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The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

amendment that he did what he could
TO defeat the Democratic candidate for
! governor Under such circumstances the
/ Prohibitionists could not expect any
favors from party they helped defeat. .
Morgantcwn. W. Va.-Judgs ira z. Rob
inson. the Youngest member Of the su-
preme Court Of Appeals. win have the
honor OF administering the osth Of Office
10 William f. Glasscock. as governor OF
West Virginia. on March Judge Robin
son was selected 10 perform this NOS:
/ solemn duty by the incoming governor.
because, since childhood, they have been
close friends, coming from adjoining
| counties and the same senatorial district.
Charlestown. ". Va--Fire at midnight
Thursday night during a fierce wind
storm. destroyed two dwellings in Eagle
avenue, this city. The inmates barely es-
capped with their lives The buildings
were owned by c. E. Hughes and a. G.
Wynkoop-
Oakland. AId.-Rev. J. B. Workman.
pastor Of St. PauTs Methodist Episcopal
Church. has declined the position OF
financial secretary and field agent OF the
West Virginia Wesleyan College, OF
BuckhannOn. W Va he prefers TO re-
main in the active ministry. The ap-
pointment was made BY the West Vlr-
ginia Conference.
Charleston. ". Va--The reason. It. Is
said. that the State senate refused 10 con-
firm the appointment OF Harry L. Sny-
der. OF ShepherdstowE. as a member OF
the state board Of insane FOR the Spencer
Hospital was due 10 the opposition Of the
two Democratic senators from the East
ern Panhandle. They are Senator Gray
Silver and Senator A. &. Mcintyre Mr.
Snyder IS 2 Democrat. and is editor OF
the Shepherdstown Register. one OF the
strongest Democrats weekHes in West
Virginia lie fought the nomination or
Senator Silver last year because the lat
ter voted against the Submission Of the
prohibition amendment
Cumberland. Md.-The Somerset Coal
Company. which IS controlled by the Con-
solidatlon Coal Company. Of Baltimore.
was the largest producer in the Twentieth
Pennsylvania district during 1895. the
tons mined being I.5g5.155. The district In
cludes the Meyersdale and Somerset re-
gions. The next heaviest producer is the
Berwind-W White Coal Mining Company.
1.S126S5 tons.
Oakland, Md--The indications now are
for bumper maple sugar crop in Gar
rett County and the adjacent sections Of
Preston County. ". Va. and Somerset
County. Pa. The season started out ear
lier than usual. and has been prolonged
by the temperate weather. While the
product is larger than for many years
past. the prices are very little lower
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cans for Group of CIubhouses.

SPECIAL to The Washingto1 Herald
University Of Virginia. Feb. Is
William H. Manning. an architect and
landscape gardener Of Boston. has drawn
Up plans for beautifying Cars Hi. on
which IS located the gymnasium. and
President Alderman's new home One
Of the chief features OF 8Ir. 0IannInC's 6
work or Carrs Hill IS fraternity group
Of clubhoUses- There are five In the
group. ard they are laid out in the gen
eral form OF a half circle A number Of
fraternities have already spoken Tor lots
in the group, and three Of them. Kappa
Sigma, Sigma Chi, and Delta Tau Delta.
are ready 70 build as soon as the uni
yersity grants them leave.
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HELPS BLACK MOUNTAIN.
Interstate Commerce Decision Means
Development OF New Coal Fields.


Development OF New Coal Fields.
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Bristol. Va. Feb. 26.-As a result Of the
order issued by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in the case OF the Black
Mountain Coal Land Company vs.. the
Virginia and Southwestern and Southern
railways, the former IS completely revis-
ing its rates. and viii issue a new tariff
OF coal rates from the Virginia fields
within g few DAYS. Il is given until
April % make the change.
The reduction OF the rates from the
Black Mountain field. as ordered by the
commission. viii have a faT-reaching ef-
feet and VIII result in the development
OF the Black Mountain field on a much
more extensive scale
i IS owned largely BY B L Dulaney-
Of Washington. D. c. J n. Barr. OF
Norfolk, former president Of the Seaboard
Air Line. and other capitalists
The Virginia and Southwestern Is pro
hiOited from charging or receiving the
10 cent differentiaI heretofore existing
on coal from the Black Mountain field.
thus placing all Of the Virginia fields on
an equal rate basis. The Southern Is
prohibited from charging in excess Of p
cents more per ton for the hauling OF
coal from Virginia 10 points on its line
in the South than from the Tennessee
mines.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Breath 0dors
Removed by Charcoal
Onions, Tobacco, Decaying Food, Al
cohol, Stomach Gases. and Impuri.
ties Foul the Breath, Char.
coal PUrifes It.
4 Trial Package of stuart's Charcoal
LoEenEeS sent Free by Wall.

