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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
Samilies& IL. s..

Glitter foaIe9er Der ct NIT grb al ben LANCE 9Gte SolefrHter, ion "Ges
eorabs Pcen" reeelmesigt bier SGt ub9ioer for fine gbonueuter 9eHc er BET
14be 9Gten, % Be iom ombpeeelet bar beparet gto for 9mo al Siie StrUter
- bnab Nert mango af bore abonncner bar ert - be bar MI paa EN- iaare
etmnSt Taabe hafft fig ct tibet intresiant 90 prrotuIct Susbubiotbet 90 bet
tpmmer sot nS mi. ga DC LANCE sintenDdoe after fmar for 8sum sebre ian
biic apeloe lite anbenScs END til COB 2GSnine.
"gpsbpGSen e BEN stpe,
bpmreo ou br bin Sbernanos 2ie,"
iaeSe @erselans.
Som sifGnet Far bnrt meo Be mango tbIhere ginS er oda Snbbooet
Of bette nbe paat mo BET for ge, at be. fmt pg femh fal eee Tg til Ssiless
Ming Sariietubien M apeIbene Ser er Srior isst tbcebrast iaa afpers
IenSe 2eenoi iom muist. Sen fprfe Gel af goseu optases nj, im for al unbers
tpISenbe Stpaer, bboraf Der fnbes marse rene Serler, iom Saeob Bulls ghers
soIsbumpreRe "Gn Sustsmefer", en SuhfIbrin8 ira SsIano al SeBi gaIpion,
Seurit @rantus Slump @rsben". Saob Bulls rsrenbe Siforte on suusgrt Os
me9et, ncgt mere
SnS imeuen Senne HiSom al Shsir 90 aopeuer % SumoreFer CT Der iaa
fr@t en- bel Sci Iriner, font - fruben at bare umhrbobenbe - osaa sGr
es aurhfaber " ubpaSer ems anbelse Suriont glanSt bBie ma rGbnes en-
intercsaut StISriug al gms Otto Seioemauns mGrteH9e Samin9 al forfsrebe
SnietnpSeuer iamt N 8Gae tiimiFe stIbrtnsr iaaiom Sra nonret Ssren.
1912. "Sereproesier / Stumnrfn", ~9aa sttdfa", sra bore Slbciors
rHus Sb", "2bt ON acknowledgement" o ID
qf iris Sucresic for Susnooercn % Sufts borne 9stre bill ftterG9 Su
SulSa @arbor8s intercSfantc pg rgt taurrereoe Shlortg al De norfc gt9oes
Sraeter prre. odaa mango andre al SO8us Grhtsr Ell rt iuuhrcret.
Snsboo AT so. 50:
sprasrreoe p%rnr uf snisanr. suufrera. - saa sarsbOlmen sr. Sr.
truiuo. - upennr. Sortruing. - SAesnt. SWt - Solftn. Sbtfmtrura
al sr aittIieu. Suuhreret. ct 9ht. ai Sonas 9e. - Gu sustsmeher. gfsrs
SaBsouuorele. Gi Sacob 9. Bull. Suuhrerst - Spuriur ban life brat. -
suleaunr. Smt - spmaubeus grno. Set. Saurcret. = Sra naart 1912
Seaeuiiess. - gusseians. SssprueeNr 5inmafen. - Sushn % Srenscn
suIepuacu fummcr. Sulcahen hos Sunas Ste. - Sutmtn. gRinber fra SIPS
maSsmisTuueu. - Tn Outre, bpSe sns - st uGnist nbr. Snufreret San
ooesun within "a han genner. - sIaRscu garabiet - gaa SfHahao. ct
apst Wuas. - IRA ore ciOaorrIbres sb. graub. vi elias arGmuer - eiDt
nm 9bspubsbpsninsem. nj Serr geatheien. sesuns al iaHus - Spab Cub
bcrH obt - sIuup grsSen. vi Serrt @raner. - sua .Grh. ai Snob .. Bun
mes seoriu al III. aiteieu. - Song spere. af q. u. Sbeuauo - gn -.
vrrs sgonb. gi Sobaune goat - geofefaS Gicbebuf. - SiersbcSens Sdr.
:, or iSsnut. Sst - ara Msmnesaarben. vi sbouas Srng - Gar. 2ist
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
Gil Noree 90 Oanmarf

