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The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

If things do not change We viii have
a Democratic legislature in Indiana next
time"
This optimistic statement was made by
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall. the new Demo
cratic governor OF the Hoosier State. last
night. when asked how he was getting
along with his Republican lawmakers.
Gov. and Mrs. Marshall arrived in
Washington yesterday from New York
and the governor viii be a guest at the
! Gridiron dinner tomorrow night. They
are staying at the Riggs HOUSE
Speaking Of politics in general, Gov.
Marshall said he was sorry to nose ne
country is becoming more and more So
cialistic in its ideas He attributes this
10 the high protective tariff system. and
says it is forcing the laboring classes to
speak against the oppression and makes
them realize more and more the necessity
and benefit OF tariff for revenue only"
Scouts Tariff Commission Plan.
Although he has not had time to study
the qrestion fully, the governor says he
does not believe the tariff commission
provided by the bin introduced IN Con-
gress yesterday is practicable He thinks
that if men not interested in manufac-
lures are put on the commission It viii
result in the death OF the protective sys-
TEN. and. he added significantly. that the
Republican party was not going 10 stand
fer anything like that He said tariff
commission composed OF one man elected
from each State might be the solution
Of the question, but be doubts that.
He. asserts the country Will continue in
turmoil, so far as business is concerned.
until the tariff question is taken out OF
politics. TO do this. he says. the coun-
try must listen 10 the Democratic idea
of tariff for revenue:" that il will be
impossible TO keep the business interests
from interfering with legislation as long
as they are crying for protection
But 1 came 70 Washington 10 attend
the Gridiron dinner. and not to discuss
politics. said the governor. 7 have
always heard so much about the Grid
iron Club that It didn't take me but a
minute to decide 10 accept this invita-
ton. and now am going 10 have one
Of the times OF my life"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
ARMY AND NAVY.
Navy Orders

Capt. RICHARD c. MARSHALL. II. q.ar,er.
master. viii visit Fort Monrue. Va. on Of
acial business.
Lieut.. CD. CHARLES J. BAILEY. ard Mai
". coz. Coast Artillery Corps viii Troceed 10
Fcrt Monroe for consultation with the con-
mandant of the Coast Artillery school
Capt. FREDERIC W. HINRICHS IT,. Ordnance
Department. viii make not 10 exceed two risits
70 the rihe range a. Sea GiTt. y. J.
Leave of absence is granted % Iig Cen JOHN B.
KERR United statea army.
Col. RICHARD T. YEATAIAN. Eleventh Infantry.
upon being relieved n command of FUrt ID
A. Russell. Wye. viii Druceod 10 his home
lrcfantCEy 20 rctirpmCnt.
By direction o. the President, Capt. JOSIAH q.
MINUS retired, az his own request j. rfiiercd
from duty at Clemson Agricultural Concre.
Clemson College. $. G.
By direction q The President. Cart MARCUS B.
STOKES. Tenth infartry. is detailed ar Iro-
fessor q military science and tactics AZ Glen
son College
The following changes in TIE stations and duties
of raymlsters are ordered;
Cart. CHARLES =. MORTON is relieved from
duty IN the Department o. California aad VIII
proceed % 81 Louis.
CAPT. HENRY g. LYON is relieved from duty a.,
81. Louis. and viii proceed 20 san Francisco
and taks transport fer the Philippine Islands
Csrt. CHARLES W CASTLE is relieved from dlty
in the PHILIPPINE Islands. ard VIII proceed 10
san Franciscc.
Leave G. absence fer tEcnty-three DAYS u granted
First Lieut.. X. NEWTON. KsERULFF. 3ledi-
cal Reserve Cons
Ma. EDGAR RUSSELL Signal Corrs. VII rro-
ceed from Fort LeaTenEoTth 70 81. Louis for
Temporary duty.
By direction e the President. MAJ. NORRIS n.
BARR0LL. Cast Artillery CoTTs. IS detailed foT
service and o. fll a vacancy I'm the Pay be
IarimenL Naj BARRCLL win proceed to
Portland Greg
So much Of paragraph ls. Special Orders. No. s..
March p. as relates 90 Mai ROBERT ;.
WOODSON. Medical Corrs. Is amended as
20 direct aiaj. WOODSON on arrival al san
Francisco % Troceed 90 Fort Hamilton \. Y.
Leave Of absence fCr SIX DAYS Is granted Capt.
HENRY L. BROWN Medical Corps
Lave q aboence Is granted First Lieut. LEONARD
X. GRAN Is Medical Reserve CORPS.
Cart. ABRAHAM 5 BICkHAM quartermasser.
win report 90 Mai DAVID S STANLEY .
quartermaster. president q the examining board
at Washington.
By direction Of the President Col. CHARLES J..
CRANE. Ninth Infantry. and first Lieut..
CHARLES G. MORTIMER Third Field Ariil-
lery. are detailed as member and recorder. IT,
srectiTely. q the army retiring board appointed
TO meet az FC-t sam Houston. Tex.
BY direction Of tine President. First Lieut. LION
ARD X. GRAVES. Medical Reserve Corps Is
honCraby discharged.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Navy Orders.

