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The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Mrs. polly Davidson Dead.

Special % TIE Washington Herald.
COvington, Va, July Mrs Polly
Davidson, aged thirty-nine. wife Of F. a
Davidson. OF Natural Wei, Va. died
early this morning at St Luke Hospital
Richmond, Va Mrs. Davidson was ope-
rated upon last Tuesday. and her death
was a shock 20 her many friends. Late
reports last highs were that she was i'm
proving She is survived by a husband
and three children. also a sister. Mrs.
DR.. o. L. Rogers. OF COvington. and a
brother Arthur Shedding Of Lowmoor.
She was the daughter Of the late James
Shedding who for many years was man
ager Of the LOwmOOr furnaces Mrs.
Davidson was born In Frostburg Nd
The remains viii be brought here to-
night for burial
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
RE.EIEcTs CTTY MANAGER.

stnuntOR Again Engages O. e. Ash
burner to Run Municipality.
SDec1al 70 Ths Washington Herald.
staunoon. Va, July LAS an evidence
that staunton likes city manager plan,
c. 2. Ashburner was returned 70 that Of
fee for another year to-day by the two
branches OF council. getting only one ad-
verse vote. Ashburner has managed the
city's Affairs for over q year and every
one is satisfied that the plan is a good
one. The city Is now run on the plan
OF a largs business corporation. with a
single head. johnson, Tenn. has adopt
ed the same plan. and Charlottesville Is
now considering Il.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
SCHOOL FUND APPoRTIONED.
Maryland Distributed S522z4 Among
the Counties ana Cittes-

Annapolis. Nd. July The annual dis
triburon or tho free school fund was
announced az the oalas OF the STATE
comptroller to-day The total amount 20
be distributed IS $s2,n4n The appor-
uonments VIII DO payable 20 the school
authorities entitled 70 Il after July 15.
The amounts apportioned are Ale
gany. SZ0S0.43: Anne Arundel &. .e0s. Is:
Baltimore City. NO.I64s3; Baltimore
County. SS.O6LO4s Calvert. 1861; Caroline.
a,S356; Carroll, Sl.SS63S: Cecil, S.605Os:
Charles, N.04s.30; Dorchester, a.s3s 48:
Frederick. 2.66s.66; Garrett. l.2g7.27: Har-
ford. A7D.67; Howard. 81. l.396.O7: Kent.
a.5l415: Montgomery, S.2s8.6s; Prince
George, N,70l9; Queen Anne sl.672 "a
St Mary. N.2ss.S0; Somerset. S1.55s 90.
Talbot I,60sl: Washington, S2.IOs. 45:
Wieomico, Sl.6Sl.S4 Worcester, a.lS;
INDECENT Blind. S200O.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
DROWNED IN JAMES RIVER.
Georgetown Resident Meets Death
Near Richmond.

SPECIAL 20 Ahe " Arlington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, July 1.-Chief Of Po-
lice Benner was advised to-day OF The
drowning IN the James River at Rich
mond. Va, OF Edward N Byassee, be-
leved 70 have been formerly OF Hagers-
town. The body was recovered, and IS
now being held at a morgue Of a Rich
mond undertaken
According TO information sent out TO
Chief Benner. the father and two small
children OF Byasseo ara supposed 20 be
in Hagerstown, while he lived at George
town, D. c. CHIEF of Police Weiner. Of
Richmond. who communicated with Ha-
gerstown authorities. asked that the peo-
pie be located. Up TO this evening Chief
Benner had ben anable 60 locate relatives
OF Byassee.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CharIeston Entirely aDrv.,,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Charleston, ". Va, July 1.-The Kama
wha County court to-day refused license
20 manufacture to the only brewery To-
Gated here. leaving the city and county
wholly dry" Police Judge McCorkie
issued orders for a strict closing order
as to saloons. and no evidences Of sell
ing were found.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
MEETS ODD DEATH

Boy Drawn to and Fatally Injured
by Train.
specili % Ths Washingson Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, July 1.-While stand
Ing close by the railroad track as a Bal
tmore and Ohio passenger train was
passing, Ralph King. six years old. son
OF Rev. Albert King. living in the Cor
belts Addition suburb OF Hagerstown,
was to-day drawn in by the suction. the
step OF the rear coach struck him. and
his skull was fractured. death resulting
in half hour The train was en- route
from Baltimore 20 Hagerstown, but mem
bers OF the crew knew nothing Of the
accident until they pulled into the station
here.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
vVeddfngs nt Danri1Ie.

