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The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
Welded IN CAPITOL ROTUNDA
Virginia Pair Made One in Historic
Edifee.
said TO Have Been the First Pair
10 Join Hearts and Hands
There.

Farley B. Palmore, OF Trenholm, Pow
hatan County. Va, and Miss Lois NJ.
Palmore, OF Goochland County. Va. were
married yesterday afternoon in the ro-
tunda Of the Capitol. Rev. Harvey @.
Spencer, Of Congress Heights. performing
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmors are fifth cousins,
which accounts Tor the fact that the bride
did not have to change her name in order
to take that of her husband Why they
were married in the Capitol was not
stated, lust lark" being the only ex-
planation given. They are said to have
eloped, but this could not be substan-
tiated. Mr.. Palmore Is about thlrty-flve
years old, and the bride is not more than
twenty-three.
About fifty persons surrounded the
bridal pair while the minister tied the
knot, Colonel RansdelI, sergeant-at- arms
Of the Senate, was master OF ceremonies
and also the first to salute the bride after
the ceremony. The bridegroom wore a
dark brown business suit and red kid
gloves. and the bride was habited In the
dainty white OF summer and the nuptial
day.
The pair secured the permission of
Speaker Cannon to their being married IN
the Capitol, and Col. Ransdell acceded to
the request for the Senate. and also
shooed off the Capitol police when they
became too inquisltive.
After the ceremony the bridal pair de-
parted, presumably for home and for
giveness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmore are said TO have
been the first pair welded In the rotunda,
although one or two weddings have taken
place in the dome OF the Capitol.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
DEATH RATE DECREASED.
Census Indicates Better Conditions
Of Health.

In the health and mortality report for
the week ended Saturday, May 3, atten-
ton is called to the census taken by the
police last month, by which it is shown
that a larger proportionats increase in
the white population in the District has
been brought about and a correspond
ing lowering OF the death rate.
The increase CT colored population was
relatively less. This rate has not been
materially influenced.
There were rs deaths in the District
last week, an increase Of over the week
before. OF the deaths last week, 50 were
white decedents and 56 were coloTsd.
Smallpox cases decreased IN number
from 8 cases to 5. Typhoid fever shows
an increase IN the number Of cases. from
o. TO S. Diphtheria cases increased from
II TO 20.
The prevailing diseases responsible for
the mortality during the past week We're
pulmonary consumption, with 20 Deaths
diseases OF the heart, 1s; malignant
grOwths, 10, and pneumonia, g.
OF the 109 births reported in the District
last week, GO are white children and IS
are colored.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
WATER MEN ELECT OFFICERS
Trip Down Potomac with Stop-over
at Mount Vernon.
ID. ". French Is Elected President.
Next Convention to Be Held
at SfiIwaukee.

Aside from the election of officers for
the coming year and the selection of Nil
Waukee as the place for the 1903 conven-
ton, the feature Of the secondary con-
clave of the American Waterworks As
ISOLATION was the trip down the Potomac
taken by the entire delegation and their
parties. numbering close to 1000 persons.
After & brief session given over 10
reading treatises the following officers
we're elected at the morning meeting: D.
W. French, Weehawken. n. J.. president:
DR.. ". P. Mason. Troy. n y. first vice
president; Jerry 'Shaughnessy. Coium-
bus, O.. second vice president; Alexander
Milne. ST. GATHERINGS, Ont. third vice
president; J. ". Alvord Chicago. fourth
vice president: Dow r. Gwinn, Terre
Haute. fifth vice president. and ]. N.
Diven. Charleston, S. C. secretary and
treasurer.
H. E. Keller, c. r. Henderson. and
Robert A. Dill were named as a finance
committee.
In the contest TO decide where the
next convention should be held, 146 out
Of 179 votes cast were for Milwaukee.
At 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
members, accompanied by their friends
and guests, boarded the steamer Charles
Manchester and sailed down the Potomac
A stop of three hours was made at Mount
Vernon. after which the boat proceeded
down as far as Indian Head. returning
to this city at 9 o'clock.
TO-day's programme includes a number
of interesting papers on subjects Of tech
meal and mechanical interest TO the dele
gates.
Those who Will contribute are: Dow r.
Gwinn, William Perry Arthur S. Tuttle,
n. II. Darton, Myron H. F1ulle.. J. NJ
Diven. Frank E. Hale, ". r. Conrad,
James n Card, ". P. Mason, and Ar
thur p. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
FOUR CHURCHES DEFECTIVE.
Doors Open Wrong Way fer Fire
safety, says Chief Belt.

