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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
BASEBALL RESERVATIONS

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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
C. $. De1- q AzH-ll-u-z. weatss- Bureau


Washington. F-ila-. Aug 3 z9s-5 ? u
W1lz Ez1=-l-V cloudy weather continued u the
S1--r Atlantic States. -hsre vas 70 rain q meas
r--ahls Quantity since TEr-=lzv night n fac-
there was DO rain 1- cluss. le-rs oFe- any rs---1u
q the cr11-rr. except In the Michigan Fsu-usl a.
tie Tpuz- Mississippi valley. and -l11- the N5r-l
Poetic --lz--
Low -z-l-1-a--res continue ID --e Atlantic S-aces.
but z- tie LAKE region -hs central valleys. and the
Plains States i- Is somewhat UzEer-
There has been decided r-=ss--= FL over the
We and 1-z aas-ra-5 movement VII b. ATTENDED
b. local showers Saturday ia Tie Plaizs States ths
M-s51a-- AID Cppcr NisslsslDpi E--le-s. and the
T-ps- Lake -e1c1- DG-iuE SATURDAY night and
Sur5z- -ta shower area VIII extend over tie O-l1
Va-zy and Lower Lake region and possibly p0r--1-i
o. rle Middle Atlantic S-a1es- Generally Gar
vea-1=- ur5IE prevail rhe south during Saturday
and sunday. ard 0- sunday west o. The MIss-5siDIr
ErE-
I- VIII re warner S1---lsy IN tLe Atlantic States
zlE c11-ar IN the N1--l-est- T. WE De c1ols- sun
dz- n the Plains states and The Missouri N=lieT.
TIE -5-ds along the Ssv E1slzud and NEddle Ar
-1--- coasts VII b. EE1r east 70 southeast on III
South Atlantic coast IsE- 20 t-3sl ard u1stll
nc-tlee5-z-ly- OF rle East GuH crzs- Egh- sosl-E
east 90 south. on the Wes- Gulf coast lEl- q
f-rrr southeast % -1u-h; On he Love- Lakes Ign
% fresh east O. southeast. ard on the Trps- Lake
light % fresh s1E-thery-
S-=11srs departing SATURDAY for EuroUsau p1-u
VII have lish- -1 t7sz east 90 southeast u--1s
viz fa3r weather 20 me Grad BzaCs-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
PAYS FOR Loss RAIN CAUSED
Grandson of Founder Aids Rock
vile Fair.
Check for s25O Comes with Big
Crowds on Day of Good Races
and Games.

sDo-il 70 Tie washi-s,ou He-zld
Rockville. Nd. Aug &.-GoOd weather,
good teams. and the railroads brought
q biz crowd 10 the fair today The after
noon mail brought 20 Secretary BogIey,
Of the Agricultural Society. a check for
so from Joseph H Bradley, grandson OF
the frst president Of the society. 1Ir.
Bradley gives the sum as 8 donation 20
Offset the loss caused by the bad weather
and reduced attendance OF the first and
I second days.
The features Of the fair to-day we-e
a game Of baseball and four horse races.
including the unfinished running race Of
Yesterday The ball game. which was
between Gaithersburg and Rockville, was
won By the latter, score 3 20 / It was
well played throughout and vas Wit
/ messed by a great crowd Summary ot
( races
I FIRST BACE-Haf nile and repeat tcontiruet
from ysstgrllyl- Me7ry Lassie. c. ". Huntington.
! Baltirrore Won. How About You. lanes NIuuiczl
Rock Creek PARK. seooud; Hiia-ity. E ~. Hacks
7 4 GIyndon Nd. third
I SDCOND RACE-Tr0t q pace- o7sn 20 cT1nt,
h0-ses only; furss. SO LAdy Bel. Pos & Rick
cts. Roczviue von. Pat1zsz1t, " o. Dash. Garth
e-sfr-rr Nd. sec1-d. Patche1 Belle. D. r. Hershey
{ Cc-ras third Tirre-2.E. 2-3Z 2-3l- Maud Bin
G. and Montana Guard also contested
I THIRD RACE-Half-ulile dash ard rspeat; V1rsg
$50 Chaplain c. G. ATuntt Rocxville. Nd. ro'
! IN two straight heats. Fannie Golden Thomss A
HicSusn Poo-esTiIle I'd. aecu1d. Katherine II
Andrew = Clumins. Chevy Chase. Nd. third
Wats7tr1-v v. A. Fsvceft. and Potomac also
I FOURTH RACE-Special; p-rse. $40 Reba
Won: NAY Queen second Hsr-y c. third Tine
2--5. Z.5o54 2.sa OrTie. Bonnie Lassie. and Pete
Csse also t-U-red.
A fine programme Is prepared for TO
morrow. and there is assurance Of sufficl
ent attendance 10 more than compensat
for the loss occasiOned by the bad weatf
er Of Yesterday and the day before
An excellent programme is laid out 70
the finishing day
Among those present to-day were F
Hazel Casheu and wife, L. L NicholsO
land wife. Mrs Blalch E Cramer. Fran
! PAGE. Andrew J. Cummings, E T. Lyd
! dauem. II. A. Dawson, OF South Dakots
; Charles W Fields. John Philip Mulhngei
OF Frederick. and James F Purdum-
David J. Lewis. Democratic candidst
fo- Congress from this district. RENAME
over from yesterday, and made a livel
canvass among the voters present at III
t fair
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
SEES A BRYAN VICTORY.
Lifelong Republican Fears for the
Party's Chances.

