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Weather Summary Ter LILY.

Temperature Highest % ON 3, low.
est 90 on ?3rd. Greatest daily range,
IS on BIRD
Precipitation. Total 5;37 inches.
Greatest in "a hours Isl inches on 9Th.
Number of days with OF inch or more
II. clear q, partly cloudy G, cloudy 4,
thunderstorms, 10 foggy mornings,
no high winds. -Chas. S. Ludlow.
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Mortgages filed, s4i25.O 90.
Mortgages released SC900.OO.
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Morton l. Hin, of Lebanon, Ind,
says; My wife had Iulammatory
Rheumatism in every muscle and joint;
her suffering was terrible and her body
and face were swollen almost beyond
Eccognition had bCeninbedforsi six weeks
and had eight physicians, but received
no benefit until sbe tried Dr.. Detchon's
Relief for Rheumatism. 1t gave her
immediate relief and she was able TO
walk about in three days. ! am sure il
saved her life" Sold by The n. L.
Grice Drug co Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-08-05

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can msst conveniently do by taking Il
dose or two OF Bees Laxative Cough
Syrup. 1t is pleasant to take, acts
promptly. Children like it. Sold by
cnry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-08-05

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Jcwelry store.
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will hold their monthly market Satur-
day, August eth. at Amacl< N Chancys
furniture store.
DR.. and Mrs. Rol't. Mitchell are the
proud parents of baby boy. He ar.
rived Monday evening and immediate
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p'.aule, enc ,or auyauu O' iIsy
trouble lLoy promptly assist ia eX-
pelling poison from the system and
are very effective in cases of lame
back, backache, Inflammation of the
bladder aud urinary troubles. Sold
by Henry Cook.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
TRUST need not SELL GOODS
Corporations Act Does Not Consti-
tute Illegal Restraint Of Trade.
Action Against American Tobacco
Company Is Dismissed In New
York Court.

Albany. y. Y. May 1.-The Court OF
Appeals this afternoon affirmed the dis
m5ssal Of the complaint by the hover
courts in the action OF John A. Locker.
and another against the American To-
bacco Company. the Metropolitan Tobacco
Company. AGoIpn Bon5hcim. and Arthur
stern.
The plaintiffs alleged that the defend
ants owned and controlled so large a
share of the staple articles and kinds o.
tobacco marketed IN the country that
no general dealer or jobber could sue
cessfuIy do business without handling the
merchandise owned AID controlled by the
American Tobacco Company; that the
said company had appointed the Metro
poIItan Tobacco Company its exclusive
selling agent in New York. and that the
defendants refused 20 sell any Of their
goods TO the plaintiff. whereby their busi-
ness was destroyed"
The opinion OF Chief Justice C-uen
holds, IN substance. that. whereas a com
biBation Of several persons 10 withhold
these products would have constituted an
Illegal restraint Of trade. one person or
corporation can legally sell 10 whom it
pieases, and that the extent Of the busi-
Eess does not affect its rights.
II the aggregation Of enormous in
dUstries under a single control is an
economic evil as 20 which 7 express no
opinion" says Judge cullen. "the evil can
De safely cured by the legislature a"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
GUNS 10 WELCOME PRESIDENT
Virginia Artillery VIII Fire Salute
as Taft Enters Petersburg.
Union and Confederate Veterans VIII
March Alongside His Carriage.
City Ready for URveiIing.
J % ne Washinr-nn Hsnld-

