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The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MAY PLEAD HYPNOTISM.
Miss Guilds Attorney Says She Gould
Sof Resist Prices Command.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. I5.-Miss Virginia
n. Guild. the aged woman who was held
by Justice Tyson yesterday on serious
swindIing charges, is now asserting that
she was controlled by the master mind
OF Norris Price. her sisters son-in-lav,
Who lives in the same house with her at
1919 Warwick street, and for whom a
warrant has been issued The defense
nay be hypnotism- Just how far the
hypnotisTn hypothesis win 90 IN q Mary
land court is TO be tested in that case.
Miss Guild herself has made no state
meut since her hearing in the police
magistrates court But this morning her
attorney. TazeweU 7. Thomas. said:
Miss Guild told ne she did not know
what she was doing; that she was con-
troiled BY Price. who had complete mas
( tery Of her actions"
Mentally"
Yes"
DO you mean she says Price hypno-
I tized herr
Wei. she didn't use the word 'hypno-
tized.' but that's about II. She was en-
tirely subjective 70 Prices viii, and did
/ ths things he commanded without be
I ins able 70 resist the command in any
way
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

F. p. Pyie d. S. Porter. Chief justice Stanton ],
Peeile. Hoa- Il. Kirke Porter Henry Paster. Brai-
nard ". Parker. John Poole. Col Myron u.
Parker
Hugh Reilly. Frank P. Reside. Dr. Chsries y.
Richardson, r. " Reed. Rear Admiral George
/ c. Remsy. e. 5. y: CEno H. Rudolph, " B.
Robinson Dr. William C. RireS Charles " Rus
sell Arthur E. RsDals \. ". ROWeil, s Il.
ReizcusteIn.
George Otis Smith John B. slemAz, J.. Gen.
George ". Sterberg. s. S. shedd. W. d. Il.
smith. o. g. Staples. Z Quincy Smith. Thomas
W. Smith, Or. Charles G. stons. james sharp
DR.. J. g. Simpson, A. L. Smith John 3 sclliy.
/ J. NJ Stoddsrd Edgar d. shaw Luther X. smith,
Miles n shsnd. Eugene L. Stevens GeorEe Sgrznsy.
William W Stewart, H. K Simpson. RUDsey ".
Soott, B. r Smith Oden ) Smith. Jcssph
StTasbuger John r sleTnan. ST. IsadoTe Saks.
! C. X. Smith. Z. ". sDalding, Pni. Slsmsn-
/ Ward Thoron Res. ". z. Thirkieid. ID. d Ed.
ward TarriDg Coz. George Trussde2l. Hon Chsrlss
n. Treat Ross Thompson Dr. William TindaI
". B. Thompson Col John TWeedale Hon JONI
n. Thurston. George +. Tib5etts.
Frank Upman-
Justice ! A. Van OTsdel.
& " Woodward Z. h Warner s r. Waters
George H winsl0W. r. H. westc0tf. George s
/ Wilson. Gen. W. W. Wothe-spoon, Frank z Wood
ward, Hon Herr L West Dr. G B. Welch, An
drew Wilson James Z West DouiS c. Wilson,
George l. wo-thiugton, Charles =. White. Chsrles
/ ". Wzrien Rev. Charles Wood, D. D.; Rer.
George E. Whitehoase.
" H Yerkss. r
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Special Notice
70 Fat People.

Il an giving you here the only pre-
scription known that viii safely. surely
and quickly reduce your TAT 20 normal. 3"
said Or. Jones to his TAT afflicted patient
Besides. il VIII at the same time greatly
build up your muscular strength and
health.
Go to the drug store. get a package
Of RenEo. You eat it ike fruit OF candy
and easily and safely reduce your fat d
pound a day.
There is nothing Just as good as Rem
90. For sale by all druggists at S109 per
fuII-slzed box, or By mail prepaid. BY the
Rengo Co, 322 Rengo Bldg. Detroit
Mich. The company viii gladly send you
a trial package free by mail if YOU write
them direct to Detroit: no free packages
at drug stores
Rengo is for sale and recommended in
Washington by II. Evans e24 z 81. nv. /;
Afieck's Drug Store. 1923 Penna. ave. nv. /,
Peoples Drug Store, s2a Seventh ST
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
DESCRIBES FINDING
OF CHENEY BODIES
Seaman on the Illinois Dug
Up Remains from Ruins.
FIRST UEEARTH TWO VASES
Ships Company Divided Into squads
and Each Began Digging I'm As
signed Place.. H. Quimby and His
Companion Come Upon Remains.
Americans Killed While Asleep.