Party's Chances.
srecssi TO The Washington Hsaid-
Stanton. Va. Aug 28--In an interview
TODAY Mai 5. N Eost. a lifelong Re
pub1ican for many years postmaster
here. stated that he had come 70 the con-
clusion that Bryan would undoubtedly
win in the Presidential election next No
vanbar. He said: With D. B. Hill
and Alton 3. Parker both stUmping for
the commoner. the Democratic nominee
should carry New York
Mai Yost thinks that sentiment Is grow
ing daily in Bryan's favor. and that he
will win unless the political winds change
from their present course
Mai Yost has been a stanch Republi-
! can all his life. but does not admire
Taft and the manner in which he was
nominated. He cays he IS yet undecided
as to which candidate viii get his per
/ sonal vote. although ne fully expects u
determine the question before the cleo
/ ton comes on He says there are things
+ about Bryan he does not admire. but thai
I he is undeniably a clean and sincere man
an able statesman. and magnetic
/ speaker
Mai Yost came bere in 1877. and ha:
long aeen Identified with the city's In
terests. He is well informed on nationa
politics. and seldom gives out opinion!
without research and a thorough stud
Of conditions. As 20 the gubernatoria
/ fight in Virginia. sIr. Yost firmly believe
that M Stuart viii set the nomination
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
FATE MAY SPARE
CHARLES ROBERTS
Continued from PAGE One.

minutes 70 70. Nr. Roberts is an old
friend OF the family
When We reached Rhode Island ave
nue. I suggested that We should return
ZIr- Roberts told the pusher 10 co so.
when the door was forcibIy opened and
We were confronted by a masked man
with a revolver. who commanded US 70
hold Up our hands and demanded money.
Mr.. Roberts refused 70 do So and
as he advanced toward the man the lat
ter fired and then ran away Mr. Rob
erts said: Tn shot BY this time the
pusher had secured an officer The Off
Ger called for an ambulance and We went
20 q nearby ho-el 10 wait. where a nv
sician took him in charge and put him
in an automobile which carried him 10
the hospital"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
ViII Remove Hebrew Dead.
IL 2. Ne NHashinr-nn He-sld

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, Aug 28--,Eithin a short
while the dead OF the Oldest Hebrew
cemetery in Richmond VIII probably be
disinterred from a section occupied by
business houses and removed, with the
tombstones. TO the more imposing burying
ground at Fourth and Hospital streets.
Lying in the cemetery at Twenty-frst
and Franklin streets are Hebrew dead
whose bodies were committed TO the grave
generations ago
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
NO MoNGOLs FOR THEM.
Anti-Asiatic Immigration League
Pushes Propaganda.

