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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21

AND WATERWCRHS OF THE
TOWN OF NEWBERRY.
Whereas a petition has been pre-
sented to the Mayor and Aldermen Of
the Town Of Newberry, S. c., in the
words following. to Wit:
1.-THE undersigned freeholders of
the Town Of Newberry respectfully
petition your honorable body to order
an election on the question of issuing
coupon bonds to the amount of Forty
Thousand Dollars, payable forty
years after date, and bearing interest
at a rate not exceeding five per cent
per annum, payable annually, or semi
annually, for the purpose Of improv-
ing and extending the sewerage and
watefworks of the Town Of Newber-
ry''; and
Whereas it appears by affidavit Of
Olin L. Buzhardt, clerk and treasurer
of the said town, that said petition is
signed by a majority Of the freehold
ers Of the Town Of Newberry, S. c.,
as shown by its tax books; and
Whereas, Section POP, Vol. l, of the
Code Of Laws Of South Carolina,
1902, declares that it shall be the
duty of the municipal officers Of any
incorporated city or town Of this
state, upon a petition of the majority
Of the freeholders Of said city or
town, as shown by the tax books, to
order special election in any such
city or town for the purpose Of IS
suing bonds for any corporate pur-
pose set forth in said petition:
Now, therefore, Be It Ordained by
the Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town
Of Newberry, in the State of South
Carolina. in council assembled, and
BY authority Of the same, that spec
ial election be. and the same is here
by ordered, held at Council Chambers
in said town, the polls to be opened
at S o'clock a. M. and to be closed at
6 o'clock p. NJ, on May Is, 1909, for
the purpose Of submitting to the elec-
tors of said town who are duly quail
fed for voting under the constitution
and laws Of the state Of South
Carolina the question whether said
bonds shall be issued according to
law as prayed for in said petition.
Those voting at said election who
favor the issue Of said bonds shall
cast a ballot upon which shall be
printed or written the words "For
the Issue Of Bonds,'; and those who
oppose the issue Of said bonds shall
cast a ballot upon which shall be
printed or written the words
"Against the Issue Of Bonds.
The following named persons are
hereby appointed managers Of said
election: F. NJ. Lindsay, A. c. Welch
and J. H. Gaillard.
Provided that any vacancy that
may occur in the board of managers
may hereafter be filed by appoint
ment to be made by the Mayor, or
acting Mayor as the case may be.
Public notice Of SAID election to be
given by the publication Of this Or
dinance once a week for three con-
secutive weeks in the Newberry Her
aid and News and the Newberry OBJ
server, two newspapers published in
said town.
Done and ratified under the cor
porate seal Of said town this 10th
day of April, 1909.
J. J. Langford,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21
BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES.

No. IS, leaves Anderson at $50 a.
m., for connection at Belton With
Southern for Greenville.
No. IL, from Walhalla, leaves Ar
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21
A styp :to-dyn.

Has cured itch mag1cally for others
in Newberry and will cure for you.
For sale at
Mayes' Drug Store.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Mr.. WATCHORNS UNDoING.
Hostility 70 immigration Agents
Caused Resignation.

State immigration agents VIII hereafter
be given every facility at Ellis Island
and other emmigrant stations II be-
came known yesterday that one CT the
chief reasons why Robert Watchorn, COM
missioner Of immigration at Ellis Island.
was compelled to resign was his hostility
TO these agents.
The immigration act specifically pro-
vides that any agent appointed by q
State or Territory shall have access 70
aliens for the purpose Of presenting to
them the special inducements offered by
such state OF Territory 10 settle therein.
Notwithstanding this provision. # was
said. Mr. Watchorn persisted in his hos
tility TO agents. and declined to furnish
them necessary facilities 10 get n touch
with arriving aliens
Assistant Secretary MeHarg, OF the De-
partment OF Commerce and Labor. Is pre-
pairing plans 10 make effective this here
tofOre latent section OF the law
There IS a class OF immigrants with sUf-
fcient capital 10 either make the initial
payment or buy a small farm. These
immigrants are suspicious OF offers. How
ever. when they find offers for the sale of
desirable land at q small figure IS maze
by a government Official, they become
convinced that advantageous offers are
made for the purpose Of getting them 20
settle and not for the purpose Of robbinB
them.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
MINISTRIES WIN APPLAUSE.
National Rifles ArmOry Audience
Pleased with AmRteurx-

