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The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
OPERATE ON >PENROsE.
Physicians Say Senator's Condition
Is Much Improved.


Philadelphia, April l6.-An operation
was performed on Senator PenTose to
day by DR.. J. " White. in the Univer-
sity Hospital The erysipelas swelling on
the side of the neck. in which a large
amount Of puss had collected was lanced
and the mucous matter removed.
The surgeons united in pronouncing the
operation highly successful.
Senator Penrose spent the night at the
hospital, and if he is strong enough will
leave there tomorrow afternoon for the
country home of his brother. at Devon.
He will remain there until he fully re-
covers his strength.
The Senator's trip to the hospital 90
day was the first time he has been out of
the house for many weeks.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
MUST SERVE SENTENCE.
President VIII Not Interfere in Van
Schaick Case.

The President viii not interfere in the
case of Capt. W. S. Van Scs,aick, COM
mander Of the steamer General sloeum.
which was burned near New York several
years ago
Capt. Van Schsi2k is serving a ten
year sentence in Sing Sing prison, fol-
lowing a conviction for negligence, re-
sUltlng in loss Of life. a committee from
the Maritime Exchange, of New York,
called az the White House yesterday
morning to urge a pardon for Capt Van
Schaick.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
TAKES BOTTLE TO BROTHER.
Bomb-throweP'E sister Suspected by
Hospital Authorities.

New York. April IA sister of the
Union Square bomb thrower, Seas Silver
stein, visited her brother in the prison
ward of Bellevue Hospital to-day and
gave him a bottle containing some liquid
which straightway was removed for
analysis.
Bellevue got word sometime ago that
an attempt would be made to pass 10
.Siverstein something whereby he could
end his life.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
SHIP WITHOUT A RUDDER.
French steamer Asks Aid, hut 1t Is
Refused.

London. April 16.-Man steamships ar
riving from New York report sighting in
mid-Atlandc the French steamship Breiz
Huel, of Nantes, from Dunkirk via Fayal
for New York, with rudder broken.
She asked to be towed to the nearest
point. but the liners were unable to as
sist her
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
MEXICAN SOLDIERS DESERT.
Twenty-Five Infantrymen XIII Three
Policemen.

Mexico City. April 16-The war de-
partment is advised that twenty-five sol
diers, belonging to the Eleventh Regiment
Of infantry. deserted in a body at Ma
zatlan, taking their arms and a large
quantity OF ammunition with them.
Three policemen. who attempted to in
tercept them. we're shot and killed The
deserers fed into the mountain. where
they are being pursued by a large force
of rurales
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
WILCOX EXPLAINS VOTE
Tells Why He Opposed Anti-racing
Bill in New York.

Auburn. n. Y, April Ex-senator Ben
jamin NJ. Wilcox, of Auburn, explained 10
his constituents tonight in a signed
statement. his reason for voting against
the anti-raee track gambling bills.
He said that in his opinion. the penalty
attached to the bill for a mere act of
betting is too drastic for a reasonable
man TO support The Percy-Gray law.
he declares. has been on the statute
books for thirteeE years and no governor
ever suggested ios repeal until the pres
ent session Of the legislature.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
PATERSON GETS HOLIDAY.
Mayor Declares Good Friday Is 4
Legal Day of Rest.

Paterson. y. j. April 1e.-Msyor Nc
Bride to-day notified the heads of all
the city departments that they are TO
observS tomorrow. Good Friday. as a
legal holiday and conduct no business.
Not only viii the city departments be
closed. but the banks and courts win
also observe the holiday.
The mayor said the general feeling in
this cit. seems to favor the holiday on
Good Friday and he has therefore cr-
dered that no city business be conduct
ed on that day.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
TROOPERS HELD IN READINESS
Members of state COnstabuIary Are
Modified at WiIkesbRrre.

wiIkesbarre. April 16.-Troopers Of
Troop b. Of the State constabulary. who
were Oh Monday sent out to patrol the
trout streams in this part Of the State.
have been hastily recalled TO the barracks
at wyoming, near here, by Capt. Robin
son. upon orders received from Supt
Groome. and they are now all ready
10 start for Chester Pa. at few
minutes notice. II their aid Is needed in
suppressing violence arising from the
street car strike.
The last OF the troopers came in this
afternoon and The fun force of the troop
is now at the barracks, and win be held
there until further orders are received
from Supt. Groome,
II is understood that other troops have
also been mobilized and are awaiting or
ders.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
TWO MORE FIRE VICTIMS.
Bodies of Chelsea Woman and Serv-
aat Found in Ruins.