An appeal for the aid and enrollplent OF
every supporter Of the movement against
Asiatic immigra tion. agitated by the Ma
tionaI AntI-Asiatic Immigration League
Of the United States, has been issued by
that organization. which was organized
in this city a few weeks ago
No monetary obligation is involved in
giving support TO the work other than
voluntary. and all who favor the league
principles are urged TO send their names
to the treasurer. Richard E Evans, l4l5
G street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Burglars work Richmond.
ii - Ne Washs1r-o1 Heraid.

Sreclzl % he Nzsh-ls-ol heTzld-
Richmond. Va. Aug S.-Expert burg
lars worked Main and Broad streets last
night. carrying away loot which cannot
be estimated The thieves entered the
Broad street places by means OF the sky
ught. Jewslry and cash are missing from
Bachrach's pawn shop and from Tragic 5
drug store The storehouse OF l. S Led
man. on Main street, was entered, TN
breIlas and shoes being taken.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
CHECKS FOR OLD SOLDIERS.
Ten Thousand to Go OUt from
VirEfuia'S Capital.
.-L.- ... rl.- 49, Eer-.E-

Special 20 Tie Nass--z-1l Eerl4-
Richmond. Va. Aus 2S--Ts1 thousand
checks are 70 be mailed from the Office
OF the auditor of the state On the even
ing Of August 81 The checks are in pay
ment Of pensions 70 Confederate veterans
These checks viii reach a total of SS55-oc9.
They are TO BE- paid In fun on presentation
70 any bank IN the state
In some sections Of the state men have
been Inscriptions enough 20 charge the
beneficiaries as much IS per cent for
Collecting the checks. The total amount
Of pensions paid by the state. inclUding
-rra arpr0-riation for the soldiers home.
IS close on 10 S51G.oo0. TIE pensioners are
being reduced IN numbers every year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

Hot Springs. Va. Aug Zs--Mr- Taft's i
stay at Hot Springs ended tonight He
left at $50 o'clock with Mrs Taft, their
son Charlie. and seven or eight news
paper correspondents for Middle Bass Isl
and. Lake Erie
Mr. and Mrs Taft will be the guests
/ there Of the Middle Bass Fishing Club
{ for week The candidates last day
+ in the Virginia mountains was a busy
/ one. In the seven weeks that he had
/ been here the volume Of his correspond
ence had steadily increased. but when
I It came time for moving he found that
he had an enormous Job on his hands
f His secretaries were busy all day pack
ing Up the records and letter files. and
one Of them VIII have 10 remain over
a day or so longer before the Job is
completed and everything headed for Gin
CinnatL
office Moved 70 Cincinnati.
Fred Carpenter. the Candidates private
secretary, has made arrangements for tire
executive Offices in Cincinnati at the Ho-
tel sinton Mr. and Mrs Tart wfII live
at this hotel. and it is possible that some
Of the candidates speeches 10 visiting
delegations viii be delivered N one Of the
big meeting rooms IN the hotel instead
Of from the front porch Of Charles P
Taft's home Il IS pretty certain how
ever. that the candidate viii not be able
20 stay permanently in Cincinnati during
> the entire campaign. He Will be obliged
A., 20 yield 70 the numerous demands which
, are being made on him 20 appear in tEe
doubtful States
Besides the annoyance Of moving day.
the candidate had 90 contend with "a
speech w1ich he IS % deliver az Athens.
{ Ohio. before the veterans Of The civil and
Spanish wars to-Torrow morning
70 Cheered When He Left.
4 a good many OF the summer guest,
? were down zt the railroad station TO see
Q the Taft party Of. M TAFT was cheered
r. rou1dIy- The party had a special ca-
p which viii carry them rieht through JC
Toledo except for the stop at Athens
p The Taft party viii arrive al Arhe1:
2. at about y O'Clock IN the morning. and
p wiu remain there until Q il the afternoon
Z Nr and Mrs Taft Viii be the guests o.
! Gen G-CsVeuor- The candidates -Qeecl
e. before the veterans VIII be 1onpoIlGcaL
The man with the coon dog issue ha.
come 10 the front again. He appelreS
2 four times in the liEe Of handsLakers a
y the TAFT reception on Virginia day here
80 and each time. IS De E-ssped the candi
l. dates hand Le said GppealluEiv- p
- you're elected. sub. I want you 70 find ~
- q good coon dog
Wants Coon DoE.
NJ Taft put him or with the argumen
that good coon dogs are scarce. but n
. man insisted that he a. least declare him
self in favor OF the free and uu!imite
distribution OF them as far as they woui
Z 20. NOW he has decided that il VII b
- too long 20 wit until after election i
= wants a dog right away He gives Ei
name as Harry l. GiveEs, AID write
T. from Newcastle, Va
= Il am the man that asked you." say
n he. for the coon dog al Hot Springs o
- August q I i-cI1se addresses Of pal,
Is who have these dogs for sale Kind
e. send ne one that is arst class n the coo
81 business by the middle OF next month, g
w. our cCo--lurti1E season begins abO-
that time 7 am Eol-E my length for so
* this coming election iDclose my =:
n s7--a"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
POLITICIAN BEATS EDITOR.
Member Of Hatfield Family Objects
10 Newspaper Article.
- Il = - =.

