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The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
HILLS IN NEW HOME.
Ambassador to Germany Gives Large
New Year Reception.

Ambassador to Germany Gives Large
New Year Reception.
Berlin. Jan 2-AmbassadOr and Mrs.
HH were installed in their new home
Monday. Yesterday they gave g New
Years reception 70 the American colony.
Seven hundred people congratulated the
Ambassador and Mrs. Hill The friendly
feeling shown on every side proves that
Dr. HITS influence IN Berlin has already
resulted in harmonizing elements that
were more OF less discordant before his
arrival
IN the forenoon DR.. Hill attended the
Kaiser's reception 20 the diplomatic corps
at the palace he wore evening dress.
Dancing was a novel and popular Tea
ture Of the reception The rooms, which
were heavily and tastefuIly decorated in
the renaissance style. were furnished for
the most part IL yellow satin Mrs. Hill
was to-day received by the Empress A. a
special audience which lasted half an
hour. The remainder Of the tine was
spent IN general conversation
Mrs. Hi was escorted 70 and from the
palace by the court master Of cere-
monies and one Of the ladies in waiting.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
SHERMAN IS THREATENED.
Vice PreSident-eIcct Followed by
Supposed DemeRsed Man.

Utica. y. Y. Jan This afternoon
Vice President-eIsct James 5. Sherman
was walking down Geuesee street on
The way 10 the banking house Of which
he is president, when a man came along
and made some threatening remarks. Mr.
Sherman paid no attention 10 the fellow.
who followed Mr. sherman down the
street. al the same time muttering and
acting in a peculiar manner.
The Incident attracted some attention.
and an officer soon halted the man, who
IS supposed TO be mentally unbalanced
he IS locked up At police headquarters.
The prisoner refuses TO reveal his identi-
ty
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
COUNT WARD CHIEF HOST
British Nobility Keep Up Holiday
Festivities.
Duchess Of RoxburE He and Countess
Of Craven Among the Large
Entertainers.

London. Jan 2-The holiday festivities
continue. Count Ward has been the chief
host Of the week at Twickenham. where
he kept open house for his COmpatriots.
among others his sister, Mrs Blackburn
Pew.
At Stone Park. Mrs. Henry Coventry
gave a dance New Years Eve, preceded
by a small dinner.
Mrs. Waldorf Astor's New Year Eve
dinner al CIiveden was an elaborate az
fair.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe entertained
on large scale at Floors Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. G0eleI. the duchess
brother and sister-ln-law, viii visit her
early tn the year. and later she viii go
with them 10 their estate. Sand=i Court,
near OIse and old French house Mr..
Goelet bought recently
The Countess Of Craven. formerly Cor
nelia Martin. has a family party al
Coombe Abbey, witch Mrs. Bradley Mar
tin her mother, VIII join to-day.
The Duchess Of Manchester is still
weak. as the result Of the operation
she recently underwent for appendicitis.
She VIII leave England for a milder
climate shortly.
The Duchess Of Marlborough remains
at the Engadine with her two sons. They
keep Christmas there in the English
fashion.
Mrs John Mackey and Countess Tel
fener have taken the villa st. Michel, at
Cannes.
Mrs Adolph LadenburE IS a recent ar
rival at Cannes. She will come to Lon
don some weeks hence.
Mrs. Walter Burns is staying at Bar
ritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wart. who have
been travelling on the continent since
autumn. reached BiarTitz Monday. where
they wish TO purchase a villa for a per-
rr,anar,r homo
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
F.caped Lunatic Is Captured.

s7e-isl 90 Tie wass5us-7- Head
Radford. Va. Jan. After eluding the
officers for several days. w W PeRdle-
ton OF WythevIUe. who escaped from
the State insane asylum al Marion. where
ne was being held for insanity. was cap
t1red ere to-day. and returned 70 TIE
asylum. Pen5lsto2 shot and killed James
spoon. a neiEhbor. apparently without
Provocauon- The defense was insanity.
and he was adjudged insane He was
Iathe act to-day OF leaving the State
with his family when aprrehended-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
DRAWN IN LOTTERY.