National Rifles Armory was taxed 70
its capacity last night by those who at
tended the minstrel show and dance given
by the Greater Washington Quartet and
Cla-E brothers.
The amateur minstTeis we're roundly ap-
plauded. and many appreciative CON-
nents were heard from the audience.
After the minstrels. the dancing began.
and lasted until an early hour this morn
lng.
John Pistorio was leader Of the orches-
tra. In the minstrel first part William
Peet was interlOcut0r: Jesse Veihmeyer
and Lee Moxley, bones; J. '. Tierney and
7. J. TrodGen. IT.. tsmbos. Among the
musical selections. Lee MoxIey's song.
What are You Going 10 Tel Old St
Peter md Tom Trodden's ''BOlo Rag
were specially appIauded- The Greater
Washington Quartet sang II Want 70 Go
Back % the Land af Cotton" The olio
included the Clark brothers. whistiers
and imitators; 81 original musical act.
featuring Ted Snyder's latest hit. Beau
tiful Eyes" an acrobafic speciality By
" L Bowman. and selections by the
Eastern Mandolin and Guitar Quintet
The tenoTs were J. A. Bishop. J. II.
Bishop, E Campbell. ". J. Desmond.
Byron Donnelly, z. G. Fellinger, Ralph
Harris. P Hart. George Hilton. ". P.
Hoffman. Charles Hutchinson. Frank
Hutchinson. Fred. u. kayhOe. P L
Lowd. c. Lynch. David Mccoy. n. Nor
man Mock. II. Reuling. RaymOn Rock.
c. TaggaTt. W. Tierncy. and A J. Trun-
nell: basSos. w L Bowman. A B Clegg
C P Hart, E L Hutchinson. J c Kraft,
y w LyIes, Il. M2dert, O. Noack, and
G. Perkins
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
WILL ENLARGE SOCIETY.
Spanish War Women Hold interest
ing Meeting and Outline Work.

Spanish War Women Hold interest
ing Meeting and Outline Work.
Plans for enlarging the scope OF their
Organization on a national basis through
affiliation with other similar societies OF
patriotic women. were discussed last night
at the regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the League Of Spanish War Women Of
the District. at 80 Eighth street north
west
Mrs. Kathleen Hodgson. president Of the
league, presided In addition % the routine
business Of the session several relief cases
were disposed of. a committee was ap-
pointed to decide upon distinctive badge
for the league, and plans for giving g
euchre party within the next two weeks
were made. Several new members were
added 70 the membership OF the league
last night
Among those who attended were Mrs
H. P. Springer, Mrs. Anna Il. Baden.
Mrs Mary Kiyett. Mrs. Louise L Fos-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Chevelier. Miss N
A. Wood, Miss J. P Wilkinson, Mrs I.
". Calver, Mrs. Florence Foster. Mrs
H. L Scribner, and Mrs Mary Nairu.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday, Aprf2
Tuesday, april -, 1000
Snnrenne Cnnrt nf - -rnIfed sfnfea.