Special to The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. July Miss Elizabeth
Still, daughter Of Capt and Mrs. J. P.
Sun, Of Brosville, and r. NJ. Payne. a
young merchant. Of this county. were
married yesterday at the home Of the
brides parents, Rev. Mr.. HENDERSON, of
Martinsville. officiating.
Miss Irene Ferguson. daughter OF J. A
Ferguson, was married at her home here
last night to T. /. Brown, DR.. ". r.
Laird, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, officiating
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
PREDICTS TUCKER VICTORY.
B. @. Banks Says Lexington CaDdi-
date VIII Have 10000 Majority.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Bristol. Va, July bruce c. Banks,
Of Richmond. representative Of Virginia
Rt the jamestown Exposition ana az St
Louis. is In the city and declares that
Tucker viii defeat Judge Mann for the
Democratic gUbernatorial nomination by
1000 majority. Admitting that the con
test Will be close IN the Ninth district,
he claims several counties for Tucker,
and adds that Bristol viii be the only
oity in Virginia that Mann viii carry and
that the other cities viii all give large
matorities 20 the Valley candidate.
The Mann leaders claim every county
in the Ninth district with the exception
OF Pulaski. and believe that Judge Mann
will carry seventy counties admitting
that the contest viii be close IN the cit-
les, with chances favoring Tucker
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Retains Deneen as Deputy.

Cumberland, Nd. July 1.-Coroner
George Martz. who has been appointed
sheriff Of this county by Gov. Crothers,
TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of William f. Hodel, convicted Of
perjury has Qualiaed. He has decided
TO retain Clem Deneen as nis deputy.
Frank A shober. day turnkey. wiz be
retained
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
SOME INDEPENDENTS QUIT.
Hot MiII Employees at Cumberland
Go on Strike.

~ N--A GAOAOgSA az Ou4uDCE4t-n4
Go on Strike.
specal % TIE Washington HERALD
Cumberland. Nd, July lone hundred
and twenty-five men employed IN the
mills OF The Independent tin plate plant
Of N. & G. Taylor Company. or PhiladeI-
phia, located IN Cumberland, went on &
strike az midnight because Of the open
shop" policy. Bar mill and open hearth
furnaces are not affected
The strike OF the bot mill men n pro
longed would no doubt close down the
enJlre plant, as the running Of the bar
MIL and open hearth furnaces depends
upon the product furnished by the hot
mills. About 600 men are EMPLOYED at the
plant altogether. and It Is Cumberland's
main industry
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
On Sunday, July 4,
Will Contain:

First-The best of humor
by George Fitch, of Peoria,
under the heading, Fun for
the Fourth" Mr.. Fitch is a
prominent contributor TO
many Of the monthly as well
as to The Washington Her
AIDS Literary Magazine.
Second-Next Sundays
Literary Magazine will con-
tain q humorous story by
William Hamilton Osborne,
author of that successful
novel, "The Red Mouse" " His
story is entitled "The Flame
less Fourth" " and is a clever
burlesque on Independence
Day Reform.
Third-For the baseball
fans there IS a special article
entitled flaming with Rev.
Billy Sunday" in which the
old-tine star tells of the game
in his baseball days.
Fourth-There's good
circus story for everybody,
entitled Ahead of the Big
White Tents" written by a
Reformed Press Agent" +"
Willard D. Coxey, who is
known far and wide through
his twenty years connection
with the circus business.
Fifth-Then there is an
other large installment of
"The Nations Pawn" that
great American novel by Roy
Norton-one of the strongest
novels of a decade,
In addition to all these
strong features, there is a gen
timely good short story, "a
Touch of India'S Sum-" by
Helen F. Huntington; a spe-
cial article on Making Mil
lions for Uncle SAM" an
other on "Lengthening the
Span of Human Life" still
another on 'The Worlds
Tribute to Pests" and various
shorter articles.
Every page IS interesting,
and the magazine is we'll
worth a place in your pro-
gramme for the Fourth of
July.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
swamp Lands Sold.
ecial TO The Washington Heald