ienoes rarpaa 1000 Gremplarer al
gIaSet bper Sreoag, % bet folIilt'er
biem til iaa beitemt Sio, at man lom
MeoeI oaar til Yoitbuiet pis'e Gage
on er iitfcr paa at faa oct. slaoet er
peIieet / De eanle SanSe. % nGlt ef'
ter fontonte 8ense er bet ben beolte
gape, ma fan ienoe fine SlG9tlltnse
oo Senuer berbiemme. glaoet tolter
So, so for @arsansen. 8ortoen alene
beIsber Jig til $t.56 for aaret. % 81
foor oItIaa life mere emo "a Gents
for gIaoet til Iorge eaer Sannart.
Grrmiebsser ienoes life til abonnen'
ter / sc gamle SanSe.
@IaSct bar ingen Iserter, bperten
IofoIe eler ~reiienbe, men bots bore
slbpnnenter bill ienoe cs en- mn abon'
rent eler to Tom Srle. o9 Nptaars.
@ope, bill hi bore bierteIis tafnemlis,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09

Tepartemcntsbutif / @iibef, % for.
emo Den litffeoes Dor Gicnoomme til
en- 8rrSi al 100000 Iagt | aifc;
Isiurancen beIsb iig til $4,000.
Soruoen nGpnte gutif neobranote
paiaa y. S. @aiIeps aisoubialg.
Eoitfontorct % M. 6. gratts BE.
b~ceIieSbus. Sirit State ganf %
@iibif 0r,s Cos gpgnine blep no.
get b~eifaoieet, men reobeOes bog peo
ib9roigt Grbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
MinurJpfu.

Srauo | gbn. Mortin Bangs He'
ftourant / aba blep forIeoeu fulo'
itGnbia sbeloet peb Slbebrnb. Ia
bet beleb fla til omtreut $500. On
peo Siocn al Iiagenbc @rocerpbutit
leo peo gieg % Sano ct Cab al
$500.
@cb ct SsbsbaSifab. Sreb 80.
beef, en- Sarmer Der boeoe | grtid)ofc
Sonnibip peb Srtonoille, bIep for
Icoen iao opbt rpitet peo S%noifobct
ON Tin Cons 0so | @noming, at
at ban ialbt oeb on. Son oeoe al
Sierteilog.
lilpffe | Snlntb. Srauf Rapra.
pief, 46 aar gunmcl % boenoe |
Stem Duluth, blep fcrrige Mtonoag
iaa belfaoiget peo al fomme mo mel
lem Muifiucrict / Ncm GuIutb Dor
fSnctorp, at ban Gngen ctter oeoe
rao ct. IorpS Soipitol. aiosoe
cftcrIoher iig &ultru % ilcrc Bern.
SrDffcribrauo / GrupfSton. Slo
ppitoo ocn Ace oS. / "gciterbeimcn"S
pa "GroofSton Grcis"S Srptferi /
G~roofston, bporpeb oct belle bleu laa
omtrent sbelaat, moaife meo llnota'
aelie al eubcl al Ere$ierue. @egge
@laoe, Der ubgipeS al Is. Z, Sogen,
blep eiter @rorben trpffeoe poo
"Groptsion Journals GreSier. 81
Ben opItob peo ct mougeIiulot SpnS'
rer.
.Suielbramocns iicrSe Siicr. Gen
itrufteIiee Sptelbrano / Big Soils,
Ser iom for omtalt ionOt Stcn gtot
I'll 27be SAM, frGpeoe ioruplig lit
fieroe Offer, iSet Grif Stoqcn beoe
paa Spipitalet / @cnioii, Storcu
bar / onbeu Gtoge AT oct brGnoenoe
SpteI, boor ban al Sl0en bIeo tpp;'
gen iii at hoppe no aiennent Ttl'
Duet, en- Ssibe al % Soo. Sommen
meb Mrs. Qolpreuce, Der hlcu mcact
forbrpnbt. ienbte8 ban Itrar til 500
fpitalet, hoor bun gonife mart oeot,
mebens Stoocu lepc6e iii SHnonG
Tften. s. 3. Gurlep % Soicph &c
@lunc brpn6te Tom for nGont lloe.
Scrnbanctps ncbincct. Set ucit'
qnaenoe Gasingcrtog mclem @nbd'
fba OF 8oriborllt IfuIbe oGrct / &cn'
non Sreoug Eormio0og, men poo
@run6 al Sneltorm funoc Oct life
r9tfe irem for SirSbaa. Sogct bier
Greboo iioocnoc foit / Sneeu ont
trent fire NiI s~itcuior @ncM % her
iueebe oq oren set b~oaitoocliA tolt
rcb, ioa acknowledgement % Iprbc'
beren maatte iorIo0c Wioitineu %
Teae 9u / Gasiaqcrpo9ncn. Shorter,
QaSiaqer - toIu Mpnb % to &pin'
Ser - iomt GoQetS Rerlonale maat.
te tiIbrinae belle 6rcboa o0 Not III
2erSoQ / 5oaet ga inQeu turoc 600
nb / SET foriproCtiQc &eir. 6roreg.
net liot 2prfielelic Cult oa andre
ltIempcr LAP BOG aae rel ira oelnt
Snoe'prrring.
Ten engclife aoHfcreus's Mars
msoc. Gen engelite Souiercns a
Den 6orencne Strife hol0t Den 4ot
rs. iii aarsmsoe / St. Yaul. o. bel
oalates unoer bette isIgerbe Gm
beosmrno: @ait. z. q. 4eterien
9~sortbfielb, 8rpiiocnt; 8nit. .. 8
8lesne. gber6ecu, 2. Z, &iceprpii
bent; Goit. s. g. @rimsbn. Wtinnc
opolis. SefretGr; &curp Mateite
Clinton, @iS.. So$iercr, llnoc
GorbuubIiuecrne ont Den ~ioreilancb
npe cn9eljfe Salmebog oplpite @roi
G. q. Wclbp pc0 St. Slai College
at ben SaImeboqsfomitc, Der beito'
al MIeoIemmer fra Den 6or. Strife
Den norife Sprooe og SauaeS Sp
NODE. bapoe pitt iis Of funne arbcio
/ eniabeo for lloaipelien al ell fGI
les engeIf Salmebog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09