Sps-ai % TIE Washingtn Head
Petersburg, Va. Nay 1L-Presldent Taft
VIII be welcomed into Petersburg with
tbs Chief Executives salute Of twenty
one guns on Nay Is. This has been de-
cidei upon by the committee on mill
tary and parade, of which Gen. Stith
Boiling. a Confederate veteran. IS chair
man
Tbs salute VIII be fred by a battery.
probably one from Norfolk after 1Ir.
Taft attends the unveili1g exercises OF
the Hartranft monument. al Fort Ma
hone
The aruIlerists VIII fire their first ggn
when Mr.. Taft's carriage rolls within
the bounds or the corporate limits OF
Petersburg The salute viii be concluded
about the time Mr. Taft reaches Center
Hu Mansion This is the first tine in
the go years Of Petersburg's life that she
has ever thus hc10red the Chief Nagis-
trate OF the nation
While cannon boom many military or
CARNATIONS. conspicuous among them be-
ing The commands detailed or the War
Department % take part in the exercises
here. VIII march in front OF and behind
the carriage in which the President. Mrs
TAFT, and the other members cf their
party viii ride into the CITY from Prince
George County, where the Unveiling IS
10 take place Several hundred Pennsvl-
vania veterans, in blue uniforms. and
scores Of Confederate veterans. IN gray.
VIII also be in the line OF march.
Attorney r Gordon Finney. OS Wash
ingtOn, who IS managing the celebration.
reports receipt OF letters from a number
OF railroad officials, who say special ex-
CUrsiOns, at a rate OF . cents a mile
VIII be run TO Petersburg from ali parts
Of this State. and the S0Llh generally
Hotel accommodations viii be adequate
% meet the demands.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DEMOCRAT WANTS PROTECTION
Representative Maynard Gives Rea-
sons for Peanut Tariff.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, May las long as I
live count me in the ranks Of the 'unter-
terrified Democracy but all the same
7 am a firm believer in the policy Of pro
tscs!ng american resources and indus
tries" declared Representative Harry
Maynard. Of the Second Virginia district
wherefore, - continued 8Ir. Maynard. I
shall fight 20 the last ditch for the main
tenance Of q healthy import duty on
lumber and peanuts. the things that my
own constituents. are vitality interested
in. being heavy producers Of both.
We really need a higher duty on pea
nuts. or g0Ober peas, as they cali them
in the plebeian Georgia vernaculsr. At
present the tax IS one-haf a cent a
pound on the nuts In the hull. and I
cent per pound or the shelled. II would
be a splendid concession 10 home indus
tries 90 double that rate. which would
bring the tax Up TO The old Mckinley
bin schedule You see. our native Ameri-
can Co0ber has TO fight for its life against
the inferior and pauper-raised product Of
old World culture. Without a stiff duty
japanese peanuts would flood our mar
kets and drive prices down so low that
the Virginia and North Carolina planters
would simply have to quit raising that
crop entirely.
Wages in Japan are about One-tenth
what American labor is paid. and the
argument is one Of patriotism
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. DALZELL.
Services for Wife OF Representative
Held at Residence.

Funeral services for airs. Mary Louise
DaIzeI. wife Of Represeztauve Dalzell.
were held yesterday afternoon at the
family residence. 1875 New Hampshire
avenue. Rer. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor
Of the Church OF the Covenant. of5ciaJed-
The body XIII he taken TO Pitts51rs FOR
burial in the family plot IN Allegheny
Cemetery
Services in Pitrsburg VIII take place IN
the chapel os the Third Presbyterian
Church. az which she was . member
PaIbeare-s viii be her three sons. VIII
lam sage Samuel. and Robert DUE Dai-
zeil and three nephews. william Il Dl1.
John DalzeI DUFF, and Frank Eirzmi-ler-
At a meeting o. the executive and
other committees OF the COngressiora-
Club yesterday morning q resolution was
adopted. expressing the deep sorrow
which her death caused the club. OF which
she was q member A written expression
or regret and sympathy was sent 10 the
family. together with a large wreath OF
flowers
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Big STRIKE IMPENDS
Conference FrUitleSS Between
MachiniStS and Potter.
B. & O. OFFICIALS STAND FIRM
Refuse Strikers Demand for AbOl-
ishment Of PIecewOrk Order-Na-
chinistS Wsu Ask Industrial Peace
Association to Arbitrafe Question
The Trouble May Spread.

Baltimore. May IA conference was
held this afternoon between q committee
Of twelve striking machinists. Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Vice
President Potter. OF the railroad com
pany, relative 10 the differences OF the
piece and day rate system IN the Mount
Clare shops. but 1t was fruitiess. the com
panv standing pat on the decision Of the
general superintendent OF moJt-e power
ID install the piecework rate
After the committees report was read
10 the strikers meeting a resolution was
passed asking the National Industrial
Peace Association 10 act as Mediator be
tween The men and the company.
IN the event Of this failing a general
strike or the maChinists viii probably he
called OF the whole Baltimore and Ohio
and Baltimore and ohio Southwestern
systems. with likelihood OF the whole
corps OF operative in other mechanical
branches OF the company going oct in
sympathetic strike.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BURTON And DICK AT ODDS
Senator's Clash Over Appointment Of
Three Ohio Officials.
visitors Call and Talk over the
Zinc Industry-BarOn ROsen
says GoOd-by.