The following orders have been issued
Rear Admiral ". T. SWINBURNE detached duty
as commander in chief L. 5 Pacific feet on
board West Virginia: hoEe and wait orders.
Rear Admiral L. SEBREE. detached commander
Of the Second division. First squadron. Paciac
Fleet. ON board Tennessee. duty as commander
in chief L. ;. Pacife Fleet. on board west
Virginia.
Rear Admiral Z. b. BARRY. detached duty as
supervisor Of naval auxiliaries navy ward New
York 10 duty as commander second division.
First squadron. [. :. Pacific Fleet. on board
Tennessee.
Cart D. W. COFFNAN. commissioned captain
in the navy.
Commanders W. II. G. BULLARD. C. NJ Nc
CORMICK. and 4. E. COONTZ. commissioned
commanders.
Lieut.. W. d. GREETHA1l. to duty Missouri.
Lieut.. q. WHITLOCk to duty works Of Wm
Cramp x Sons Ship and Engine Building Com
peny. Philadelphia.
Licats. D. Med. BRETON A. r. REED. A C..
PICKENS. &. A. RICHTER, r. A. TODD. c.
G. SOULE. H. T. hIllAEL. L. p MORGAN
G.. 8. MCDOWELL. a. &. CAFFEE r A
DAWES. ard d. =. WICHERSHANI commis-
stoned leutenants.
Ensign J. ) EVANS commissioned an ensirn.
Ensign G. A. RICHTER. orders 70 Paducah re-
Y0kcd
ENSIGN A. CLAUDE. detached KENTUCKY. TO tenn.
poray duty Newark. thence Paducah
MidshPman J. g. STEVENS. detached Chester
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Secretary Of War Dickinson yesterday
announced the personnel OF the party
TO accompany him on his trip to- Pan
ANA on the Mayflower Those who win
60 viii be the Secretary and Mrs. Dick
inson, Miss Edna Owsley, Of Chicago:
Prof. and Mrs. James Ross. OF Louis
vile: Dr. and Mrs. W c. Ewing. Of
Nashville, and Lincoln r. Clark, secre-
tary 10 Mr.. Dickinson. Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock has been invited and
may go. The Mayhower win stop at Ha-
vana for a day.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
NnrnI Constructor Weds

Boston. April 15.-Aiiss Elizabeth c.
Stiles. daughter Of Mrs. Dwight Chester.
Of Newton. and Emery Scott Land. as
sistant naval constructor at the New
York navy yard. weree married to-day IN
the First Baptist Church. Newton Cen
ter. Rev. R. G. Seymour. Of Pbiladel-
phia, peerfermed the cermony. assisted
by Rev. Maurice Levy. of Newton.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L. s Depi. a AgTicuiture. Weather Bureau.
Washing1oi THURSDAY Arrii =. lo1s-s D. n
Showers occurred THURSDAY IN New England. the
Missouri and l'rncr Mississippi valleys. and the
North psciEc States. elsewhere the weather Wzs
fair. TemHcTa,ures rcse ce1eraliy. except from the
Upper LAKE region. over the Missouri valley. WheIs
feu % points slightly beioE the seasonal aTeraEe-
showers are indicated for Frdav flo1 the States
of the Missouri VaIsy oFer The Western Lske re-
gor. and dnriug SATURDAY the ara ~ p-eciptati0n
VIII cover the Middle Wca-crn Stsics and extend
thence over the Ohio Valley ard 1bc Lake rcEiol-
Tcmrrraru7c changes VIII ut b. MARKED
The winds along rhc Atlantic cc1s- EIl he EEhI
ana varishle. on the s5uf c1ast li-hr 70 moderate
southeriv. on the Lover and Cpuer Lakes Egh-
% moderate ard mostly easteriy.
Sieamc1s derarting Friday for European ports VIII
have light variable winds shifting 10 indicate
easseriy. and partly cloudy weather 20 the Grand
Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
ORCHESTRA Is REORGANIzED.
Henry c. Rakemann Elected Leader.
Adopt Co-operntive plan.