Supreme Court OF the -CnIted States.
Present: The Chief Justioe Yir Justice Hsrian,
Mr. Justice BIeuer M Justice White. 3ir- Justice
Psckhasu- 1fr Justice NckennG. 1ir. Justice
HOLMES AIr. Justice Day ard zlr Justice MoodT.
Thomas 4. Fahy. 4 Philadelphia. Pa John r..
YCigt. Of 5fzttoon H.; Ajax L Powell. q Burliug-
ton. FL. Harry G. Ba-k. 0f Welsyilie. No. and
FTcd A. Baker of Marshall IL. EeTe admitted 70
pFactiee-
Nos 574 and Is. Franclsco Martinez ct Al sp-
peilants. IS. International Banking C0rDc7tion
Seash of Francisco Mariner one 4 tfe sDpells1ts
herein, suggested and Appearance q Mar-ano Mar
tinez administrator Of the esrate q tTauclo Mar
unez. deceased. as party appellant herein. nied
and entered motion e Mr.. Howard 1naysr
KingsbuTy fer the appellants
NJ 30 G. Elmer Smith q al executors. &c.
Appellants, The King 4 Arizona Mining ard
Milling Company et al II errur 70 the SuD-erne
Court q the Territory Il Arizona. dismissed VIII
cosis pursuant % the tenth rule
No. I9a W o. RogeE. =. et a.. Plaintiffs in
euor. Joseph T. Jones e. al submitted b.
AIr. FraEk johnson fCr he plaintiffs 10 error and
b III james Il NeVlIe and Mr. Walter 4 White
for the defeniauts II cGToT.
No. L8 Jaka r Hesrls appellant Jose
FlaLE3 g al alignment co1ii1uac b 3iT kre1erlck
K. Coudgrt f0r the appellant and hy Mr Henry
+. Davis Tor The spTellees and coucluGed By MT.
Howard Thayer Kingsb1u f1r the appellant Leave
granted 70 esunsl for appellant b ae additional
bTef 0l O. before Friday rsIt-
Ne. IS Eusene G. Kreigh. petitioner, - West
inghOUse. ChuTcl kC-T q Co; Argument co-nmenced
by NJ James 8 Rot4ord for the petitioner sai
continued b. Mr. Clifford Histgd foT the ~
spondcnt
A6io1EDed Until today al Z o'eock.
Tie day csll f0F Wednesday VII Be as foIorE.
NOa- lss, ls5. l9o 81 lss. 49, 20. lss. 20 sod -.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four fsrIongs. slezfoot 10 CHss-
oel. $50. Won. FcIy Mar. g PAUL Sls5. &c
Ond; ZahTa- s9 martini. S. third Tine. 0.ss 81
Iotta Creed Lou Lanier Lucindy. Ethel W. star
Kinney, and Bonnie Brick also rau
SECOND RACE-One and o-7e-sixte4nfb miles.
Ns1cy. l5 fWaTTsn). $40 Wou: Maid Militant los
CiaTtinl. Sis. second: Wine Merchant. IS CHan-
ran. SIS. third Tine. I52Z Caspendine
Bradley Reside, and Mamie Agol also rau.
THIRD RACE-SeTcn fUrlo1Es Lady Vie ns
(PauI. Si-9. WOE; lafayette. II CPreston). sa.O.
second: LADY Ethelin. g lBrznnon) SB. shird
Tine, 80 % Ben Double. I-rieztor, Usury. and
KeuneEick also rau
FOURTH RACE-FoJr fuTl0nEz Uncie Ten. I'D
Steele. Sii9o- Won. Simonette l07 CWa-sn}. s %
second; Roltuf. 10 walsh, S25 third Time.
052 Ramon CsrUna. Frosty Lancaster. 81 Dun
stan. and Core1 also rzn.
FIFTH RACE-SU f1rl0n-s- Ma-y on WT
CFrznklin). $3.50 Won; Miss Felix le4 Caufnaren
~ second: Tin Keeler. Us lOfu N26a third
Tine. i.l5 10 Za1pe. Mae Hamilton Morrissld
Landlord SempTo. Gus Gauni0t- and Stovswzy
also Tsn-
SIXTH RACE-one and one-zxteeutb miles
Nslsiicion. IG fObert) S-sa. won; Ed Ksne 8
QsoTzul. SO. second; Grenade IE CBurtonl. $50
third Tine. Isl - GilredeTe. CouTiTe. and St
Valentine also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
HAMS JURY IS COMPLETED.
District Attorney Says He VIII Call
Only Three Witnesses