Haverhill, Mass, Feb l5-JOseph II
Quimby. OF this city, an ordinary seaman
or the battle ship Illinois. writing home
under date Of January Is. describes in
detail the recovery OF the bodies OF
United States Consul Cheney and his wife
from the ruins at Messina-
He says, IN part: a company Of Us.
about 800 men. got together with picks
and shoyels and landed on the beach
about O'Clock yesterday morning. and
started digging for the consul and his
wife We divided Up into squads. each
squad taking certain hole 10 dig IN. II
just happened that the squad I was dig
ging with struck the right spot The firsi
thing we dug Up was a couple OF vases
that stood on the mantel in his room;
then We began digging up papers, letters,
pcstals, and pieces Of his bed.
Come USon the Bodies.
The officer in charge passed US down a
good cigar. and II certainly was a relief.
SO between the dust and the dirt that ]
inhaled and the cigar managed to stand
it out.
mattress; so I got stick and started 10
poke the failen plaster from OF the mat
tress- I came 10 his foot, which was
nearly black; Il locked eli bIoodshot. This
other fellow and / dug away the plaster
from around his legs; we got Consul
Cheney's body clear up 70 his waist, and
then We came TO his wifes body, which
was lying right across him. We con-
tinUed clearing away the plaster from
around the two bodies. and then cut the
mattress from underneath them This
other lad and l got hold Of his legs and
pulled him clear. and the lads above
pulled him up
Mrs. Cheney's body seemed 70 be
crushed more than his, Tor sne was lying
on top. There was deep cash IN her
side and an iron beam rested on her
ankles. which We soon cleared her hair
was caught under beam and we had TO
cut Il of IN order 20 get her clear She
wore a bracelet on her wrist and 8
lOcket on her neck. which had her name
and pictures in IT, After We got her
clear. We tied q rope around her body
and sent her Up. We had the CzSkets
ready-sOme that were made on board
ship and lined with zinc"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
INSTANT RELIEF FROM ITCH.
The Itch Gone. the Skin Soothed and
Refreshed-ImnedIat
Instant Relief from that itch

A few drops Of a soothing liquid
And the itch IS gone as II by magic.
Just p drop or two on the skin and no
more Of that tormenting. endless, nerve
racking itch.
Can you imagine how Il wiz feei-that
Itching agony swept away IN "a moment?
You can know the relief II you just
try the simple remedy-simplest Of ex-
ternal liquid remedies-oil OF wintergreen
as compounded IN D. D. D. Prescription.
We positively know that Il alleviatss
the itch immedistely-we vouch for this
and guarantee it-for We have seen It
used in too many cases. and the cures
thar follow. as far as We know. seem TO
be permanent
Henry Evans. 1924 F street northwest
and Peoples Drug Store. S24 Seventh
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
UNIQUE SUIT IN NORFOLK.
Express Company Sued for Failure
10 Deliver Dogs Head.

Norfolk. Va, Feb. IA c. Downing
has entered suit against the United States
Express Company for $1,000 damages
The action is the result OF delay in the
delivery Of a dogs head TO Washington,
D. -. In December, 1895. Downing had
been bitten by a dog. and the head was
shipped 10 Washington for examination
10 ascertain II the animal had rabies.
After i've DAYS. Downing alleges that he
went 10 washington and found the head
IN the express Office
It was examined and ascertained that
the dog had rabies. and the plaintiff was
not permitted 20 return 70 Norfolk, but
was detained in Washington for treat
ment- Because OF mental anguish sus-
tained by himself and wife, due 10 the
express company not delivering the dog S
head promptly. Downing alleges that he
was damaged 10 the extent Of $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
OPENED FOR TRAFFIC.
Passenger Train Service InsuguF-
ased on Virgintan.