SPECIAL % Tae Washington Hs1id
Roanoke. Va. Aug &--H- 2 kits,
editor Of the Daily Leader. OF Blueael5.
was attacked and seriously injured AZ
V-elch. W Va. to-day, BY Dr- H D.
Hatfield. o. WeIch-
The Leader is a DeUOC-aric paper and
recently published articles that were OF
fensive 10 some Of the politicians in the
coa1 fields kits went 70 Welcl today
70 attend a tennis tournament. when ne
was attacked by Hatfield. who knocked
him down breaking his nose and i-tlict-
ing internal injuries which. II IS feared
are OF a serious nature
4 party Of Kits friends left BlueAeld
fer Welch 10 Investigate
Hatfield Is a member Of the Hat1eid
family. OF Hatfeld-8IcCoy feud fame
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

Acting Secretary claims the companies
had no right 10 charge more -or llle
continuous Journey taken bv The en-
Move rhsn for one where -he ticket was
purchased from the starting point and me
Journey completed by purchasing an 2c-
cit1onsI ticket al some other point
Copies cf the complain have been
served or the carriers. and q date Tor
a hearing viii be set The printing alone
incident 10 tire hearing Of this coInp-dll-t
VIII cost iu excess Of SlGo
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
spsaai .. ras wasai1z.oa Read