fort iom DR.. $coins ioresaaenoe,
fin Iio iaa mrgct omtaIte Mrbeioc
! Bogform alt, bpao en- Mano er
Sfano til at bare paa en- Sang.
@erfet bill foreIieee / ct meset itsrrc
Oplag eno bet foreeaaenoe, 81. a. /
en- iapanefiif % en- fineiiif ltbgape.
5 ben f~sritfommenoe Sio mao Sc.
om boloe Goreoras / en- 8nffe euro
priife gper 90 maaifc ogiaa | ane.
rita, flint ban life gierne BIZ gisre
ben itore 8eiie berouer. Saa begpn.
Der BON itrar Yearbetoelien at lit
nGloige WateriaIe, % allereoe til So.
item penter ban at babe en- Del fer.
Ain
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
"Deo Qrnen"

inoeboIber frembeles Oct bebite Of
Sort9ainser % Hopeaer, og Mare
mes Sob bar SIaoet bapt bet beolte at
ben Sluas, iom er uofommet | Norge,
ca iom pasier for bort Gublifum.
Settle usentIise S~plscbIao beitaar al
16 sioer bper Gang eaer s32 Stoer
ON garet, % "@eo arnen"s S9le'
itof er palgt meb Stienicmbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09

/ inlo SportSrast, men mcb Ell
tom Sogtiloire ouer SfuIoercn fom
ino / @ilbtbauoeICn.
"9or Ge Ell flor pen Sorc ibog?"
ipurgtc ban.
"6inoe5 life Sorc ibos oeSoGrre,"
Get par prgerIiat. Min Some
"~llnbifpIb," ofbreS %~iIbthanoIe.
rem bom tieritiprig. men Der bar ica
uoaIe ertra oelifnte HeIier, iom ieg
ION uubeiole Gem. Seq er bis paa,
at 5riteu oil bIipe "fcrusiet meo Dem. "
"Aa, ii title mcb Ceres EsIier!"
u6breo Glen ar9tten, "Sror De
tanite, ieg fan fomme biem % for.
tGue min Stone, Of iea bar itubt Esl.
ieri"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09

tlbmarfcbct. aiebere fra Often
bar aaercoe fiebt 100000 Tuno
lilo al bette Mars Erobuft. Der oft.
iao enonu iiooer paa 8aarene, 90
Triicrne gaar fra t6 til IS Gents,
Gn Wiaion Grno lllb, Ger | 1908
ioIatcS for ira 91a til If Gents
Gunbet, brnQtc for uoeIe Gage iiben
II Gents. glt ipnes / oct belle taaet
at tpoc poa, at lllopriicrnc iaar piI
blipe heicrc cno nogeniiuoe isr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
Gu COB Iniceiie.