Boston. April 16.-The bodies of Mrs. J.
B. Fenwiek. of Mrs. Walter C. Barnes, of
Glenridge. n. J., and Of Miss Elizabeth
Boyer a domestic employed in the Fen
wick family, were found beneath a heap
Of bricks on Cherry street, in Chelsea,
late this afternoon.
The bodies were almost entirely con-
sumed, but were identified by means OF
iewelry found with them.
These bodies made the known dead total
eleven, VITO persons having died from in
juries sustained during the FIRE.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
CONsTABULARY AT SAVER.
squad of Ten Troops seeks TO Pre-
vent Trouble with BoiIermakerr.

Squad Of Ten Troops Seeks 10 Pre-
vent Trouble with ROiIermakerH.
sayer Pa, April IA squad of ten
troops from Troop B. of the state con-
stabulary was sent here to-day upon re-
quest of the sheriff Of Bradford County,
who fears that violence viii follow the
Importation Of strike breakers in the Le-
high Valley Railroad shops, where the
boilermakers are on strike.
One of the strikers was shot recently,
ana there is so much i'll feeling against
the strike breakers that trouble is threat
ened.
1t is believed the presence of the troop
ers will prevent an outbreak.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
HOUSE KILLS BAR
ON SUBMARINES
Allows Secretary TO Use His
Own Judgment.
NAVAL BILL Is PASSED
Williams Delays it and Delights
His Colleagues.

Traces Course of Naval Warfare
from the DHgout Up, and Shovrz
thaf Principle OF Not Authorizing
Too Many Battle Ships at a Time
Is Oid-Gives Up Poetry-maLiBg as
Result of DalzeiFs Yerse-murder.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
FR0STS THREATEN FRUIT.
Norfolk in Grip of Lowest April
Temperature In Years.

Temperature IN Years.
Norfolk. Va, April Thermometers at
midnight here tonight are registering a
temperature of between IS and 20 de-
grees above zero. about as cold as it has
ever been known to get here in mid
April and the indications are that one
of the most disastrous frosts that has
ever formed in the Eastern Virginia fruit
and truck belt viii form between now
and daylight.
Fruit and other trees are almost in
full leaf, and thousands Of acres of vege-
tables are up and growing. A wind, it
would SEEM is the only thing that can
prevent killing frost. II blew early in
the night. but ii has lulled
The temperature is still dropping. and
much damage has already been done.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
FURNISHED RAD MEAT.
One Years imprisonment First
Sentence I'm French Scandal.

Sentence I'm French Scandal.
Paris. April. IA butcher OF Bar-le-
Due named Levy has been sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment at hard labor
on the charge of having furnished bad
meat to the army.
This is the first result of the investi-
cation ordered recently by the minister
of war. Gen. Piequart. owing to the
charge brought to the notice OF the min
istry that the eommissary department of
the army was involved in scandals in
the purveying of stores.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
small. Easter Flowers

18th and @ SITS, Washington; Waldorf
Astoria and 1853 Broadway y. Y Flow
ering plants and cut flowers in great pro-
fusion.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

Special Pennsylvania Railroad tour
Apris IS. $3.50 from Washington covers
rtgnd-trip transportation and enc and
three-quarter days. board al New Hotel
Cape May. Particulars of B. NJ Newbold,
2. A. S. h. D., 18th and @ SITS.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

Are operated on Baltimore & Ohio 80
p. m train. Washington to New York.
This affords ample opportunity for pas
accyrnYls oda tfons
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
ofer Easter at Cnpe Mar.

Special $3.50 tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad. April rs, from Washington.
Round-srip transportation and i% days
board gt new million-dollar hotel.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

For your funds will be found in banking
dept of Union Trust Co, 18th and II SITS.
Absolute safety. interest on all accounts,
subject to check. Government control
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
Tive Draring-Room Sleeping Cars

OF Easter flowers. A pTofusion of bloom
ing plants and lovely baskets Of flowers,
reasonably priced. Blackstone. 18th & II.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
Spend Faster az New Capc MY.

Sf3.5G tour via Pennsylvania Railroad.
April Is, from Washington. Covers round
trip transportation and hotel expenses
from Sat dinner till after breakfast Mon,
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
ANGRY At HARTMAN
Illinois Central Stockholders
Resent Stock Issue.
SEEKING CONCERTED ACTION
Capitalists at Hartford Meet to Sc
Iect Representatives Opposed to
Proposed .Issue-One Man Charges
Loss of $4,000, 600 Through Maaip-
uIatiOn by Union Paciac Interests.

