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RISING SUN.

Miss Elizabeth Burns. OF Havre de
Grace. is the guest OF Mrs. @. X.
Grasun.
Mrs. Anna llaines. oil Princess Anne
and son. Mr. Joseph HaiueS, OF Phila-
delphia, have been visiting relatives IN
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r Sebold, OF Phila-
dclphia, spent a lew days Of this week
visiting relatives and old friends in
and near town.
Mrs DR.. Clifford aud son, Ralph, OF
Zion. were the guests oi Mr.. y. l..
Duyckinck ard family on Tuesday.
Miss Grace A. Wilson is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. w. q.
koon>. in Smyrna, Del
Mr. Albert Lewis and daughter, OF
Newark. spent asst SUNDAY with DIR. y.
II. Smith and daughter, Miss Adaine
Miss Helen Evans. oi Philadelphia,
has been visiting friends in town Just
recently
MIR. \. T. Keen attended the annual
Maryland State Shoot held in Balti'
more this week.
Mr. Frank Sheppard and family, OF
Wilmington. Miss Clara Mcndcnhall
Misses NJ Ndalinc Smith. Hannah NJ
Kirk Maudc Kirk. Marion Sheppard
McsSr> Clifford and Roger Kirk a.
spent Friday at Bcttcrton
Mcs>rs Hamilton Bacon. Baltimore
and Herbert Cochran, 81 Delaware
were guests ui Mr. Edwin L. Haines
th, week
Mi,, Elizabeth Stephen, wa, a vi,i
tor in Philadelphia and Wilmington
this week
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ing some days with his sister. Mrs.
William Bailey.
Mr.. Charles Mason. OF Baltimore.
visited Miss Ada NJ. Crawford last
week
Mr.. John T. Patterson broke ground
for the new Pcrrvvile school on Wed
nesday last.
Mrs Pauline Richardson is in
Coatcsville. Pa. Mr. Wallace Diffen-
dcrier ard family having occupied his
home.
\. IT, Owens and Bro opened their
canncry on Friday oi last week
Mr.. Amos Barrett is in Odessa. Del
II is reported that 1860 went on the
railroad excursion To- COLCHESTER on
| Wednesday. including quite number
from Perryvil'c
Mr. Raymond Owens and friend. Of
Philadelphia. were the guests Of his
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. II O. Me
Mullen. on Wednesday last
Rev and Mrs Asburv Burke and
daughter. MIR, Elem Layton and son,
Burke spen, Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs \ II Owens. ard we're sur
pr;scd by a visit from the Perryville
.Amcricu, Band in the evening
Mr. John Sharp, oi Wilmington. was
this week the guest oi Mr. and Mrs
| William Evans
Mr. Harry Hathaway and daughter
! Miss Laura. 81 Conowingo. visited his
SON Mr. Victor Hathaway. on We'd
nc,day
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Elliott spent sew
cral days 81 last week at Darlington
The game between the Perryvilc
base ball team and the IHavre de Grace
team here on Saturday last resulted
| N \ draw At / To- /.
Mr. William C. Fay and Miss Flor
cncc Bans attended the wedding OF
Miss Brenda Smother To- MIR Martin
Sullivan. in Wilmington. on Thursda,
! ln,.-
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PORT DEPOSIT.

In, game of base bal played here
asst ~aruraa. AFTERNOON between New
ark p',a,ur, Club aud Port Dcpo,i.
Ma won D.. 'Hr VISITING team score
ip.l
pur, Deposit Viii play E'kr.u next
Saturday afternoon at Z go
llr married and ,ugic men Ut The
'rwr played Wednesday evening. tu.
gust 3d. Score $ rr +. ln favor oi the
married men
Mr aaa Alr.. ] ~ Snyder are
Spending u.s., w,rk, in the Blue Noun.
'n.n,
rar.r Holm visited relative, in Bal
rrp.prr last week.
MIR, William Durgiu. Mis-, Cassie
plrIu aad Mis-, Cassie Durgin, Jr,
of Ba tmprc. are spending week at
Nrlaru. CIV
MIR Arthur Fraut1. oi Wilmington.
spent Sunday with MIR. - \. Cnc.
Mr., T. ! Stephenson, Misses Mabel
Stephen, and Sarah Watrou> we're
Baltimore visitor, last Friday
Mis-, Katie lamar Is visiting Mrs
William Reese IN Baltimore
Mr. K /. McClcnahan wa, a Baltl-
more visitor. Iuctdav
Mi,, Helen Dckcy. ui Baltimore,
l,ut Sunday with her mother. Mrs
sophia Djckcy
Mr. Jerome Conway. ui Baltimore.
pen, sunday with hi family
Mr.. George Harvard Spcu, several
'av. at week IN Ba ,imurr with Mrs
I.hn Mitchell
Mr.. i : Day, and Miss Lillian
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WOODLAND