Three important appointments ar Cleve-
land. involving Offices in the northern
part Of ohio. have caused an issue be
tween Senator's Dick and Burton. the
first serious disagreement the two states
men have had
y c. Wright. Of Cleveland. and John
Hays Hammond recently asked for the
appointment Of Henry Davis. former city
fire uashaI. n place OF Frank Chandler
as United States marshal President
Taft took the appointment under conSid-
Grafton. and asked the senators for their
views. Senator Burton was willing If
the President would appoint y. G. Rod
vay as collector OF internal revenue. in
place Of Frank McCord. and Herbert
Grant. in place OF " 6. Burton. as ap-
praiser Of merchandise at Cleveland.
Senator Dick vas opposed 70 any
chanse al this time. Both Senator's
seemed disposed TO stand pat and 1t IS
HbeIy that unless they can agree. PTesi-
dent Taft viii make his appointments
without regard for their views in the mat
ter
Clay Gregory secretary OF The CONNER
ciaI Club Of Joplin. No. s. r Ping. and
Judge David D. Hoag called or the Presi-
dent yesterday and conferred with him
concerning the zinc industry
Baron Rosen. the Russian Ambassador.
said his g0od-bys 10 the President. pre-
raratory 20 leaving for Europe on Sat
l.r6av FOR his annual vacation. Other
callers were Representatives Mcguire and
Morgan, OF Oklahoma, and STATE Chair
ran Norman. OF the Republican organiza-
ton
The President has sent a cablegram OF
cOngratulation 10 the Shan Of Persia on
the establishment in Persia of the con
stitutioual form of government. The
cable also says that this government
hopes for the speedy re-esta blishment OF
peaceful and normal conditions
President Taft to-day viii cross clubs
al golf with Walter J. Travis. former
national champion. at Chevy Chase. The
President. Mr.. Horstmann. Mr. Travis.
and Gen. Edwards viii play a f0ursome-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
CARDINAL IN ANNAPOLIS.
spends Day with Capt. Badger, of
Naval Academy.

Annapolis, Nd. May T--Slipping quietly
away from Baltimore on a pleasure trip.
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest Of Capt.
Badger, superintendent OF the Academy.
to-day. Capt. Badger. though not q
Catholic, IS n great admirer OF the cardi-
nal. and some weeks ago he extended 10
the head Of the Roman Catholic Church
an invitation 10 spend q day in Annapo-
lis as the guest Of himself and Mrs. Bad
ger The invitation was accepted. but
the matter was kept rather q,iet-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
PLANTER KILLS MERCHANT.
Finds Note Under Wife's Pillow and
Her Confession Follows.

Rosedale. Miss, May u.-Charles L
Jones, a planter, was put in jail here TO-
day. charged with shooting IN the street
at Arnold this county, last night, Jesse
Pace. Jr-. a merchant.
I was Just about 10 retire said
Jones. when I found note under my
wifes pillow. I killed Pace and I an
glad Of Ii. II I had II 10 do over again
! would not hesitate. Ny wife confessed
20 ne that the note was from Pace"
After his wifes alleged confession.
Jones drove from this city 20 Arnold
where. without a word of warning. he
shot and killed Pace With a double-bar-
relied shotgun and a pistol, enptyins both
weapons into PAGES body Both Jones
and Pace were wealthy. and their fam.
les were prominent
After the tragedy Jones surrendered and
turned over the unsigned lengthy note
containing endearing terms.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
ADMITS ROBBING POST-oFFICE.
William VI. Jones Was Sabbed in
Newport News.

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald
Newport News. Va. Nay u--William
Marion Jones, alias William n. Hughes.
a young printer, who was arrested here
to-day Oh the suspicion that ne had stolen
a motor cycle upon which ne was riding
through the streets. tonight was turned
over to United States P6st-ofice In
spector Bulla, to answer to the charge
OF breaking into The post-oaice at Mag
nola. Va, and stealing several money
orders
The young man admits his guilt and
says that he had one Of the stolen orders
for so cashed at a Norfolk saloon. He
viii be sent 10 Norfolk tomorrow
Hughes came originally from Greensboro.
n c. but he has worked in Washington.
Norfolk. and Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