LOEenEeS sent Free by Mall
The stomach and digestive caAal Of
man fills WITH, gases from fermenting
and decaying food Such gases impreg-
nate the breath, filter through the system.
spread disease. and in large quantities
extend the stomach so that it shuts of
heart action and death sometimes results.
Pure simple willow charcoal absorbs
gas at once and stops impure food fer
meDtatiOn. II sweetens the stomach. kills
the effect Of ali odors. such as liquor. to-
baccc. onions. &c. OF at least prevents
them from causing impurities 10 arise
The willow is renowned FOR its cura-
tive properties, and ancient legendary
lore is filed with its use by barbarians
and civilized men. AS early as $50 B. c.
the ancient Chsldeans were sageIy curing
disease by charcoal, and every monastery
Of the Old World healed the sick and
cured the drunkard by using powdered
willow charcoal
StUart's Charcoal Lozenges are pure
willow charcoal. compressed with honey
into q delicious lozenge. They contain
nothing but sweet willow charcoal anCs
( honey One may eat a box OF them and
feel only benefit from so doing. Two or
three after a meal viii be a sufficien,
guard against pad Dreajh. and the same
amount eaten Just before bedtime VII
insure a pure breath upon arising the
next morning.
Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges tone I'D the
blood, the liver. ana the stomach. They
are great Iaxatives also. but eating large
numbers Of them does not increase their
effect in painful manner upon the
bowels
They are gentle. powerful. and pure,
and their popularity and tremendous. sale
give them the stamp Of public approval
Go 70 your druggist to-day and buy a
box, price = cents. or send Us your name
and address and We viii send you a trial
package By mali free Address T. A
stuart Co. go stuart Bldg, Marshall
Mich.
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Equity Suits.

Nc. 2s5sL Charles s Richards q uz - VII
lam A Richards e. al partitiou. Attcrnsys. p.
". ODonoghue AID J. F .ctaury.
No. E532 Blanche Z Heath r. George y. Hessb
e al. divorce Artorney Charles Bendheiu
No. &5ia Mar r Cunningham u James ?
HONE; Substitute Trustee Atforner A : Taylor
No E3ii United States rs. Jchn A Han q a. :
judEment creditos' BIZ Attorneys, D. " Baker
and J. 4. Cobb
Nc. KS. Mary Hutton IS William 2 HGtto1
G al. dIvC1ce- Aft0Iney. Crandsu Slacks-
No Z3l6 RoheTt 2 Bradbury uzknosn heirs;
quiet title Attornev. CrzrdalI Macksy.
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Stands for local Option

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Feb 2S.-Judge Frank
Nelson. who has just come out as can
didate for the Democratic nomination to
the house OF delegates from Campbell
County. favors local option and not State
wide prohibition While he would Ike TO
see the whole State dry" he does not
believe IL right for a community to be
voted dry that desires another. condi-
ton. Campbell County has been dry
since the first Mann law
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
woman IEeId Tor Murder.

SPECIAL 70 Tho Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Feb 2s.-Mabel johnson.
a white woman. was to-day held for the
grand jury on the charge Of numbering
her husband. Lewis Johnson. a barten-
der The man and woman were fighting
for the possion of q pistol in their
sleeping rooms several days ago. when
the weapon was discharged. fatally
woUnding the man. The woman SAYS Il
was an accident.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