Mrs. NJ. a. Franklin. OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, spent this week with her par
en,s. Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Rutter.
Miss Nettic Phillips. OF Wilmington
is the guest OF Misses Leila and Lora
Thompson.
Miss Bertha Williams. of Whining
ton. is spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Williams
Mrs. N. F. Foote. Master levitt
Foote. OF Upper Lake, N. Y, Mrs
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03

~ HICAGO, Feb. "A novel plan of
creating men from brutes and of
~ dong in few heart to-heart
talks the work of centuries as set forth
IN the evolutionary theories of Darwin
and Madam BIavatsky has been up-
dertaken with a great measure of sue
cess in Chicago. and the authors and
executors of this unprecedented feat of
psychology were two woman humant-
tarians-Mrs. J. w. Rush and Mrs. L.
q. Lomas.
In the homo of the former, in the
presence of a small gathering, the
seeming miracle was attempted and,
in part if not entirely, accomplished.
Mrs. Rush has long entertained the
theory that kind words, logical and
persuasive homilies, scientifically SYM
pathetic arguments and an apprecia-
tive application of certain principles of
psychology and suggestion can and will
do moro toward effecting the moral
and spi. itual transformation of moral
degenerates than any so-called meth
ods of legal or curriculum correction
and punishment.
Acting on this original theory, Mrs.
Rush, aided by Mrs. Lomas, set about
to demonstrate the practicability OF
ner pla., and accordingly issued invl-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
OFFICERS AND MEN OF
FLEET ENJOY SHORE LEAVE

PUNTA ARENAS, Straits of Magel-
Ian, Feb. 2.-The officers and men of
the American fleet, now that the war
ships are safely riding at anchor, are
beginning to enjoy hospitality ashore.
Official visits have been exchanged and
yesterday guns were booming all day.
Admiral Thomas returned the visit of
Admiral Simpson, head of the Chilean
legation, which came here on the cruis-
er Chacabuco, to Admiral Evans, and
tEere. were cordia, greetings on both
sides.
The officers of the American fleet
have a desire to call at Valparaiso but
this will be impossible. Admiral Evans
says he will pass close enough to see
and be seen by the watchers on shore.
There is great enthusiasm here, and
a hearty desire on the part of the resi-
dents to make the stay of the Ameri-
cans enjoyable A banquet was given
on the Cnacabuco today, and ball
he's been arranged for tomorrow at the
residence of the American consul1r
agent, Moritz Braun. Rowing compe-
titfons between the various champion
crews of the vessels also are being ar
ranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
RAILROADS
HIT; WEST
TO SUFFER
HEAD OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
BLAMES ROOSEVELT
Elliott Says Development Has Been
Retarded Fifteen Years by
Recent Attacks or Cor
poratlons

By Associated Press.
LEWISTON, Idaho, Feb. 2.-Blaming
antitrust legislation for the cessation
in railroad building, except on projects
we'll under way, President Howard Ell
lott of the Northern Pacific railroad,
declares the west has been retarded
fifteen years by the great power given
to commissions, his opinion being that
the interstate commerce commission is
the greatest check to further develop
ment.
In speaking of what he calls hostility
of the administration to corporate In
terests. Mr.. Elliott said:
mot satisfied with the havoc already
wrought by extreme and unwise state
ments, President Roosevelt yesterday
made another attack on corporations:
His recommendation for federal control
of the stock issues of corporations Is so
rabid as to be alarming.
ssThe encroaching over given COM
missions over railroads has checked
building for years to come, and the
west must suffer for this unwise legis-
lation. This talk about watered rail-
road stock is untrue. There is not q
single drop of water in any of the rail-
road stocks of the country. 1t would
be impossible to replace the railroads
for the par value OF the railroad stocks
of the country today.
ut is time the people called halt on
this vicious legislation, for it must be
checked If future development is to be
expected. Take Northern Pacific for
an instance of the absence of water, or
better stated. over capitalization. Our
earnings amount TO 4.23 per cent, GER
tainly not too much for investors. How
many business men of Lewiston would
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03