Rome, Jan 2-Three numbers
corresponding with the date Of
the earthquake, December .,
were drawn to-day in the M
tiOnaE state lottery The lower
classes won considerable amounts,
which tie government is bound
To pay in cash. making many
people here jubiIant and forget
full of the great calamity.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Feather.tone Gets in Race.

SCccial % he WashiaEton Head.
Lynchburg. Va. Jan Howell c.
Featherstone, present member OF the
house Of delegates from Campbell County.
to-day announced his candidacy for re-
nomination next summer in the Demo
cratic primary. Eugene Ould. who was
defeated last year by Featherstone. is
already q candidate, and former Judge
Frank Nelson, Of Rustburg. is consider
ing the question Of announcing his can
didacy- Maj Risque Hutter. the present
Democratic county chairman. is also
spoken Of as a candidate.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
May Lcasc Oh B. "a o. Shop,-

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd, Jan. 2-It is reported
that the West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company, which has a mammoth plant
at Luke, this county. has leased the
abandoned Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shop buildings at Piedmont, opposite
Luke, and VIII install a branch plant.
Already the pulp company has stored
great quantity of pulp wood on the
grounds surrounding the shops.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Convicted Conspirator Sentenced.

Chicago, Jan. samuel T Varied.
supposed to be the leading spirit in the
alleged de luxe edition swindling scheme.
by which Mrs. Amanda L. Patten. wife
of James A. Patten. the broker was
duped out Of 81. 0Co. was convicted of con
spiracy by a jury in Judge McSureIy's
court to-day. His punishment was fixed
at three years penal servitude and a fine
OF 81 n00
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
wedding at CuIpeper.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
CUlpeper. Va. Jan. 2.-Posey Jasper. Of
Culpeper. and Miss Mamie Swetnam. also
Of Culpeper. were married here this
evening, Rev. z. ". Winfrey. of the
Baptist Church. officiating. Mr.. Jasper
IS a young business man OF Culpeper
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party took the train for a trip.
after which they wiz reside in Culpeper.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Meadows Held for Forgery.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hinton. ". Va, Jan. Allie n. Mead
cws, who was brought back to Hinton
uron the charge Of forging the name of
Alice Pratt to a check. was given a hear
ing before Justice c. L Parker and was
bound over 70 the grand jury. His bond
was fixed at 500. It is said efforts are
being made 20 have the charges with
dra VI
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Dier After shonninr Tnnr.

Special % The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Jan. Mrs. Zachariah
Spencer. aged forty-eight years. wife Of
a Norfolk and Western passenger train
engineer, fell dead in her home this
evening five minutes after returning 10
the Spencer residence from a shopping
trip down town. Her last words were:
The Lords viii be done"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
ChiId FINALLY Rurned-

Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury, n c, Jan. 2-Her clothing
igniting from an open fire. Eva. a four
year-Old daughter OF L P Chamberlain,
Of Rowan County. was fatally burned.
The parents were absent from the house
when the accident occurred. Attracted
by screams the mother returned to find
the child enveloped in flames.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Boycott Merchant for Voting DRY,

S7e7-laI y Ile NasfInRt01 Herald
Roanoke, Va. Jan 2-Because they
understood he voted the dry ticket in
the recent local option election. a num-
Der Of customers Of W e Equi. a north
east Roanoke grocer, to-day paid their
accounts and announced they would nor
again trade with him. The merchant
says the customers were misinfo-med as
10 the way he voted
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Strikes Rich Gas Well.