hihition by legislative enactment. and feel
compelled TO approve bin submitting the
question to the people. there Is consider
able speculation as 10 Just what win be
Judge Mann's attitude or these ques-
tions.
Newspapers throughout the State are
stiH propounding the question 10 Judge
Mann as to what viii be his attitude on
this new problem. which has bObbed Up
in the gubernatoriaI race.
Regarding The statement made in a
report Of his speech here last wednes-
day. in which It was said that Mr.. Tucker
die not take the stump Tor the Demo-
cratic candidates in 1896 because he did
not believe in free silver. Harry ST.
George Tucker this afternoon issued the
following statement.
Did Take stump in 1895.
The facts are simply these: I was
candidate for Congress for denomination
IN 1885; the convention met at Amherst
Court House It adopted the Is-tO-I free
silver platform. I did not believe that
l6-to-1 silver was good for the country
al that time and therefore being no
tifed OF the adoption Of this platform. I
appeared before the convention and with
drew as a candidate, stating that ex-
pected 10 support the ticket. both national
and Congressional, and stating 10 all
friends that net that II It was thought
could be Of service 20 the ticket any
where in the district during the canvass.
was not only willing. bat would be
glad 70 90 ard speak
! spoke for the ticket al Kents Store.
IN Fluvanna County; at Massie MI, IN
Nelson County: AZ Mount Sidney. in Au-
gusta County. and I think in Rockbridge.
and other places in Augusta I sup
ported the ticket al the polls throughout.
and have never voted any but a Demo
cratic ticket in State and national cleo
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Aged woman Horribly Burned

Special 70 The WashiLEt0n Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Feb 2s.-Mrs. Peter
Muse. aged sikty-e3ght years, was prob
ably fatally burned while making q lini-
ment of turpentine and lard over a cook
ing stove this morning. The tUrpentine
exploded Her cries attracted her son
Louis from an adjoining room. who tore
the burning clothes from his mother.
Every portion Of Mrs. Muses. body was
Scared except her feet On account Of
her advanced age her recovery is doubt
ful.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
GIRLS LOST IN MOUNTAINS.
College Party Has Thrilling Expert
ence-YehIcIe Overturns.

Winchester, Va, Feb. 2s-Seventeen
girls from the Avon College at Front
Royal who attended the farmers insti-
tute in Winchester yesterday had a thrill
ling experience while returning home
last night
The driver lost his way in TIE noun
sins near Reliance fourteen miles from
Winchester, and the vehicle was over
turned. all the party being thrown out
Tie schoolgirls were badly shaken up
and bruised, but made their way on foot
10 Reliance. where they were cared for
until morning
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Equity Court so. L.
ITsTICE RARNARn-

NJ. ls6a- DigEs q al vs Washington e al
order q January = 800. SET aside Attorneys.
Cs1lp5sll Ca1ington-E ~ Hewlett
No -5sG Butts rs. Butts. appeal bond hred az
500 Attcneys. T B. Rhodes-and " H Whit
Milan & smith
Nc 25s7L BOYD e al rs. Camp; tine 20 a5s
tEenzeTift extended AttorneTs " F. NattinEly.
X X PefTy & son. and J. r. Lama--W. F. An
tr1se-
Nc. E5F- American Camphcr Company IS. Weed
e al; security Tor c0sts ordered Attorneys, N
Strasb1rEer-T. I. JetTorris
No. 4s5- Cshiil IS Cshili. order deferrinE action
o. petItiou- At5CTueys. J. H. Ad-isans-Bzuard &
Johnson
No a5s2 Cunningham rs. Hsyns, tr,ssss 20 re-
lease APPOINTED Artcuey. A : Tsylo-
No. 2s31. Fullerton Is. Fullerton e. a. decree
p-o coufcssoi C1Euisn sd ften appointed and refer
ence % examiner. AttCrneys. J. ". Latmer-W. J.
f.ar-hs--
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Bankruptcy Court.

aLeIItE BANNAkD-
No So In Re John A. Mitchell; dischz-zsd o.
der
No. ssl II re e s sialoDsy: Adjudication and
reference.
No. 6n. In p Charles J. Turuer- sane.
No 30 II ~ Thomzs r. Kesue receivers al
thCrzei 70 sell a. FTbic auction
No. SCI: II re W. h Chzmbe-s: restraining O.
der ani rule set Marcn s. 1909
No 6- In p Dennis ] OConnor; a55u6ieztioz
zHd rgfererce
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Kept wedding Secret One Year.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, Feb. 81. Emmett
Gish, young lawyer. who is assistant to
the Commonwealth attorney of Roam
Oke, and Miss Mamie Jannice Winfrev.
a trained nurse Of this city. to-day an
nOunced TO their friends that they were
married on February IS Of last year. at
Bristol This evening they left on their
bridal tour and viii witness the inaugu-
ration OF TafL Since their marriage Mr.
Gish has continued 10 live with his
parents, and Mrs. Gish pursued her pro-
fession in the hospitals
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: rec
Let Me Cure
Your Catanh
Trial Package of Ny Combined
Treatment Mailed Free-No More
K'hawking and Splitting OF Foul,
Siokening Breath - Send
Your Name To-day.

