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The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
JUDGE GOFF NAY Be NAMED
West Virginia Republicans Hope to
Halt GOvernOrship Fight.
SUfsher znd Scherr Faction Meet
To-day to Talk over
Situation.
RsT RAcE-seYsn furlouSz
7eria- TO The Washington Heral1

Special 70 The Washington Head
Wheeling. w Va Sept 2-Ecn. s G.
Smith left Wheeling tonight for new
York 20 attend the conference Of the
Republican National Committee TO settle
the West Virginia muddle arising from
placing two tickets IL the field The cor
ference opens tomorrow. and local lead
ers have been informed that a represent
atlve Of President Roosevelt VIII be pres
ent and hear the claims Of both Charles
W Swisher. heading the regular ticket.
and Arnold c. Scherr. Of the Lincoln.
OF insurgent. Republicans Smith went
20 advocate the cause Of Scherr. accom-
panied BY Hon z. N Grant. chairman
Of the Lincoln State COMMITTEES. and will
plead its cause before the conference.
Smiths action is largely the result OF
his quarrel with Senator Scott. an advo-
cate OF the Svisher ticket. which ended
in fisticufTs in a Wheeling bank Mon
day AIr- Scherr viii not attend the con
ference. leaving his cause n the hands
OF Smith and Grant
Owing % the bruises sustained in his
fight with smith. Senator Scott viii not
attend the conference 10 plead SWisher's
case. but Swisher viii be there himself.
accompanied by his political advisers
Best predictions tonight are that both
candidates viii be induced 10 withdraw.
and that Judge COZ viii be named as
the harmony candidate. which would
prove satisfactory 10 West Virginia Re
pubIcans-
II Smith is not a candidate for the
Senatorship against Scott. Congressman
William P Hubbard viii make the fight.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
ACTOR HITCHCOCK ARRESTED
Bill for Storage Brings Him New
Trouble.
Retains Services of n Lawyer, Who
Charges Comedian $500 for IN
knottinE the angle.