Browns Bronchial Troches" bar pGret
lolgt mango Mar, % or operaIt tIenei ION
bet beeite @ttebei mob ale Solsiu9oomme.
Se llIorer bHrtiat Soiis, iaar pals % Suit.
rprsiggopmme. @ris 20 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
3lnrb pul,ntn.

Gipr grnnb / @iibef. SIo no.
brso ben 2oen Sebr. / SER Bros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
auiarrunn.
IrriiScut for WprmnIlfplcu. SnS,

lett q. Cotton fra indianapolis bleO
peo ct Wsbc al Observation-Disclosures for
StotcnS Rormolifolcr polgt til Grps
iibent for ben me Hormolifole / 20
CROSSE. SIR. Cotton, Der blen oolgt
bIonbt life minore eno 60 anlsgcre,
bar inotiI 9egpnbelicn al inOcpTren.
&c aor prret StateuS Sfoleiuperin.
tenheut / Snoiuna.
Gn itorlnasn Sian. Snocniprcrnc
S'&ecie % Srbiiou / IppIeton bar
bittet pno Ell Tlun buorpco nan
tror at fuu1le oiprrge DC @oorflon'
ne. ser boert glur hcricr Iong$ Tor
% @oli GiperS iount peo Sofe @iu'
ncboao. Otter ombpggeline llnoer'
ieoclicr % @cregniugcr bar De MI
crTIprct, at &onbet fulhc fontrollc'
res peo Ell GTmnin9 / spre Sor Ht.
Der, o9 bcrirn tunoc oct ioo Iencre
noa Gommercn, SOFTEN cler Sintc'
rem ilippeS ub, bnorpcb &anbitar'
Sen niloe f,mbc boIbcS omtrertt ems
Iorct runot. Oct or / ben iphpcitre
Gel az 9onQbole Gountp at Oenrc
itorilaanc GnnobCholoer ifulbe ou.
IrgQcS Gen ontaQcS at bile oGffc
- apnSrotmiI 90 iubcboIbc ira fire
iii Ter @iaionCr Subifiob Snnb. ct
'pccicIt 2opiorIIoa, Ser oipcr sc TO-
retagionmc SngcnerCr Eiunbelic til
az opicre 9rmuiuNcn oip.. hi |
0iSic Gage blipc iorelnQt H~caiSlatu'
rem. "a Scr pnoitoocS enopioerc, at
NriaSScportementct ifnl bare uiaia
ill at itette 6oretoNcuoct, "a mon
hcri fer en- 9ctrpgqeIic for, at nPpntc
Gluc mco 2ctbco fan bolbcS ieiIbore,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
GET PLACES IN TREASURY.
District, Virginia, and Maryland
Applicants Rewarded.

