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The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
BUYS TROLLEY RAILROAD.
W., r. a. G. Co. AbsOrbs ThurmOnt
Line of MOnocacy Valley Road.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick. Md, July "A deal that
has been on for several months was con-
summated here recently between the
Monacacy Valley Railroad and the Wash
ington, Frederick and Gettysburg Rail-
way Company to purchase the property
Of the former road from Catoctin Furnace
to- Thurmont
Prior TO the closing of the deal a deed
Of trust in favor Of DR.. Steiner Schley
aud L. R. Waesche to secure $4,000 of
first-mOrtgage bonds was filed by the
Monacacy Valley Railroad Company DR..
Steiner Schley, president; L. r. Waesche,
secretary; /. NJ. Zimmerman, George
Waesche, and Russell Waesche, directors
OF the MOnocacy Valley Railroad Com
pany. resigned. d. Columbus Kemp,
Charles Wertheimer. and A. c Mcbride
were elected directors to fill their places.
and two vacancies were not filed
NJ Kemp. who is also president Of the
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Railway Company. was elected president
OF the Monocacy Valley Railroad Com
pany 1t is understood that for the pres
ent at least the Monecacy Valley Rail-
road Company will not actually be alb
sorbed by the Washington, Frederick and
Gettysburg Railway Company. but will
be continued as a separate corporation.
The Monocacy Valley road will be leased
and operated by the Washington. Freder-
ick and Gettysburg Railway Company.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
F00D-TAX LAW UPHELD.
Stock Forage Manufacturers Lose
Suit Before Court.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, July 4-The manufac-
turers and agents for the manufacturers
Of foodstuffs for dairy cattle are making
a concerted attack upon the law enacted
by the last general assembly requiring
the payment of tax of IL cents a ton
before the stuff can be sold in this State.
The manufacturers and agents are bent
upon having the law declared null and
void. Commissioner Saunders, who was
approached on the matter, listened care
fully 10 oil that was said. and promptly
laid the matter before the attorney gen
eral for his opinion. That officer has ad-
vised the commissioner 10 stand pat on
the law and to enforce it rigidly. saying
that If the manufacturers and others de-
sired 10 enter a protest the courts are
open to them. The commissioner, there
fore, notified the manufacturers they will
be expected to conform TO the provisions
of the law
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
STATE MILITIA REORGANIzED.
Virginia Order Gives New Names to
Regiments OF state Guard

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July THE orders Of
the adjutaat general Of Virginia. restor-
ing the old designations Of the regiments
of State militia. viii be welcome news
10 the people Of the city and State.
The Seventeen Regiment. which for
years was the local regiment. viii here
after be known as the First. which desig-
nation means something 10 the veterans
of the civil war. The numbers Of all the
regiments were changed after the war
with Spain. Since the numbers Of the
present period meant nothing TO the peo-
pie Of the State, and especially 10 the
Confederate veterans. Gov. Swanson was
asked to issue an order designating the
: old numbers for the commands. He con-
lsented 70 make the change after a good
deal Of urging The order is TO become
effective on and after September l.
( With this order was issued another
f1ealing with the reorganization of the
militia OF the State The two orders are
being mailed 70 the officers of the various
commands to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
JUDGE HAGNER REELECTED.
South River Club Holds Annual
Fourth Of July Dinner.
Special 20 The Washington Herald