Hartford April l6.-Durng the fight be-
tween stuyvesant Fish and Z. II. Harri-
man for control OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company the stockholders here
sbeuts were practically unanimous in sup
pert Of Mr. Fish. They are not yet recon
eiled 10 the Hartman control, and when
another notice Of the meeting Of the
stockholders TO authorize an issue of
$50 100000 Of stock there came a request
for proxies in the name Of President
Hartman some Of the large Hartford
stockholders decided to call a meeting
TO obtain concerted action.
The meeting was held to-day, Daniel r,
Howe. a capitalist. presiding. Vice Presi-
dent p. p. Woodward. Of the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Company, went
over the history of the recent contest
and referred to President Harahan, Of
the road, as being controlled by Mr.. Har-
riman.
Cost Stockholders Millions.
Discussing the acquisition by the Union
Pacific of a large block of Illinois Central
stock at Sl75. Mr.. Woodward declared
that this speculation by Mr.. Hartman
had cost the Union Pacific stockholders
Sle go through the decline in the pries
of Illinois Central stock. He urged thai
the stockholders in Hartford and vicinity
send their own representatives 10 tht
meeting
/ Charles E. Gross. lawyer, said that
when he received request from Presi
dent Harahan for his proxy he threw il
/ in the waste basket. He said he hae
utterly lost confidence in these men.
/ President NJ Fl. Whaples Of the Con
nectlcut Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany. was in favor of Hartford sending
! its owl. representatives 10 the meeting Of
stockholders. and it was voted. Chair
man Howe appointed as the committee Il
! receive proxies and attend the meeting
! George A. Fairfield. formerly president Oi
/ the Hartford Machine Screw Company
and owner of about 500 shares Of Illinois
/ Central stock; Mr.. Woodward, and Fran
4 els r. Cooley, of the banking house o.
/ T. r. Cooley & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

Easter Lilies. Rambler Roses. and Other
Blooming Plants, &c. at shaffer'S.
18th and !. Reasonable prices. Phone 2j1s.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
Continued on page 4, Column {
Saturday and sunday

AsAtHsrt@A ~ A+sAAeAfaAHfNs
Only SIS. via Pennsylvania r. r. Tick.
cts good returning until Sunday night. All
trains except the Congressional Limited. .
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
CHESTER RIOTERS
BUY SMALL ARMS
Governor Orders Out Troops
TO Quell Strikers.
BOMBS NAY BE USED
Two Strike-breakerS Shot by
Union Carmen.

.sfob Threatens Life Of President of
OF City DenOunees Management of
COrpOration-HOt Water Used to
Guard PropeEty-Dynamite stored
in Quarry Goes on Accidentally.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains,
both ways, both days. except ROYAL Lin
tied City Offices, l4l7 st. and 619 Pa.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
ARMY OF JAPANESE
VISITORS IN CITY
distinguished Body OF 0rien-
tails on Tour of World.
WILL VISIT PRESIDENT
Scheduled to Make Visit to Cap
it0l and Mount Vernon.

Party the Guest of Asahi shimbun,
Representative of that News
paper, Accompanying Travellers.
Wideawake and Alert 10 See and
Hear and take Mental Notes of
Places of Interest in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
4 satisfactory Depository

10000 Easter Lilies. $50 Dozen.
II called for Kramer, the Florist, sl6 +
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
GRAND FIornI Exhihitlon

$4,000 Easter Lilies, $50 DOzen,
T called for. Kramer. the Florist. 9l6 F
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Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
BaItlmore and Return, sl.2s.

10000 Easter lilly Plants.
75c. 81. Kramer. the Florist 9l6 + st
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
TO Visit Capitol Tod

The programme for to-day consists OF a
trip to the Capitol, where the visitors
win have an opportunity to see our Amer
lean lawmakers in action. Other govern
ment buildings and departments will also
be visited.
No arrangements have been made for
this afternoon. The members are left TO
their own devices.
Tomorrow a Clip to Mount Vernon VIII
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15

i
sIt.used to be that an intoxicated man
headed quietly for home was unmo-:
Tested by the Fairmont police; "a also
that prisoners charged with the crime
of drunkenness were allowed to give
bail for their appearance In police
court. Now 1t appears that in the ad-
ministration OF Justice by some police
men a prisoner. is not only refused his
freedom when bail is offered but the
man who asks for the prisoners re-
lease is advised to Ego home and stay
there.""---Fairmont Times.
No one has been heard to complain
about the revenue arising from fines
except the mayor. Several times he
has WINGED because the fees from
fines were low. Policemen are proba.
bly, under his Instructions. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
Facturer