New York, April 27.-The eleventh and
twelfth members Of a jury to try Capt.
Peter c. Hams, r.. for the murder Of
William E. Annis, were selected this aft
ernoOn in the Supreme Court at Flushing,
and after the twelve we're sworn in court
adjourned until tomorrow morning. when
District Attorney De Witt viii make the
opening address and the taking Of testi-
r.lony viii begin.
The district attorney said tonight that
he did not think it would take him more
than about FIVE minutes to present his
side OF the case. He said he intended to
call only three witnesses to give direct
testimony. He wouldn't say who these
witnesses would be, but he did say that
Mrs Annis. the widow Of the murdered
man, would not be one OF them.
Mr.. De Witt said that the prosecution
should be through with the three wit
nesses in one day, unless the cross-exam-
ination should be prolonged. Mr.. McIn-
tyre, chief OF counsel for the defense. said
he expected 10 be through with the States 5
witnesses by tomorrow evening OF Thurs
day morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
sOTHERN As pUNpREARY
Talented Actor Appears in Comedy
at The BeIaSco-

/ To see 2 H Sothern as Lord Dun
dreary Is TO see the foremost comedian
OF the EngIish-speaking stage interpret
one Of the most Iudicrous and remarkable
roles in all comedy. There is nothing ike
the part known to the drama. nor, in all
probability, Is there any actor living who
could succeed in It as S0thern succeeds.
Another capacity audience greeted the
distinguished actor lasI night. and for
three solid hours the rippIes and waves of
laughter that SLED the theater testified
eloquently to their thorough enjoyment
Of the play.
Lord DUndreary.'' or. as it was oris-
inally called. ''Our American Cousin" is
By no means a great play. but owes its
fame TO the accident Of the elder Sothern
having lifted q minor role into the place
OF greatest prominence by his masterfui
delineation OF an eccentric character.
and still has a popular appeal because
the younger Sothern is able at the pres
eut day 10 bring a genius almost as. great
as that OF his father 10 The impersonation
Of the same absurd character K is
rather a caricstUre than a character. No
body exactly like Lord Dundreary was
ever seen 70 real life, and for that very
reason It Is The more difficult to play the
part with anything ike convincing effect
Sotherr's impersOnation Of the ridicu-
lous lord, with his stammer. his drawl.
his mimicki1g step. his foppish dress. his
extraordinary side WhiskeTs, his blUnJer-
ing ways, his complacency, his dull wit.
yet occasional keen insight into the char
c1fa nd rsr L.
piece Of consummate art. Il reveals him
as q comedian Of real greatness who
keeps an audience OF intelligent people
bubbling over with mirth by the fnfiec-
ton OF his musical voice. the lifting OF
the eyebrows, the gradual or sudden
change OF facial expression, effected BY
the movement Of ais mobile Hps and the
extraordinary skill IN the use Of his eyes.
the bare suggestion Of gesture, and the
indescribable and intangible something
which et once makes his mere presence
on the stage g thing 70 be remarked.
In the third and fourth acts the come
dy is little more than a monologue for
its leading character, and II is a fne
tribute 10 Mr.. SOthern's Characterization
that until the very end the house fairly
hung on his lips awaiting with keen ex-
pectation the next ridiculous absurdity
10 emanate from the brain Of the fstuous
Dundreary.
The excellent cast with which Mr
Sothern has surrounded himself was
again seen 10 good advantage. Mr.. sgd
ney MatheT gave a splendid interpTeta-
ton Of the part OF Asa Trenchard. the
rough-spoken American cousin. Albert
s. Howson. as Buddicombe, Dundreary's
valet. contributed a finished performance.
Malcolm Bradley and Miss Gladys Han
son are also deserving OF mention. though
every one is well cast and up 10 his part
part.
The whole production IS characterized
by that atmosphere Of artistic finish
which has come 70 be the expected thing
when Mr.. z. II. Sothern puts on play.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Probate Court,
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