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. July A-The annual
Fourth Of July dinner of the South River
Club Of Anne Arundel County was served
at the historic clubhouse, near Buffers
Tavern. to-day.
The feature Of the gathering was the
reelection Of Judge Alexander Hagner,
Of Washington. the oldest member Of the
club. as chairman for another year. Judge
Hagner was unable 20 attend the dinner,
because he was not feeling we'll. 1t was
the first time in a number of years that
he has not attended this particular feast.
The host to-day was Mr.. Charles ID.
Steuart, Of this county. who was recently
elected 10 membership in the club.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
BRIDEGROOM IS ARRESTED.
Accused of Swearing Falsely to the
Brides Age.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
HagerstOwn. Nd, July 4-Jesse o.
Moore Of New York. claiming to be a
salesman for a large cement company,
was arrested here to-day on a charge Of
perjury. after taking out a license and
marrying the daughter of Emory Pugh.
Moore made affidavit that the girl was
nineteen years OF age, but her father
says she is but fourteen. Pugh probably
will take steps TO have the marriage
annulled. 1t was performed at Waynes-
boro by Rev. F. d. Anthony. of the
German Baptist Brethren Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW YORK
WHERE THIS SUMMER?
long Island, NY.
Swept by Cool Sea
Breezes."
NEW YORK
"Swept by Cool Sea
BFeezes."

Over 400 miles Of shore line on
ocean, sound, and bays-unequaled
for boating, surf and still water
bathing. Perfect roads for automo-
billing.
Beautiful wooded hill country,
overlooking sounds and bays on the
north shore; lakes and streams in
the interior; perfect beaches on the
great South Bayand Atlantic Ocean.
Send o cents postage to the Cen
eral Passenger Agent for book,
Summer Resorts on Long Island"
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CO.
A. l. LANGDON. HOWARD NJ. SMITH.
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
rs Fifth ave. New York
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
All the nfnn-annn

From the Journal Amusant
Nini-George says that my beauty in
toxicates him.
Elsie-I heard that he said you were
enough to drive man TO drink.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
LYNCHBURG HAS DAY OFF.

Town Celebrates Independence Day.
Entcrtains Excursionists.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. July 4-Independence
Day was observed here by a general ces-
satIon Of business and a closing down Of
Industrial plants.
Numerous outings and picnics carried
hundreds OF the city and 5000 saw the
ball games. The day was threatening.
breaking up IN the afternoon with heavy
rains. Six hundred excursionists were
here from Roanoke
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Wanted Little.

From Illustrated Bits
Your love- he cried. would give me
the strength TO lift mountainsr'
Dearest" she murmured. lit will only
be necessary for you TO raise the dust -
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
WIFE OF CAPTAIN DIES.
Mrs. Charles II. Foster Passes Away
I'm Winchester.
'pcclal 70 The Washington Herald

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. July Mrs. Charles
3. Foster, aged sixty years. died last
night at the Memorial Hospital, where
she had been undergoing treatment for
some time. Her husband, Capt. Foster.
L. 5. a, retired. is also III at the hospital.
with better chance Of recovery.
Russell Dorsey. son Of the late Upton
L. Dorsey. died last night after a linger-
ing illness of consumption. aged thirty
nine years. He was a member of the
Friendship Fire Company. His mother
and two sisters survive
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

While you think Of It, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald and
bill viii be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

A number OF leading fruit growers from
different parts Of the state attended the
meeting OF the executive committee Of
the Virginia Horticultural Society in Cro-
yet. Va. the latter part % the week.
Dr. ]. 3. EmmersOn, OF New York. was
present al the invitation OF the commit
tee, and impaired much valuable infor-
nation along horticultural lines.
The committee, with IT, c. Wysor as
chairman. first took up the matter of
applying in the most remunerative way
the $500 appropriated by the legislature
for the advancement Of the horticultural
resources Of the State.
1t was decided TO commence a line OF
advertising that has been tried before IN
limited way. and which proved 20 be
highly satisfactory. The plan is TO keep
the fruit. which speaks for itself extern
sively exhibited and advertised in Wash
ington. New York. and other leading
American cities, and 70 have a hrst-class
exhibit at the State fair In Richmond
next fall and also at the one I'm Lynch
burg. They will accept no prize from the
fair, and VIII be in competition with no
one. but will work in connection with the
State which they consider TO the best
interests Of all concerned.
1t was also decided TO offer prizes for
the best exhibits Of fruit az the next an
nual meeting Of the society. In Lynch
burg, January 6. Z. and S. 1909. an en-
tirely new feature Of the meetings
The largest mortgage fled in the Office
Of the county clerk Of Kanawha County
w. Va, for some time past was that OF
the Blue Greek Coal and Land Company
to the Scranton Trust Company. Of Scran-
ton Pa last week The mortgage is for
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
NRWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Edward Quinn, Father of
Washington Man, Dead.
END COMES IN ATLANTIC CITY