Four mere churches have been found
to have doors that will have TO be
changed in order TO comply with the fire
regulations Of the District. according to
a report made TO the Commissioners by
Chief Belt, Of the FIRE department, yes
terday.
These churches are the Synagogue of
the Congregation of Chev Sholem. Fifth
aud ! streets northwest; st, Augustine's
Church. Fifteenth and II streets north
west: the Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sixth street and Maryland avenue north
east; St. psuPs Church. Eleventh and
II streets northwest, and the New York
AvenT5 Presbyterian Church.
Eacn has at least one door that opens
inward instead of outward. The Commits
sioners have notified the trustees of each
church that these doors will have TO be
remedied.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
sOIOists for Church Concert.

Among the soloists who will participate
in ths concert for the benefit of St. An
drew's Church, Fourteenth and Corcoren
streets. 10 be held in the parish hall
this evening are; Miss Lillian Cbene-
weth, Mrs. Halle Wheeler Goble. Mrs.
Ella Knight-Ellis Mrs. William Keye
Miller, Mrs. Blanche NJ Daigleish. Fulton
B. Karr. Herbert Lawson, Rev. G. G.
Dudley. and Douglas G. Miller.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
MILE. ABBOTT TEsTIFIEs.
Tells Court Her Reason for Causing
Navy Yard Mechanics Eteetment.

Mrs. Annie May Abbott, otherwise
known as Mile Abbott, "The Georgia
Magnet" appeared as a witness yester-
day IN the trial of the suit Of Royce A.
Nokes a navy yard mechanic. against
P, B. Chase, owner OF Chase's Theater.
for $4,000 damages.
Mile Abbott is g vaudeville performer.
During one Of her performances here in
April three years ago Nokes, with others.
was invited on the stage. Mile. Abbott
claimed to possess such magnetic power
that when she grasped a stick or other
article and held it in a certain position
strong men could not bulge It.
Nokes. when he appeared on the stage,
according to ''The Georgia Maenet'sh
testimony. acted in a rough manner and
denounced the act a fake" Upon her
complaint he was elected.
For thus being elected, Nokes entered
suit for $1,000 damages. This is the sec
ond trial OF the suit, the first resulting
in a disagreeing jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
stra. Hibhard Rests auietly.

At late hour last night George Hib-
bard and his wife. Mrs. Lulu Hibbard.
were reported resting easily Tuesday
evening Hibbard, in a ct Of rage, stabbed
his wife while in an apartment at Il 3
street northwest and then cut his own
throat He is guarded at the Casualty
Hospital. His wife is treated at the
Emergency Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14

That the United States Signal Corps is
fai i'll advance OF the other world powers
| in the effectual use OF wireless telegraphy
in field work was proven by the expert
ments made yesterday by Mai Edgar
Russell and Capt. C. S. Wallace while
floating through the air in the big war
balloon of the Signal Corps.
Because Of the calmness of the wind,
but little speed was attained by the bal
loon navigated by Lieut.. Frank p Lahm.
The ascent was made from the plateau
near the gas works. in Twelfth street
southeast, at i;S0 o'clock, After hanging
over Washington, at a height of 800 feet,
for length Of time. the aeronauts head
ed the balloon north, and landed easily
at Woodwardsville, about twenty miles
from this city. at 4:15 o'clock.
The party walked 70 Patuxtent. mile
distant and boarded a Pennsylvania train
for Washington, arriving here at TAO last
evening.
Trip Entirely Successful.
''The trip was successful from every
standpoint" said Mai Russell last night.
I'VE have proven that wireless messages
can be transmitted and received while in
balloon.
Immediately after our ascension we
we're in communication with the station
at Annapolis and with the Washington
Navy Yard. OF course we were unable
to send messages because Of the danger
from sparks, but we expect Ia a short
time 10 accomplish this feat
The instrument used was compact in
form, and is oe the ordinary Signal Corps
type that has been used IN Alaska and
China. An antenna 800 feet long was
dropped from the basket to remove It
from the proximity of the bag and the
escaping gas. This was a reversal from
the usual form IN wireless telegraph sta
tions. where the antenna is raised on
tall mast. so the electric waves will reach
it unobstructed. The officers obtained the
same effect by dropping Il down.
Authorities have heretofore scoffed at
the idea of using a wireless equipment
in a balloon, but Maj. Russell said last
night they had shown messages could be
received. and he was positive messages
could be sent
First Attempt of Sort.
The experiment yesterday was novel
since Il had never before been attempted
in this or IN any other country so far as
is known at the War Department
Besides testing the wireless instrument
Mai Russell also took a number OF pho
tographs, doing away with the hazy ef-
feet which Is encountered at such a
height BY means OF color plates.
He expects most Of his pictures 10 de-
vel0p satisfactorily.
The other members Of the party were
highly elated at the success OF the tests
and voiced the opinion that the United
States Signal Corps would. IN a short time.
complete the most perfect system of wire
less telegraphy with balloons in the world.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
HARRISON ANSWERS BACK.
Replies to Cross-biIi of Wife in HIS
Divorce Suit.

