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Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
FOREIGN
 NEWS OF INTEREST.

 his Spanish honors and decorations be- cause he married Princess Beatrice of SaXe-Coburg at Coburg, Germany. without the consent of the king of Spain.
 While the imperial train was convey ing Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria back from Roumania four shots were fired at the archduke's compartment while passing the iron tier. one of which narrowly escaped missing the heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
 A son was born to the Princess de Sagan, who was Miss Anna Gould of New York. daughter of Jay Gould and sister of George Gould. at the country place of the princess. the Chateau Marais, at St. Cheron. France.
 NJ. Blot. assistant chief of Enc Paris detective service, and another detec- tive named Nugat were killed in Paris by a man named Delaunay. at whose domicile they were executing a search warrant.
 The suffragettes who were sent to prison for taking part in disturbances in Downing street were liberated from Holloway jail as result of carrying out n hunger strike.
 Prince vOn Bulow's resignation as chancellor of the German empire was accepted. and pr. vOn Holl- veg was appointed by the kaiser to succeed him.
 The British submarine c II was sunk by the merchant steamship Ed dystone off Haisborough light, Loves
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
STATE ExAMIN ATIONS

An exami nation for state teachers certificates will be held at the Center school in Kent July 21-2S from a. m. to 5 D. m.
 For information apply to State Board of Edu- cation. Room 42. Capitol. Hartford
 The examiner will be gla1 to confer with Der ms desiring to enter normal schools
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
Robert scovilIe Apnointsd

Among the members of a delegation appointed by Governor Weeks few days ago to net for this state at the trans Mississippi commercial congress to be held at Denver, Col, Aug. 16-2l, appears the name of Robert Scoville of Chapinville, who will be member of the national conservation commission.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
GRIM ES
 AND CASUALTIES

body was round Tn the Lampblack swamp near Harrison, \. J., in December, 1907, was declared an habitual criminal and was sentenced to serve a term of two years and six months in Sing Sing prison by New York judge
 In one of the most severe wind and electrical storms that has visited Lake George in years the Rev. Jshn w Laubenheimer of Albany. grand lee turer of the Masonic order of New York state; Hiram Philo of Glens Falls and Joseph Hanson of Whining ton, Del, were drowned when their launch was capsiZed.
 c. William ChappelI of Oneida. presi- dent of the National Casket company and well known throughout New York. was killed in an automobile accident on the road to Syracuse. and his wife and two sisters-in-law were seriously injured.
 Private George F. Hedgepath of the Forty-fourth company. coast artillery, stationed at Fort Washington. Md. was killed at Fort Monroe by falling beneath the wheels of a dummy train. He was the largest man in the army.
 A package containing $10000, ship ped by express from the National Bank of the Republic of Chicago to the Second National bank of Mon mouth. H., was stolen from Chicago Burlington and Quincy through train.
 shocking sacrifice, directly due to demoralizing impressions received at moving picture show, took place in West Burlington, N. J., when Joseph Kane, ten years old, shot and killed four-year-old Frances Lord.
 Mystery in the disappearance of Harold c. Cox, July 5, was solved when his dead body was found in White Plains, N. Y. The young man shot himself while mentally deranged.
 Wyatt H. Ingram, Jr., an officer of the Hibernia Bank and Trust compa- ny of New Orleans, was arrested on charge of embedding $100,0O0 by fOrg ing checks and promissory notes.
 Upon a plea of guilty of assault in the third degree Edward Thompson. chauffeur, was sentenced to one years imprisonment by a New York judge.
 Nicolo Melilio and Giuseppi Juliano were killed in a pistol duel with Jack Vigorito in the office of the American Securities company at New York.
 The Hotel Altman and the Fanston and Maddas blocks in Masontown. w. Va, were destroyed by a fire which caused loss of $30O,0OO.
 Louis Carter, deputy game warden, was arrested in Mishawaka, Ind, charged with conducting q burglary and arson school.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
NEWS
 OF OUR N EIGHB 30 RS.

