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Evening star., 1909-04-30

Infants Close-htting Caps, Of 6ne lawn
turn-back piece of embroidery, edged with
lace; lace edge about the face; wide ties.
Evening star., 1909-04-30

Infants Close-ntting Lawn Caps, finished u,,
rows OF tucks. cord around face and wide
Evening star., 1909-04-30
Children's Spring
and Summer Shoes.

oRR UILT on proper lasts for
MA growing feet; correct
o@ hygienic shapes; made
from leather at once
flexible and durable; stylish in
appearance, comfortable in use,
and to be had in every combina-
ton of size and width.
The following items are worthy
of special consideration:
Misses and Children's Tan Russia Calfskin
Ankle-strap Pumps. with welt sole and spring
or half heel-one Of the newest things ST .zs
this season; sizes to 8. Pair. .......-. YA'/o
Sizes to 1O1s. Pair. r............... P>'oO
Size. II to ?. Pair. so
s,,.. . 70 q Pair $500
Misses and Childrens Ankle-strap Pumps. OF
patent kidskin, dull calfskin and white canvas.
with welt sole and spring or half heel; ST zc
sizes to S. Pair. .................... -
Sizes 81 to 1O1a. Pair. ir............... 9<.OO
Sizes /, to q Pair. ............... So. so
Sizes 2n to 8. Pair. $500
Rows and Youths Low-cut Oxford Ties. OF
tan caIfskin. with Goodyear welt soe-this sea-
sons newest model; sizes IL to l31s. So. 20
Sizes l to 5E. Pair. .............. PO.oO
Boys' and Youths Low-cut Oxford Ties, OF
pafent calfskin and gun metal calfskin. with
Goodyear welt sole; sizes IL 10 lors. So, 20
Pair. .........'..'.''.'....
Sizes l to 51s- Pair. r.s............... Po'OO
Special:
Two lots of Misses and Chill
dren's Ankle-strap Pumps, OF gun
metal calfskin and patent kidskin.
with Goodyear welt sole and
spring or half heel.
Sizes 8H to IoH,
SI.75 a pair. Value, $2.oo.
Sizes IL to 2,
$500 a pair. Value, $3.50.
Third hopr. Tenth St
Evening star., 1909-04-30

Infants Close-ntting Caps, OF all-over
embroidery. with turn-back piece; wide
Evening star., 1909-04-30

Infants Close fitting Caps Of fine lawn trim
med with embroidery edge and finished wit
several rows OF fine tucks; wide ties d, -
Evening star., 1909-04-30
Mems 'AutO" busters.
5000 to $500 each.
Mems Outing Trousers.

We showing attractive line of Mems Outing Trou
the better grades of fancy outing annels
worseds; also of plain white and white striped anne
These for but
we'll made, we'll fitting and hang perfectly.
Prices $3.50 to 5000 each
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30

London. June 29-The militant suf
fragettes made their expected attack q,
Parliament this evening. The deputat,o,
was headed by Mrs. Pankhudt ard -,
o'ner prominent sufragettes. A crowd o.
fully 10000 people surrounded the Par.
lament house and the women were eiver
most royal reception. although tbe
crowds have hitherto been hostile N tbs
movement.
me police finally arrested the delegates
IN order to do so, however. they were
compelled 10 fight their way through
tens OF thousands Of would-be rescuers.
The mounted police finally charged tba
crowd and wild scenes ensued. The poIiea
were driven back by the mob and were
compelled TO close the palace gates 10 pre-
vent a concerted attack on Parliament
The police used their clubs and MANY
aog whips, with which they had bean
armed in expectation OF the attack. The
women in the crowd used their hat nlns
on the police. and their male sympathizers
used stones. The attack is one OF the
most sensational and bitter IN the history
OF the entire suffragette movement.
I few male sympathizers OF the wor,e,
penetrated into the Parliament house
but we're promptly elected. The police
were REINFORCED and cleared a space Of
go yards from the gates Of the house
me demonstration developed into a dis
% eeriy not. rowdies from London taking
hand IN The affray.
me police dubbed and kicked indis-
criminately and many women have been
bruised
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30