Worcester. Mass. Sept. Raymond
Hitchcock. the New York actor, it leak
ed out here to-day. was arrested in Bos-
ton last Saturday afternoon Nothing
was known OF the arrest until to-day. Tor
every effort was made 70 keep It quiet
Hitchcock is playing an engagement
here tonight with his company. and
when asked for the particulars Of his
arrest said
Before I left New York received a
bill for storage from some man who I
did not then known. and DO not now
know. for S63- I paid no attention 70 II.
though a representative OF mine was in
formed there had been a mistake and
nothing would be done about it
The next thing I knew he sues and
gets judgment against me. I then re-
tained Lawyer Hermann Fromme TO re-
open the case and put IN defense He
reopened il, but there has not yet been
q trial And for these simple services
F7rcmme. who IS Henry ". Savage's per
sonal counsel, sends me a bill OF 1853
for services Think OF it, for a $50 suit
Under a Massachusetts, debt law, per
hitting arrest when about 70 leave the
state. Sheriff TTden arrests ne for
Fromme's bll in Boston last Satur-
day. Just before the matinee, but I was
released when John Fay and a Mr. Don
ovan, Of Boston. Put up 5000 security for
me I viii fight this and spring a sen
sation. for I've already paid Fromme
$500"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SEATTLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siz f=Ic-Fs- La5= Kitty Zoe
tAiclrrEr5. = 20 J. U--. S-zlErre- L9 RertIE. 20
: scc1ud5 Dalsv, 9s .Cctgr-I. IS b. j. third TIne
1.l555 Jale-a. Won T-1ur. Narr1- Tonic. and
Iavn- also -zu-
SECOND BACE-Five fl-l1n-s Instant la9
ih1a--s-.. j. 90 L4 v-1- Frizze- le9 Russell 70
. sac1ud- Il Paro IL Ee--l-. . 20 l. third
Time. 100 % Liu1-s. NCrsCr15 Haslet Louise
Es--s-. Nasls-lt1. Lgla g.. - vs.. Hodges. La-ry
NuL--a- and Maid Of Gotham also ra--
THIRD E4CE-SiZ furI1ss- Aftermath. -0I
CHalslI. 10 q w11- Eet5z-. -1- u. Haves. Is 20
8 -ec1-d- E Cliluahra ls5 Mcintyre. 6 20 l.
t-rL- Tine, l-l5 40 DiS---bl1dr E:ouzTe1-urz. La
E-ss 7. j. lICh-. tauar. Huns-o. George kLbcrr.
Dainty lI--=zl and Dr CTo15 alz1 rar-
FOURTH BACE-O1e ulls and f--i1-z Green
Seal. -3i Sl1Fi-Ie. 10 T. wcu- E1z Pc1u-- 100
king. = 10 5. secJ-d- Tony FaEs- is &C. koer-
nor % T. third Tine. 81 5-l 1iiss Lzzzc-i
Z T. FrTer. lfi-zzr. and Lozis-iIlz also rau-
FIFTH RACE-Que nile and fifty vl-5s- Eruka.
1-- fLguehI. 8 % J. won; St Cla--as- -9 f1icIn-
trre . 70 I. second, Jo,.s's Jewel. -12 walsh. g
90 %. third Tine I-Z So Ecze-saIl Billy Pull
nan Gracious Dane Llbe--o. ard Colbert also 7ar
SIXTH RACE-FuGr f--i1-Es- smiley C0rhetI.
lis fEuerrerl- 10 2. vcl- Al Alone. lis C3ztti-.
15 70 T. ssoond- AlicaeIa s. ,E,usseI- % T. third
Tine 1os5 So PhiI,is-iza. Lurer-z. He- Farewell
Mariana. ard J. p Bs1-y also gan
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
YIRGINIANS SEE PROSPERITY
Business Men Confident Of It's Re-
turn IN Spring.
Interviews show that Resumption
of Business Activity Is
on Its Way.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
Clifton Forge. Va. Sept 2-To acquire
experienced opinion from the leading
business men Of the Allegheny regions.
business men who are not IN politics. but
whose words have influence. The Wash
ington Herald presents these interviews
based on the assumed return OF indus
trial and general prosperity.
". c. Mathews. president OF the Ale
ghany Construction Company. a lifelong
Democrat. said. 7 do not think we viii
see q hurried return OF such prosperity
as characterized the first six years OF the
present decade. Business, however in
this territory is slowly improving.
The railway companies. the Chesapeake
and Ohio. the Virgi1ian. and the Nor
folk and Western. have resumed to 4 Ger
tain extent their new construction work
and have increased their forces II, the
maintenance Of way department. do
not believe the election viii make any
material difference in the return Of pros
perity. I do not look FOR a resuuption
Of great activity before spring. but I think
Il safe 10 say that no further trouble in
the financial situation will be found.
". c. Means, president Of the Low
Moor Iron Company. a Republican. said
The recovery from the terrible depreS-
sion Of the winter OF 1908 Is slow, but
certain. There is some depression in the
iron trade still, the price Of pig iron is
lower than We iron people care 10 see 1t.
and 7 do not look for a resumption Of
great activity in the iron trade until after
the election. I believe that enthusiasm
for the Nebraskan is about az its height
now. I think that as the campaign ad-
vances there will be a diminUtion Of this
sentiment. and the ensuing two months
Of the campaign VIII assure the election
Of Mr.. Taft by an overwhelming major
~
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SEPT. , IN AMERICAN HISTORY