 waldo Cruz, director general of the Brazilian sanitary service, during bac- teriological researches at the Os- waldo Cruz institute, Rio Janeiro, Bra zil
 Martial law was proclaimed along the north coast of Honduras. due to an incipient revolution resulting from the inability of the government to pay its officers and soldiers. Order was maintained by troops sent from Nica- ragua.
 All paper currency In Guatemala was recalled on the basis of 15 cents on the dollar, preparatory to putting the country on a gold basis through the bond deal now being negotiated by President Cabrera.
 In consequence of general strike of engineers. firemen and conductors traffic in the Central railway of Lima, Peru, was suspended.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE-Dressed beef at last quota tions.
 CALVES-Market nominal.
 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Dressed mutton, Sa11c. per pound: dressed lambs, 10a14c. HOGS-Reeeipts, 1879 head.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
SALISBURY TEAM HAS DlSBANDeD
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pitcher-Moyer. Left on bases-Miller. ton 1. Lime Rock B. Double plays Ford to Prendergast to Hughes, Husted unassisted, Traver to Husted. Stolen bases-Rion. Casey, Mover, Bartle. Time of game-i:45. Umpire-Morgan
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
CANAAN
Brewer out, hit by batted ball.
Score hv Innings

Score by Innings
 Sheffield 0000O Oa0 o %--g Canaan 0000 o O 0 | 0--4 Two-base hit-F. Brewer Three-bass hits-B. Shook, Lunde, Pounds. First base on balls-Of Shook 2, Stanton 1. Left on bases-Sheffield 1, Canaan 5. First on errors-Sheffield 8, Canaan l.. Wild pitch-Stanton 2. Struck out By Shook 6, Stanton 7, McCabo 3. Passed ball-Bills. Hit by pitcher-Qulnn.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22

The Infante Alfonso of Bourbon Orleans
 was deprived of his Sitln nOd strinnad of
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22

Theodore .. Whitmore, acquitted of the mur- der of his wife, whose
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22

The microbe of small. poX, which Is of ani-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19
NOTICE FOL, PUBLICATION


NW tGnI Land.
Department Of the Interior, 4. s.
Land Office at Lakeyicw, Oregon,
August 10. 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
u. colburn Of Olcne. Oregon. who. on
December G, 1907. made Homestead
Application 1910, Serial OI5O9, for
SEh OF NWh. EH OF SW Y, NV Y
OF sen Section II. Township 80
south, Range 10 East, Willamette
meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
ton 10 make Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before &. X. DeI.ap,
County Clerk. at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. on the Goth day Of October,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Slade OF Olene, Oregon.
Herbert Upton OF Olcne, Oregon.
Lee WrIghtmeyer Of Olenc, Ore
gOn.
A. 7. Wilson OF Olcnc, Oregon.
ARTHUR W. ORTON,
NIB 300 Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19
At TNE rLNNiiOCSES


One who has listened, cnrarturod,
to the gay parisicnnc In more than
one cafe chantantc, who has watched
the dark Spaniard glide through the
dreamy ma.cs of her scnsuous dance
In Sebastian and Madrid, who be
came ovcrwhclming " homcsick as
he witnessed the performance " an
English stock company IN liongkong,
has never seen n performance where
he paid ten cents admission aud saw
Child.actrcss Ms accomplished as
little Miss Wanda. nor received ~
much In return Tor what he gave.
The Roscll family are u Ncritablc
treat, and the people ot klamath
Falls appreciate this fact sincC they
pack the opera house every night,
Tonight the program will Include
the Rosclls In their amusing Skit,
"Du,chics First Picture" Mr. Ar
thur Roscll and HIS clever mono
loguc and several new motion pie.
lures, Jones and the Lady Book
Agent, who stirs up good ut trou'
BILE Tor Jones' with his pretty wife,
and "a French Duel" In which one
club member insults another bv put.
ting an olive In his cocktail aud II
Immediately challenged to due a.
the death. The duel turns ou' as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19
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Embroidery sale now on ut Stilts.
y. Mcpherson OF Weed Is in the
city.
Jars OF money given away at the
Portland Store,
Chas, Anthony OF Merrill is about
the city.
J. u. Elder. the shccpman of Bly,
is In town.
Any shirtwaist In the window goes
for eS cents at stilts' store This week
e. n plummcr OF Merrill is regis.
tered at the Lakeside.
Jars OF money given away at the
Portland Store.
MIR. and Mrs, c. A. Estes and fam
lily OF Al,uras are In the city,
For good home cooking. come to
the Oregon iIouse, Meals % cents,
J, j. simons and wife OF Poe val.
ley are In the city to-day
John Ziinder Of klamath Agency Is
paying this city visit.
There Is plenty of mosquito net.
ting at the X n X Store.
William Tiuricy. the Miller I'M
rancher. Is In the city to-day.
Smoked glasses and auto gricles
3 1. n n A..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19