Special 20 The Washington Her7Id
Raleigh. y. c.. July THE State board
Of education sold to-day 5000 acres Of
Mattamuskeet Lake and swamp propertv
In Hyde County TO Ohio capitalists for
10000 on condition. A North Carolina
corporation viii be formed. and the prop
erty drained for agricultural purposes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
WaIton Brown d. Nnmed
- 10 - Washinrtnn HernId-

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Danyille. Va, July 1-E Walton Brown
was this afternoon elected city attorney
Of Danville BY the council, to succeed
Eugene Withers. who was not a candidate
for reelection. There were four candi-
dates for the position. and the race was a
warm one
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

J. L. Rodier describes the
experience of a Georgetown
University student who com
mitted a series Of burglaries
while insane. The story, while
true in every detail, reads like
Jules Verne or Rider Hag-
gard.
The regular contributors
will be in evidence. Mrs.
Symes, Ruth Cameron, The
OPtimist, and James B. Nor
row will each have something
of interest.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Crushed by railing Stone.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. July 1-John Norris.
aged forty-two years. was caught by a
fan Of rock in the county quarries near
Barrellville and his leg crushed. He
died last night at the hospital here.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
FRANKLIN GOES DRY"
Dispensary Is Voted Down by Large
Majority,

Franklin, Va. july Ia special cleo
lion was held IN this magisteriaI els
trict yesterday. 20 determine whether the
dispensary now in operation al this place
should be abolished or not. The ballot
ing was heavy. and resulted 81 - votes
Ii favor Of the dispensary and 90 against
J. The Temperance people are jublant
but quiet IN their sweeping victory.
As a result of the election ne dis
pensaFy VIII close October !, and there
after this town and district win be dry.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

The Social Arbiter give a
sensible talk to mothers and
daughters regarding dangers
of too great freedom in a So
cial way. Following the two
recent murders which have
shocked the entire nation, this
article IS a most timely one.
It Is written with frankness,
and yet can be placed in the
hands Of every girl.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Albania, according to The
Ex-Attache, is now the storm
center of Europe, and the
trouble there may lead to the
disruption of the Ottoman
empire and to war between
Austria and Italy.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Every department of hu-
man endeavor is represented
in the columns of The Wash
ington Herald on Sunday.
The paper is growing in pop
ularity. It appeals to a dis
eliminating class, and no ex-
action is too great for it to
meet.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Parkersburg Loses First Game.

Parkersburg. ". Va. July lin q hard
fight ParKersburg was to-day beaten by
the Clarksburg team, score 10 % :. This
IS Parkersburgs second game IN the
Virginia League
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
FOUR IN LEGISLATIVE RACE.
Augusta County Is Scene Of Lively
Contest for House.
Special TO ne wasbinston Herald.


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va, July There are now
four candidates for the legislature in the
field here and each is making a deter
mined fight for a seat in the house. They
are S. H Walker. OF Meyers Cave: J. F.
Templeton. Of Waynesboro: J. R. KEN
per. Of Staunton, and ". c. Craig. OF
Deerheld. Augusta County and Staunton
are entitled 20 two representatives. So
far as known, Edward Echols will have
no opposition for the State senate.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Ashby Adams. for many years a postal
clerk running between Washington and
Bristol, died to-day az the Western state
Hospital az Stanton. where he had been
under treatment as q result Of a COM
plete breakdown OF his health several
months ago. He was forty-six years OF
age. unmarried. and was Of one OF the
best known families OF the city. The
burial viii be here
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
TWO DEATHS AT LYNCHBURG.
James +. KOOnH and Ashby Adams
Succumb.
Special to The Washington Hsrnld

Lynchburg. Va, July L-Air. James F.
Koons. aged forty-six. formerly OF
Knoxville, Tenn. but a resident OF
Lynchburg for three years. died to-day
OF heart disease. his wife end daugh-
ters were with him, and they took the
remains this afternoon to Knoxville for
burial
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
Big. Modern
Print Shop.