l7s-heTTy Hudson coaSting northEzrily AZ
O'clock N The afternoon cane 20 thres s-ez-
nveEs, and stood for the northe-umost
l152-NeT style. eleven days blotted from the Eng
hsh ealeudars this the Sd being acrouuted
the Ats, The Julian computation either from
lsnoTsnce OF neehse1ce. s1pposirg a complete
solar reyolutlon il the precise PERIOD Of Sc;
GAYS and fours. made 10 provision for The
cefiCelCy Of II minutes per amman which
howerer- IN the lapse ef eighteen czrtu-ies &C.
c0unted 70 difeTeUce Il eleven DAYS
l777-B-ltish under Gen. Howe marched upon PbiIs-
oelrhia- and the Americans retTeaced acTuss The
B-audyuine.
I77s-Ereneh aest under d'Estaing strives On The
Savannah River
I7ss-Deauite articles Of PEACE signed at Paris. be-
tween England. France. Spain. and A1nsrica
lso4-Sixth attack T-lpoi by the American squad
ron under Ccmmodore PTtble- The Coustitn-
tica brought 10 in situation where r,ore thar
serenity guns could be brousht TO bear upon her
lsoe-BreTert Col Robert z Lee made s1perin-
tsndert Of the West Point Military Acadernv.
ls55-tIen- Walker, with 80 men. only 50 Of whom
were white. took up his quarters al Virgin Bay.
Gen Mandiola who attacked hin. vas defeated
is55-Rachel, the noted French actress made her
frs sppeaznce in America at New YORK. and
was enthusiastically received
is55-Bsttle of sand His; the United States troops
under Gen Harnsy. gained complete vicsory
over the sioux Indians.
ls55-Fresdeut Johnsons reconstruction policv cor-
denned by a convention he'd II Philadesuhia.
ls5s-The Georgia house declared negroes ineligible
70 seats; twenty-five Of the oolored Members
leave the h01se-
ls74-Go7- Kellosg. n L0Iisia1a. placed Price o.
500 on the heads q the participants in thc
--Cousfefta affair.' IN which a number a Re
publican ofaceholders were killed By a mob.
Iss-Labor Day obssrT-d for the f7st tine as =
legal holiday throughout the country.
iaa3-The Reliance won the third race f9r III,
America cup b about eight minutes
Ie15-Enperor of Japan sent Roosevelt u7esssr-
thanking hin warmly fer his efforts IN behal.
Of peace
lsls-Stensland the Fugitive Chicago banker. r~is
oner n United States Minister'S hands az Tan-
ger Morocco
Is17-Gen- Pleasant Porter. the no,ed chief Of The
Greek Indian nation, died a. Vinita, 0Ela
GIfg-Sx years Old
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
TRAFFIC RULES IN TABLOID.
Chief Issues Abstract, Of the Traffic
Regulations

Mai Sylvester. chief Of police. has is
sued an abstract OF the regulations gov
eruinC traffic fn the District He does not
include minor regulations incident to the
conduct Of vehicles. nor the text OF the
laws and regulations.
The following acts are prohibited
To drive or propei any vehicle at a
greater speed than twelve miles an hour
On any street inside of the FIRE limits.
To drive CT propel any vehicle faster
than fifteen miles an hour in any park
To drive OF pr0pel any vehicle across
any iuJersecUng streets a. . greater speed
than eight miles an hoU--
To drive or prOpel any vehicle around
the corner. Of any street or avenue at q
greater rate OF speed than six miles an
hour
To operate any motor vehicle. bicycle.
or tricycle. without a suitable gong or
bell Tor, in the case Of motor vehicles, a
suitable horn)-
To operate any motor vehicle. bicycle,
or tricycle. between an hour after sunset
and an hour before sunrise without suit
able lights
motion 70 follow each other closer than
fifteen feet.
To drive or propel a vehicle on other
than the right-hand side OF the street
For drivers Of public vehicles 70 stop
OF ioiter with their vehicles or solicit pas
sengers upon the streets
To transport OF convey explosives with
out first having obtained permission from
the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumbia to DO 50.
To operate any motor vehicle at night
without lamp attached 10 the left side
Of the rear C the vehicle. so as 10 throw
q white light upon. and thus make plain
y visible, the Identification number. and
10 show a red light TO the rear
Vehicles Of the police. fire. health. water
departments. and hospital ambulances
have the right OF way on the public
streets.
Pedestrians have the right Of way at
street crossings.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SHOOTS RIVER RAPIDS.
Hazardous Feat of West VfrEfRian
Settles Small Bet.

Special % Tie Washington Head
Thurmond. W Va. Sept TO decide
a triflng bet. 5. c. Craig the other dav
ran the wild rapids OF the New River
IN a small open boat. At this point the
New River dashes between heavily wood
ed Mills and within a distance Of less
than a mile descends a declivity OF over
fifty feet
The feat was accomplished without ship
ping q pint OF water. but after his dar-
ing experience Craig remarked 10 by
ISLANDERS that he did not believe 1t possible
TO repeat his performance one time in
ten without either an upset or q smashup
Craig is employed at the Dungfen Ho-
tel. but acquired his boating experience
as a Nfe-saver on the beach at Ocean
View. Va he said that at the roughes.
point OF his run his boat was speeding
at a fifty-mile-an-hour clip. and, further
more, that once was enough for him
During the performance the banks OF the
New River were lined with spectators.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
AUTO TURNS TURTLE.
Bounds Over Embankment, I1juring
Young Driver.