tations to all of her friends to meet her
at her home. Her invitations read:
'PIease bring with you some man OF
woman whom you regard as brutal OF
known to be brutaI.'
Only Worst Wanted
! 1t was explained that only the worst
types OF the human brute were de-
sired. These brutes, either men or
women. were to be known or thought
to have less than they should have of
the milk of human kindness for
man, woman, child or dumb animal.
They were to be taken into the home
of one of Chicago's most humane
women. there to learn--or at least to
he taught-a lesson of love for all liv-
ing things.
When her guests arrived there ac-
companied them several obviously
marked types of brutal men. The
teachers" Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Lo-
mas, with a number of her guests, sat
on one side OF the room and the OBJ
jects of their scientific tests sat upon
the other.
The men were treated to rare ex-
amples of kindness and charity, all
cleverly prearranged, and they sat
there for several hours listening to
well-outlined talks of most convinc-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03

ing nature pertaining to cruelty, for
giveness, charity, humanity, gentle-
ness and all the finer attributes of hu-
man nature.
The subjects of this whole discus
sion, of course considered themselves
real guests and participants. Utterly
unaware that they had been brought
into the gathering to derive a benefit
from the course of pleas, homilies and
examples, they listened and talked at
tentivelv
1t was with much interest that the
participants watched the subtle ef-
fects of their carefully applied theory
and with a great deal of genuine salts
faction that they saw how deeply the
many uttered truths were brought
tome to their subjects.
OF course it was several days before
the two women really realized how
successful their work had been, but
subsequent Investigations elected the
fact that at least two of the men at
the meeting on whom the experiment
had been made had turned over a new
Leaf and that the families of the men
had commented on the wonderful
change that came over them.
Verilv, there are stranger things in
heaven and earth than are dreamed of
in our PHILOSOPHERS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
SHOOTS AT
RIVAL; KILLS
ANOTHER MAN
BULLET TRAVELS FAR TO FIND
VICTIM
Men Quarrel About Girl, One Fires
and Ball Pierces House Three
Blocks Away, Fatally
Woundlng owner

BY Associated Press.
) VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. 2.-Oscar
Buice is under arrest at Vancouver on
a charge of manslaughter growing out
of an unusual circumstance.
BULGE boards with Henry Martin, and
is in love with Martins daughter. Sat-
urday night rival for Miss Martins
affections, August Gibelgoff, escorted
the girl to her home. Buice was watt
ing for them, and after threatening
Gibelgoff, shot in his direction. The
bullet went wild.
Three blocks away j. c. Massander
was going down stairs in his home when
Buice fiered. The bullet went through
the, side of the house and struck Mas
sander in the abdomen. He died half
an hour later. Meantime Buice had
gone to bed and was sound asleep when
the police awakened him about 3 O'Clock
to arrest him. Buice says he merely
shot to frighten his rival.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
LABOR FIGHTS
GREATMFLUX
OF JAPANESE
YELLOW PERIL EXCLUSION
LEAGUE FORMED
ENTER COUNTRY
FROM SOUTH
Useless to Appeal to Congress- One
Speaker Says as Only Blood
shed VIII Have Any
Effect

BY Associated Press
DENVER, Feb. 2.-Several hundred
representatives of union labor in mass
meeting this afternoon formed the "Yel-
low Peril Exclusion league" designed
to prevent further influx of Asiatics
into the United States.
One of the speakers said that thou
sands of Japanese were coming into the
United States through the port of Ell
Paso, representing themselves as pros
pective students. A prominent Japan
ese of San Francisco, he said, was at
the head of the enterprise and conducted
the business from a clothing agency in
the City of Mexico.
Another speaker said it was useless
to appeal to congress, that "bloodshed
alone" would make congress appreci-
ate the situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
HUNDREDS OF COATS
OF ARMS DISCOVERED
TO BE FRAUDULENT
Revision of College of HeraIdry Re-
suits in Uncovering Monster
Forgerles in Princeiy
Titles

By Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. IA re-
vision of the College of Heraldry of
Georgia, Transcaucasia, has resulted in
the uncovering of monster forgeries of
princely titles. Among 1000 registered
hereditary coats of arms 600 have been
found to be frauds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
SCHOONER SINKING, CREW
WORKS HOURS AT PUMPS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MARsHFIELD, Ore. Feb. 2.-The
schooner Coquille, which left Suislaw
river Thursday, lumber laden for San
Francisco, while being towed to sea.
struck several times on the bar. Short
ly after the tug dropped her she began
to leak, and since that time the crew
has been at the pumps night and day.
Yesterday afternoon the steamer San
Pablo spoke her. the Coquille asking to
be reported to Coos Bay in need OF
assistance. The San Pablo sent a wire-
less message to Empire and this MORN
ing the tug Columbia went out to
search for her. After locating the Co
guile, the Columbia towed her to this
port. The crew are well. but COM
pIeteIy worn out. This is the second
prize the tug Columbia has captured
this past week, the other being the
Norwegian steamer Transit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03


ISBON Feb 2-Porugal threatened bloody revolution
is ruled by youth who yesterday Manuel
~ youngest but today since the assassination of King
and the prince is King Manuel II.
That the young monarchs kingdom verge of an up
heaval that may make all Europe remble doubted
Despite the activity of the condition of affairs is
becoming known throughout the world
Premier Franco whose arbitrary rule bringing
the tragedy of yesterday is in danger
bullet.
News that republic had proclaimed
Lisbon tonight but dscrcdited by government
The inhabitants of Lisbon supeed with repub-
lican agtators active
Unmindul of the tumuIt her. bereaved
and her first born
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
OPERA "sALoME" PRESENTED
TO BIG AUDIENCE IN NAPLES
BY Associated Press.

NAPLES. Feb. 2.-The first presenta-
tion here last night of Richard Strauss
opera, "Salome," was the occasion for
much excitement. The clergy, which
denounced the libretto as immoral, and
it's author. Oscar Wilde, as a hereto,
urged women of the Catholic faith not
to attend the performance, and it was
decided by the management not to pro-
duce the opera.
At the last moment. however, the an
nouncement was made that the Vatican
had decided to remove its prohibition,
and the Theater San Carlo therefore
was crowded to overfiowing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
Killed by Footpads

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 2.-August
Schaefer. member of party of five
farm hands, who was shot Saturday
night in the outskirts Of this city while
resisting footpads, died today in a local
hospital. His assailants have not been
unprecedented.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
THREE KILLED WHEN
CAR STRIKES CARRIAGE
Resident of Peru, Ind, His Wife and
His Brother Are Crushed to
Death on a Trolley
Crossing
BY Associated Press.

BY AsFoclated Press.
PERU, Ind. Feb. 2.-Alfred Killing,
Mrs Alfred Killing and the formers
brother, Ora Killing, were killed today
at Benefits switch, thirteen miles
south of this city. when the carriage in
which they were riding was run down
on !. crossing of the Indiana Union
Traction line.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03

be satisfied with such small profit?
All railroad development work not
largely completed must stop because
of the power given to commissions and
bureaus under the present administra-
tion
Instead of giving these commissions
more power they must be shorn of some
they now. possess before corporate con-
ditions again become normal"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
MAIL FROM BATTLESHIPS
COMES BY SACKFUL

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The steamer
Thespis, which arrived today from Rio
Janeiro, brought twenty sacks of mail
from the American battleships.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
HGNDREDS TO WELCOME
FLEET AT VALPARAISO

BY Associated Press.
VALPARAISO, Chile, Feb. "A
steamer has been chartered here TO
take 300 passengers out into the Pacific
ocean to greet the American battleship
fleet when it arrives off the Chilean
coast here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
LOCAL

Motorman is injured when car is de-
rallied in Colegrove.
Young man dresses as woman and
asks aid of Associated Charities.
Well known Los Angeles poet suffers
at hands of irate woman.
Four stolen chickens cause police
to do some tall thinking.
Los Angeles artist aids Pennsylvania
graft commission. Had been employed
in capitol.
Chamber of commerce officials plan
ways TO bring army brigade to this
section.
1.-The Gentleman Burglar" Charles
Schmidt, arrested here some time ago
and sent to prison for eight years. o.
plies to governor for pardon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
Japanese Couple killed