Snscial 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Feb I5--Regular passen-
ger train service was to-day insugurated
on the Virginian Railway between Nor
folk and Roanoke. a distance Of u3
miles. the first train. westbound. leaving
Norfolk at 10 O'Clock this morning. and
the first eastbound Roanoke al $50
o'clock
Until the rOadbed has been thoroughly
shaken down the schedule OF the trains
viii be slow. and but two trains viii be
run daily. Vice President and General
Manager Raymond Dupuy was a passen-
ger aboard the first train out CT here.
The Firginian Railroad. which was
opened to-day 20 passenger trafie, Is a
monument 10 the energy and ability OF
Mr- Rogers. Far-seeing man that he IS, he
looked into the coal imports Of South
western West Virginia He saw what
Henry'G. Davis. Thomas 3. Davis, Sena-
tor Stephen b Elkins. Clarence ". Wat
son, the Fuller syndicate, and others had
done in Northern West Virginia He be-
Heved that more profitable field lay in
Southwestern Virginia
The cost OF the road, with terminals,
&C IS estimated 10 be about S36.0o0. COO
II goes through a mountainous country.
which made the construction both diff
cult and costly
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Memorial Near the River.

IN letter TO President Roosevelt. J. r.
Marshall. OF the council Of fine arts. g
creation OF the Chief Executive, states
that the council prefers a Lincoln me-
mortal statue 70 be erected near the
waterfront, on direct line drawn from
the Capitol through the Washington
Monument Two other plans, one to build
a memorial highway from Washington to
Gettysburg. and the second to erect a
statue between the Capitol and Union
Station. are said 10 be unfeasible.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
TRIBUTE TO INVENTOR.
HonOrs Memory Of Nc
COrmick, Her Son.

Virginia HonOrs Memory Of Nc
COrmick, Her Son.
spee..l 70 Ths Washington Herald
Lexington. Va. Feb. 15-To-day one
hundred years Cyrus Hall Mccormick.
the inventor OF the reaper. was born in
this county, near here. and to-day the
centennial anniversary of this great
inventors birth was observed here. and
high tribute vas paid his memory.
The exercises were held at the Wash
Ington and Lee University. and President
George H. Denny was the principal speak
er
DR.. Denny spoke OF Mr.. Mccormick as
man OF unEavering Christian charac-
ter, and concluded by saying: We be-
neve that the man whom we honor is
worthy OF q high place IN the group OF
immoTtals- We herald this faith TO the
world We believe that his name viii
loom even larger in the closing years
Posterity cannot AFFORD 70 neglect OF
forget the hero and the pioneer, the dis
coverer and the benefactor.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

HOIlander. E I. Simpson and MrS SinVso1, Joan
Z Fuegel Adolph Loehi. Ms. Loshl. sBd Mss
LoehI. and Miss NorTise-; S. 4. kimberly. Josspn
Hurley sIiz Gallagher. Thosss r. Miller and
Nrx Miller Miss Miller, Ernst ". Emery and
Ars. Esnsry. Thomas J. Donovan and Mrs. Dono-
van = II. Neumeyer. T.. Aug Bril- and MrS
Brill William BuCkley and NTz. BuCkleJ. Charles
j. CzsEiT. F. \. Whitehead. Aiichsei 8. AcCo--
mick and Mrs McCormick. p J. Foley and Miss
Foley J. Fred Rupe-tus and Ms RaIzTtss. Robert
n. McHade and Ms. McWade l. II. Wright. q.
W. FoTsberE. Mis- F0Esberg and Mis- Mar Miller
Charles o. B-in and MTs. Rr1ll. Rosa Z. Down
ing. F. 2. Schwartz and Ms schwartz. Charles T.
Hermann and Nm. Hermann. Peter ]. Nee and
Mrs. Nee Rev Brother Pios Coughlan. ". ".
Myers. Ms Myers. and Miss Nellie erosion;
Charles +. Myers. Mrs. MysTs. Dana q. Holland
sirs Holland, Roland r. Rode-ick. Mss Birch.
" A Thomas Charles II. Utameale and Mrs-
UteTmehle 2 J. Ealtie1n. Thomas o. May and
Ms MAY Charles T. AiaT and Mrs Nay, Benjamin
Rove and Mrs. RoTe. q. z Reed tank swat.
Miss Z stewart. J Il. Catcn. Lee Mookaee. Henry
J. Allen, and :. HeTzog.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SCANDINAvIANs at BANQUET.
Ministers of Norway. Sweden. and