peting with the free tea from China Is
ANYBODY fooled by the claim that this
tariff does not Increase pTices29
During the course OF his remarks Mr..
TilimaR raised his voice 10 a high pitch.
and he was rebuked by Mr. Hale, who
requested him not 10 become bolster
Gus"
= don't see why you should complain
OF my voice, Mr. TiHman retOrted,
when other Senators have been cavoTt-
ing and high-hoTsing ali around the
place"
IF duty OF 10 cents pound will rot
increase the price Of tea" Mr. McI,aIrfn
continued. then I think we ought 10 put
it on because it would yield a revenue. II
a duty Of cents pound Is placed on
coffee imported from countries which dis
criminate against American products. he
added. then the price OF coffee VIII be
increased By the amount OF the duty
IN the course Of the afternoon the de-
bate became general The question OF
the middlemans profits came in for a
share OF attention. Incidentally the
venerable question as 10 who pays the
duty the foreign exporter or the Amer
lean consumer. was raised Senator Lodge
gave an illustration BY citing saccharine.
He reminded Senators that when the
Di1gley Law duty OF $50 a pound specific.
with an al valorem Of u per cent, was
imposed sacCharine was selling AT So
a pound
Il hal been gradually declining in
price year by year. IN spite OF the duty.
until al present the price Is = cents a
pound. or less tnan half OF the specific
dutv
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
SEEKS TO RECOVER BOND.
Echo Of Greene ard Gaynor Case
Heard I'm Richmond.
Iesal y Tie Wsshinztol Head

>IIe-l1- y Tie NsshIrEfol Head
Richmond. Va. May H.-Argument was
begun III the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals tnls morning in the case Of
Mrs. Mary J. Leary. OF LynchburE.
against the United States, 20 establish
her right TO a S1oo00 bond put up by her
husband John Leary, before his death.
FOR the appearance Of Gaynor and Greene.
contractors. IN the United States court
The case Of GaynOr and Greene has
been settled some years. but the bond
matter has never been settled.
Mrs Leary contends that her Husband
died before the time for the appearance
o. the men came. and therefore is absoIved
Of responsibility for their appearance.
AT opinion in the case viii hardly be rem
dered for weeks.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
GILLESPIE EXPECTED TO RUN.
He and Summers Coming 20 Wash
ingtOn TO Discuss GOvernOrship.

Special 70 The Wssli-gtoa Head
Bristol. Va. MAY HI row seems most
probable that A. 2. Gillespie. Of Tazewell
viii he the Republican candidate for gov
ernor Of Virginia
Both Mr. Gillespie and Collector OF In
ternal Revenue l. p Summers. who Is
also mentioned for the nomination, VIII
go 10 Washington II the reNt ten days
to confer with Representative Slemp and
see President Taft in regard 10 the gov
eruOrsh.p.
Gillespie wouId make q strong candi-
date. the leaders here think. Many are
opposed to Summers because he is an Of
hce-hOlder.
Friends Of Gillespie say that he viii
make no statement whatever for publica-
ton, and is not a candidate for the BOnl-
nation. However. they intimate that Il
President Taft thinks It best for him TO
run, that he viii do So
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DR.. Fleming in Charge of orDhapnge

LyuchbCrg, Va. Nay 11--Rev. DR.
Robert H Fleming, Tor twenty years
pasto- of Westminster Church. and for
merry pastor q Presbyterian churches
is Washington. D. g.. and Woodstock.
Va. has taken charge Of the Pres5y-
terian Orphanage here as superintendent.
He viii give his entire time t. the d.
rection Of the institution which is fos-
tered by the Synod Of Virginia. which
includes the Southern Presbyterian
churches in Maryland. Virginia. a portion
of West Virginia. and tie District Of
Columbia,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
FARMER HANGS HIMSELF.
Washington County Wan Ends Life
in His Barn
SPECIAL % TIE Washington Head

sIec-al ~ Tie Ass1lrEt1n Head.
HaEerstown. I'D. May Il Henry
Strock, a prosperous farmer. who resided
on his 2o9-acre farm IN Chewsviue dis
trict. this county. committed suicide by
hanging himself in his barn to-day. Life
had been extinct for several hours when
his body was found
No cause can be assigned for Tire act
as he enjoyed good health and had a
happy family. He was about thirty-six
years old and iz survived by his wife and
three children. He was q son OF William
y. StrocE. OF HagcrstoTn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

nished at IS cents a thousand cubic feet.
against 81 net-to-day's price- Gas for
cooking purposes az 45 cents a thousand
cubic feet; gas fO- sas engines, heating,
and general domestic purposes. a. cents
a thousand cubic feet Manufacturing
gas viii be graded n accordance with
the quantities & be used
The pipe line 10 this city VIII be 80
miles long. the longest large pipe line IN
the world. and the natural gas territory
which viii be used 10 supply the needs
Of this city IS Of vast area
City and State officials all express
themselves in favor Of the plan.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Fire in Cotton Warehouse.