That this city will support an up-to-
date symphony orchestra ike those which
annually visit Washington from PhiladeI-
phia and Boston, was the contention Of
more than fifty members Of the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra. who gathered
last night in the Lee Building for re-
organization.
Henry c. Rakemann was elected leader.
II was decided to conduct the business
OF the organization on cooperative
basis. The proceeds Of al future work
viii be divided equally between the rlem-
bers.
Prof Rakemann Is well known IN mu-
sical circles. He is a graduate Of the
Jochims School. Of Germany. For several
years he has conducted the orchestra at
the Belasco Theater
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
MRS. E. R, WARREN DEAD.
Former Washington Woman Strick.
en- Suddenly in London.

Mrs Elizabeth R. Warren. formerly Of
Washington. and foq years a resident Of
Albemarle County. Va. widow of the
late 3. H. Warren. formerly an officer in
the Engineer Corps OF the United States
navy, and later vice president Of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufactur-
Ing Company. Of Pittsburg- and presi-
dent Of the Allis Chalmers Company,
of Milwaukee. died suddenly in London
yesterday.
Mrs. Warren's two daughters, who
were with her Ia Europe. sail for New
York tomorrow. on the St Louis. ac-
companying their mothers body 10
Quincy. Mass, where funeral services
will be held on a date 70 be announced
next week
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Homes Of a Hundred Ideas.
Have You Ever Thought What Homes ARE For?

why. lived we
Portable friends
a
The love of
develop house be i'm
feature reflects the spirit sympathy,
incor-
a home
produce
Does new
be Every
hear
We YOU to
AVE proved pont-and the are ideal
Why not
20
convincing IS
n the
opportunity is
greater than ever
SHANNON & LUCHs tsELIdN5G AGENTS. 713 FOURTEENTH
STREET. OUR HOMES or
A HUNDRED IDEAS SATURDAYS HERALD IT GIVES
PLEASURE THESE HOMES BEFORE YOU AND WE
AWAIT YOUR
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Are All Americans


St. Petersburg, April 15.-The Gar has
accepted the resignation Of Foreign Min
ister IsvOlsky, and appointed ex-Premier
Goremykyn as his successor. The ap-
pointment OF the latter. who Is undergo
ing the cure at Weisbaden, has not Yet
been gaZetted.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

The real estate section VIII
contain two special articles OF
interest not only in Washing
ton, but throughout the South.
One OF these treats OF cotton
mills and the cotton industry,
while the other takes up the
question OF protection in the
South.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
ARRIVES IN A RUSH.
Col. GOethaIs' Secretary Makes Hur.
ried Trip 70 Capital.

RED IT'D 10 tupltHI-
James &. Darden. private secretary 20
Col. Goethals. engineer IN chief OF the
Panama Canal arrived in Washington,
about 20 o'clock last evening and regis
tered at the ShOreham-
Mr.. Darden arrived IN New York ysster-
day by the steamship Advance from Cris-
tobal. evidently on hurry call from
Washington. A tug took him from the
liner and landed him az the Pennsyiva-
MIA railroad pier in Jersey City. from
which he hurried 20 the Capital
When interviewed. ne refused 10 say
anything about his mission or why he
had come 10 Washington IN such a rusn.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

A court Of inquiry has been appointed
by the Secretary OF the Navy 10 inves-
tigate the charges made by Lieut.. H A
Evans against Ensign Osborne The
principal charge is that the the accused
officer kissed the complainanCs wife.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
I.nrnI Temnernfnre-

Midnight q. a. n. IA r. g. a. r.. q.
a. n. e % a. a.. Fl. = ucoa s.. . o. n. g..
p m g.. 6 2. n. s.; q. NJ. =; % p. n. 50
Maximum So. minimum. Ei
Relative hUniiit,-s a. m. =. - n. 81; q.
r. =. Hours q sunshine. %. Per cent n possible
sunshine. -
Teupsratu-e sane GATE last year-NIazimum. s.:
minimum
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Frederic J. Haskins, the Ex-
Attache, the Arbiter, Helen
Rowland, Walt Mason, and
other regular contributors viii
be found on the customary
pages.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