Body Will BE Brought Home To-day
for Interment-Thief LOots Resi-
dence OF DIR. :. II. Moore and Car
ries on Wearing AppareI-Fire De-
strOys Home OF Dennis j. Dunn.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
BOY DIES OF RABIES.

Virginia Lad Passes Away with Aw-
full Commissions.
Special 20 The Washington Herold
Lynchburg. Va. July Rudolph Tomp-
kins, who was bitten by dog on June
l3. died this morning at his home. at
Reusens, Of hydrophobia-
The case was we'll defined, and the child
suffered convulsion after ,convulsion yes
terday and last night
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
COL. PEARRE A SPEAKER.
Member of Congress Crates mt n
Fourth of July Celebration.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
HagerstOwn. Md. July 4.-Representa-
tive George A. Pearre and Col. Charles
a Little were the orators at a Fourth
Of July demonstration held to-day at
WilliamSport, this county and attended
by over six thousand people. Carlton
Hughes, Of Washington. read a memo
rial. Drill contest and reel races were a
feature this afternoon, followed by big
ball tonight.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
FIRECRACKER STARTS BLAZE.
Cumberland Fire Destroys Barn and
Threatens DweIIIngs.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. July 4.-Fire which
originated from a cannon irecracker
thrown by a boy on the roof destroyed
the large stable in tho rear Of the prem
iscs of Silas W. Wise. contractor, Cum
berland. this morning. A horse was Gre
mated and a new buggy destroyed. AS
the fire occurred in a section made Of
frame dwellings. the entire city fire de-
partment was called out.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
MAINE.
MASSACHUSETTS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

B0ARDERs WANTED on 4NACRE FARM.
electric and steam station in sight large house
and airy rooms: excellent table: prompt service /.
highest point at East Falls Church: special rates to
families and high achooI boYs. references Address
BOX 3. Eas, Falls Church. Va. yI-w.LS-3t
LEEsBURG INN. LEESBURG. YA-FINE CLT-
mate; coed table ECKER \ BARRY. Pro-
pTietoEA Suls-Sss
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY. New .Ierssy

OneTs unusual opportunities Al very reasonable rates
for families seeking qulet. reotfUl sCashOIe hons
during the heated period Best bathing fishing and
boating Comfortable cottages and hotels. ArJeSan
water. Electric lights. gas Twelve minutes ny trol-
icy from Atlantic City. Fer ilRsJrated boohet aud
further information Apply CHARLES HAKE. gaty
Clerk. south Atlantic Jlty-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

During a severe thunderstorm here
this afternoon lightning struck the
Howard street schoolhouse, demolishing
the cupola and tearing off part of the slate
roof The fremen were summoned and
extinguished the blaze before any serious
damage was done by fire.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

An exciting foot race for 500 side
was run at the baseball park at Midland
this afternoon. Anthony Kaefer, Of Klon-
dixie. beating Joseph Mcmahon, Of Mid
land. by two feet. NThe course was 100
yards, and time was IL seconds. About
$500 changed hands on the raca, which
was witnessed by 1000 persons.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Prof Thomas 3. Symons, state ento-
mologist, investigated the injury to maple
trees In Cumberland and found the oyster
shell scale. Prof. SymOns says the
insect will destroy all the maple and
other shade trees Of this city should II
be allowed to continue its ravages.
Prof. Symons delivered an address to
Garrett County farmers at a picnic, un-
der the auspices Of the Grange. at Cor
mania. this afternoon. He discussed in
sects attacking fruit trees. cited life his
tory of the common mosquito. and called
attention to the common house fly, sug-
gesting methods of eradication.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