Adrian. Ga, June 2S.-Remeo jenkins.
negro, who killed George Howell and
wounded the latters wife. was surrounded
IN swamp this morning He was heav-
ily armed and refused 10 surrender.
The posse attempted to capture him.
but he opened fire. In the battle which
followed he wounded Two men and was
then shot 70 death BY the members Of
the posse
The murder OF Howell occurred yester-
day morning. In hring at Howell the ne
gro shot Mrs. Howell. who to-day is IN a
critical condition and not expected 10 live.
Immediately after the shooting the negro
heo 10 swamp. where he slept an night.
Another negro who saw him there non-
ned the officers this morning and blood
hounds were placed on his trail. They
Traced him TO the Businesses OF the
swamp, where the posse called on the ne
gro 70 surrender. He refused and opeDd
nre W 5. Clements and Y. g. Hall. two
members Of the posse, we're seriously
wounded The negro fought desperately
and did not stop firing until he dropped
dead, almost completely riddled with bull
let's
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas J. Hos. p ard MarT Z. Barnan. "A.
! Re- TalEas q. Sny1h-
Il1Das J. CALVIN. q and Elizabeth NJ SLAMS.
l& Rev A. n. Spooner
George + r. Collins Is and Ws-----. ?
D--ruing. g. Rev. PetricE ]. OCorr.n
See-Ee T LIuch. 3 and Annie L White. q.
Re- W l. Lrucl
F's-liaaad KhamsH y and Eta Il. Bussy. q.
Rev J. H2vsr5 Wells
Prank A. hcr. 2 and Mare c. Sherwood. 8
Gecrge Lckuer. %. and Clsra Jones. Is Rev.
r. I. Wrigt-
Chester r Reberls o. and sIvr1le ID. sicc---.
s- Rev Dousd e. Macleod
,lecrSe J. Engeg- 2. ard Blanche Block. *
f--t- T. Free-tla1 Peter.
William r. 1cmter. 2. ard sarah u. Ricbsrl-
So. g Rev Jo~eTts T. M-Fee
hneA STANLEY. s. cf Hernd0u. "a and Mae :.
SlrceE- 81 Re- ]. z MeLauEhiiu
til---ce : 91ttuar- y and Emaa c. Tsfha..
= Re-. John r. GnI
Mortimer g. Lstdane r. and Cara n T-rozs
= ker. tia7Cuce ~. Nrrman
Caar.s~ Z. Fer. 81. and Alma C. Wright X
Re- Eugene J. Cannelly.
Thomzs Z. Griffith q and II Mare sven,
l Rev r. Hez Sven
COLORED.
Nilisn 7 Sarcy- 4s and Cecilia Holland. g.
RCr- NJ w clair
william Pleasant g and ElIzsbeth Mcrts-,,.
q EeT- u Howard
Ferdinand Smi,h. q. ard Amelia Bso-u. 8.
T,ev- r. T. FcrkIus
Abe B. Penn. 81. of Alexandra. Va. sBs F,,-
neffe p Walker q Ree- Fr1ncs T. Grirte
William McOscsr Green. l9 Of B7enfuood- lfa
and Heurietta May Ross. "a Ee= : n Broro
Le-nard A. Layton. 81 and Marie Rsed. = Rer.
Walter r. Brooks.
samuel Turner g and lIar-is lIiese~. D bs.,
G Cincinnati Ohio- Rev. George " Lee
Robert Logan- q and Erarces l. Fo--s- -
Rev. Sterling y. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
SUMMER INSTITUTE OPENS
Prospects Bright for Teachers
school at Frederieksbur9.


SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va. June 2g-Tb,
State Summer Institute opened here 70.
HlgnJ with public exercises in the court.
house The prospects are very bright
Tor equally as large a school this wear
as last The faculty this year is com
posed Of the best teachers that could h.
secured la this and nearby states
TIE school viii be held in the new puh-
lie school building, which has iust bae,
completed al cost of $4,000 The ses-
sion or the school lasts one month
ana lectures on various subjects Der-
tanning 10 modern education viii he
made by prominent men.
Inc faculty is composed Of John :
F4ory. United States history. civil gov
ernment: Arthur d. Wright. general his
tory DIR. J. p. Nef. physiology. tbeo,-,-
ana practice Of teaching. geometry Mise
Kate F. Garrett. drawing and manual
training; A. B. Chandler. ir.. geograpbv.
Miss Virginia NJ Goolrick. Virginia his
tory. English history: Carl " Steed
hngiish and American literature and lit
erary readings; Miss Mamie II R1acl-
rirn, grammar and spelling: w. y. Ham
ietL agriculture, physical geography
physics Miss Mary J. Arlington. pri-
mary methods and reading: Miss N
LaVlnia Critz. English grammar. rbe+-
oric; Miss Natalie Lancaster. arithmeti,
ALGEBRA; A 3. Chandler. jr., OF Rich
mond City high schools. conductor. G
r. Swift. local manager.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
REJECT ALL BIDS.
Governor Wants Par for Maryland
Road Bonds.