To-day-High tide AZ a. n. and 5Gl D. H.: low
tide. Il o7 a. n. and Il,f9 ,. n.
To-morrow-High tide. SO a. m and 2. n; low
tide. l2f5 a. n.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
INDIANA NAY REVOLT
Gov. Marshall Has Hopes of
Democratic Legislature.
HE SCOUTS TARIFF COMMISSION

BeverIdge Plan Would Not Accom-
Plish Much, Declares HOOsier state
Executive, Who Is I'm Washington
10 Attend Gridiron Club Dinner.
Country Growing sOciaIistic.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Condition Of the Water


Sr-ciai 70 The Washington Heraid.
Harpers Fern. W Va. April I5-Both rivers are
very muddy and lsttle higa tins afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Are YOU
Of Course
You Are.

Are you an optimist?
Are you a baseball fan?
Are you interested in pol
itics:
Do you read fiction:
Are YOU interested in the
tariff:
Have YOU bought or sold
wheat in the Chicago market?
In fact-but why enumer-
ate:
All these topics and phases
Of life are treated in an.
adequate manner IN The
Washington Herald for next
Sunday.
II YOU Hdftn IOuIlQ II InlS
list something which appeals
to YOU, buy a copy OF the pa
per, and the chances are what
would be termed a long shot
that vou VIII ind It IN some
other department.
Hundreds of unbiased read
ers have expressed their high
est approval OF the class and
character Of the reading mat
ter. whether news or features,
in the Sunday edition Of The
Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Teupgratures IN other cities tocethcr WITH the
amouut of rainfall fCr the twelve hours ended 20 6
T. n yesterday lTe as follows.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

given me, and l am recommending it
to all my friends Mrs. w. s. FORD,
1888 Lansdowne St, Baltimore, Md.
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If you are suffering from any of these
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have given Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
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If you would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for it. She has guided
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30
For Sale.

The fine store and residence property
owned and occupied by Mr.. a. L.
Hess on North Queen street has been
placed in our hands to be sold. This
is one of the most desirable prope rites
Of the city. AS business stand it has
few equals and no superiors. 1t is a
great money maker. The residence
attached aud under the same roof has
all the modern convenience, including
bath, electric lights, steam heat, II
large rooms, fine cellars, wash house,
smoke house, fine large stable, corn
crib and carriage sheds. Desirable To-
caljty. Old established business. Call
to see us.
Porterfield II Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

It will not be many days until Pres
ident Taft will be called upon to show
whether he has been sincere in his dee
laratiens about revising the tariff in the
interest of the consumers or not AT
his famous w bite House conference we
note the great defenders of the trusts,
Aldrich, Burrows, Penrose, Hale,
Payne, Dalzell, Mccall, Calderhead,
BoutelIe and Fordney. There were no
friend Of the people there. There were
none Of the brigh& younger Senators
from the West who have been so gal
LIANT fighting in the interest of the
people during the consideration of the
tariff bill and when the bill is passed
and signed we may expect the Isame
old dose of fraud, false Eretenses and
exhortion that the people have been
carrying for these many years.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

The people of West Virginia are get
ting very tired of carrying the burdens
Of republican misrule. They have
found it very eXtravagapt luxury,
one that has had very depressing eff
feet on the pocketbook, the nerve cen
Ire of the social fabric. A few years ago
Governor Dawson and his machine
composed of the machine politicians of
the state, announced that they were
going to revise the tax laws of the state
IN the interest of the taxpayers. OF
course there was to be no politics in
the matter and the farmers and gener-
al property holders were assured that
in few years the entire levy of fifteen
cents on the hundred dollars for state
purposes would be wiped out and they
old the taxpayers that they would
do so at that time but the con-
stitutioR required that there be main
tanned levy for state purposes and
that they were only retaining the nom
inal levy Of five cents on the hundred
dollars TO comply with the law. For
year or two the valuation of the
property belonging to the corporations
and especially the railroads, of the
state was run so high that revenue
was raised TO run the state and the
farmers were temporarily relieved but
the spirit of extravaganza has taken
such hold on the republican politi-
clans OF the state and they were sc
bent on building up a great strong
machine at the expense of the taxpay-
ers that they have been creating new
offices, positions which were neve
heard OF for the purpose of rewardint
partisans and salaries were dou"let
and thrilled thus using the people
money TO fssten their bold on the stete
The expenses of the state administra
tion so increased that the extortioni
ON the corporations would no longe
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