Appointments, transfers and promo
tions in the Treasury Department. on
cerdfcation by the Civil Service Com
mission. for the District OF Columbia.
Maryland, and Virginia were announced
yesterday as follows:
sooStary's oface-Jamcs C. MADDOX. District OF
Columbia. SEQ
ofhco q Auditor for tho Post-o6lcs Department
William d. Allen. Maryland. $50.
Reinstatemsnts: Secretary's oaace-WiIliam ID.
Allen. District Of Columbia $50.
ofaee o. the Auditor for the Post-offcs DEPART
Sl.0Oo.
once Of Auditor for the Interior Department
Leonard z Dogans. District o. Columbia $40 By
transfer from the Govermel; Printing Ofice.
once Of Auditor for the PoStof5ce Department
Carrie G. Walker. District Of Columbia, $50 by
transfer from the White House
FTumotiOns: SeCretaTys ofice-WiliRm s. Graham
District u Columbia 500 10 81 100; John H. Nc.
Ter. District q Columbia 81 0O 20 s. 20: Andrew
]. Leakin, Maryland 500 10 s. 900; Robert Chaillet
haryland. SO % 81 900: Frank G. Dom. District
Of Columbia. SEQ 20 SD; Mary L Faunt lie Roy,
District Of Columbia. 500 70 SS0
Ofice Of the supervising architect-Leybun G.
Flsbach. Marand. 500 70 S2.300. Harry X Sloat
Virginia. $1,000 70 81 200. Jacob l. Hutchinson Dis
trick q Columbia. s.. 4o9 10 SI600
Ohce a internal reTeuae-Ralph X. Washington
District q Columbia. SD 20 $50.
0Aice q the Treasurer OF the United states-F1or
ence Z. Siekel District Of Columbia. 500 70 SD
Annie +. Thomas. Virginia. 500 % SEQ.
Ofhcs Of Auditor for the Navy DeIa-tmsnt-Nill
IAN Emersn. District of Columbia s. 400 70 s. 600
There's G. Hessler. District q Columbia, coo q
NNo
Ohics Of Auditor for the Post-oRce Department
Ida n. Doyle. District Of Columbia. $50 70 50.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
CHOIR SINGS 'THE PASSION. /"
Talent of Epiphany Church Chorus
Is Noticeable.

The choir Of Epiphany Church gave a
splendid performance OF Alfred B. GauIs
The Passion" last night. under the d.
rection Of the choirmaster. Mr.. J. G.
Traylor.
The work OF the chorus was worthy
Of the greatest praise. for tone. precision
and shading. The soloists were Miss Hal
ley, soprano; Mrs. Gilmore. contralto;
Mr.. Backing. tenor: Mr.. Roberts. barry
tone: Mr. Barnes. tenor, and Mr. Con-
well. basso. The three first named have
exceptionally beautiful voices. The men,
bers Of the excellent chorus were:
Sopranos-Sirs. J. ". Andersen. Miss Ada Bsyaui.
Miss Clan Davenport. Miss Mas Davis Miss Nellie
Davis. Miss LeDore Ger,ach. Miss Fr7nces Gods
borough Miss Ethel Grimes, Miss Lillian HALEY,
Miss Mamie Heuner- Miss Olga KrIInke, Miss Cracs
Lind Miss Margaret Marean. Miss Neazie Metzel.
Miss Wilhelmina AfueleE. Miss Ed-th Mckee. AirS
" p Patterson and Miss Ruth SafiGd-
Contralt0s-AIiss Nina ChAmbeTtn. Mrs T. B.
Gilmore Miss Marian LarneT. ArN John Lloyd. MlSs
Emilis Smedes and Miss Henrietta Smedes-
Fenors-AIsssrs r p. Backing, Howard Barnes,
II. J. Daly. G. r IAtimer George Sc3la-f, jacob
Scharf r. IA Springer. and J. G.. Traylor.
Basses-Mcssrs. Roilin Couwell. Joseph ID. Dixon.
Albcrt Hale. J. G. Howell. Henry q. Isel. John
Lloyd c. F. Roberts and ". H. Waters
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
CENTRAL HIGH WINS DEBATE
Defeats Western Team in Contest
Before Large Audience.

COntending that labor organizations as
at present conducted are detrimental to
the interests OF the United States. the
debating team representing the Central
High School. was given the decision yes
terday over the orators nom the Western
High School
Each team had one victory 10 its
credit in the interschOlastlc contests. and
the main hall Of Business High School
was filled with the students OF the re-
spective institutions. Rev. L, G. B.
Pierce. Dean William r Vance, and
Rev. DR.. John Van schaick were the
judges.
Upholding the affirmative. Messrs. H
". Hodgkins. L. F. Rosen, and NJ. A.
Kaufman spoke for Central. and based
their arguments on the contention that
trades unions sought 20 beneht only their
membership. Criticism was made OF the
strike and boycott as economic and legal
evils.
T. Baker Robinson, c W Becker. and
Leopold KrentzIin. representing Western
High, had the negative side OF the ar
gument- Organized labor was necessary.
they contended. TO maintain the rights OF
the workingman and Ito successfully
combat the onslaughts OF capital
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
CHALONER IS Ill.
Eccentric millionaire Overcome by
the GIIIard Tragedy.