The Moonstohc.' u siu"y OF tie
Sepoy rebellion In india. haSiar the
largest diamond IN the world for It's
ccntcrpiccc, Is on the screen tonight
at the Iris. The amazing slcight.nf.
hand OF the Indian fakir forms an
interesting part of the story, The
great diamond. kept In the sacred
temple at Sogcramatan, was stolen
by one Of the British officers and TAX
IN to England. where II was cNhib-
tied rs one of the trophies ~ the
uprising. The pursuit and rccapturc
of the gem by the Indian prince 10
whose care II had been entrusted, Il
4 thrilling tale that is Witnessed
proiitably by students rs well as
everybody else who has the least DO.
sire for dramatic productions.
Another great feature of to-nlght's 4
bill Is "a Wartime Sweetheart" u
illm In the production af which hun
drcds Of men and horses. ncccsgltat-
ing the expenditure Of thousands of
dollars. participated Il Is heart
story of our avn ciy.l war. and Is
well worth the time spent In watch.
ing II. In fact, no one loses any.
thing by visiting this thoroughly
modern moving picture thcatcr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19

Why IL our clearance sale like Il
magnifying glass? Because II makes
your quarters appear as large az dol.
lars usually are. Portland Store.
next To Postofilcc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19

The McitOskey inher-laced mat
tress is taking the lead OF all others
In material and construction. They
are neat. handsome. and durable as
well. You can always get them at the
Big Store. Virgil & Son.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-19

Description cannot describe this
'alc: to tell OF It is like attempting to
describe the "muchness' of the
moon. Portland Store. next to Post.
office.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
Deci.l to N. Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Suffolk, Va, Feb. According to
alibi witnesses to-day in the trial Of sam
Hardy. the alleged assassin Of Tiberius
Jones. Hardy was IN bed. three-foUrths Of
mile from the seems Of the tragedy,
when Jones was shot 10 death.
A. A. Holland and wife. al whose home
Hardy boarded testified that Hardy came
IN from his store on the fatal night at
$40 o'clock. AID said he was going TO
take some medicine and retire. Holland
said he and l. H Whedbee passed
through Hardy's bedroom shortly after
and saw the form Of a man, presumably
Hardy, IN his bed. Mrs. Holland said
she saw him In his bed at 1913 o'clock
and noticed his clothing on chair. The
witnesses were positive as to the hours
Of the night. but could not remember the
time Of Hardy's movements on nights
preceding or succeeding the tragedy.
L. H Whedbee, a visitor at the Hoi-
land home. corroborated statements Of
his hosts. saying he and Holland retired
together n an Office IN the yard at Ie.15
O'Clock. having Just passed through
Hardys room on the way out and seen
him in bed Whedbee was warned OF in
parchment
John Letcher Gay swore Whedbee had
told him on the DAY following Hardys
arrest that he CWhedbee). and A Holland
left the house about $50 O'Clock and as
not pass through Harcy's room, but ssw
him through a door partly ajsr- The
killing happened about 1879 O'Clock
Everett Holland. a half brother Of State
Senator E z Holland. who visited Miss
Mary Holland al the same home on the
tragic night. sad he left st 9;l5 o'clock
States Attorney Burgess read a statement
this witness had made 70 him shortly
after the murder fl which he said Whed-
bee and Holland left before he did.
The witness said to-day he had changed
his mind about this declaration after
talking 20 Seth Z Everett. Of the defense
counsel. and now Is nOt sure that ne
saw Holland or Whedbee that night
D. J. Dsughtrey said he saw Hardy sell
his gun 70 a stranger for SIS six days
before the killing. He had never seen the
purchaser before or since. Whedbee was
introduced in rebuttal. buJ was not al
lowed 10 testify.
The evidence IS nearly all in and efforts
viii be made to conclude the case to
morrow night Many Of the instructions
granted are taken from those in the case
OF Sam McCue, the convicted former
mayor OF Charlottesville. There we're
some warm words between Gay and
Whedbee after court
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
SPENCER CITIZENS PROTEST.
WIZ Fight Proposed Sale OF Liquor
by Druggist.
s1eoal % The Washington HeraId.