Norfolk. Va. MAY u.-Fire was ti=-7-oa shortly
before L o'eock tonight II warehouse NJ 55 q
the Norfolk Warehouse Aszc1ltioa- IN Uhich vas
s,crod Ss3sD wcrth oF co,tCr belonging % Basset--
Nash & Co Al I o-c,ocE rho Ere vas s.il burn
NIX but ur6er control.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
wants saccharine Free.

7 want 10 ask the Senator from Msssa-
chUsetts how high the duty would have
10 be placed 10 permit TIE consumer 10
get saccharine free2" inquired 7lr. Gore.
the blind Senator from oklahoma
Senator Lodge Joined in the laugh that
followed.
Senator Cummins. OF Iowa, who pre-
sented an amendment reducing the duty
on window glass. read from the testi-
mOny OF ". p Jones, a glass manu-
facturer Of Morgsutown. v. Va. 10 the
effect that be believed the duty ought 10
be reduced. Mr. Cumuins said that his
own amendment did not propose q de-
crease as great as that suggested by the
manufacture
Mr. Aldrich quoted IN opposition 10 the
manufacturer the testimony Of the win
dow glass workers. He charged that Mr.
Cummins was reading from a pamphlet
prepared By Seamans. Bache & Co. New
Eerk. importers. who were interested 81
bringing n foreign-made glass
The Senator from Iowa resented the
imputs-ion o. favoring the importers. He
said no was glad % see such unanin1ity
among Senators in their so,icitude for the
interests Of the woTkingman. "It Is
really touching said Sr Cummings.
fand 7 trust 81 viii continue beyond the
tariff BIZ and be as marked when n the
next session 0f Congress we come 70 con
sider ether measures designed 20 benefit
the iabOreT.
Mr Cummins said he had never con-
tended tlat the duty was added 10 the
price OF the article in every instance. but
when ire duty was pronibitive. and a
trust in local production was formed. II
became possible for the trust % add tne
amount of the duty 70 the article and
make tho consumer pay IT, Such thing
had been done frequently n recent years
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
REACH WARRENT0E.
WadSwOrth Horseback Party Spend
Night There.
Spccial 70 ne Waslington Hcrald

Special "a The Washington Hcrald
Warreuton. Va. Nay 1.-THE members
OF the WadswOrth Horseback party,
which Includes Mrs Herbert Wadsworth.
OF AVN. X. Y. Miss Margaret Cary. Buf-
Talo: George Marvin, Washington, and
T p. Smith. Of Mexico City. accompanied
by .-ree negro groOms and eleven horses,
ana two wagons OF provisions and cloth
inS. arrived here this afternoon. riding
frorH Fairfax Court House. a distance Of
thirty miles. to-day. The party are rid-
inE To- Genesee. y. Y. and expect TO cover
the entire distance on horseback
They stopped at the Warren Green
Hotel and expect 20 leave t0-m0r-
row morning al o'clock 20 reach
Little Washington. Va. twenty-five miles
from here. about sundown.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Ne.I,it p Rank officinI.

Pittsburg. Fa-. May u.-Hariso1 Ncsbit. the IA
tional bank examiner who for the last eighteen
months has been buSly engaged in wedding OF
the T0tte1 part u PfrtsbU1Es banking system vas
burg and VIII be in charge Of the famous bank
ing institution.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Ordinance to Amend the City
Laws Before Council.
TO DROP HEALTH OFFICER
Jury in suit ever Possession of
Alley Dismissed without Agreeing
Two Plants VIII BE Erected in
the Near Future-Suit of VI. r. Wren
Against Safe Company Up To-day.

Aiexsntris News Agency. so2 BinE street. Aie1
srl-ia. Va. suthcrzed agents and car1ers fos
Tie Washington HeEald. The Herald vii bs De-
hTcred daily and Sunday TO Auy address L Alex
Ipdraa f0r 50 cents a month