Weldon. y. c.. April 2-It IS reported
here that John Armstrong Chaloner.
brother OF former Lieut. Gov. Lewis
Stuyvesant Chanler. OF New York. and
former husband Of Amelle Rives. the au-
thoress. now the Princess Troubeaskoy. IS
seriously i'll at the home Of Mai Thomas
L. Emery, near here.
Inquiries at the estate. Shadelsnd, have
failed 10 reveal the exact condition OF his
health. although Il IS admitted he IS
suffering from extreme nervousness
The tragedy al his home. Cobhau. Va.
on March Is. when he was compelled 10
shoot and kin John Gillard. an employe.
IN order 10 save his own and Mrs Gill
iard's lives, has had q marked effect upon
Chaloner. who was plainly heart broken
because compelled 20 use extreme meth
DDS ii getting rid OF his servant.
Il IS declared. however, by those who
are closest 10 Chal0ner. that The attend
ing physicians hope he viii soon be all
right again
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

and Il IS thought the bill can be put in
such shape as 70 avoid this trick being
played any longer. The 0hioans are
satisfied with the Payne schedules and
will approve the measure II false ship
ments can be stopped.
DenOunces Duty on Gloves.
Representative Townsend. OF Michigan.
said he was not entirely pleased with the
Payne BILL He did not expect, however.
that a measure would be framed salts
factory 10 every member OF the House.
Criucising the bill. Mr.. Townsend said
he was disappointed with the increased
duty on gloves. SO far as he had been
able to discover. only one man appeared
before the committee TO speak on the
glove schedule This witness expressed
the opinion that # might make little
difference to the glove industry what
was reported in the way OF customs
duties in the tariff bill
Representative Morse, OF Wisconsin.
advocated the creation OF tariff COM
mission. Representative Cullop. a Demo
crat. from Indiana. denounced the bill as
unfair to the consumer. Representative
Hamilton supported the bill. declaring
that in the main Il was as fair as Il was
possible to make measure dealing with
the tariff.
At last nights session nine members
made speeches on the bill They were
Representative Heflin, OF Alabama: Cur
rier. OF New Hampshire; Davis OF Mime
sofa; Fowler Of New Jersey; Rucker. OF
Missouri; Cline. Of Indiana. GOldfogle OF
New York; Ferris, OF Oklahoma. and
Hughes. of New Jersey.
In order 10 allow time for these
speeches, the clock was turned back one
half hour and the session closed at II
o'clock
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
SPECIAL TRAINS TO CAPITAL
Baltimore and Ohio VIII Bring
Large Parties.

Five special trains viii leave New York
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
this morning for Washington. another
special train departing Sunday morning
over the same road for this city.
These six parties. numbering all told
some 200 persons, constitute one OF the
largest combinations OF tourists to the
National Capital known, except when
some great event IS transpiring at the
seat OF the Federal government.
Five Of the six parties are from New
England, the sixth being from New York.
Washington, as a Mecca Of pleasure
travel, grows more and more in favor.
Il becoming quite the thing 10 combine
in parties and make the trip here by
special train, subsequently separating 10
return home as desired, meanwhile pay
ing visits to adjacent cities and points OF
interest
This means that Baltimore, Richmond.
Harpers Ferry. Gettysburg. &c. have
added sightseers IN large numbers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Mrs. Had1ey TO Speak.

Mrs Hadley, co-laborer with and
widow Of Samuel II. Hadley. who for
twenty-five years was superintendent OF
the Water Street Mission in New York,
will speak at the Gospel Mission. 1230
Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow night.
Mrs. Hadley will give some of her
personal "reminiscences and experiences
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
vIRGINIAN IN ROMANCE.
Province Mccormick Weds Nurse
and Then Leaves for Philippines.

Winchester, Va. April with the an
nou-cement OF the marriage OF Province
Mccormick. jr-. and Miss Ina Alrnira
Waldron, in New York City yesterday. q
pretty romance has come 10 light
Mr. McCormick a civil engineer. and
q son OF Hon Marshall Mccormick, one
OF the chief counsel OF the Norfolk and
Western Railway. and a member OF the
law firm OF McCormick, Henson & BvoUn.
% Roanoke, was recently taken very I'll
while al work In Porto Rico HIS bride
IS trained nurse. who watched over him
during his critical illness
The ceremony was performed fl ne
city hall, New York. ard Immediately the
couple took the train for Seattle. where
they VIII go 10 the Philippines.
Mr.. Mccormick IS a member OF one OF
the most prominent families OF Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Sorrento, April The Improvement IN
the condition OF T. Marion Crawford. the
novelist. continues to-day. II IS said NIr
CraTfOrd's greatest regret at being Ll
arises from the fact that he has been
obliged % suspend his historic work on
medieval Italy. q labor 20 which he has
devoted himself for several years
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Belgian Prince Leaves for Congo.