Every facility here fov doing Printing best and
% me smallest cost Letter-heads. Bill-heads
Booklets Folders Circulars. &c. printed in {
neat and effective manner.
Judd & DetweiIer, Inc,
TIE BIG PRINT SHOP. EDz uTH ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Keyser. ". Va--George Horan, OF
Trenton. y. J.. and Miss Cora Sheetz.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheetz.
were married Wednesday evening by Rev.
William O'Hara. pastor OF the Church OF
the Assumption.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Cumberland. Md.-The month Of June.
1903. broke all previous records for that
month in the number Of marriage licenses
issued at Cumberland There were 155.
or twenty-three IN excess OF 1908 On
June 2S last twenty-five licenses were is
sued or the 155 issued during the month.
eighJy-three were to Pennsylvania cou-
pies. twenty-five 70 WesJ F.rginians. one
TO Ohioans. and the rest were 70 Mary
landers. The couples from Pennsylvania
married IN Cumberland FAR exceed the
number from Maryland IN a year.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Boyce/ Va--Although the institution Is
not two years old. the Boyce State Bank
here has enjoyed such prosperity since
It was opened that 1t has determined 20
increase its capital stock 10 $4,000 Boycs
Is located in the rich agricultural heart
OF Clarke County, where the farmers are
the mcSt prosperous IN Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Lynchburg. Va--The Advance Is sd-
vocating direct freight connections with
the Valley OF Virginia. so that the HnI
City may get a share OF the trade Of that
rich section. The assertion Is frequently
made that the farmers OF the Valley have
more money IN bank 10 the man than In
other sections Of Virginia. The Valley
Is regarded as worthy field 70 nght for,
Baltimore has enjoyed almost monopoly
OF its trade for years.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Berryville. Va.-The First National
Bank Of Berryville has declared & semi
annual dividend Of 3 per cent, and added
5000 20 the surplus fund. making that
sum S7.500 The First National IL elk
years old. It's capital stock IS SIS. 900. and
under the management OF James W.
Foley, as cashier. It IS becoming one OF
the strongest institutions OF its kind in
the Valley. BerTyville has two strong
banks in the First National ana the Bank
OF Clarke County.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Buckhannon, ". Va--Troy Z Hard
man. OF Eikins. associated with the VII
son Lumber Company. was married 70
Miss Ada Gertrude Musgrave. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Musgrave, the
ceremony being performed at the home Of
the bride by Rev George ". Burdette.
2 Burton Wilson, OF Elkins. was best
man and Miss Iva Musgrave. sister OF
the bride, maid OF honor Mr.. and Mrs.
HardTuan have gone 70 the Great Lakes
and Canada
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

Bristol Va.-The Tennessee Copper
Company. q large mineral ooDcan II
East Tennessee, has just announced
git OF $4,000 toward the erection OF a
new Y. NJ Q, A building at Duoktown.
Tenn, 20 be built az once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
-AETE's DAUGHTER TEs1iFiEs.

.fotr o.. Sullivan. Who vas appo nted bv
fre colorado courts a. a comm lsslouer %
stake testimony -H TcDkers in I1e SUIT fo-
f.rr-ee brought o. Lrz- Jeszamy Hzrte
Steele g dl-EE--I of Bret Earte. the
.Fllst end poet against her husband.
HENRY =. steele e Colorado mine owner.
heard rre evidence - Sire. Steele -ester-
ls- NEs. steele testified rlar her hus-
hand deserted HsT ~ Portland Ne rve
sears sgo. Other witnesses vii 10 called
rr-u.0rroV.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
HUNT SLAYER OF SHERIFF
De Attended Prayer Meeting with
Shotgun Between His Knees.