There will be a public sale. of un
claimed e express shipments by the
United States Express Company al
the corner Of Main and Jeffers,.r
street, between the Mountain City and
Christie's Drug Scores. on Saturday,
June goth. GOO pieces consisting Of
trunks. yalises. boxes and packages
as originally shipped. Will Sbe sold
for charges at public auction to the
highest bidder. The sale will com.
mence at L. p. m. s5s3 8 s
q This sale will includes packages
that tie company could not deliver
from all the express offices between
here and Pittsburg, between Fair.
mont and Wheeling and between this
city and Grafton. The local office has
about one dozen packages that con.
signee could not be found. AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15

70 Lecture Here Twlre Fliis week.
The people et F,airnpnt are 10 be
cong tllated on the gnoa fortune tSs:st
IS theirs hearing RS plliian pisss
Eepn. p: Of lnndcn lectnt ! Ia s,ii !,
city tome rfpM afte rnooon ana esspss 4.
Sspurgeansi - q cousin ofs the sycrid.
sfamedg Charles H. Sturgeon and Is Si III
this count at the time dong
ehatauqua WORK. q
His terms are usually one hundred
dollars per lecture, but he cones "a
F'airmcnt without any guarantee other
than than .a;s silver offering at each lecture.
This generous on Ter IS ours BECAUSE Of
his being In Buck hannon oh Monday
evening and having Tuesday S evening
open.
Those who heard him last Friday.
evening at; the Presbyte rian Church
voted unanimously to accept his gen:
erons Offer to return to us on 'Tnesd az.
He win lecture tomorrow afternoon
alta o'clock on The life 81 Charles
HI spnrgeoni' at. the First & ii n 81.
Church, and ia the evening at s O'clock
In the M: 2. Temple he: will deliver
his popular lecture "a d Vice to aIarrriee,1,
People and to People 3Aobutf to Be Mar.
r!ed .' Come out and show y our t,rli ap.
citation Of the ectnrer's generosity.
iA5 silver offering at both ectures: " !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15


va The Mingo Republican makes the
following note concerning a visit 4ot
the editor OF the West Virginian to
Williamson last week:
Hon. NJ. C. Tough. editor OF the
Fairmont West virgininn and sec
Rotary Of the board ofaregents for the
normal schools, was in Williamson
last Friday. Mr.. Lough Is a canll.
date for State Superintendent OF
Schools, and the purpose OF his vis-
It: here was to place his candidacy
before the A1ingo delegates to the
State convention. Those who met Mr..
Tough were favorably impressed with
him and It would not. be surprising il
the Mingo delegation concludes to
support him. He is graduate of the
State University and taught school for
a number OF years. Fl:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
LAReElIRoN ORDERS aookED !,

sff The independent furnaces have book.
ell orders for two hundred thousand
tons Of pig iron This announcement
follows the large steel orders placed
during the past week, and furnaces
that have been blown out OF blast are
being hurrledly blown in and repairs
recently set for the future are now be
ing rushed. This does not mean a
boom in the metal trades, but indicates
an end to the policy OF consumers
or holding of for much better prices.
There Is no good reason why business
should not improve steadily from this
time forward.-Ohio Valley Manu-
"a ~ rrr,. * g - 80 ~ h 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
|B0NSER HAS SCHEME
Finds Han Who Has Invented
q Way n 10 Reduce Coal Bills.
MAKES |! I! A a TEsT8 I'M FURNAc E.

s!Fermula Fails Hui Bring "a bout che ID .
Sired Result. and Experiment Ends
na Fisht u. 8. Tries 10 censols
IS Disheartsn.d sHusb and. M
Icopyrtght. 1901. by Homer sprngrne.l Il
AT e O'Clock the other nj ternoon$ a
! strang man called "a d the Bowser
house and nsked If he was home yet
md wien answered In the negative
isnid TINT he had nm appointment with
him Tor that hour and would wait.
While lie sat down onithe front steps
Mrs. Bowser cudgeled her brains as to
what he might want. III was "a Tong,
lean. link and solemn looking MIN
! He seemed "a man who bad been dis.
appointed In tile world and Ind lost ali
hope. She couldn't think he was d man
WHO Ind a COW or a balloon to sell. IN
81 The MYSTERY had lasted only a quar-
ter OF an: hour, when Mr. Bowser came
home. He was walking fast and had a
business mir about him. 81 After saying
q few words to the man on the steps
he entered the house, and of course
Mrs. Bowse. asked him what was go-
Ing to happen. "a Y, s "A ~
THE man out ON the steps is q Mr..
Rasher." he replied. II have been talk
Ing with him all the forenoon. He ID
the man who Invented the catch any-
thing trap. It will catch anything
from bug to an elephant, and the
man who beat him out OF his patent
has made a million dollars out of II. = y;
lis TINT why he looks go down In the
mouth q asked Mrs: Bowser.s
s.31485 He Was an lnvent cor. e
That and other things. He Is the
Inventor Of tho double ended nursing
bottle for twins! He brought out the,
machine to throw cats or the fence
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15