spsciai 20 TIE WashinEtoa Read
Baltimore. Nd. Aug. 8-Stirred TO its
DEPTHS as never before. Baltimore fash
Lonable life to-day experienced sensation
after sensation. as a few sksics were un-
ra-eled from the mysterious shooting al
Atlantic City Of Charles Boyle Roberts
the big. athletic, and wealthy clu5man.
while in company with Ms v s G. WI
liams, one oS the most beautiful rnatrons
Of the citys smart ser
The arrival OF detectives from Atlantic
CITY 10 take up in this city the investiga-
don OF the case. and the advent OF the
Baltimore police into The AFFAIR. gave
color 10 the rumor that had been per
sistent for the past twenty-fcur hours
thar a relative Of Mrs W S G. Williams
knew more about the shooting than he
was willing 70 have known
Early in the day willie" Williams,
Ehe husband of the woman, was suspect
Cd. and in the afternoon the police re-
refved word that the authorities IN At
la1tlc City had possession Of facts they
claimed would dispr1ve 8Ir. Williams &C
rouut Of his movements for the past r7yo
months
1Tr Williams statement. issued IN -L5
afternoon through his law partner. M-
Il. Caveudish Darrell, fatty coatradictet
previous statements made by NJ VII
Sans himself The statement given ou'
BY lEr. Darrell was announced 70 De Of
fetal for AIr. Williams. and was EiveI
by 1I- Darrell in The capacity Ot his al
zCrCey-
Opposite Assertion
On Tuesday night. 8Ir Williams mad
the statement. and reiterated Il. that 30
did net know his wife was i1 Atlant-
CITY al the time the shooting took place
Naturally. there was surprise today yy-e
Mr. Darrell told the newspaper men rha
1Ir. Williams had talked 70 his wife owe
the telephone on Wednesday morning
and that Mrs Williams had told her hus
hand she would return 10 The william
.cgun--y seat II Long Green to-day
Il was reported that on Thursday morn
snE IL. Williams. while talking over %
case with several persons lu the Man
land Club. where he had spent Thu-5da
nielt. SAID he had been IN Philadelphi
on Wednesday u-sE-. and had left t1s
city OF Baltimore in tire nelghoorhood
Il O'Clock That was about an hour ate
The shooting occurred
Husband Under Watch
News came from atlantic City c0-uigl
that the police rhere placed 70 credsn-
IN the r0-d-Up stories and that rll
had under suspicion ". s G. William
The husband OF 8Irs. Williams Wneth'
" GIia-as actually shot Roberts the =
lice Us-e unwilling 20 Elve cuJ- but ths
did declare that Williams had noc be5
in Europe 50r -le past six weeks. cs
had alleged. but had really been -n
Eznar0-luu undergoing treatment II
police O. Atlantic City also stated ta.
Lad evidence that lie Vas in Atlantic CE
II rle time ot The shooting The d
patches concluded with the sIzJe--e
thai Ms Williams was being 6e-zlD
f. atlantic Cry as a witness IN the cas-
lIrs. Williams did not reach here Z
cay. IS she had planned
Tonight reporter went out 20 Loi
Green % question M Williams on q
days developments Williams had be-
IN Baltimore all day. having come 20 q
city early iC the morning and returned
his country home on the train that le
the North Avenue station a s-i5- WI
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Local Temperature.

sa r. CO. % a. H. 65. = noon. 6. 2 2. n s.:
{ ?. H. g. o. m s.; o IA. g. 10 p n. g.
Nzrlu-r1 g minimum Sc
Helative hunldl-v-s a. m. = z r. n. 81; p
n S. Rainfall 5 p. u- % D. m-'- o. H1us oi
sunshine Is2- per cent n possible sunshine. 10
Tsn7ea-ure sane date lzs- year-NIaz-uzra. 81;
f-lnl11rn o.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Barred from Politics.

The Postmaster General Saturday is
sued an order calling attention 10 & pre-
vious circular forbidding employees from
participating in politics The Treasury
Department issued a similar order q few
days ago
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
NEAR FIVE MILLIONS
Flood Losses in Georgia More
Than All the Rest.
AUGUSTA MILLS SHUT DOWN
City Flooded by Rivers and Rain,
where Nearly Score Perished-
slowly Emerging from Ruins ana
Patching Up Bridges, Houses, and
Fences.

Atlanta. Ca. Aug s-A call for as
sistance. a loss OF Sl.5oo.oo9 IN Augusta
alone. and OF $4,000 in other cities In
South Carolina and parts Of Ge1r-ia- and
a loss OF life estimated 1T thirty sum
rrsrfzss the Hood conditions in the South
to-day
Reports Of damage from. points in South
and North Carolina are coming in slowly.
Bridges have been washed away II south
Ca~oli1a along the Southern Railway and
until midnight last night Il vas iupos-
sib!e to secure communication with any
point outside of Atlanta
Il is not expected that the loss CT lfe
will De Increased. Most Of the killed by
the high water at Augusta-fourteen-
were caught in their homes on the out
skirts u the city. There are many un-
verified ru--0-s OF others killed Mos
oT the dead were negroes
All MILLS shut Down
Everv mill In Augusta where loss O.
life occurred has been shut down. ant
there vii be no manufacturing orsrs-
tons fer weeks Five thousand person.
have been thrown out of eupl7yr.. .ent f.
Augusta. ard JEe list wiz be sweHed g,
$3.50 when the mills Il other Geo-gi,
cities and the Caro-iras are considered
A dozen trains on various railrcac
T ar-srrr-ed 20 leave Atlanta yesterday and
I last night Sor Northern points, bu
were blocked i- South Carolina h'
+ v-ashsE-out bridges Many % these train
{ returned 20 the city. some were De
/ toured by way Of Chattanooga The frs
I trains from New York 20 arrive for seV
I eraI DAYS reached Atlanta last night
I Augusta. Ca. Aug -,.-At le-sJ o'cloc
to-day the Central grammar school, IN
dermined by the food. had collapsed, IN
walls OF the National Biscuit COupan
building had fallen. and the uloe-pinnln
OF the port Royal bridge had been washe
away. The bridge itself had not fallen
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Tide Table.