Shrere. Ohio. De- s.-A posse hunted 20
dsy for o. =. Bolev. gardener who Gre
stet q reign % terror az Big Prairie near
lere. last night and to-day shot and killed
Eherif Jacob Bell of Holmes C0untv
EoIev escaped from Tho MassiUon state
Hospital yesterday Last night he at
tended prayer meeting a. the Methods
Church. sitting In the congregation with
shotgun standing between his knees
after church ne went 20 the home ~
Rov Lee Ea-iy TO-DAY Sheriff Bell was
serr for He vas met a. the door bv
Roley. Who hrsd. Bel died an hour later
After 50 -eraI hours of pursuit the posse
caught sight % Bolsy IN Paint VALLEY.
eight miles from Biz Prairie. An attempt
vas made 20 surround and capture MIN. bur
De eluded the posse.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
WRIGHT CASE READT.
Counsel for -4JIatOrs Erpects
TO Hin infringement Suit.

H A Toulmin. Of Springfield. Ohio, chief
counse. for the Wright brothers. arrived N
town yesterday with the history Of aero
nautics from A y. 8 10 December 2. l--.
slowed away IN 3 long brief. Mr.. Toulmin
vii make the argument A. Buffalo on
TueSdav IN the suit of the Wright brothers
against Glenn Il Cur1iss and the Herring
Curriss company for an injunction. prorts
and damages. II VII mark the nrst time
IL the history OF Jurisprudence that The
courts have passed on tho rights involved
IN q fyinE machine
Like his clients. there is nothing bosstfcl
about Nr Toulmin. also, like the famous
srizrors. ne does not believe IN forecasJins
the future he said the facts showed that
the Wright brothers were the hrst 10 dis
cover a means for maintaining and con
trolling latera, halanos n q fying machine.
He had gone hack 10 A. =. s. and had not
found any competitor. To him. therefore,
T. seemed clear case Lateral balance
vas the secret o. hight. and that the
W-ights had discovered. he said They had
looked not for whar others had done he-
tween A p . and lsos. but for what others
had not done
Although IRE handling q The case viii oe
ir charge ~ NJ Toulmin. VINO has been
W-h the Ohio aviators from the f-sr IN al
rhslr patent matters. the Wright company
appointed Edmund Wermo-e. % This citF.
counsel. yesterday.
C-ville W=ght LEFT town for Dayton yes
Ierlsg afternoon after another meeting q
the li7e-tors u TIE new company was held.
at which tie following officers and directors
were elected President. Wilbur Wright
vice-presidenrs. O-viile Wright and Andrew
Freedman. and secretary and treasurer,
Alphe-s : Barnes. Members Of rns execu-
riv- coulmirree elected yesterday are An
creE Freedman. Chairman. Russell A A.
ser, August Belmont. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and Wilbur Wright. Additional directors
were appointed. - follows. Russell A
A-ser- August Belmont. Edward !. ESerwind,
Rober- = Collier. Andrew Freedman. How
ard Gould. Morton ?. Plant. Allan A
Ryan. Theodore ?. Shorts. Cornelius Van
de-5llL and PIinv u. williamson. rhs
Nrigrr brothers personal counsel
'ofices have been engaged or the sixth
Hoor of ne Night and Dav Bank Building.
and NJ Barnes win have temporary charge
urlL q genera manager II appointed. said
NJ Wright yesterday. Arrangements are
being made Tor a fsctorv IL DAYTON. ONO
and machines VII - delivered from the
factory n me spring"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
eAYNoR HEADS oNEIDA's SONS.

The socie-v - sons of Oneida hello us
suu-a meeting or Wednesday evening a.
fnr hG-1o-f-As-orla- William = Clavnor
GaFcT-eis-- Vas chosen president 10 dI
the ra1sDrv caused bE me resignation %
senator E-hl Root Orhe- oflee-s elected
were Justice Deue- ~ the Court of sre-lsf
f-ssEiolE rrsr rlce-presideur- Justice Con
Ian. o. m CITY C0urr. second vr~e-pre~i-
Gent Charles p Czr-uth. tni-c rlce-r-e-.-
cent = Prank LLOYD. Assistant United
rrsreF hrtoruev General. secretary and
TrarIes e. Cadr. treasure
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
CHAUFFEUR LOCKED UP.
Automobile Knocks Down Schooiooy
Crossing Street

