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The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
MAJ. HENRY Is DOOMED.
Richmond Editor Wants farewell
Lawyer TO Seek GovernOrship.
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Lawyer TO Seek GovernOrship.
Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Feb. S-Alfred B. VIII
iams. editor OF the News Leader. com
ments editoriaIIy upon a communication
received suggesting the name Of Mai
Robert R Henry, OF TazeweH. as q can
didate for gubernatorial honors. since
Henry c StuaTts withdrawal. and in
dorses MAI Henry. He says in part:
Maj. Robert R Henry. Of TszeweH. IS
"a worthy representative OF this great
southwestern section OF the State. al
though by boyhood residence. family con-
necJion. and association, originally an
Eastern Virginian. He was 8 real fight
ing Confederate soldier; but is young.
active, and aggressive, a leader ar the
bar, successful in business. and Of abso-
lutely clean record. The State needs as
governor a vigorous and progressive
business man MAJ. Henry would I'll
this requirement"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
RECORD TO MAURITANIA.
Big Cuuarder Has Hourly Average
of 2S.2H Knots on Trip.

New York. Feb. &-The Cunard liner
Mauretania has proven herself the swift
est merchant vessel OF the seas She ar
rived of Queenstown this afternoon in
a boiling sea that prevented heTfrom land
ing her passengers bound for that port,
finishing the race in 1 DAYS. % hours and
= minutes, with the unexcelled hourly
average Of $50 knots
On Thursday, te second day oGt from
this port. she logged SIS knots in the
twenty-thTee-hOUr nautical day ending at
noon That means an hourly average OF
2s33 knots, and Is a trifie better than the
best average Of the Lusitania when she
made her record days run 10 the west
ward Of go miles.
The best westward trip Of the Lusitanis
is ; days and Is hours. and her best
hourly average is $50 knots.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GLASS FACTORIES RESUME.
Plants at EOrEantOvyn and Grafton
Again Start Up.

SpeCi7l TO Ths Washington Herald
ClarksburE ". Va. Feb. 81. H Nc
CleIand, ms aver Of the Peerless window
glass factory. received word to-day that
the " r Jones COmpany's window
glass plant at HorgantoSn resumed
operations this morning with thirty-eighr
shops
Word was also received that the Graf
ton plant started this morning with
twenty-four shops. Both plants are re-
suming under the protective alliance
scale
At Grafton the glass company secured
an injunction against the members Of the
National Window Glass Workers Union
frcm interfering with the operations Of
their plant.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
SEVENTEEN IN DRAGNET.
Wholesale Arrests I'm DanviIIe for
Running "BIind Tigers"

SpeGal 70 TIE WashinEton Herald
Danville. Va. Feb S-The sensational
raids Saturday night by the police, On
various places where It was expected
that whisky was being illegally sold, is
the one subject Of conversation.
Thirteen arrests were made Saturday
night. and since that time four more.
At the near beer" establishment Of
z. E Haley. a large iron safe. supposed
to contain whisky. was seized. Haley re-
fused to open the safe.
He got a warrant IN detinue to-day
against Mayor Harry Wooding and Po-
lice Sergeant J. r. Bel. asking that the
safe be returned 10 him.
All the cases are scheduled 70 come
up for a hearing Wednesday morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
BOY Burned 70 Death

SDe1sl % The Washington Herald
Covmgton, Va, Feb s.-while playing
with matches this morning the three
year-old son Of E s Finney, OF this
place, accidentally set his clothes on fire.
and was fatally burned. The child Ing
cred in intense sgony all day, and died
late this evening Mr. Finney came here
from Eagle Mountain, Va, about two
years ago, and is employed as a ma
chinist at the paper mill.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Declines CAN in ROckbrIdEe County.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Feb S-Rev. Arthur
II Clarke, pastor Of Bethesda Presby-
terian Church, and assistant pastor OF
First Presbyterian Churc-. to-day an
Inounced that ne had declined the call to
She joint pastorate Of Glasgow and Fall
ing Springs Presbyterian churches, in
Rockbridge County. Mr.. Clarke IS q na-
tive OF Danville. but he has been here
since he graduated from the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. at Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
DOdEeS One Train; HIT by Another.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald

Hinton, ". Va. Feb s-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio train, No. Il. struck
Virg1e Johnson colored, near Thurmond
thirty miles west Of here, at noon to-day.
Her lower limbs are broken. and she may
die Her sister was with her al the time
and says she stepped from the west
track. out Of the way Of freight. inme-
diately in front OF No. Il, which struck
her IN the back.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
NOW IT IS THE DOROTHY.
Shipping Men Believe COal-Iaden
Ship May Be the Lost Vessel.
Srr-isI n rT1e WsShirr4on Hp-z7d

Norfolk. Va. Feb. S-The American
steamer Dorothy. It is now thought. may
be the ship which mysteriously foundered
of Diamond Shoals during a gale Jan
coal al Newport News and passed out
the Virginia Capes on January . for
Cardenas. Cuba Her arrival there has
not been reported, and shipping men be-
lisve she may have been the vessel which
sunk unidentified.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Nears E.tate Annrni.ed.
SPECIAL to TIE Washington Herald

SPECIAL to TIE Washington Herald.
Grafton. ". Va, Feb. s-The estate OF
Joseph B. Neal. who. next to the late
J n. Camden, and the late ". y. Chan
cellOr. was regarded as the richest man
in Psrkersburg. has been appraised. The
total appraisement is given as SI74 sss, g.
Of which S1o5. 400 is in real estate. all 10
Gated in Parkersburg In MS personal
property was listed 100 shares of United
States Steel Company's preferred stock.
valued at $2I,470
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Fatally beaten and Robhed.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Feb. a-W. T. Duncan.
who was beaten and robbed late satur-
day night at the Cottage toiIbridge.
which he kept, is not expected TO re-
cover He was barely alive to-day. and
his skull IS thought TO have been tract
Ered.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
New Building for straSburg.
rinl to The Washinrson Hsrsld.

NIt7IIIl 70 Iut Ifa9IIlsl7ITI stlIaf-ls
Strasburg. Va, Feb s---The Shenando
Building Company. incorporated, has
contracted with Glalzer Brothers, Win
chester. for the erection Of a modern
three-storv brick building to cost, COM
plete, $1,000. The building viii contain
the local post-ofice, opera house and fra
ternity hall. The company originated
from Shenandos Council. No. IS. Jr. 0. L.
a. n Work Is 10 start March Is.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Mrs. Horner Dead at oxford.
The Washington Herald

SIet7al q Inc MashinEt0o hcrsld-
Durham, \. c., Feb. S-Mrs James
Horner. relict Of the founder Of the
Homer School. OF oxford. died last night
in Oxford. after a long Illness She was
eighty years old. and member Of a very
distinguished family Among her sons
is Bishop Junius Homer, Of Asheville
Another son presides over the school
The Winston family. Of this city. are her
grandchildren.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Suffolk. Va. Feb. Sire this morning
destroyed the peanut factory here owned
by Milton 7. Elliott & Co. of New York.
together with it's entire contents OF
cleaned and uncleaned nuts The loss is
sSoeoo. and insurance 81, ,0eo
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
THUNDER ACCOMPANIES SNOW.
Worcester County Roads ImpassabIe
from Broken Trees.

Worcester County Roads ImrassabIe
from Broken Trees.
Snow Hill. Nd. Feb S-The unusual
phenomenon OF q snowstoqn, accom-
panied by vivid lightning And heavy
thunder. visited this section last night
The thunder commenced. about o'clock
and misty rain began BY O'Clock. At
first 1t was a summer thunderstorm. with
snow falling thick and fast instead OF
rain, and there were indications Of a
blizzard By II o'clock the sky cleared.
leaving about a two-inch snowfall on the
ground.
The snow was wet and adhered to
everything X struck, and early reports
this morning say that the country roads
are almost impossible on account Of the
broken limbs Of trees being weighed
down by the snow and having fallen
across the roads
The oldest inhabitant does not remem-
Der such a storm as last night
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Miss wallace win Wed
'Qcd8l 70 Ths Washington Herald.