c7ecl74 70 he Aas1iuEfo1 Herald
Spencer, y. ., Fec. There Is Tkeii-
hood OF a legal battle over the proposed
sale OF liquor on physicians prescriptions
IN East Spencer, where licenses have been
granted by both the board of aldermen
and Rowan County commissioners TO
Mcdaniel & Klutz. druggists, for the saIe
OF whisky The property owners OF the
town are Up n arms and II is stated by
some that the matter viii be contested
The charter OF East Spencer provides
thht there shall be no intox eating
LIQUORS. wines, OF beers manufactured or
SOLD in said town
N Spencer proper. situated across sixty
two miles Of railway trsckage from East
Spencer. HduOr has never been legally
sold and the citizens Of this place have
little fear OF trouble along that line Not
rot only does the charter granted by
the state prohibit the granting OF licenses
but it is stipulated IN the deeds granted
10 property holders here that in ire event
OF whisky being sold on the premises,
either legally or Illegally. the title OF the
property viii revert 20 the Southern Rail-
way Company Many good citizens are
hiding behind this clause.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
COSTLY HOME BURNS.
Residence of Edward Wareham Is
Destroyed.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington HsrSld.
HagerstOwn, No. Feb. 4.-Fire early this
morning destroyed the handsome resi-
dence Of Dr. Edward A Wareham, Poto-
mac avenue, HageTstown. eEtailing loss
OF S2o0cO, partially covered by insurance
The three children OF Mr.. wareham
two daughters and q son-hed from the
burning building in their night clothes.
Cold and shiverlng. they we're found
standing in their bare feet on the lawn
by the neighbors. who we're first TO ar
rive on the scene Or. and Mrs Ware
ham. who were still asleep. were aroused.
and escaped from the building.
The FIRE, which started in the attic, is
believed 70 have been due either 70 q
defective fue OF a crossed electric light
wire. A general alarm brought out the
IRE department, but the efforts OF the
fremen were handicapped at the start by
low-Eater pressure.
For . tine the residence Of George F
Updegrsff, the glove manufacturer, and
Of Ira ". Hayes, Publisher Of the Even
ing Globe. were IN danger
Some OF the valuables were carried
from the Wareham residence before the
flames reached The lower floors. but valu-
able silverwsrs, highly valued personal
belongings. &c. OF the family were de-
stroyed. the loss in this way including
many things that cannot be replaced
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
FOR TAX ON ENTERTAINERS.
West Virginia House Passes Bill by
Party Vote.
slec1al 70 Ths WsshiaSt0a Head.


Charleston. W Va, Feb. 4-The most
mooted measure in the legislature now.
the coal. oil. and gas tax bills. became
the center OF a rather heated debate in
the House this afternoon, when Delegate
Eugent moved to have these measures
referred 10 the committee on taxation and
finance, IN order that the House might
be mere thoroughly familiaTized with
their effect on the tax system Of the
State.
The chairman Of the judiciary COM
mittee strenuousIy objected 10 their ref
erence 10 that cOmmitte. but. by a one
sided vote the House sent the bills 10
the committee on taxation and finance
The McCrum biz. imposing taxes on
inheTitances. was passed this morning by
almost a strictly party vote. several Re
publicans vDting with the Democrats
against the bills. Il was urged that It
was not right 10 tax widows and orphans
The committee TO investigate Theodore
AIvOrd's assertion that a milliOn-dOllar
pool had been formed 10 defeat prohibi-
ton in the senate has not YET been an
nOunced
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
CLEARS The GOMPL EXON
OVER NIGHT.
PimpIes, Rash, EruDtiOns, &c,
Quickly Ersdicated by New
skin Remedy.

Since its discovery one year ago poslam.
Che new skin remedy, has. in its extraor-
binary accomplishments, exceeded the
most sanguine expectations OF the emf
nent specialist who gave It 20 the world.
It has cured thousands OF cases Of &c
zema and eradicated facial and other dis
hgurements OF years standing. The ter
ribIe itching attending eczema Is stopped
with the first application. giving proof Of
It's curative properties at the very outset
In less serious skin affections, such as
pimples, rash, herpes, biackheads, acne.
BARRIERS Itch, &C.. results show after an
overnight application, only a small guam
THY being required to effect cure. Those
who use poslam for these minor skin
troubles can now avail themselves Of tlfs
special 5o-eent package. recently adopted
to meet such needs. Both the 5o-cent
package and the regular & 5ar may now
be obtained in Washington at Ogram's.
O'DonnslFs. and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes may
be had free OF charge by writing direct
to the Emergency Laboratories, q West
Twenty-nfth street. New York City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
GLASS STILL UNDECIDED.
Says Obstacles Must BE Removed
Before He Can Make Decision.

