Combine.
4-Civii Service Alteration.
5-SchoOl Board Shifts 1eachers.
Representative Sulzer Married.
S-National Rifemen Meet.
I-Japau Sends Mr.. Takahira.
12-G. P. o. Audit System Bids.
l2-Woman Pleads for Divorce.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
READY FOR RIDERS
Men with Calling Guns Are
Guarding Towns.
RAID ON TOBACCO EXPECTED
Gov. Wilson Refuses tO Order Out
Militia to Guard Warehouses at
Lexington, hut Troops VIII Act as
Deputy Sherifs-Roads are Guards
ed-POOI Thought to BE CrumbIing

Lexington Ky. Jan. S.-Two Gatling
guns and about 100 men are guarding the
six big tobacco warehouses here tonight
in anticipation of visit of the night
riders
The Two GatlIngs arrived from the ar
senal at Frankfort at 6o'clock, and were
hauled into position. one to guard the
south and the other the north approach
to the warehouse district
After consultation with Brig. Gen. VIII
/ Jams this morning. a committee of citi-
zens went TO Frankfort ard had a con-
sultation with Adjt. Gen. Johnson and
Gov. Wilson, and got the use Of the Cat
ling guns.
! Gov. Wilson would not order out the
militia, but gave permission for the local
military company to be sworn in as depu-
/ ty sherins and 10 man the guns and do
guard duty
ROadS All Guarded.
All the roads leading into Lexington are
guarded, and 0utpOsts have been placed
about the tobacco warehouse district II
is believed that It viii be impossible ret
only for body of men to get to the
warehouses, but for individual members
of the gang to slip into town and set fire
/ 10 the houses.
Every street in the vicinity Of the ware
houses is lined with wagons loaded with
tobacco Il is thought that the big to-
bacco pool is crumbing and that the
pooled tobacco is being sold.
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 8.-Gatling guns are
to be used against the night riders. and
troops have been put on guard at Gym
thiana and Lebanon
Delegations from Mount Sterling, Lex
/ ington. and Flemingsburg We're here to-
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
BRYAN Is HAILED
ON JACKSON DAY
Happy Democrats Greet Him
in Chicago.
SULLIVAN NOT PRESENT
National Committeeman Fails to
Attend Banquet.

Hryan Calls Republicans "AFisto-
Gratis" and Says Democratic Party
Is 'the other 10000, O,OOO"-DOes Not
Advance Ideas for Specific Rem
edies for COuntry's Evils, but says
"Democratic Idea" Is His.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
MORGAN SEES C0RTELY0U.
Secretary Refuses To Discuss object
of Ffnancier's Visit.

SA 4 AhancAtES hAsits
Mr.. J. P. Morgan arrived in Washington
yesterday morning and paid a visit 10
Secretary Cortelyou. Of the Treasury De-
paTtment.
Mr. Cortelyou declined last night to
state the subject Of the conference.
Mr.. Morgan left Washington for New
York at o'clock in the afternoon. His
presence here was not known until last
night.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
OKLAHOMA FOR TAFT.

Republican State Committee De-
clares for Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla. Jan. S-The Republican
State Committee here to-day indorsed
Secretary Taft for President A pro-
longed demonstration followed the presen-
tation Of the SecretaTys name.
A call for a delegate convention to con-
sist Of go delegates and to meet at Okla
homa City March II to select delegates tc
the National convention at Chicago was
agreed upon.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
SWANSON TELLS
NEEDS OF STATE
Governors Message Goes to
Virginia Assembly.
SHOULD REDUCE DEBT
Thinks Portion of Large Sur
plus Should Be Used.

Makes Recommendation Also for
Health, Hospitals, Banks, Roads,
Prisons, Fisheries, and AgricuI-
ture-FRvOrs More Liberal Assist
ance for Confederate Veterans.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
Removal Notice.

Washington-Suns Route has moved its
office to sos F St NV. Best service to
California. A. J. Poston, General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
The Washington Herald
and Its Circulation.

Ct THE WASHINGTON HERALD is gaining in crcu-
u lation-showing substantial gain, day by day,
in home delivery circulation news stand sales and out
of-town circulation This is no mere assertion but
statement of fact shown by its circulation books
Twice within week its presses have had to be started
anew to off additional supplies of papers to meet
the demand for particular issues. THE WAsHINGroN
HERALD is the morning newspaper that Washington
people read; the newspaper that gives Washington
merchants results and it is going give them better
results right along, because it is going ahead right
along.
s The hold THE WASHINGTON HERALD has upon
the community was emphasized in the strongest
possible way in connection with It's change of price
which took effect the first of the year. 1t expected to
lose subscribers, and did lose some but its loss was
less than 10 per cent Think of that And FIVE DAYS
after the change took effect the circulation records
began to show gain instead Of a loss-a substantial
gain Think Of that! People who felt that they could
get along without the paper quickly found they could
not, and reenered their names as subscribers News
stands that down their orders soon increased them
and many are to-day selling more copies than they
ever sold before As a matter OF fact the aggregate
sales last week were larger than the week before The
Sunday edition likewise showed an increased demand
Ct Good delivery service is guaranteed under the cir
IL culation system now in operation and THE
WASHINGTON HERALD is in shape to grow and is
growing in every direction
These are cold but cheerful facts about THE
WASHINGTON Herald
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
Held on for Two Hours.

Barnes had for two hours clung to a
thick sbush growing in a cleft Of a sub
merged rock before Bauer in a light punt,
the only boat available. was lowered
down stream to him at the end Of a long
rope held by four men on Barnes Island,
a couple Of hundred feet above. from
which point he had fallen into the water
from a capsized skiH. Barnes fen ex-
hausted as soon as he was taken into the
boat.
He SOON sufficiently recovered. however.
10 attempt TO help his rescuer in an effort
70 assist the men at the other end of the
rope to force the tiny craft back against
the stream The boat was finally cut
loose, and a daring attempt made to shoot
the rapids below them The boat darted
forward. reached the middle Of the tum-
bling reach between the weir and the
open water. where il was swamped
Bauer succeeded I'm swimming to safety.
where he fell exhausted. Barnes, already
Weakened by his long struggle. struck a
submerged rock. crumpled ND, and rolled
over and over as he sank TO his death.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-09
eccome : Denositor in BanI,lng

Dept OF Union Trust Co. 18th and II SITS
where your funds will earn interest. I'm
surpassed banking facilities. Deposits sub
ject to check. Government control.