Mrs w T. McAlpin. who gave her So
dress as No. Il East sth street To-
rether with her two daughters and wo.I-
an friend We're IN the formers automonii"
Yesterday afternoon when ths machine
struck and knocked down Frank Mahoney
cisbt years old OF No. rs Fast sd street
b-ussing him slightly but not so badly tnat
ne required medical treltuent-
TIE accident occurred AZ 9TH street aho
Lexington avenue. as the boy was crossins
ne street. and The chauffeur. Charles Ne"-
ton. OF No. s. West lo4th street. placed tne
lad in the machine and drove 20 ne East
S.st street police station Newton vas
locked up. When he appeared IN the OK
Vile court before Magistrate Moss Newton
was warned u be more careful ana th7
case was adjourned until Monday. Newton
being released on parole
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THREE REMBRAEDTs HERE.
Customs Men Take Owners Word for
Genuineness

Genuineness
Three Renb-snTs arrived here yesterday
from Southampton on The White Star Liner
Majestic. and their presence caused unusual
curiosity throughout rhe passage There
were no an experts on he risr 20 pass
upon The Eenuineness Of rh@ csuyases. bur
-he word O. the persons bringing The paint
t-gs over vas taken hy The customs Of
GclaLs
Charles R0me- Williams was The Gus
t0dian q The largest canvas He did nor
t~-s- The painting. which he said was worth
S7S.os, 70 the insecurity O. rhe hold NJ
Williams said ne painting had been pu--
chased from AErews s.. c- London. BY &
local ar house, nose identity he SAID he
did not care 20 disclose. The other Two.
which are about Is oy = inches. are owned
ly D. Hubbard ". Mitchell. who. il Is
said, bought them IN -his country and
took them abroad 70 get opinions or thei-
EeCU-ueCesE
Tne Majestic brought Over 4-7c sacks q
mail. the first instaimsnr Of the Christmas
letters from Europe. ". =. Sutherland q
mining man. Win large interests IN Alaska,
was . passenger or Jhe Majestic. He said
the passage JUST ended was MS Se5th tr1p
across the Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
AHEARN STILL FIGHTING.
Prepares New Appeal to Delay Custer
from oftce

Determined to fight 10 The end n retain
his once, John 2. Ahearn. President Of
Manhattan Borough filed yesterday In rhe
supreme Court through his counsel. Martin
X Lir-leton, notice o. appeal from the
decision OF Justice Mccall refusing him
permission % inrerpose ar answer a. thls
time 10 TIE removal proceedings and Gust
inE him from The Borough Presidency.
which, the court said, he usurpsd and held
illegally.
AIr. Littleton said that he expected the
appeal 70 act as a stay in the execution OF
the custer. which opinion is not shared a.
the ofice OF the Attorney General The or
der o. ous-e- was signed OF Wednesday.
Mayor Mcclellan said YESTERDAY that he
would within the next few DAYS call upon
-he Manhattan members OF the Board OF
AIdernen 70 meet and elect = successor TO
Anea-n-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
MEDALS FOR POLICEMEN.
Fourteen Brave Officers Summoned 70
Eeadouarters Come Away Happy.

Fourteen policemen wondered for about
hlt an hour a. 20 me reasons Why ;hev
had been summoned 20 Police Headquarters
uur they soon leaned thar medals had been
awarded n them and SO In gold from the
Life Saving BeIevolen- Association. OF No
II Wall street. for acts of heroism which
th-y had performed.
The C0umlssioner read 2 letter from W
i II Moore. president ~ the association
which las offices ar 40. Is Wall street. in
which the Comrn,ssIoner was asked 70 dis
tribute tHe rn0nev and medals The latter
were gold and nrozze. and or each was tn
s--ll.d tne policemsn's name
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

,alae-ams- asking me where I had been
.bar aav Il had been 90 the matinee. X
had been 10 dinner in town. and. In facI
al about myself"
some OF the letters she received from neI
husband were then put in evidence Ono
letter asked her not 20 go 10 Martin :.
a man was there whom he did ho' wan
her 10 meet Another asked his wiie nov
20 let the doctor kiss her. not saying Nhal
doctor. as said the writer. II the ooe'oI
kissed her. he himself would never NAh'
10 kiss her
The case will continue tomorrow