Clarksburg, ". Va. Jan. 2.-The Car
negie Natural Gas Company has COM
pIeted a well on James Run, this county.
The gauge placed on the well indicated a
volume Of 100000 feet a day, which has
fallen off somewhat since. but still con-
tinues a fine showing. The gas was en-
countered n the Big Injup
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Post-Office Receipts Increase.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
L-yuchburg, Va. Jan 2-The month Of
December was the largest in the history
Of the Lynchburg post-of3ce in point OF
revenue, the receipts from all sources
aggregating So. 1851. an increase OF g, Gls
over December, 1851.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
BRANDEGEE STILL LEADS.
Contestants for Connecticut Senator
ship Now Closing In.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. The Hi and
Brandegee forces are closing in IN the
fight for the United States sznatorshiD.
The principals and their ueutenants are
coming together for the final struggle
with appearances still indicating that
Brandegss IS in the lead, as they have
done all along
Representative Hill has come TO Con
necucut from Washington 70 remain IN
I'll after the caucus OF the Republican
members OF the general assembly. which
is expected TO take place on January. .
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Hinton wants Free Delivery.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Hinton. ". Va, Jan. 2-That Hinton
is entitled to a free delivery service IS
again Icing agitated, and with more
earnestness than ever. The city is Ger
tainIy large eno~gh in population. Tie
present system, OF general delivery is
unsatisfactory to many citizens.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Negro Cremated When House Burns

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 2-Wyatt Wood
rolf. aged eighty years. a negro. was
burned 10 death in his home in Amherst
County. fifteen miles from this city. when
1t was destroyed by FIRE Neighbors dis
covered the fire too late to rescue the
man. Only portions Of mis- body were
found II the ruins.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
SURVIVORS At VATICAN.
Five Thousand Injured Being Cared
for at Rome.

Five Thousand Injured Being Cared
for at Rome.
Rome. Jan. 2-Five thousand injured
survivors from the earthquake region ar
rived Ia Rome tonight and are being
housed in the Vatican and other tempo
rary places Of refuge.
The Pope himself is caring for leo at
HIS own expense, while the citizens are
looking after the remainder.
All Of the survivors tell Of the suffer-
ings Of quake victims. and say that the
horrors can never fully be told.
The news from the stricken regions is
Of the most meager character, the gov
eminent monOp0lizing all sources Of
20 obtain quick and speedy
relief for the victims.
Late tonight DR.. Francis Metcalfe, the
American physician, with Al organized
corps Of Red Cross nurses. left for Mes
sina to aid in the care OF the sick and
wounded
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Denit ReIiquIsheS Editor.hip.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, Jan. Charles d. DENT.
for the past twenty-one years editor OF
the Salem Times-Register and Sentinel.
has resigned that position. Marshall Nc
Chung. OF Salem, succeeds Mr.. DENT as
editor Mr.. DENT is a former president
Of the Virginia State Press Association.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Cumberland Newspaper Man WEEDS.

Winchester. Va, Jan. Miss Mamie
NJ Russell. daughter Of r J. Russell, Of
Winchester. and Andrew r. Ryland, Of
Cumberland, were married in this city
to-day. Rev. John McVorry. Of the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church. officiating.
Nr. Ryland is connected with the Cum
berland Evening Times They viii re
side in Cumberland
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
CELTIC DUE JANUARY 10.
supply ship Now on Way to Stricken
italian Province.

Italian province.
The Celtic left the New York navy yard
on Thursday and is due to arrive at Glib
raltar about January 10, while the Culgoa
is at Suez awaiting the arrival OF the
feet The fleet VIII not be able 70
reach Messina before January 10.
Mr. GriscOm, American Ambassador AZ
Rome, sent this dispatch to the State
Department. yesterday:
Have postponed going myself 10 Mes
sina until after arrival OF Scorpion. when
I viii cause less inconvenience 10 the
Italian government and viii have CON-
pleted pressing business in Rome Have
accomplished my purpose OF securing
immediate transportation for Vice Consul
Cutting and others mentioned IN my tel
egram Of yesterday. and have sent Mill
tarv Attache Lands as my personal rep
resentative- They left Rome this morn
ing and should sail from Naples this
evening. Have not. Yet received names OF
any Americans killed or injured"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Boy Accidentally Killed.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Bristol, Va. Jan 2--As the result OF a
gunshot wound. which he received at the
hands Of a playmate, the fve-year-old
son Of Clinton Godney. living near Bris-
tol, died last night The shooting was
accidental
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
yellow Fever in Santiago.