BY AssOCIdteu 7 I1oS'
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. "A special
to the Oregonian from Stella. Wash,
states that Maka Yasui and his wife,
Japanese, were found Saturday shot
dead at their cabin half a mile west of
Stella.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
Steamer is Aground

BY AssucIhtfu FFess.
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 2.--A eable-
gram to the Nj rchants' exchshge from
Honolulu repoi Us that the steamer Dis
patch, which sLliled from this port Janu-
airy p, is aground inside the reef.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and Vicinity!
Showers Monday; light southwest
+, winds. Maximum temperature yes
terday, So degrees; minimum, AZ
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
COAST

President of Northern Pacific railroad
SAYS the west will suffer as result of
President Roosevelt's attack on COR
porations.
Former official of Santa Fe railroad
denies rebating was practiced.
Coast steamer springs leak in north
and crew works at pumps until ex-
h. ..usted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03

Harry Thaw must observe simple
life" at asylum for insane, whe he is
confined; keeper says he win \ Ne all
lowed no liquor or tobacco.
"Yellow Peril Japanese Exclusion
league" is formed by representatives of
union labor in session at Denver.
FOREIGN
Prince Manuel is proclaimed king OF
portugal. monarchy totters as result
of assassination of King Carlos and
crown prince.
Spain fears royal family may be at
tackled by anarchists.
CITY Of Berlin reports 1000 cases of in-
fiuenza.
Citizens of Valparaiso, Chile, prepare
welcome to Admiral Evans and his
fleet of battleships.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-03
PRINCE MANUEL is
PROCLAIMED KING;
MONARCHY TOT7ER.S
QUEEN WEEP5 BESIDE HEB DEAD
POpuIace of Lisbon Barricades Homes, Awaiting
in Dread Unknown Terror-Loyalty OF Army
Claimed for New Ruler-Rumors
OF Republic at Oporto

Special Dispatch to The Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-15

Plant trees and flowers and clean up
grounds.
May 81 and s2.-First Uniform Ex-
animation.
May so.Memorial Day. 1t should
be properly observed.
June 1-12-Normal School Com.
mencements, also the Preparatory
schools and colored institutes.
June 14.-National Flag Day. Let
the Stars and Stripes be seen every
where.
June IS. - Commencement at the
West Virginia University.
June 20. = States Birthday. The
State flag and the rhododendron
should be in evidence everywhere.
June 22.-summer school opens at
the University.
June State Educational Asso,
citation at Ellsins.
June 24.-conference Of county su,
perintendents and institute instructors
at Elkins,
june 20. July s-National Educa
tion Association at Cleveland. o.
July National holiday.
July II and IS. - Educational con
ference at Morgantown.
July % and "a. Second uniform ex
animation.
July 27.-First Teaehera' Institute
that can be held.
August institutes and best use OF
vacations. physically and mentally.
Sept. Ii and 12.-Third and last Uni,
versity examination for the year.
October Splendid time for rood
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-15
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-15
An Old Mans
Love Affairs
LETTERS SAID TO HAVE. BEEN
WRITTEN BY cLERoYMAN's
WIFE.


CLINTON, III. Feb. 15.-When trial
Of the 100000 suit Instituted by
Richard Smell to break the viii of his
father, Col. Thomas Smell, was resun-
ed, more love letters written to the
aged millionaire we're introduced in
evidence. The letters were read to
the jury and spectators crowded for
ward, craning their necks to catch ev-
cry word. 1t is said the purpose of
reading the letters is to show that
Colonel Smell was insane about wo.
men.
| Most of the letters read are signed
simply Your own little bril-" and
the others bear no sigature. They arr
admitted in evidence as having beer
written by Mrs. Laura Hamilton, wifi,
Of Rev. E. A. Hamilton, who was pas
) tor of the Methodist church at New
man. III. Mrs. Hamilton is a daugh
!. ter of Phillip woltf, of Clinton, re
tired business man Of means. TIL
, letters express the ardent love of tn
writer for the aged millionaire, ant