In re Maroellus HoSe; oudsr for allowance. Attor-
ney ". c. Martin
Estate Of Isabeila Murphy; ords- FOR registry 70
pay funds Attorney. z J. Bernhard
Estate Of BENJAMIN AndrsWs: security for costs
ordered.
In Re Mary G. Hume: order fa- ano~ancs- Attor-
nsy NJ J. Keane
Estate Of Mar J. N0zrss; order combining saies.
Attorney. 7 II Tsylcr-
Estate Of William Il Russell; order granting let
teTs 1estsments-y; bond. $40. Attorney. Y. h
Wallace.
Estate q james H. Smith; o7de- admitting VIII
% prooate and record Attorneys. Hughes < Grav.
Estate 0f Henri Bozne. petition for probate Of
viii AttoTVsJ. Z l. Giss.
Estate q Daniel W. johnson: petition for letters
q administration, Attorney 0. J. velry.
Estate o. Ddwand Hemp; sane Attorney. 4. p
Blair
Estate Of Charles G. Meade PETITION for lstter1
tsstansltaTT. Attoraey. P. R Halam.
Essats of william o'Mesley; VIII datsd April L
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Gives Half Million for Ho.nitaL

Galveston, April 27.-Having arranged
for the erection and equipment Of hos
pital in memory Of his mother, recently
deceased, John ". Gates has provided
an endowment Of 10000 for the main
tenance OF this institution at Port Arthur.
Tex, 70 be known as the Mary Gates
Infrmary.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
sIaccaBees Give a Concert.

What is termed the best concert given in the
history of Columbia Hive. No. ) Ladies Of the
Maccabees. delighted 3 large audience az PythiaD
Temple last evening Master Enory Bouini and
Miss Beatrice COsgroTe Won applause FOR their
duets. and Perez AIleTTO1 and Clyftcn White vere
encoTed for their cog dancing The feature was
a tab.eau1 entitled "cuaTTel Among the FIozerz -
those Who took Fs-t were Misses Helen ROheSu.
Edna Sullivan, Jean CsTishanks. Mary Taft. Anne
CTuishanks. Annie Walton. Jennie snyder. ye-a
Walton, Margaret FsatheTstol, harriet Burgess. anc
Catheripe LoFs.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Lawsuits.

40. sisse. Z P. wIlsou. trustee, Ts. Marx ".
Moore; debt Sse4s5. Attorney. ". R. Aodrexz
No. 5l5eN same ~ Olive L NeTton; szme.
Attorney. AEe
No. slssl. Parker. BTi5Est & Co. u. Dr. J. B.
Bssgett; Judgment Municipal Court SHs75 At
to-nsy, 7 A Hicks
No. a5e2 Edwin L Wilson. trustee vs. 1Eark
Y. Mco-s Ct al; bod 2oo0. Attorney. ". R.
AndrsWa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
BANQUET FOR JAPANESE.
Officers of Training Squadron En-
tertained at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, April 1.-THE two days
entertai lment given 10 the japanese
training squadron ended tonight in a big
banquet by the chamber OF commerce at
the Jonathan Club Forty japanese Of
fcers and ninety prominent citizens were
at the table Joseph Scott was the toast
master, with admiral Ijichi at his right
and Willis Booth, president Of the cham
Der Of commerce, ct his left
The main table was covered with pale
blue japanese iris IN the center. banked
with flowers, was an electric fountain, six
feet in height. throwing varicolored
streams OF water. all centering IN a huge
shell. supported by meTmaids.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Commencement E1erci.e. Tonight

Fourteen graduates of the Florence
Crittenden Manual Training School Will
receive their diplomas at the commence
ment exercises 10 be held tonight begin
hing at O'Clock. at 21S Third street
northwest Dr.. Samuel II. Greene, Of the
Calvary Baptist Church, viii be one Of
the speakers
The vale6ictorian VIII be Mrs. L. NJ.
Stuart Mrs Lilly Scholz viii read
paper on The life OF Christ" and Miss
Julia A Lyons viii deliver al address
on The opportunities Of a Christian
nurse" A good musical programme has
been prepared for the evening.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Bankruptcy Court.
JUsTICE RARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No sos n re ". 4 sails: receiver ordered 70
nsks sale-
No. - In re James " CogsTell: hearnz On
dischzTEs set ioT Nay Il. lS1s
No SL u ~ Ur5ted States Bt1Sery and PauSr
Goods Company; order for meeting Of cTeditorS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 70 day
Equity Court No. l.