The marital troubles OF Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur W. Harrison received a further
airing yesterday. when the former fled
an answer to the cross-biU of his wife
in the suit for divorce fled by him some
time ago.
Mr.. Harrison. a prominent patent at
torney, makes denial of many statements
Of his wife. and accuses her Of being dis
missed from the Government Printing
Office on account Of scandal involving
her and married man.
The papers in this suit are voluminous.
Yesterdays addition viii add greatly TO
the difficulty of Strengthening out the dis
agreement of this unhappy pair.
Mr. Harrison accuses his spouse Of en-
pioying attorneys to force him TO pay her
more than $50 per month, the amount he
agreed 10 pay her, and not for the pur-
pose Of TRYING to collect that amount.
He also charges that her conduct vas
such in and about his Office that is re-
suited in the loss TO him OF clients anc
in reducing his income. which at one
time amounted 70 $500 per month.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News, and all
points South-Norfolk ard Washington steamers
every evening IN the year at 80
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological PARK Chevy
Chase and Kensington--Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minuteS
To Alezandria-Ferry steamer Lackswanna every
hour and half from a m. to 6 D m.
To Fort Myer, Arlington National Cemetery,
Falls Church, ard Fairfax Court HOuse-Cars frcsn
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue ard Aeiie-
duct Bridge.
Mount Vernon and Marshall Han steamer. Charles
Macalester, daily. except Sunday, 10 q. Ia and las
p. N.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14

Rev. r. Z. Browning TO Be Ordained.
Rev. Robert Evans Browning. curate.
VIII be ordained to the priesthood at the
Church of the Ascension, Massachusetts,
avenue and Twelfth street northwest, to-
morrow morning at y O'Clock. The candi-
date will be presented by Rev. J. Hen
ming Nelms. rector, and ordained by the
Right Rev. Lewis ". Burton, bishop OF
Lexington. The services will be opened
by a sermon by Rev. Dr. McKim. presi-
dent Of the standing committee OF the
diocese.
Watch for city -Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
TALKSINAIR
Big War Balloon in Wire
less Communication.
SIGNAL CORPS EXPERIMENTS

Aerograms from Annapolis and
Washington Navy Yard Received.
No Messages Sent Because OF Dam
ger of sparks-Lieuf. Lahm Navi-
gates-afajOr Russell and Capt.
Wallace Conduct Tests.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
The UnusunI nemand for schneIder.s

=. -EHtsat Thu NlI-tIAaF = INFta
That the Importance Of providing the best
for the family table Is being more gener-
ally recognized every day Malt" Bread
is unequaled in purity and nourishing ele-
ments-a perfect food for Gil. At your
grocer's, fresh every day, 90 loaf
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

| Boss & Phelps have sold the new resi-
/ dence at 1865 Tenth street northwest. to
Joseph r. Fague, who vii! occupy 1t as
a residence This is the tenth house re-
Gently sold of a row just completed by
Harry Wardman.
! Boss & Phelps have also sold premises
1908 and 1910 Tweuty-fourth street north
west Each house contains six rooms.
with a frontage Of thirty-six feet, by
/ depth OF eight feet 20 an alley The
| houses were owned by Catherine Nc
Avoy. The purchaser. Robert Cook. viii
hold the properties as an investment
Stone & Fairfax report the sale for J.
W. Block of the lot at the southwest
corner Of Sherman avenue and Girard
street. which has been subdivided into
five lots, each with a twenty-foot front
age on Sherman avenue. The purchaser
Is having PLANS prepared for the erection
OF five new houses on these lots. which
will be started this month. The houses
viii be Of the two-story, six-room variety.
and viii be finished about October L
The Harrison Realty Company an
nounees the sale. for investment, OF the
properties at 105 and 100 P street north
west. and that at 1876 First street north
west. The company also announces a
deal for an apartment house, about com
pleted, the details Of which will be made
public within a day or two.
The F. H. Smith Company has sold to
the vestry of the Pro-cathedraI Church
congregation two lots on the east side
OF Twelfth street, just above Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, for $500.
The lots have been purchased for the
erection OF parish house.
A. Geary Johnson has plans in hand for
the erection OF two brick business build
ings at the southwest corner OF wiscon-
sin avenue and p street northwest This
is the corner formerly occupied by the
Raeburn-Garner Coal Company.
Richard Ough, the builder, has about
completed two brick houses on the south
side OF o street. between Thirty-first
street and Wisconsin avenue for Henry
Copperthlte.
The Capitol Traction Company has
plans in preparation for the Improvement
OF It's warehouse and shops n the square
bounded by Wisconsin avenue, Grace and
NJ streets northwest and Warehouse alley.
new building is 70 be erected en- the
site Of the former home OF DR.. E. S.
Walmer. which was acquired by the COM
pany several years ago.
Patrick Boyle is building a six-room
frame house il the Butterheld sub-di-
vision, near Congress Heights. Burton
II. White has purchased g. lot In the
same locality and will erect a similar
house this year.
smithson & Smithson will erect two
two-story brick stores and dwellings COM
bined at S5s and 25S C street southwest.
and three similar buildings at 100 to 70s
FOur-and-a-half street southwest, at an
estimated cost OF $l25O0. W z. Garner
& Son are the architects and builders.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14