THE REWBuRGH, ssE2TP SsSf.E2 Hh{EEEx HhEEEx \
Block from leach. CAPACITY 10 Fifth seasan
Refined patronage Moderate rates Booklet.
A. T. ATKINSON
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

The Evening Journal OF Richmond. has
ADOPTED a unique method of helping the
children's Fairgrounds c. B. Cooke has
turned over the paper. for one issue, TO
the women interested in the movement
II will be called the Fairgrounds issue Of
the Evening Journal, and the net profits
will be donated TO the cause. The women
will have entire charge OF the issue. and
have elected the following working staff
Editor in chief. Mrs L. r. Dashlell, vice
president OF the Richmond Education AS
sociation; business manager, Mrs. e. l..
Lindsay. president OF the Federation Of
Womans Clubs; managing editor Mrs.
Evan r. Chesterman: advertising mana
ger. Mrs. Morris Asher; circulation man
ager Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. They
viii appoint their assistants and begin
work at once on this novel issue
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch. under the
caption OF Band wagon patriots" says:
"A few unimportant men whose political
garments are worn threadbare with con-
slant riding on the band wagon, and
whose prominence consists chiefly in ar
riving early and talking loud. are now
gathered at Denver. Some of them stop
fifteen minutes for dinner az Lincoln.
Nebr. and reach Denver loaded 10 the
gunwales with inside information, most
of which is bought at p cents per new
thought from the white-aproaed man on
the dining car. They are doing the Demo
cratic party great injustice and injury,
in attributing to it the possibility of ac-
ceptng a number Of planks that would
defeat any party on earth and II is Just
as well 10 understand that these people
represent nothing. and will never be
heard Of when the delegates set 20 the
convention"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

The Charleston CIV. Va) Mail says that
the fishing season is at its best now. as
is evidenced by the big catches that are
made almost daily near that city in both
the Kanawha and Elk rivers. Several
hundred trot lines have been set out,
and nearly every time they are run" a
good catch is made. Some Of the anglers
have been catching more than they can
readily dispose of without reducing the
regular price.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
ASBURY PARK, n. J.

DEV0NP0ST INN, 2S6 2SEAH ;6 FE9NT Iqgl
Now open. nnest location; directly on boardwalk;
positively hTst class. capacity. ~
\. E. VAIL
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach
Large, siry rooms; open surroundings. Ezceilenf
table Rates s. 70 Sl2 weekly. a II DUNN
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
VIRciNlA REAcH. va.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CAP0E SPRINGS AND BATBS

In the mountains 100 miles due west Of Washing
tor Nice place Good table. Large company. Pleasant
people For pamphlets. rates. &c-. address
ChGS. p. NELSON, capon Sprlass, w. Va.
ASK Mr.. FOSTER, 1898 Pa. Ave. n. VI.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Frostburg, Nd. July 4.-The companies
Of the Uniformed Rank. knights of
Pythias. from all over the county were
here to-day helping the local company
celebrate Independence Day. There was
a large parade and exhibition drill fol-
lowed by a picnic. The Young Mems In
sttute also held a picnic
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

The Santa Rosa Investment Corpora
ton. Of this city. has been granted a
charter by the State corporation COM
mission. The capital stock is 5000. The
officers are: J. A. ChafIln. president. Pen
sacola, Fla; j. d. c. Newton. vice presi-
dent Milton, Fla; Paul Clarke. secretary
and treasurer, Washington. d. c.
The office OF the Mutual Ice Company.
az the foot OF Cameron street. was en-
tered by thieves late last night. Nothing
Of value was taken.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
CARS TO KENSiNGTOR