Havana, Jan. yellow fever has
broken out in Santiago province. Two
cases were reported today Both victims
are Spaniards- Il is not believed. how
ever. that an epidemic viii result
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Hotel Hamilton
Opens DeCember7

100 ICONS 100 baths. addition for this
season Most desirably located on high
ground. overlooking harbOr A stone
structure. with all the comforts and con-
Veniences- Send for illustrated booklet
and information to our New York Hotel
Arlington" Tventy-ffth street and
Broadway "a most convenient hotel %
stop at en- route)
VIM. F. IngOId. Mgr. HlaiLias. s.-asil
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
] STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bermuda

Engiand's most favored possession An
ideal climate. with the most exquisite
colOTI1g Of flowers. water, birds and
fishes Delightful drives, charming seen
cry. Absolute rest and quiet under baIuy
skies \ short, pleasant sea voyage. BY
a large new steamer. Golf, tennis, boat
9DE fishing
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

Alexandra News Agency. 305 King street.
Alexandra. Va. authorized agents and carTierB
for The Washington Herald. The Herald VII be
delivered daily and Sunday 10 any address Ii
Alexandra for 50 cents a month
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
RISKED THEIR LIVES
Survivors Of Quake Describe
Bravery of Sailors.
TELL OF WONDERFUL WORK

Rope Sent 10 Top of Swaying Build
ing and Two Climbed Up 40 Bring
Children TO Safety-WOman Sawed
Out of Debris While the Flames
Licked Victim and Rescuer.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Rev. Mr.. Green to Announce
Decision This Week.
CAR SERVICE COMPLAINED OF

for Week of Prayer
Servfces-Rechabites Elect Officers.
New Episcopal Chapel for Brad
dock Heights-Serfes of Sermons
Announced by the Rector.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

We have known viii be inaugurated
during Sunday evenings in January BY
Rev. W. J. Morton, rector OF Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church he VIII
take that theme every Sunday during
the month
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
CARS TO KENSINcToN

Leave 18th ST and y. \. ave. On quarter hour;
pass Rock Creek Bridge MAIN ENTRANCE
GEOLOGICAL PARK. 70 Chevy Chase LAKE. son-
nec- nth hensnEtoa line Tickets. SC a F-s-
sells
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

The body Of Mrs. Mary A NcGinuis.
who died IN Washington, was brought
here to-day and buried in St Nars's
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

The funeral OF Mrs. Anna ". Coclzreu.
wife OF Richard Cockru. who died
in Washington to-day. viii sake place at
II o'clock Monday morning from the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Mrs
CCCkrel was seveHty-elght years old
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

BEST SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA
Via Washington Sunset Route. Tourist
Steering Cars. without change. Berth.
$50
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

Nails. died last night AZ her home. go
South Pa-Tick street she was forty
years old and native Of Orange County.
Va Besides her husband. three children
survive. Her funeral VIII take place
Monday afternoon al O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

An Episcopal chapel VIII shortly be
erected At Braddoek Heights, Alexandra
County. The new chapel viii be under
the supervision OF Rev " J. Morton.
rector Of Christ Church. this city. The
pulpit VIII be supplied with students from
ihe Episcopal Theological Seminary.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-25
FaIrMInded Men VIII Agree.