SPECIAL % The Washington Head
Hagerstown. Nd, Sept 2-While Will
ian Fleigh vas driving his automobile
at high rate OF speed in the western
suburbs OF Hagerstown. a wrist pin
dropped from the steering gear. and he
was unable TO control the car. which shot
over g Jhirty-fOot embankment. turned
over several times, and was wrecked
Young Fleigh escaped with his life. but
sustained painful bruises. When removed
from un6ar the Debris. one shoe was
missing and has not Yet been found
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SEE TRADE REVIVAL.
DFummers Find Demand for Their
Wares in Richmond

SPECIAL 70 Ihe washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Sept distinct signs
Of business revival are to be seen around
the hotels OF the city within the past sew
eraI days The registers disclose the
presence Of q large number Of commercial
Missionaries in our midst, and they ap-
pear 10 be doing some bushes At night
they are engaged in debating letters back
TO the house, and talk as If there are en-
couragiEg prospects
These men are generally selling large
quantities OF goods for the holidays. The
drummers come from the larger cities 70
the north and east Of Richmond, and they
are in sufficient numbers TO make their
presence felt
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
AGED VETERAN ENDS LIFE.

York. Pa. Sept AFTER spending more
than 500 iE having a good time during
the past two weeks. Solomon Sherry.
seventy-seven years old, veteran Of the
civil war, committed suicide to-day by
hanging
His hfeless body was found dangling
from a rope by negihbors in the attic
Of his home. Il is said that Mr.. Sherry.
at an early hour this morning. visited
the circus grounds and. after watching
them erect the big tent. went home and
hanged himself.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Virginia Supreme Court.
,rial to The Washington Hezld

SPECIAL 70 The washington heTald-
Staunton. Va. Sept 2-To-day's Su-
preme Court proceedings were as follows:
O'DonneI against the Commonwealth.
from Rockingham Court, submitted on
briefs; Harvey against Hoffman. from
Nineteenth circuit, argued and submitted
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
against Williams. Nineteenth circuit ar
gued and submitted; Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company against Rhodes, Nine
teenth circuit, removed TO Richmond: Hot
Springs Laboratory Company against
Sterrett, argued and submitted
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Reappointed Receiver.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y. c.. Sept 2-B- B. MiIle1
was to-day again placed IN charge Of
the Gold Hill Copper Company as receiv-
er. The action came as a surprise to
creditors, who were making a fight for
another receiver. Burton Craige. attor-
ney for Walter George Newman. Of New
York, former president Of the company,
has claims against the concern amount
ing 10 s352 COO
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Mrs. VI. E. Foster nien.

special 70 he Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd, Sept Mrs. Mar
garet E Foster, Of Washington, D. c.,
died this morning at the residence Of her
niece. Mrs Deshields, wife Of George D.
Deshields. former proprietor Of the Hotel
Dewey, Washington. and the Queen City
Hotel. Cumberland She was a resident
Of Washington. where her funeral will
take place tomorrow. She was eighty
years old
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Death of Mrs. \. V. TavIor.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y c. Sept 2-Mrs. Nelson
W Taylor. died last night. following an
operation She is survived by a mother.
Mrs. Warren Mann, Of Pottsdam, n. Y:
one brother, an infant son. and her hus-
band, Prof Nelson V Taylor, Of the
Salisbury graded schools The body was
sent TO New York for interment-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Africans Honor Marathon Runner.

Cape Town Africa Sept 2-Heneron.
the South African distance runner. who
finished second in the Marathon race in
London last July. was given a banquet
here last night on his return 10 Africa
Members CT the cabinet and the Iezis-
lature and other prominent persons. par
ricipzJed- Hede-0n. during c1e course
Of his remarks, spoke highly Of the Eng
lish sp0rtsuen-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
V. VI. I. Begins Year
3 = Washingtoa Herald.