Catarrh is not only dangerous. but It
causes bad breath, liberation death and
decay Of bones. loss Of thinking and rea-
soning power, kills ambition and energy.
often causes loss OF appetite. Indigestion.
dyspepsia. raw throat. and consumption
L needs attention AZ once Cure il with
Gauss Catsrrh Cure. Z IS a quick. rad
ical- permanent cure. because il Tids the
system Of the poisonous germs that cause
catarrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Nenlthr Farmer Die.-

specai 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va Feb 2s-Hugh Brad
Icy. q wealthy retired farmer, died at MS
home here last night. aged seventy-five
sears. Mr.. Bradley was a native Of Ire-
Iand. coming to this country at an early
age. he made fortune IN farming and
st0ck raising
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
BYRNE BALKS SENATE.
When Sentenced TO Jail He Gets
Freedom on Habeas Corpus.

Charleston. ". Va. Feb 25.-The sen
ate to-day. after again srraigning George
Byrne. q newspaper man. on q charge
OF contempt for not naming the person
who had told him It cost S3o,oao at the last
session 10 defeat the prohibition amend
ment in the upper house, adjudged him
in contempt and ordered the sergeant-at-
arms 10 conduct him 10 Jail.
Byrne Immediately applied n the Cir
cult Court for a writ of habeas corpus.
which was granted By Judge BUrdett
This STAYED the Jail sentence until a hear
ing can be had
Byrne was 20 have remained IN jail
until the legislative session ends AZ mid
night Friday by statutory limitation
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Missing sIan Pound Bead.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Feb 26.-The body Of ".
\. Harrell. Of Drivers. Nansemond Coun-
~. was found afoat in the eastern
branch of the Elizabeth River this after
noon Harrel had been missing for about
month he was last seen here on a
ferry wharf. where he had gone 10 take
q boat for his home
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Circuit Uourt No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

/ No. sol7. johnson County sarinSs Bask IS.
/ hLl; notion fc- new trial granted Attoneys. 7
+ L. Je5oris-W- H White
No. fSos- National AztomcbiIe Company Is.
Richards; n0tion TO set day for tEisl granted and
March , l59 set ss day q trial Afta-revs ]
D Sulliran-W G. Prsatiss
No J10i HaTdenStCin Cspstal Trsetion Coaa-
pany: motion for new rrial overrTled and udznent
c1 verdict Atc1eys, :. I. Thomas and H. Z
Davis-R. r. PeTry & Son and g. T. Dunlop
No S556 Hsllam IS Co1rcthers. leave granted
defendant 70 amend af5dzrit- Attcrners. Wof &
RoserberE-Msthevs & DiEss.
NJ 4sss2 Fo75 Fcrd, motion n vzczra or5e-
q NoTeneeT Is 1905, granted Attorneys. Wet &
Ridout-sohn Rsum.
No 1872 Heron rs. Ormshy: metion fog new
trlsl overruls6 and Judgment on ve7dic- Atro-usrs
C. z Emis-G. 2 01nssby.
No 5lZ2 Mahoney et al y Bucklsy: judgment
6y defsult- Att0-ney, u. ". ODouoShue
No. SSS2 Yinsun Is ThonFsou-Sts-rstt Con
pany; motion for nsw trial. Atforueys Gittinzs
& Chambsriain--ts- T. Dunlop and z " suiuSie
No. 55lf7. ThompsousStsTrett Company ~ Vinson;
sane Attorneys. G. T. Dunlop ard E v. SEingls
No 5a2 Schultze Wise; ssne. At1orusYs.
D W O'Donoshue-W. G. Gardner and Z. \.
HopewelL
Assignments for March l. Iss.
No. 2d. Parish e a. IS Whitrey Atto-nsys
Crsudai Slackey-T C. Handy and H. s Matthews
No S. ChipEsu e al rs. Brown e a. Attor-
neys- Tucker < kenyon-Lambers & Yeatuan-
No. y Walker * Warner e a. Attornsys
Tucker & kenyon-Csittiugs 4 Chsmberlin-
Nc. = MCthershesd rs Washington Raifvzv
ard Electric Company. Attorneys 7 W Nichol
and J. g, Fos;er-J J. Dariiueton
No ~ Thomas v DE Winter e: al Afsorns~s
J. ". Beisr-P. H Marshall.
NO s. Rucker " Lockwood- Attar,eys. c
Maxwell. s A. Putnam and Charles Poe-Eelra
A. lockwood and Arthur English
NJ. g. Staples DAVIS. Attorncys. c L
Frsiiey and Z. c. BrsndsnbHrE-H. E. Davis
Circuit Court No. ?.
CSIEF JUSTICE CLABAuGB.
No. So Lincoln IS. Wilkinson. ds7ur--e- n
declaration oveuuled. Att0neys. W r Sholes
and Bates WarruE-Leokie. Fulton & Cox
Nc Sisl5- EDcus IS. Bentley, secur5ts for costs
ordered. Attorneys. 7. r. Aliilsly-EdTin Forrest
NJ. 5ZS Ryan Is HiDdle & Bsyless; 3.5z-neut
on verdict Atrorneys HsEiitou. Colbert Tsrkes *
Hamilion-ArChsr & Smith.
No. 5Isoa. TuBsts IS. Church II God ard Saints
of Christ; Judgment under ssrenty-thiTd rsls for
a.oi9.92 Attorneys 5. G PeeIe-P ". Fris5y
Assignments for March J. 1860:
". -. Bean Is CITY and Suburban RAILWAY
Company AttcFueys. ". g. Gardner and E. \
H7pesell-J. J. Darlington
No- 20 Shoemaker. sxscatcr vz. wsidea. sd-
miHis5rstoT. Attorneys. Lambert & Yezrmau-E H.
Th0nas
No - Collins y cirv and suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Teppsr Gusack-J. J. Oar
lingtcu.
No 81 Howard - Burr. Attorusys. Darr. Per-
ser 4 Ta5lcr-E Z Giss
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON


United states vs. Joseph shIrsiy. forgery and IT.
teriIEs plea guilty: sentencs suspended
United States Fs Richard Barnes ho,lss 5reakiug
ara larceny; motion for new friai cTeruied: seu-
tcneed % penitentsry for for years and SIX months
No. 5iis5 JOAN l. Weaver e a. IS. Bsyzrd T.
Wrena; motion % fx date ssT bearing argaed snd
submitted At;orneys. ". c. Sglliysz-R. B. Ben
rend.
No S675 II ~ estate q Howard " S1s5y. 0a
trial Attorrsys c. H. Syue aad ". Il ToNls-
Fred u. BeaIL
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Freak Animal on Manassas Farm.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Manassas. IA, Feb. "a freakish
and odd-shaped animal IS to be found
on the "Annaburg'' estate, the property
of the heirs OF Robert Portner II is a
lamb, and has eight legs. two bodies.
and two tails. L has only one shoulder.
and its head Is not well formed
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MAN BLOWN TO PIECES.
While Thswing Frozen NitrogIyc-
erin Explosion Follows.

cpeclsl = he NaslIngton HeTaIc.
CIarksburg. W. Va. Feb. 25-Hsdley
Foster. an employe Of the Virginia Tor
pedo Company. was blown TO pieces ny an
explosion Of nitroglycerin near Salem
to-day.
Foster left Salem this morning with a
wagOnload Of the explosive 70 blow an
oil well He arrived there safely. but as
the niJr0glycerin was frozen. he attempt
ed TO thaw it out. when It exploded
Only a few small pieces Of his body
have been found Nothing is known or
Fosters people. although he came 70
Salem a few DAYS ako from Marietta.
Ohio, and secured employment with the
fozpedO company.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Site selected for Normal school.

0Il-llal . II F7I7-lI5--17l EIl-dll-
Fredericksburg, Va. Feb. 2s-The Fred
ericksburg State Normal School commits
sion. after two days session viewing
sites. decided 10 locate the school on
the hills 10 the west OF the city. The
site is beautiful ore, and was pur-
chased OF Capt IL =. Rowe for the sum
Of S6,599
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
FIFTH INFANTRY LEADS.
Inspection shows Baltimore Reaf-
ment Most Efficient sn Maryland.