To-dzy-Hizh tide. sz5 a. n and s-5 p n: lo7
tlde 5-s5 a. n ald 40 D. n
T.-mouow-Hish tide. l6-l2 g. r. and lo@9 ?. n
low tide ~ a IL and - ? II
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
SUSPICION HAUNTS
ELUSIVE WILLIAMS
Husband OF Woman DOdges
Investigation.
SHE FAILS TO RETURN HOME

with Roberts When Latter Is Shot
in Roller Chair by Masked Man,
While Baltimore Is in n Furry
over the ARair-DeniaI by Darrell.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
remnerntnre. Ii o. CItIe..


Tzlpe-ztl-es II Other cites tesatEsr with the
amount g raiufa for the twelve hours ended az 5
?. IA, Es.erdsy, are as follows
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Condition of the water.

epe-zl % Tie Washington Herald
Hz-pGs FeTT-. W Va, Aug S--BCtd r1Fsrs
nu55y this eTeni1g-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
TAFT AFTER THE FISH
Leaves Hot Springs Golf and
All Politics.
FOR WEEK AT MIDDLE BASS

After stay on the Lake, the Re-
publican Candidate for President
VIII Go TO Cincinnati, where
Headquarters VIII Be Located for
the balance of the Campaign.
Williams news., 1908-11-14
RECORDERS WEEKLY REPORT

The following Is the weekly re- port of instruments filed in the recorders off1os for the week end ing Nov 12, 1908:
 Bill of sale, H. L. Fredrick to Benj. F. Casner.
 Release deed. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to Jos: Johnston. Warranty deed, R. J. Arsy te Grand Canyon Electric Light and Power Co.
 Water location, Round tank, Can yon Diablc. Pat O'Teole.
 Warranty deed, Mary E. Vail to Wm. H. Campbell.
 Release of chattel mortgage, Ben Taylor to H. L. Fredrick.
 Affidavits of labor, J. w. Fran cis, affiant, on the following claims, situate in the White Mesa district: Anaeonda. Eli. Ida M. Smythe, Little Dick. Manic E. San Juan. Victor, Verde Valley, and White Mesa Queen.
 Water loration. Old Chimney water hole, Jacks canyon, N. s Bly,.
 Water location, reservoir. lacks canyon, N. s. By.
 Bill of sale, Frank J. Hechderff. CT to J. E. Hanna.
 Release of mortgage, First Nat. Bank of Oroville te L. H. Archer.
 Warranty deed. L. H. Archer and husband to s. & NJ. L. Go.
 Warranty deed, Mary E. Vail te Geo. w. Black.
 Warranty deed, Mary E Vail to Geo. w. Black.
Williams news., 1908-11-14
Colored Church Organized

Wednesday evening, November II, the colored people of this city met at the court house and listened to sermon preached by Rev. w. H. Prince.
 The sermon was interesting and instructive. After some remarks upon the duty of his people to be industrious and to cultivate friend. ship with the best white people. Rev. Prince organized tho First Af- riean Methodist Episcopal church, with five members. Meetings will be held at the city hall every Sun- day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev. D. Roberts will encourage and spir- itually advise this little number until they can get pastor.
 Rev. Prince is the presiding el- der of the Pueblo district, which embraces Southern Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. He asks the moral support of all the sitizsns of Williams.