SIFCl1l 70 ffe Washington Herald
Strasburg, Va, Feb. s-Announcement
has been made OF the engagement Of
Rev A Gibson Link, pastor of the Pres
byterisn church here. and Miss Wallace.
Of 0iiddletOEn. Va TIE wedding viii
take place March , at the bride-elect' 5
home. Miss Wallace Is the daughter OF
George Wallace, president Of the Middle
town State Bank.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Judge PortIock CriticaIlr III.

Special 70 Tee Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Feb. S-Judgs ". N
Portlock. Of the Norfolk County Circuit
Court. is I'll al his home in Washington
district Norfolk County. His condition Is
alarming to his friends. No one is sI-
lowed to see him. He is said to be AZ
ficted with Bright's disease.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
shade Tree Campaign in LynchburE

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. Feb. S--Working under
definite plan, the Municipal Forestry
Commission is inviting the citizens OF
the city TO plant shade trees this spring.
the commission Offering to 90 the work at
actual cost to the city. The commission
is presided over by Or. E. C. Hammer.
who was one Of the moving factors in
making beautiful Miller Park
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
sunday Wedding in spottsyIvanta.

SIFet1aI @ ne y asllagt0n Held
Spottsylvanis. Va, Feb. s-J. Il. Mouts-
que and Miss Rosa Lee CatIett. both OF
SPottsyivania County. were married sun
day last ct the residence OF the brides
parents By Rev. John J. Coates. OF the
Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Montague
win reside in SpotsylvsnIa County.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Modern Building in Burned Area.

Lynehburg, Va Feb. s-The Misses
Kinnier. who owned the building which
was occupied by the ". 3. Ryan Com
pany. destroyed recently by fire. viii re-
build as soon as the old walls can be
razed This means another modern build
ing on Main street. in the business sec
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Local Temperatures

Midnight. 81; ? q n 2;4an-, &;6a. II. 81,
a. n. 50 10 g. n 3; z noon, p; p n. q,
? n. -: 2 n 4S; D H. q; 70 p n. s.;
maximum e; minimum. O.
Relative huniidlty-s a. NJ, g. T. n. &. 5
= II 4 Rainfall g p n 70 2 z m.a. 0as
HcsTs Of sunshine. lo5 Per cent Of possible SIN
shine. Fe.
Teupsratlre sane date last yssr-SIazimun. 2:
minimum. IS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

/ WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
So Kirg Street.
Alexandra. Va. Feb. S.-A meeting of
the finance committee Of the George
Washington Park Association was held
to-day at the rooms Of the chamber Of
commerce, and the following officers were
chosen: c. s. T. Burke. chairman: T. L
sIsymaker. secretary. and Gardner l.
Boothe. treasurer.
A subcommittee. consisting OF Messrs
Burke. slsymaker, and J. Y. Williams.
was appointed to arrange for securing
funds for the parade which viii be held
April 80 in connection with the dedication
Of George Washington Park. Another
meeting viii be held February Is.
The following members were present:
George E. Warield. T. E. Smith. r VI.
Green. G. II. Robinson. C. S. 7. Burke.
J. NJ. HiH, J. Y Williams. F. /. Slay-
maker. and ". B. SmoOt.
A feature OF the Masonic bazaar at
Armory Hall last night was the COM
petitive drill among the members Of Com
pany G. First Virginia Regiment. in COM
mand OF Capt F. L SlaymakeF The
drill was won by Private DieneIt and
was witnessed by a large crowd. The
medal Is cf geld and Is inscribed For
! proficiency in competitive drill" II has
also the name Of the company and regl-
ment The judges were. Capt. +. Pen
/ rose Smith. OF the general staff Of the
I District militia. Capt. A d. Hathaway,
Company /, First Regiment, and First
Lieut. Charles A Company A.
/ First Regiment. District militia.
" r. Smith. an enploye Of the general
Office Of the Southern Railway Company
/ in Washington. tonight celebrated his
sixty-first birthday with a dinner al his
home. which was attended by a number
Of prominent railroad officials Uncle"
Anthony Phillips. a ve;erap negro en-
( pIoye OF the road, served as waiter. Those
Z present included II c. Apsdsy. treasurer;
I Z. r. PsTham, assistant Irar; D. ".
I a Applegate. chief sur N. Meth
erIand. general storekee~ H KEN
Z per. assistant comp, H H
I.sughton, auditor; C. r craig. OF the
I Lenou- Car Works, Washington
The stockholders OF The Virginia safe
. AtFvStt diiA II aHt- ADEFoIdtioH atiG q
meeting this morning and elected the fol-
lowing directors 70 serve for the ensuing
year: c. J. Rixey, John P. Robinson. T.
J. Fannon. c. c. Lead5eater. Henry K.
Field. Henry Baader George :. French,
and J. K NJ Norton. Oficers viii be
chosen at future date.
Funeral services over the body OF Mrs.
/ Haslett, widow OF Thomas Haslett. who
/ died IN Washington. were held this aft
| eTnOOn from the residence OF her son.
Samuel Haslett. 39s Duke street. Rev.
/ ". " Van Arsdsle. pastor Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiated.
| " D CoTse Camp. Sons OF Confederate
I Veterans. held a meeting tonight at Lee
Camp Hall. and transacted considerable
! business OF q routine nature
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
virEinian Dies in Florida.



winchester. Va. Feb. S-Mrs. Anna NJ
Fetzer. daughter Of Dr.. Miller Henkel, fo--
merly Of Winchester. died Sunday at her
home at Winter Park. Fla, aged thirty
two years. She leaves a husband. child.
father, brother, and two sisters. Her re-
mains VIII be buried here
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Find Lost Jewel in Sunday Dinner.
snccisl u Ne VF,shinzfon Hsrnls

Wheeling. ". Va. Feb. "a few ssvs
ago Mrs Margaret Buckley. Of this city.
lost very valuable amethyst from a
ring. The house was hunted high and low
Tor the valuable stone. but it was not
found Sunday the Buckley family killed
one of their chickens for Sunday dinner.
and IN its craw was found the lost
stone.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Alexandra News Agency. 6ee King street. Alex
tndris Va. authorized agents and carriers for
The Washington Herald. The Herald VIII Be de-
Hyssed daily and Sunday to sny address IN Alex
ardriz fcr 50 cents month.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Mrs. Teabo Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Hf1ton. W Va, Feb. s-Nrs. Harold
Teabo died this morning OF CONSUMPTION
A boy, one year old, and 6 girl. two
years old, survive hsz,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
iPECIkL FORECAST