ICSTICE BARNARD
IN re lun1Cy Martin Dooley: 07deE q rs1ED0
% auditor.
No 80l5 Hickey ~ NcGrarn e al; order
appointing trustee % sel: bond 500 Attorneys.
Barnard Jchnson-P r Hnhard
Nc. &52. Walsh e al Dragon e a.; sane.
bond- S5.o0. Attorneys. IL J. Kean-Hsmiit5a.
Colbert, Ysrkes & Hamilton.
No. E5S2 Reeves IS OOEies e al order IL
struciiug trustee % make allcEance Attorneys. l..
p WoodEard-H, B07d
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Equity Court So. 2.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No ZiZ- Mc6reeog Is Holland Medical Con
Daayi rule TstuT1able AUTil g. Attorneys. Z A
Jones and C. e. shiun-H johnson
No E6Ss. McDonougl vs. Desmo-d; refsrencs %
auditoT. Att0reys DzT. Puysor & Tayio-, and
W g. Beldors0n-J. B. Archgr
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
WEST VIRGINIA RESORTS.
Capon Springs and Baths

u TIE mounisins 10 miles due Esst os Wsshins-
tca. Nice pisca Good table LHrrs couparT
Pleasant peoPeL For pamphlets. rates &c aEfc-ess
CHAS- :. NELSON. CS7on SEEils. W. Va
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ST. In change of grade paymsas a
damages; award Of commission as 70 lot Y. squars
SO Tztissd.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
aIechanic,s Liens

No. 5slZ Dzriel O'Couno- ~ William, L BIuzt;
lot s. sguaTs Is2. SA Attorney. D. W. oyDo1O-
ghus.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Rain Stops Game.

The game between the Braddock A c.
and the Sherman A C. which was 10
have been played last evening, was
called OF owing TO the wet condition of
the grounds.
wednesday the BraddOcks meet the
Lurays. The probable batteries are:
Braddocks. Wilson and Cash: Lurays.
Lipp and Jerome
The game wiz be played On the Red
Lot at 4 O'Clock. The Braddocks are
anxious 10 hear from all teams averaging
fifteen years Address challenges to HI
ran lash, 1925 Fifteenth street northwest
When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and Oil wiz Be sent you
ct / cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
CARS TO KEHSINGTOR

LeaFe lSth s. ane ~ !. eTe &C quarter ho1rs; paa
Bridge. MAIN ENTRANCE zoo PAEk q Lska
cosnec1 With ke16nzto1 Ina
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
CriminaI Court 30. ?.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
IN re estate q Hannah Coyie; % trial Attar-
ueys Lambert s YestmaD-W. G. Garli-er and
". B. Reilly
Assignments for today:
United States vs William n Jaczsou
United States "a Howard SargEznt-
ATTliguueu-S
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Criminal Court No. L.

United States " W c. Gates. &C; false pre-
tenses; Dies E1lE; sentenced 70 us1itentiary foF
eighteen months on first cunt; Sentence suspended
On second
United States vs- John G. Mason. murder secoud
degree; plea guilty y r1anslsughter; sentenced %
penitentizry for four years
United States rs. John Wilkes; violating sectians
~ and Sal, r. S. [. s; Plea guilty. sentenced
20 peniteutisry fer eighteen months
United States IS Clarence Minor: grand larceny
Plea guilty; Sentenced 20 penitentiary for one year
ard one day.
United States IS. John A. Benson: violating SEC
ton 5l5l. r s T. e; on trial Attorneys. A A.
Birnsy and J. c. CauDbel.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
Lexington.

.ADp-ento allowances claimed.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
: E0RF0LE & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

MOUNT VERNON,
str. Charles 3Lscalester Capacity l.7naa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-28
HOTEL RoTHWELL

~ Hotsl ard Amusement Guide with nap q At
- CITY sent free J. A. Myers. Atlantic City. NJ