Ministers of Norway, Sweden, and
Denmark rendered a Reception.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Peace Society
OF the city OF New York took advantage
THE afternoon Of the fact that the min
listers OF Norway, sweden, and Denmark
had come Up from Washington % be the
guests OF honor at the banquet given BY
the American Scandinavian Society 70
tender them a reception at the Hotel
Astor.
II II. De Lage-crsntz, Sweden's repre-
sentative at Washington. had something
70 say. followed by n. GUIDE. the minister
from Norway, and Count Moltke, Den
marks representative.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

New York. Feb 15.-Battaiion Chief
Michael r Graham died at 10 o'clock
this morning at the Eastern District
Hospital. IN Williamsburg. from in
Juries he received at the FIRE last night
in the Pratt Oil Works. at North
Twelfth street and the East River His
back was broken and his legs were
fractured. Four other fremen were
severely injured at the blaze and one
OF them Is near death. A lieutenant
and another fireman nearly lost their
lives
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. I5.-Death and n
Jury has followed in the wake Of the
sleet storm which has been raging over
Ohio for the last forty-eight hours. John
ME Jaklic. ten years old. Of Cleveland.
slipped on the ice and fell into q pond
His body was recovered There were g
number CT accidents. Telegraph and
telephone wires and poles have been
blown down by the thirty-mile gale
which has been sweeping across the state.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Go to Seek Missing Cross.

Frontera. State Of Tabasco, Mexico
Feb. B.-Justo Sierra. minister OF public
instruction OF Mexico. and a party OF
archaeologists arrived here to-day OF
their way to the prehistoric ruins o.
Palenque. The particular object Of their
pilgrimage IS TO recover from the ancien,
mines the missing part Of the famous
cross OF Palenoue.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
FEARS PTOMAINE IN MILK.
Several Cases of Illness in Parkers-
burg; Investigation to Follow.

Parkersburg. ". Va. Feb. IA num-
Der Of cases OF ptomaine poisoning from
the use OF milk supplied to customers in
the city by dairymen are reported 20
have occurred in the past few days. and.
while no deaths have yet occurred, the
situation IS such the city authorities viii
make a rigid investigation to arrive at
the cause OF the trouble.
Mrs PHI Hollis. a well-known young
married woman. is now lowering between
life and death. and IL is alleged that her
illness IS the result % using milk This
suppOsitiOn yet remains 10 be proven.
however Il was only quite recently that
Councilman Gilbert and family had wha,
they believe was a narrow escape from
poisoning from milk
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
AIaIone's Bid Lowest.

SDcCsal % he Nasnlns1on Head.
Lynehburg. Va. Feb. 15.-The city this
afternoon opened bids for the construc-
ton Of a REINFORCED concrete viaduct
over the new line Of the Southern Rail.
way, the bid OF J. ". Malone, OF Lynch
burg, being the lowest, which was 81
CO. There were fhirty-one bidders rep-
resenting ten States The contract viii
be awarded by the council IN March.
The work is 10 be paid for BY the South
ern and $4,000 is available for IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
BISHOP HOSS OPERATED UPON.
His Condition Much Worse Than Was
Expected.

Baltimore, Feb I5.-Bishop F. z Hoss.
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
underwent a surgical operation this morn
ing at Johns Hopkins Hospital for in
testinaI trouble. He was reported 70 be
reviving from the effects OF the ether IN
a satisfactory manner.
Bishop HOss was upon the table for
nearly two hours. which was an hour
longer than anticipated. and was due 10
the fact that the surgeons found his con-
dition much worse than had been ex-
pected-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
LABOR OPPOSES PROHIBITION.
CIarksburg Trades Council Says Such
Legislation VIII Destroy Homes.
Sg,e,-isl 70 TIE Wsshipesoz, Us-sld


Clarksburg, " Va, Feb. 15-The Cen
tra1 Trades Council has adopted a strong
resolution against the prohibition amend
ment which has passed the lower house
OF the legislature Copies or the protest
have been sent 10 members OF the State
senate. One section OF the resolution
reads
We protest against any legislation that
has already destroyed homes. thrown
glass-workers. b0ttls-wOrkers. lsbel-print-
ers, box and crate makers. cabinet and
furniture makers. and polishers. bar FIX
tUre workers. brewery workers, team
sters. and other lines OF trade out OF
employment"
The model license bill Is indOrsed. Sen
atOr COfman. OF this district, 70 whom
a copy Of the resolutions was sent. is
a strong advocate Of the prohibition
amendment
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MRS. SKIPW1TH MURDERED.
Jury scents Foul Play in Tragic
Death of Virginia Woman.