Brussels. April 2-Prinoe Albert. the
heir presumptive 10 the Belgian throne.
accompanied by his aids. Co.'s. Moor and
Halfeyt. left Brussels to-day on an ex-
pedition 10 the Congo. He expects 70 be
absent in Africa five months
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Chicago, April 2-Su=day funerals havs
been placed under the ban OF the Car
riage and Cab Drivers Union. which de-
clares that drivers need intellectual n
strUction" and tine 70 worship with
their families"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
.angley. ~and I don't care who knows

IL"
Representative CovingtOn. OF Maryland.
said the Payne bill was a riot OF imper-
fections. He opposed the Inheritance tax
provision Of the bill on the ground that
that was a legitimate source ~of state
revenue. and advocated an income tax
upon the theory that IL was a legitimate
source Of Federal revenue
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Puerto Real Spain. April 2-The c0ndi-
ton Of Almiral Cervera Is considered
hopeless. He IS unconscious and unable
TO take nourishment
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Tnresfirnte SenntorInI Election

Madison. Wis, April 2-The Assembly
to-day. passed a resolution for a joint
committee 70 investigate the election OF
United States Senator Stephenson
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

There was no record Of an earthquake
on the seismograph Of the Weather Bu-
reau IN Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Calls Bill Unjust.

Representative Bowers. OF Mississippi
said the Payne tariff bill IS unjust 20 the
South Mr. Ransdell, OF Louisiana, said
that the Payne bIl Is deficient In many
respects.
Representative Langley. Of Kentucky. z
Republican. advocated protective rates on
coal and lumber. He announced his be-
lief in the decline of a tariff for protec-
ton rather than a tariff for revenue.
Il am a standpatterv' exclaimed Mr.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
TARIFF MONSTROUS,
DECLARES CLAYTON
Member from Alabama At
tacks the Payne Bill.
STANDPOINT OF THE FARMERS

Republicans Try TO Interrupt the
Speaker, but Are Checked by sar-
How COuntry's Prosperity Onght
10 BE Advancing by Bounds.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
TWO STATES ARE SHAKEN.
Earthquake ShSckS Felt in Mary
land and Virginia.

Winchester. Va. April 1.-Two earth
quake shocks We're distinctly felt here at
2-25 o'clock this morning and residents OF
the city and county left their beds IN
alarm. People ran out OF their houses
for fear the buildings would tumble
about their ears
The first shock was quickly followed by
a second. and there was loud rumbling
and roaring noise accompanying the
shocks
Messages from Charlestown and Berry
Vile say that the shocks were felt there
and that buildings were shaken
a telephone message from the govern
ment weather station at Mount Weather
says that the Instruments there do not
record the disturbance
wnnamsport. Nd. April What IS
believed TO have been an earthquake
shook this place about O'Clock this
morning until houses rocked and win
dows ratued, and many persons were
hlled with terror. The disturbance
awolIe a number Of people, who dis
unetly felt their houses shake while ia
their beds.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
UNFAIR PLAY Is CRY
OF ANTI-PAYNEITES
Insurgents Say They Must
Address Slim Audiences.
FORCED TO SPEAK AT NIGHT

House Organization Men Accused Of
So Arranging Schedule of Speeches
that Insurgents Get Floor When
Most of the Representatives Have
Departed-Democrats See Victory.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Pig Iron Duty Is Avoided.

The Ohio delegation held another con-
ference yesterday and discussed the pig
iron and scrap iron schedules. The duty
on pig is $3.50 ton, and the duty on
scrap is so cents It is contended that
there are plants IN Europe that make a
business Of converting pig iron into scrap
Iron so that It can be shipped into the
United states with a duty saving OF s.
q ton.
This has been brought to the attention
Of the Committee on Ways and Means,