Cold wave warnings have been ordered for the
Central valleys. the southern Upper Lake rezon.
Oklahoma Northwestern Texas. Eastern Colorado
SoutheT1 WyoninE- Southern Idaho. and eastern
pertScns q Washington aud Oregon.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Asserting that II IS not his design to
prscipitate the issue Of Statewide prohi-
bition in Virginia for his political gain.
Representative Carter Glass. Of the
Lynchburg Cva.) district. il a letter 10
Rev. Dr. Bulla, Of Alexandra, Va. an
nouneed late last night that he would
not be a candidate for governor OF Vir-
ginia in the coming Democratic primaries
and that he could foreSee nothing which
would alter MS determination.
Mr.. Glass spent Sunday in Lynchburg
in conference with his friends. and his
decision not 10 enter the Virginia guber-
Material race was made last night. follow
ing conference with friends in Wash
ingSon.
The announcement Of Mr.. Glass leaves
two other candidates in the Virginia CUB
ernasorisl raee-Judge William Hodge
Mann, supported by the Democratic
State organization Of Virginia and the
Anti-SalOon League leaders OF that state.
and Harry st. George Tucker, who stands
for local option
No Politics in Prohibition.
In the opening paragraph OF his letter
10 Rev. Dr. BglIa. Mr.. Glass declares
that he does not wish any one 10 think
that he desires TO be governor OF Virginia
becsuse he IS opposed TO the open saloon.
He then declares that he had contem-
plated being a candidate upon the broad
plane OF a clean, honest and absolutely
Independent administration of the States
affairs without fear or favor
Mr.. Glass gave the following as one OF
his reasons for favOring Statewide pro
hibition:
I believe that there is grave danger
OF having the Ward law declared uncan-
stituto1al by the Virginia Court OF Ap-
peals. Such a decision would vitiate
many Of the elections held and lose terri
tory already WOE. stiH maintain this
view, the general assembly would be
asked 10 submit the question 10 the peo-
PIE
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L 5 Dept- Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Washington. Mordsy. Feb S Iap-s ?. n.
Steamers departing Tuesday for Euro1ean pcrt,
Tlu have moderate northwest 70 north winds D.
colnS easterly Tuesday right and increasing. part
Il ciOudy Tussdsy rsin OF snow Weanc=isr 10 the
Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GLASS OUT OF RACE
viii Not Stand for Governor
of Virginia.
DEFINES POSITION IN LETTER

Lynchbzrg Representative in Con-
gress Says he Does Not wish TO
Make Prohibition an Issue for His
Political Advantage Leaves Two
Candidates in the Field.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Ocean Steamships.

Ne- Yosk Feb Arrived cut: Battle. AZ Liver
pool: Fwnsssss At Glsss0w; MsuTesauia, al Liver
pol
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
NEWSOFALEKANDRIA
Arrangements Are Made for
Washington Celebration.
DRILL At MASONIC BAZAAR

Trophy Goes to Private DieneIt-w.
H. Smith Celebrates Anniversary
of His Sfxsx-hrst Birthday-stoek-
holders of Trust Company Elect
Officers for the Coming Year.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Temperatures in Other cite.
Rain

1enpeTatHres n other eIties. together with the
amount q rainfall. for the twelve hours rrirI ~ Z
p n yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
out of Race.

Mr- Glass says further in his letter:
I would not have you or any one else
believe that this statement from me Is IN
tended 10 mean anything more than a
straightforward, declaration Of my posi-
ton on this question (prohibition). II GER
tainly is not designed 10 make for my Do
ltical advantage. That you may certain
y feel assured Of this desire to say that
1t Is not ny present purpose 10 be a can
cidate for governor
M Glass then declared that he does not
think the deliberations OF the anti-saloon
convention IN Norfolk on prohibition
should De had with reference 10 the Do
litical ambitious Of any man who NAV
hope 10 become a candidate. or any can
didste who has avowed himself a candi-
date.
Richmond. Va Feb. S.-Tfarry ST George
Tucker came out for local option today.
He said that he had always stood for the
Democratic principles OF local self-covz
eminent as exemplifed in our local oD-
ton laws; that he still believed in Il. and
was not in favor Of Statewide prohfbi-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

SEscal 70 The Washington Herald.
barpers FeTry- ". Va. Feb. s-Shensndosh are
Potomac both slightly cigudv
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide e.57 a. n and uas D n.
Low tide. sS2 T. n ard SIS n.
Io-mcsSoE-Hish side. ns2 a. n ard - 2 n
Low tide. s5s q n and sa5 D. r.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROYAL ARCANUM VISITATION.

ohiciaI visit OF Grand Council TO Dis
trict Council TUESDAY. February g. 1872.
?. n, Schmidt's Hall. 515 sth St nv.
All members Of Royal Arcanum cordially
invited
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

". D. Corse Camp. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans. held a meeting tonight at Lee
Camp Hall and transacted considerable
business OF q routine nature
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Haslett, widow OF Thomas Hsslett. who
died IN Washington. were held this aft
ernOOn from the residence OF her son.
Samuel Haslett. 39s Duke street. Rev
". " Van Arsdsle. pastor Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiated.
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