Special TO Ihe washington heTald-
Lexington. Va. Sept Virginia Mill
tary Institute opened to-day to receive
members Of the new fourth class. which
shows 6 large increase over that OF the
first day Of last year The first squad
drill was held this afternoon IN the pres
ence Of a large number Of highly graft
fed parents. A detail CT cadet officers
are drilling the new cadets for the OPEN
ing Of the regular session, next week
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
COL. GLAsCOCK STRICKEN.
WeII-knOvyn Citizen of Washington
III at Warrenton, Va.

SEe-12l 70 The washington Herald
Warrentou, Va, Sept 2-This morning
Col Roger Glascock, a prominent citizen
OF Washington. and vel known there. was
stricken with apoplexy here to-day His
case Is regarded as hopeless Col GIas-
cock was prominent in Knights OF Pyth-
las circles. and was a prominent official OF
the Democratic organization Of Washing
ton
Col Glascock is q native o. Fauquier
County. Va. and about sixty-five years OF
age
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Land Owner HeId In

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Durham. \. c. Sept Reuben Bar
bee. a wealthy land owner. whose ac-
quittal Of murder four years ago ended
q notable homicide trial. complained this
morning to the officers that he had been
held Up and robbed Of so.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
The lineup

Gernaat5sa-Bes-. e. Wz-tAen. So E Waters.
%; Gaaley. r.: Smithers. T.; HerIeI. b.. Kruuse
p, Poil'cE H.. ard Etchison. C.
Bz-ues7iIIe-Hays. Il White. s.. story. c. Tal-
bott. p Dixon -5-. Harris. 70; Z Diz1.. e.
Ro5izsoa. Sc aud Brow f.
BaruesvIlIe lost the game through Toll
bolts wildness IN the box, with Rrouse's
fine pitching. backed by gilJ-edge sup
port story. catcher for BaruesviIle cd
excellent work This makes the series
Germantown won . lost / Germantown
leaves for Indian Head Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Wonnded D. Accthent
The Washington Herald.

Sfecll 70 me washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, Sept. While Frank
Fowkowsky, seventeen years old, was en-
gaged in cleaning his rife at the summer
cottage Of B. 3. Jones, near Pen Mar,
he dropped the weapon and Il was dis
charged The ball passed through his
right wrist and entered his right side and
lodged in the chest His condition is
critical
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
NBWSOFALEXANDRIA
Gate Falls with Little Boy
While He Is Swinging.
FEAR SKULL IS FRACTURED
Many Boats Have Been Entered for
the Races at Marshall Hall Under
CIub-Ty-O Negroes Rob a Man.
other News of Alexandria.

Alexandria News Agency, 3O3 King
street, Alexandria, Va, authorized
agents and carriers for The Wash
inEIOn Herald The Herald will he
delivered daily and Sunday to any
address in Alexandria for 80 cents
the month.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
MASKETTEE In In FRONT
FutuFity Winner Takes the
Great Filly Stakes.
BREEzES HOME LENGTH AHEAD
Aeene's other Entry, Wedding
Bells, Finishes Second. with Lady
Bedford in Third Place in Feature
at SheePshead Bay-Trance Makes
show of Her Rivals in Second.