we recsfyedS stertIay d of tie
Eindpsttial edi Hon 81 the mont West
ytrEdntan a beatt ifnl1y tinted hand
lonely. illustr ated. nsat Iy:Bonnd MA &:
sztne Issued Bys tie West Man
~ the interest sofS s.1tys or 8 lrnlnnt
and the COUNT ofi Mario DnIli1s tho
past; few ears quite d nunberspf West
virginta newspapers have issued In:
,iustrial editipns OF this nature. s6utSws.
10 not remembe 81 having seen ".
thing betterror even as Snice-as this
Eroduction from the Test virrinlan:s
presses; We trust that the Industrial
edition Will red onnd TO the great good
|ef4 Fairrnont and to our Marion county
Republican con emporary In the sman-
ner which It richly merits. 4 he a.
l.ancial returns 10 the newspa pers issn-
ing editions OF thls natures arc never
adequate to the completes work. 50
about the only benefit TO fbe derived
s. ito the city and Immediate section
|inswhich they are pt,bll shel. This all
tionio OF the West rginian should com
mend itself to ali with whom st comes
In contact. and IT should really accom-
p1ish great things for the industrial
development of our sister county -
Grafton Republican,. " i.ss3s:5
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Saterfield-McGinnis,

IA AR. Walter G. sattertield. aad Miss
Stella G McGinnis. both Of this city
were united in marriage on Saturday
evening ut the residence OF the oincint.
Ing minister. Rev. ". ]. Eddy, Mr.,
sattertield is a rural mail carrier and
IL Is well known in the city and country,
His bride is a popular and charming
young woman. ~ Nd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15

yesfd but shali contain Inc psoTi, 5o6
that TIE Board Of Hlncation shah haze
the right 4 any tim5 after three
sesrs to eali ID. pey on and redeem.
any Or iii q SAID bonds. ana tl,eret,,,y
reliete itself and The district 81 81, {.
tuftifsf liability arising from SAID
bonds 20 paid ON schatged and re.
dssmed Any Of sat a bonds which
said board smly desfres 70 redeem shift
sbes selet tsa by the bpard.
Resolved urther, T'hat All ord III Is
meet and pay of the; interest ana pin,
belpals of said bonds it shah he Tie; duty
|ofs the board of ed ncation 4 81 Grant
district. in the annual levy made BY ,,
u, for the bull ding fund I for said y
Etrtet, to provide for the interest onsall
ofSsaid bonds osether with an iaaldi-
tionali sum TO be set apart at Interest.
ANNUALLY sun Client with It's 4 accrued
terest At or before the expiration
Iofa the term OF L Thrift four years. 4 to oI
pay OF and diseharg the said bonds
and their Interest at that time 81 IL 1
the option OF said board, a tterS the pes
Friod ~ three years from Sthe 4 date III
said bonds, said board may select and
redeem 3 such of said bonds as the
funds available for the purpose win;
permit, and when any such bon d. are
redeemed or paid 81 By the board.
they shall be duly cancelled !, and 4 X
record made thereof by the secretary
IN the minutes OF the board a
Resolved further, That all sques:
tons connected with the incurring OF
| said Ind ebte dness for the building Of
|! said two t,,. school houses the issue ami
sale OF said +bonds, and the payment
thereof for the q purposes aforesaid.
shall be. and are hereby; submitted to
the vote of the qualified voters OF
said Grant district, at q special cleo
ton to be held on the J27th day. OF!
June, 81 os. at the several voting tplac.
es in said district, as follows; to:wit:i
Monongah b, mayors office; Eyerson:
school house; Eldora at3Lowe's store:
Union school house and 4 Iinersvills.
school house, and said cleo ton shall
be held and conducted in all respect
rcnrii IN fr, n, 1, /, ~, ~, =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
Military Dance.

81 Company + Of the West Virginia
National Guards. will give a dance on
Wednesday evening, June j 18th !. at the
Casino for the Sbene at OF the! company
base ball team. Arrangements are
being made to make the occasion a
pleasant one.