The market manipulators always
see that the plutocratic farmers of the
land get it in the neck when their
crops come to be harvested and hauled
to market. Wheat was ranging at
about dollar and half until harvest
ana since that time the price, with but
slight deviations has been steadily
downward until now it had reached a
poiut near the dollar mark.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

Vermont, yes, Vermont, is object
ing to having negro United States sol
diers within her border and they the
crack 10th Cavalry, whoa make Teddy
as welt as themselves famous At San
Juan Hill. A few years ago they
would have been embraces by the
Green Mountain abolltionists who now
draw the color line.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

pay the bills and now it has become
necessary to go after the farmer again.
Hoping to again fool him they an
nounce that though the state is hard
pressed for funds the levy will not be
used for state purposes hat az the
same time the word Is sent out from
the capital to the assessors that the
valuation Of real ana personal proper
" must be raised and the command
has been obeyed. In the county Of
Berkeley alone The valuation. we are
Informed, has been increased aoout
million and half Valuations in
this county have beea increase until
the > cent levy pays more than the Is
did under The ola valuation and that
IS the way they have brought relief TO
the tsXpapers OF the state. Besides this
an,ustldaole Outrage they have levied
license tax on everything between
heaven anu Garth and will doubtless
soAn 10y ''''@nse tx fer tle prlvi-
ege Drcsasus t1e s.r OF DeaNeiL
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

Senator Depew insists that the farm
er is the rich man OF the country TO-DAY
but the Senator has not gone plowlng
vet for himself. He prefers letting the
farmer make his millions and he Will
make his representing the trusts IN
the United States Senate, at least as
long as he can.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

While Booker I. Washington was
addressing an audience of bis own
r ace at Bluefield one negro shot and
killed anther negro in the crowd. lie
doubtless thinks the negroes of that
section need his eplightening inf1u-
ence, They are bad set.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

Notice is hereby given that the
teachers annual institute for Berkeley
county will be held in Martinsburg,
beginning August is.
The Instructors will be Professors j
f. Marshall ard G.. s. Brilles.
I'd. Willis f Evans, Go. Supt.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30
Order of Publication.

The State OF West irgina
Al rules held in the Clerk : office of the Cir
cult Court of berkeley County, the 5 day OF
July, 1909
Mollie E. Ahern, plaintiff,
vs.
Maggie perryman, Edward Perrymsn,
Anna Perry imam, John Perry man, and = ose
Perry Baa an infant. defendants
ne object OF the above suit is to have par
tiuon made OF he real estate mentioned AMI
described ia the plaintiffs bill efconplaint
among the parties thereto entitled, ifsutceptl-
bic OF partition, and If not SO susceptible, then
10 have the said real estate sold under the d.
rectIon OF the Court and the proceeds thereof
distributed to the parties entitled thereto, and
II appearing or affidavit filed il this suit, that
the said defendants Maggie Perryman, Edward
PerryInan, Anna Perryman, John Perry nau
ana Rose Perrypan are non-resdeRts Of this
state, they are hereby required to annear at said
Clerk once, within one month from the sth
day of July, 1903, the date of the fltst publ
cation hereoi,l aud do what Is necessary L
pro ect their interest in this matter,
l.. Dew. GeThhrdt, Clerk.
Allen B. Noll, Attorney for Plaintiff
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30
sold ou..

The Schill Supply Company, under
the management of Mr.. g. W. Schill,
Jr has been sold to Mr.. G. A. NJ iller,
the wholesale grocer, and will be run
in the future as the Martinsburg Sup
ply Company. 1t is located at the old
Shatler stand at the Queen street
crossing.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30

John ID. Rockefeller wants 10 die
moor and there are lots of people who
are willing to help in the matter. We
ourselves are perfectly willing to risk
dying with good deal more than we
have.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-30
Democrat.
PUBLISHER BY
&. w. BOYER. Editor.
FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1903

To get an office in West Virginia a
fellow must either be a renegrade
democrat or an Ohio republican. No
others reed apply.