Smlthson & Smithson will erect two
two-story brick stores and dwellings COM
bined at S5s and 35S G street southwest
and three similar buildings at 700 to 7Os
F0ur-and-a-half street southwest, at an
estimated cost OF $125O0 ". z. Garner
& Son are the architects and builders.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14

All Good Grades Of Garden Hose,
Price. l0c II. up. The Rubber Store, 993 T
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14

Patrick Boyle Is building a six-room
frame house in the Butterheld sub-di-
vision, near Congress Heights. Burton
r. White has purchased g. lot In the
same locality and will erect similar
house this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-14
Rev. r. e. Browning TO Be Ordaine,

Rubber Goods Of Every Description,
Lowest prices. The Rubber Store, 9S3 F.
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6airpiesp. 2incoIn. gleb.. %. Suli.
SSie aus gut unterritteter GueQe
berIantet, miro Serr grpan bis auln
l. Sfto6er in peri6ieOeuen StaOten
oes ggeitens 8eOen balten. ud6renS
0es Monnts Sftober aber in Sairuielu
begp. 9incoIn bIeiben unO sic
@abIfampaaue 0urb geipreduua
pihtiaer 6rasen. melbe ais SSnter.
0ieIDs, pon ibm Undergraduate 9lr.
tifeI uuO 9rieie per0iientli6t uerOsn
ioIlen. unteritilsen
WeontgomerD. glla.. %. SSuli.
Ger 9ongreBobgeorOnete Senrp
.. 9lapton, Der 9oriisenoe ser Sc.
mofratiiheH gtationol Runuention
uno 0es 4oulites, weld1es 8iGiam
Sennings @rpan omtlih non leiner
gSominirlng gum 0emofratiihen @ra-
iioentlhaits aanoiOatcn 6enohrihti-
gen ion. mahte heute befannt. 0aB
oieie 9totifi5ierlmg am 9tuhmittag,
Sen -. 9lu9uit IN 2incoIu itattiiu.
Sen apiir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02

QaIIas. eeras 29 NnIi.

8olldS, EeraS % sSitli
Nus 1T BON 234 Counties lieaen
Jest poQltdnoiQe @erihtc ilbcr oig
am San6tdg abqobalteHen 0enloFras
tiidlcn &oruablen por. glad) Oieien
luurOen iir 0le llntcrbrciiuna eineG
9lmcn0emente 3ug Staotsperiaiiuua
lbctreiis uolIlin0iaer 9,ro6ibition ini
Staate 6S.S53. Oaqeqen 77728
Gtiumen abaegcbcn. 3as aeiamte
Gotlm I'M Siddte betr1at 100000
Stmmeu. pon Oenen bcreitS POS.
900 Stimmen oerred)net imo Gas
GtaatsaeieB icbrei6t Dor. odf mr. oer
'Grlab ioldler 8eiebe in Bariei.Rlat-
former empfobIen per0cn oiirie,
meldle bel 8onpaMen cine Stimmen-
mcbrbeit crlanQteu. Der bei Sen oe
mofratiihen gSonDa6Ien 3ur 9lb.
itimnlung borgcIcatc 8oribIad sn
llnierhreitim zines 5taais Brobi
billions glmen0enents 0iirfte mii
elmer N1ebrbeit BON 10000 5tim
men abgeic6nt iporocn iein.