Special % The Washington Head
Richmond. Va, Feb I5--An inquest was
to-day held over the bodies Of Mrs. Lizzie
Skipwith and Walter \. Johnson. who
were burned to death on Friday night IN
the Shpwith colonial home In Powhatan
County. the jury returning a verdict that
the deceased came 10 their deaths BY
foul play at the hands of some unknown
person or persons.
The county authorities VIII al once make
an investigation into the matter Officer
G X Johnson. OF the local police force.
brother OF the unfortunate man, to-day
offered a reward Of 500 for the appre-
heusi0n OF the guilty party. His belief
IS that a negro upon whom his brother
fred several weeks ago while he was at
tempting 10 steal chickens committed the
crime
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

New York, Feb. 15.-George Spencer MI
let. an Office boy Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. who was If
teen years OF age. fell on a steel ink
eraser when he Ezs trying TO run away
from q stenOgrapher, who said she was
going 10 kiss him The sharp blade en-
tered his left side and severed an artery.
which caused his death.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Woman Leans from yTtnaov

Boston. Feb. I5.-while temporarily
insane. Blanche Ensign, OF Lexington
avenue. New York. Jumped from q
sixth story window Of an apartment
house early this evening and received n
juries which resulted IN death within 8
few minutes. Last week she began to
show indications Of being slightly IN
balanced. but she did not become violent
until this morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Arrested for StonInr Train.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Feb. i5-Edgar Witt
and Grant Anderson. white boys, who
1--we in South Lynchburg. were arrested
last night on the charge Of throwing
stones at a Norfolk and Western train in
Bedford County Saturday. They will be
taken there for trial, the crime being a
felony in Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

Mexico City, Feb I5-On account OF
the continued activity Of the volcano OF
CoIIrna. the director OF the National Geo
logical Institute has named Paul Waits
an English geologist, as special eElissary
10 20 and study the nature OF the erup-
zion
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Girl in AeropIane Flight.

Pau. Feb 15--After q fight in his
aeroplane to-day which lasted twenty-sev-
en minutes. with Count Isabarat as a pas
senger, Wilbur Wright took his sister UP
and was In the air with her for six min
utes. King Alfonso is expected to ar
rive here Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
One of McNein Rangers Dead.


Keyser, " Va, Feb I5.-Word RS
been received here OF the death OF Isaac
Michael. a native OF Greenland Gap
Grant County, at Tempe, Ariz He was
eighty years old Mr. Michael fought N
the Confederate army as a member. OF the
Mcneil Rangers. which operated extsn-
sively in tbs South Branch Valley OF the
Potomac.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
John Mitchell Injured.

Springfield. H.. Feb 15-In a trolley
wreck on the Chicago. Ottawa and Peoria
railway to-day John Mitchell. secretary
or the National Civic Federation. was
among a list OF fifteen injured. Mr..
Mitchell was able TO proceed on his jour
1eF
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
E1ectton Fraud. ni.corerea.

Manila, Feb. I5.-After q contest which
lasted six months. the court has found
that . per cent OF the Manila municipal
election was fraudulent. Its decision.
however. holds that Gomez, a weIl-known
native agitator. was legally elected alder
man
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
PREPARES FOR FUNERAL; DIES.
Frederick County Bride Passes Away
on First Anniversary OF Marriage.

Winchester. Va. Feb. I5.-Having pre-
monition OF her death, Mrs Fannie Con
ner. wife OF John Conner. & well-known
Frederick County farmer. made all ar
rangements for her funeral services and
expired to-day at her home near Refuge
it being the first anniversary OF her we'd
ding.
She was thirty-one years old. She
leaves q husband. one sister. Two broth
ers. and an aged grandmother. Mrs.
George Showslter.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
ACTOR HITCHCOCK BANKRUPT.
Liabilities Placed at s.2o4 and His
Assets at SIG.