New York. Sept. flames r Keene's
Maskette. winner Of the Futurity last
Saturday, scored another notable triumph
n the Great FiIIy Stakes at Sheepshead
Bay to-day
Notter kept her under a pull while Ne
diant, Wedding Bells. and Lady Bedford
showed the way TO the bend in the track
Then Maskette was let down and she
simply breezed home an easy winner by
a length over Mr. ,Keene's other entry.
Wedding Bells Lady Bedford got third
The Twin City Handicap was won by
Dorante. in a sharp drive. by three parts
OF length, and Trance made a show Of
her rivals in the Autumn Stakes
Bad News and Sea Wolf ran a dead heat
in the last race.
jeanne dare won the first race. and
Zienap got up 10 win the fifth hotter
rode two winners
The SUMMARIZE
FIRST RACE-sir and o7e-sslf f,.-i1r-r Jeanne
c Arc, 1c2 lAIcCarthyI- 10 Q won Nofasusza. los
tNotte-i- 70 T. s=c1nd, Br0ok5sle Nyuph. I'D fDu-
go; y 70 = tlIrd Tine us 1-5 Nunbe- one.
tond Hear Tea Leaf- and SIX o'Clock also ran
SECOND RACE-Sir fu-Ion-s Tznoe. Ios Dfc-
Daniel even Uor, Sea CHI. I9 Iusani. % s.
secoue- Bobbln, l2 Butler. : % 3 t1lrd- Time
1-l215 Edua-5 and Schlssui- aiz5 rau.
THIRD RACE-Six furloEEs. lLssEe--e LZ7 Not
ter 20 5. u1n- Wedding Bells. us D1-anl. . 20
3 second LADY Bedford is Shilling 20 8 third
Tine 40 -. LADY Hubbard ard Ee5iant ss0 Ean
FUL RTH EACE-0De and o1e7la-rer miles Do
-ante. l1l Zee. % J. Won Master lobe--. los
tEu-leri. 90 J. second; Stamina. I1- DuzsaI. 70
= third Tine. -l5 - Uaz.lsli1l. Monitor An
sens. Fires-1le. FnIaDder. Hone Again. and Frank
Gil also rsu.
FIFTH RACE-oue and ane-s5ztee1th uiles
Zleuap- g fJT-cr. 90 . --u- Marathon -lf NC
tar-lIi- 70 5. sguC1d- LADY NiI-r5l. Ut .DUEaui-
% q. tLi-L Tine. IL. lIzs Crarfor5 and d Arze
EAo
SIXTH RACE-Cle nile Bad News. rs lN7t.
ter 70 5. w0E- SEA Noli is shilling s 20 5.
Second, Elacz Oak IT Leself. 20 T. thl-5. Tine
Ia Gliding Belle and Ju-zler also ra1. Bad News
and Sea W-lf rsn dead heat.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
winchester Contractor Dies

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Sept 2-Charles Por-
terheld Lewis. painter, contractor, and
decorator. died this morning after g lin
gering illness Of Bright's disease. aged
ffty-four years he leaves a wife, two
brothers, and four sisters
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SHOOTS IN STOCK MARKET.
Fanatic Causes Stampede in London
Exchange

Exchange.
London, Sept. "A panic was caused
in the London stock Exchange this after
noon when a stranger entered the eX-
change and fred three shots into crowd
Of brokers in the cOnsoI market
The brokers fed at the first shot Their
only thought was to escape from she
building Attendants finally overpowered
the man and turned him over 10 the po-
lice after a desperate struggle.
No one was hit. but trading on the ex-
change was disorganized for more than
half an hour
The prisoner gave his name as Edward
Harrison He is believed TO be insane.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

The annual camp meeting Of the
SpoJtsylvsuia Holiness Association. which
has been in session for ten days. near
Goshen. closed last night. The meeting
has been a decided success The attend
snce was unusually large Three hun
dred dollars was raised 10 defTay the ex-
penses Of the camp.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
BOYDS CHURCH DEDICATED.
Large New Methodist Edihce Ha,
Been Opened.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Nd, Sept 2-The new edifce
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church ar
Cedar Grove has been dedicated by Bishop
Earl Cranston. in the presence OF loo
persons Rev. I ". r SumvaIt OF
washington delivered the dedicatory ser
mon. The church VIII cost when entirely
conplsted near S,o90
Marshall Duhin, a negro boy. EMPLOYED
by William II Williams. Of this ulsca
deliberately shot two valuable cows be
longing 10 his employer on SUNDAY. II *
supposed the boy was mad because he
had 10 hunt them Deputy Hesss ar
rested him. and he now languishes in
Rockville jail, in default Of bail.
Former Senator David J. Lewis. the
Democratic nominee for Congress from
the Sixth district, is. confident Of defeating
Col Pearre. the Republican candidate
he viii make an active canvass Of uuper
Montgomery and lower Frederick com
ties
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SHOOTS TWO BROTHERS.
Bad Negro Goes on Rampage al
Ball Game.

Specssl 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, Sept. 2.-In the negro
section Of the city late this afternoon,
Charles Gassaway. a bad negro. shot and
wounded two other negroes. Jim johnson
and Joseph Johnson, brothers The for
mer was shot in the groin and the latter
sustained a wound behind the ear. jim
is said TO be IN a critical condition The
shooting took place while a baseball game
was in progress on the circus lot