Upon this point we conceive that
fairminded men will not disagree. In
many respects the proceeding is un.
fortunate For one thing, 1t may be
suggested that the United States gov
eminent is not so unstable that II is
liable to be overthrow by what any
two or dozen newspapers may say
about IT, The public looks with we'll
grounded suspicion upon anything
whatever that can be interpreted as
an attack upon the freedom of the
press. All imaginable Ill consequences
from excessive license are as nothing
compared with the evils of a press
which has been harried into subservi.
ence and a government which has
freed itself from the restraint of crit
cism. This is the outcome to which
MIR. Roosevelt's libel suits tend, though
he may not know IL or wish it. II
might interest him TO recall the pun
ishment which the country inflicted on
the old Federalist party for passing
the alien and sedition acts. adams
was greater than the
World gave Mr.. Roosevelt, but the
people wrecked the party which sought
to muzzle the press.-Portland Ore
gonian (Rep).
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R,;obt Scenes When President Entertains

and the military and naval attaches OF
the embassies and legations
Two great occasions on which the
White House IL respondent with the
gorgeous uniforms OF the diplomats
and our own military and naval men
are the reception Of the president on
January I. when every member OF the
corps. with his wife and daughters.
calls 20 wish the president a happy
New Year, and about ten days later at
the diplomatic reception prescribed by
precedent, which il the nrst OF a
series uf formal evening receptions
the president gives during the winter
Upon numerous occasions and nj.
ways at the White House. both the
head OF the navy and OF the army ap-
pear In their conspicuous fun dress
uniforms, which are quite a. rich as
those Of many Of the foreign ambassa.
doris and ministers. Scarcely second
In brilliancy TO the reception given by
the president to the diplomats ia that
Al which he 10 host for the army and
navy. when hundreds OF the higher Of
foors OF both branches OF the service
attend IN their gala uniforms
The senior aids TO the president.
who make all OF the presentations 10
him at all entertainments and attend
him upon all occasions. practically live
In their ohicial regalia. while the
younger aids are almost daily called
upon to wear their best uniforms
In fact. there IL a spiendor about
the officlal social life Of the American
capital which II scarcely second 70
that Of any court OF Europe. and which
sets II apart from all other cities OF
the United States.
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The crum Appointment.

Senator Tillman has announced his
Intention OF exerting every endeavor
to prevent the confirmation of w. ID.
Crum. the negro doctor, as collector
OF the port of Charleston, and In his
fight he should have the hearty sup
port OF every southern senator. This
fight is as much that Of the other
southern senators as II is OF Senator
rillman, for they may have the same
problem 20 face In the near future.
We do not know exactly how Judge
Taft stands on the matter of the ap-
polntment Of negroes to offices In the
south, but II is rumored at Washing
ton that Mr.. Roosevelt has made the
appointment at the request of the In
coming president. who desired TO be
relieved OF the embarrassment OF Sc
lecting a negro for the place In den
ance Of the sentiment OF the white
people OF the community ON whom he
Is to be inhicted-New Orleans Times
Democrat.
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Threatened Backward Step.

While journals by the hundred are
multiplying In Turkey and China 20
influence the course OF public senti-
ment, TO direct the public policy, 10
discern and foresee the logical con-
illusions OF political doctrines and ten
denotes. and To instruct readers In the
art OF lf-government." shall the Uni
ted States encourage a theory OF gov
efnmentregulated journalism. an on
cially determined type Of public opin-
Ion. a virtual censorship OF thought
Not n the people, congress and the su-
preme court know IL. Some OF the
nnest tributes TO present-day Journal
ism, its agency as a detector and pun
lsher of crime through publicity, have
some from contemporary as we'll as
past justices OF the supreme court
II is Justice Harlan who says:
The standard OF public virtue is
higher than Il was % years ago. A
vast deal OF this Is due 10 the fact that
the public press OF this country. every
day and hour OF it's existence, is turn
ing its light into the dark places, is
terreting out corruptions at their birth,
and bringing before the people that
which they ought to know; and there
fore / believe In the provision of the
Bill OF Rights. which says. Nor shall
congress make any laws abridging the
freedom OF the press"