New York. Feb. Is - Raymond Hitch
cock, the actor, In voluntary petition
flied to-day. gives his liabilities as szS.zs4.
unsecured with no assets save Es on
deposit ~ the Mutual Bank
Hitchcock owes his wife, Flora ZabeIle
Hitchcock. S2.00o for money loaned.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Debt Hearing May Be Postponed.
sre-s.l 20 TTna Ksshinrto- HID

Richmond. Va. Feb. I5-It Is probable
that the hearing OF the Virginia. West
Virginia debt settlement Will be again
postponed West Virgfnia's representa-
tives are to-day trying to secure a con
tlnustion from Special Master LIttIefeld
because the claims OF Virginia have nos
been fully examined. Il Is probable that
the hearing viii be set down for some
time IN May.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MOB AFTER ITALIANS.
Wanted TO Lynch Two Men as Result
Of stabbinE ARRAY.


Clarksburg. y. Va. Feb. I5-There IS
bitter feeling here against Italians be
cause early yesterday morning two Ital-
ians. Carl and Dominick Airotirro
stabbed Jesse Watkins. who previously
had had a quarrel with Samuel Hender-
son Watkins was returning home at
Mo1ongah. and was attacked by the Ital-
isns from behind and stabbed twice. He
is thought 10 be mOrtalIy wounded In
the meantime a crowd OF several hun
dred persons collected and cried, Lynch
the Italians. hang them up" The men
were hurried TO jail
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Grover Anderson Arrested.

SDeci1l 70 The Washington Herald
Hinton. W vs.. Feb. 15-Grover An
de-son. aged seventeen years, who IS
charged with breaking into a Chesa-
peake and Ohio caboose a week ago.
stealing articles valued at SO. was ar
rested to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

10 not delay in notHyiBs tAis oHcs q sn5
change Of address. looslly or hg naE II
the paper Is net teins served resrlarly q
satisfactorily. make pfongt complaint - tele-
phone o. postal card Il Is tie ain 70 Fur
uisS uertect service, and hone ssbsc-ibe-s
siu eontn5ets % this end hy reporting -
ones any kE5 al cs6cis5cseS TslsphGaS
Main I'D
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
WASHINGTON ELKS
HAVE JOLLY TINE
Annual Banquet of the Order
Given at RauScher'S.
THEIR VIRTUES CELEBRATED

Representative CarIIn, of AIexan-
dria, Delivers Barbed shafts in the
Direction of the White House.
Other Speakers Pay Tribute TO
Orders DemOcracy-List Of Guests.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
STEAMSHIPS
BERMUDA a't1n :nh $50 AP. AP9
First eIass-IaeIaaing gerIh and MeaIs.

First Class IaeIE1lag Beglh and heals.
TIE most delightful rss0-t II TIE World Idsal
climate all yesr- The garden sTSE q TIE World
Tsss than two GAYS frun New YORK bT ne unsr-
riScart uincteeu knot tEin-sc-ew orezn frsr
PRINCE GEORGE Equipped with wirsIezsl. ths
fastest and most ClIlfoT1abis stcam6T 70 BernTia.
sails every THURSDAY a. Il A n
CAREFULLY NOTE THESE FACTS:
Sc. "PRINCE GEORGE Stri-zlz s-ss
claSS passenger ard NAL stesmeT CaT.ss 10 clrrl8
OF offensive freight The FASTEST. SrEADIEST.
AND MOST COMFORTABLE STEAMER To
BERMUDA Handsome bookiet AID f1I psrticu-
lsTs *
THE bermuda = = CO.
- STATE ST, NEW YORK.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Among the Guests
Among - pressnt -.

z. B. Adams. JoseDh Il Wood. F. G. Schsef--
John 81 Becker snd Ms BsckeT. John KAN and
Ars kapp. 5 S. Richards. g. L ReeS. "a p
DsWs0n and Mrs Dawson. P T. Moran and Ms
Moran, Thomas ,. kelher, Hugh F. HarTeJ and
MTs. Harvey J. J. Meehaa. F. s. PARIS sn5 NJ
Paris, Jules Dsm71et Charles Denonst Gus ~
BTahle-, Mss Anna Bahler. Miss Ida Brzhier
Max Pracht. Charles " Darr J / Peyse- Ioseuh
A BtTkhart MS Z c. Alien A g. Hermann
Pstrick +. Carr, Mrs.. Car. ard Mis- Car II p
sulliTsn, James I. Ward Miss Hu7sou Sysl-e-
= Th=rp, Dr. " 2, Waiter. samuel Richsrfs
Frs6 J. Asishesner and Mrs Mershsine-. A.