nent Most Efficient sn Maryland.
SPECIAL to TIE Washington HenId
Annapolis, Nd. Feb. 26-As result or
the recent annual Inspections Of the sew
eral organizations OF the Maryland Na-
tional Guard. a report Of which has been
received at the Office OF the adtutant gen
eraI here from Col Charles d. Gather
inspecting officer. Company n. Fifth In
fantry, is shown 10 he the most efficient
Organization il the State militia. having
attained the high percentage Of a out
OF possible 100 This company was one
Of the few that received a perfect marx
for attendance. It's fun strength. sixty
three, having been on hand when the in
spection was made
In regimental standing. according TO
efficiency. the Fifth Infantry leads with a
percentage Of IS 75-7z. and the Fourth IN
fantry IS a close second. with IS ls-sS.
while the First Infantry's average IS
= 3-2a
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
JUDGE MANN To
OUTLINE HIS VIEWS
Now Preparing a Statement
Covering All Questions.
WRITING HIS PLATFORM
He Wishes to Meet All Issues
at One Time.

Newspapers stiH DeIuge Him with
Questions as to His Attitude on
Any Proposed Prohibition LeEisla-
tiOn-Mr. Tucker, in Statement,
Says He Took Stump in 1896 and
spoke fn the Tenth District.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
District Court.

JUSTICE A@DEESON-
II - sxtsnsi1n q heEyo1 street. hearing u pzI
and co1-i1usd Until Msrch = Atrcrnsys- j. T.
Snsith-B- H Wausr. ?. ard Slsmz1 & Lerch-
No 81 II extension q Rhode Island arsnus:
certain SUES ordered paid into cont.
No so Me.z-z- - Kelly e Al de7zu--s- VIII
dawn ard petitioner grsuted leave % szs-d
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Rankrnnfcr Petition.

No SCI In rs Ilbsrt :. Nalo1sy: ro,ults-y. At
to-aey, c. {. Miller.
No 81 II rs Dennis !. O'C0uzo-; voluntary.
Af1Onsy. J. A. Toon.ev-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
spee.e Naned 70 succeea e..

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. Feb. 2s.-Claude N.
Speese. a Roanoke real estate and insur-
ance man. was to-day appointed acting
secretary Of the Central Young Men-a
Christian Association. succeeding Franz
L Geer, resigned
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
TO LEVEL MOUNTAIN TOP.
Gen. Kearney Plans Home on High
Virginia Plateau.

specizI 70 TIE WashiTgton Herald.
University OF Virginia, Feb. e5.-Gen.
John " Kearney has started work on a
splendid country place on Lewis Noun
tain, near the university Gen hearney
VII literally tear the top OF the noun
tain, and on the plateau he wiz build a
costly home. which viii overlook the
countryside. as Monticello Jefferson 5
old home. now does.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
caIEF JusTlcE cLaRAuGH.
Criminal Court No. 1.

%tSAtNr r RVtLD-
AsssEnmerts fcr to-day:
Sentence AID zTraizumsnts
Assignments for March I. 1909.
United States IS. William Rhode. on irfzI.
United State IS. Richard Jacksou.
Unitei States IS. George F1oTs.
UaiteG states IS. James 4 Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
DEPLORES CRITICISM
Manassas Daughters Uphold
Alderman Award.
LET THE LEE SPIRIT PREVAIL

Bristol Chapter of Daughters Re-
Erets the Criticism Heaped Upon
the Committee in Awarding the
Prize to Miss BOysOn-says Essay
Liberal Considering Environments.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

IN order 20 prove to all who are suffer
ing from this dangerous and loathsome
disease that Gauss Catarrh Cure viii
actually cure any case OF catarrh quickly.
no matter how long standing or how bad
/ VIII send trial package by mail free
OF ali cost Send Us your name and ad-
dress to-day and the treatment viii be
sent YOU by return mais T-y it, II viii
positively cure, so that you VIII be vel
coined instead Of Stunned by your friends
c Z. GAUSS. Marshall. Mich. Fill out
coupon below
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Gordonsvllle. va.-w- T. Gentry Of At
isnta, Ca. who has been elected presi-
dent Of the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company. is a native of this
town. he began his career in the tele-
phone business as manager Of the ex-
change at Alexandria, Va, and has held
every important Office in the Southern
Bell company.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Hinton, ". va.-The women Of Hinton
viii present 10 the next regular meeting
Of the Hinton city council a petition ask
ing that some action be taken IN the
matter OF Installing and maintaining pub
lie fountains or watering stations at DIFF
ferent points in the city for the use OF
animals
The petition bears the signature OF
more than go women. among the signers
being some of the osNprominent people
IN this city.