Representative Carter Glass. Of Lynch
burg. Va. now the most central figure in
the Virginia gubernatorial situation, re-
turned TO Washington from Richmond
yesterday morning. where he held con-
ferences with his friends and last night
announced that he had not reached his
decision in the Virginia gubernatOrial race.
There are many perplexing obstacles
in the way Of making my decision
hastily. said Mr.. Glass last night. These
must be overcome before ! can reach a
decision 10 make the race.
From information 1 have now from all
over the State. 1 an satisfied that voters
are not rushing to commit themselves 10
Judge Mann or Mr- Tucker They are
waiting for me 70 make my decision be-
fore committing themselves. and con-
sequently I intend TO deliberate this mat
ter carefully"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
APPROPRIATION INCREASED.
LxnehBurg's Budget Is S7ey907 LarE-
er Than Last Year.

SpeGal 70 Tee Washington Head
Lynehburg. Va, Feb. A-The finance
committee tonight reported the budget
to the common council for the present
fiscal year. the total appropriations for
the year aggregating Sssi, l64s9- The ap-
preparations last year were 81, 1911. or
an increase for 1893 OF s76.SlT2z. This in
crease is IN spite OF the fact that s50cr9
paid in liquor licenses last year cannot
be included this year
The budget under the State Ian les
over until tomorrow. when il VIII be
adopted. No opposition is expected 70 It.
Practically every department Of the
municipal government Is given increased
appropriations The money for streets
and sewers aggregates S77.5oo. an increase
OF 1850 Lights get $500. an increase
Of $500 The fire department gets an
increase Of $3.50; sanitary and street
cleaning departments $3.50; pclice de-
partment, S2.5ea- The public school fund.
which sugments the State apportionment.
IS raised from SE7.000 10 S0oo0. with $50
additional as special appropriations The
salary account. on account OF increased
pay to officials, is raised from $1,000 10
$500
Lynchburg's budget IS the third largest II
the State. ranking next TO Norfolk and
Richmond.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
Mrs. Mary Johnson Dead.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Hinton. W Va. Feb Mrs. Mary
johnson. wife Of the late Caleb johnson,
Of Anderson. died here last night a. mid
night, OF bronchial pneumonia, after q
weeks Illness. She made her home with
her daughter. S9lOme Johnson. q teacher
in the Hinton High School The remains
will be taken TO Anderson for burial to
morrow. Misses Salome and josephine
Johnson, teachers, Of Hinton; Mrs Edgar
johnson. Of Anderson, and James johnson,
Of Texas survive.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
WILL BE Dry BANQUET.
Washington and Lee Graduating
Class Banishes Liquors.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va. Feb. &--LiQuors OF all
sorts VIII be excluded from the annual
class banquet 10 be given during com
ulAncement week by the senior, academic,
and engineering classes Of Washington
and Lee University.
This action was decided II a class meet
ing by a vote OF 3 10 e. This is the
first time that dry" banquet has been
decided on by the graduating classes az
Washington and Lee.
Earl Kerr Paxton has been elected edi-
tor-in-chief Of The Ring-Jum Phi the
college weekly paper published at Wash
ington and Lee University, 70 succeed
l. c. Witten, resigned
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05

secretary and treasurer. Harvey Ewart;
superintendent Of the light department,
John Leslie; superintendent OF the water
department, R ". Ervinz. The following
members Of the board Of directors were
unanimously elected; ". I. FredeTing.
Dr.. O. O. Cooper. ". J. BrightwelI, c. S.
FalcOner, J. A. Parker. R r. Flanagan,
T H Lilly. J. H Jordan. and DR. S. P.
Peck.
Reports were submitted by both depart
ments. showing the condition of this
company 70 be IN excellent condition.
The company Is making plans for a day
current OF light IN a short time.
Hagerstown-The increasing value Of
farm land and real estate in Hsgerstown
is pointed 20 as evidence OF The return
Of an era OF prosperity. Real estate OF
all kinds fl the county is selling higher
now than has ever been known. Farming
land, particularly, Is bringing big prices.
and during the last few weeks there have
been a number OF sales made.
One Of the largest sales OF farm realty
recorded OF late was nine parcels OF
property owned by the late Hiram Stout
fer. The sale amounted TO nearly $4,000.
A tract Of Isl acres OF land near Downs
vile was sold for S1A an acre. and q
tract OF 50 acres near Sharpsburg brought
$50 IN acre. Napoleon Brumbaugh sold
his farm OF SO acres. situated near Md
dleburg. 70 Henry Bear. for $4,000.
Negotiations are pending for the sale
OF the Franklin Hotel property In this
city, which was recently Offered at pub
lie sale and Withdrawn at a bid OF 81. co.
D. Rsmacciotti. a wealthy Italian mer-
chant. Is the prospective purchaser. The
deal. It IS stated, win be closed shortly.
The price is said 70 be between s260
and SO Zoo.