SHNV = NEIN SHLN q 0IV
Prom 18th s.. and " y Ave. evvry Is minutes. Pass
kock Creek Bridge, Park, MAIN ENTRANCE zoo,
% Chevy Chase Lake. Connect with Ntugugt0n
cars Round Trip &c FUSSELL'S. ls2I y. \. Ave.
During Band Concert season 40 Chevy Chase Lake
June 90 September l-cuuuectiOn with Ohery
Chase cars after 6l5 ,. IA. is via 9Th OF 18th 81
lines 90 L 81. 20 Chevy Chase Loop
Great Fun at Glen Echo.
ALL THE BEST ANU SEMENTS.
TAKE + ST CARS MARKED "GLSN ECHO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Midland. Md. July 4.-Ex-United States
Senator George L. Wellington was the
orator at the celebration at Midland. The
parade was the largest ever held in Mid
land, and DR.. James II. Carpenter was
chief marshal.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
GALEN HALL,
Hotel Lawrence

h0ie Lawrence SSS4 Be1sh Rf Msdaed aHd siee FPI P;
Ocean-rleg roOmss open surroundings. quiet and -
fined nelghbOrhCod. TTlyIlege natuing nom hOte ez-
ceptcual table; rates - up DAILY SO ID weekly.
SIeclal rates for June aud July 4. NJ Z. GEIGEE
formerly OF Vermont HCuse.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

1RbSoI nVU0Ey AND BEACH
Pleasant airy rooms. with or without board Prfs-
leGe u2thlng from house J. W GADSBY.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-14

rlcade that had been nailed across the
opening
When he looked up his words Of re-
buke. that had waited only for the
woman's security. died ON his lips.
Shirley he cried aud put forth
both hands aud lifted her to lrm
ground.
4 little sigh u relief broke from her
The bridge stlll swayed from her
weight. and the cables hummei like
the wires OF n harp. Near at hand
the waterfall tumbled down through
the mystical starlight
II did not know that dreams really
came true" he said. with an awe In
bis voice that the passing fear had left
behind
She began abruptly. not needing his
words.
You must go away at once. came
TO tell you that you cannot stay here ="
"But Il Is unfair TO accept any warn
ing from you. You are too generous.
too kind" he began.
III Is not generosity or kindness, but
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aid"
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IL don't know that you dare"
IL know that you have a great heart
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She turne' quickly toward the bridge
ss though t0 retrace her sicp1.
II cant be- paid FOR slight very
Tight. seryicc by fair words Mr. Armi
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ances. being assasslnated In these Wiz
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RIVER NEWS

River stage 80 : o'clock this morn
INK 50, a fall OF since Yesterday
morning and a fan OF G since satar,
day morning.
The steamer Dick Fowler cleared
at s O'Clock this morning for Calr.
and all way landings with a big pas.
senger and freight llsi She viii Fe-
turn tonight az S o'clock The Dlca
made an excursion trip 20 Cairo yes,
terday aud carried several hundred
passengers.
The City OF saltlilo arrived from
81 Louis saturday night AZ n O'Clock
OF her way M the Tennessee. sh,
had cabin fnli Of rpgnd trip pas.
senEers out OF St Louis and z good
tr.p OF freight. She viii return Wed.
ncsday nlght on her way 20 81
Louis.
The George Cowling made her tw1
regular trips from Metropolis her,
and return today with a hne paslcn
ger and freight Business en- bOiA
trips
The Bob Dud'ey arrived from Ev-
ansvlile al ? O'Clock this afternoon
with a big trio. she returned imme.
llately after transactinr business al
the wharfboat The Dudley will b.
In on her next trip Thursday morn
Ing.
The J. y. RICHARDSON made an ex-
Curslon trip tofCalro yesterday VITA
a big list Of colorcd passengers
Captain James Brow.nski. super
lntendent Of the c a T. l. railroad
at Joppa, was in the city yesterday
and returned 10 Joppa this morning
on the Dick Fowler.
Captain Brace Davis. plot. Is on