Annapolis Nd. June -s.-The board OF
public works to-day rejected ali bids for
the a.oGO,O0o State road bonds. taking the
position that these bonds ought 10 brjna
par and no less would be accepted for
them.
The prices offered were as follows
Estabrook & Co, Harmanus. Fisher &
Co. and Hamilton & Co. joint bid of
a,ol1. 400 for the whole lot.
William A. Read & Co. and the HaniI-
ton National Bank Of New York. S9sz.5-4
FOR the whole lot
Eidon Company, OF Boston 9S53 for
10000 OF either series
After the bids had been tabuIated Gov
Crothers summoned the representatives OF
the bidders and informed them thar the
state considered the bonds worth par and
none would be sold for less These bonds
bear interest at the rate Of 3 IL Der cenr
AS the State is virtually out OF debt
It's marketable assets being sufficient 10
pay off all its obligations. the board of
pubhc works takes the position that the
very best prices should be secured. No
further action was taken by the board NJ
public works. An effort may be made 10
dispose Of the bonds at private sale. They
may be rcadvertised
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
PREDICT WET" BRISTOL.
Republican Leaders Say Virginia
City May Vote in Saloons.

Republican leaders in Washington from
southwest Virginia assert that the iDdi-
cations are that Bristol will 20 .wet,.
when the local option election is held ,n
Ihat city. Bristol is now dry The
tennessee half OF the city is also dry :,
II the Virginia half goes wet" the enfirA
city vii De half dry" and half Vet e"
me Anti-SslOon League Is waging a hard
hght but the prospect Of getting 500 90
year revenue from wholesale and retail
WHISKY licenses is declared to be rather
attractive 10 the Bristol voter
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
NEWS OF LYNCHBURG.
Negro said to Be los Years Old.
WaSh-out Blocks Traffic.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herrid
1 Lynchburg Va. June Ze-OIfver Rob
erts. negro. who claimed 70 have reached
the age Of Us years. is dead here.
r. r. Butt. proprietor o. a Main street
moving picture theater. has been arrest
ed on a warrant sworn out ~ the n-
stance Of the LynchburE Traction and
Light Company upon the charge or d.
vertng the electric current of tire com
paHy and aDproDraung 10 70 his per
soaaI use without paying therefor. The
charge is expected 10 make an interesting
case in the Police Court tomorrow morn
ing Butt Is out on bail
The wash-out on the southern Railway
/ between I've River and Arlington. which
/ occurred late yesterday evening. caused
I two fast mail trains 70 be sent around
over the Chesapeake aud ohio and the
I Norfolk and Western. but the track was
: restored about ] O'Clock this mOfning
Traffic was Interrupted eight hours. caus-
I ing number q Georgia peach trains
TO Be tied up al Monroe.
The wheat harvest IN this section las
been finished and farmers report the Yield
as fair The harvesting or winter oats
Is on and the crop is said 10 be a good
ore Reports from various sections o.
The Lynchburg district show the Young
tobacco 10 be in good condition.
The people OF Campbell County appear
70 be satisfied with the action Of the state
board OF education in re-eIectIng W. 7.
Garbee division uperintendent o. schools
for that county The county did not want
consolidation with the city.
r p. Goode. high constable OF the CITY.
has announced his candidacy Tor .nomira-
ton in the Democratic primary in Au-
gust Tor reelection 10 this Office. EIe
already has opposition in III. y Towsor
Who has had some experience as deputy
constable Thus Tar this Is the only con
test for local Offices
Miss Louise Belle Anderson. OF this CITY.
was one OF hfty-nine pupils o. the New
England Conservatory OF Music al Bos-
ton 10 receive diplomas at the recent com
nencement, this being for efficient work
Ia the plano forte department
The vestry OF 81 Paurs Episcopal
Church has instructed its building com
mittee. # IL deems advisable. 10 secure
plans and proceed 10 the erection OF a
parish house This. together with other
projected work. viii cost about Sa0.0c0.
With the rOO1 going on a rev sorn,i-
tory al the Randolph-AIacon Woman.s
College the excavations have been starr
ed upon S20Co0 gymnasium for the co.,
iese- This college in the past four wears
has built Two dormitories. a science hau
a library. and doUbled the size ~ the
chapel in addition 20 the third dormi1orv I
and gym The school next fan VII bsva 1
a capacity foT so girls.
The baseball team al the Nest End /
factory of the CraCdOck-Terg-- Coron-nv
FlH shortly go on two weeks trip. he /
ginning July :. TIE following games vii I
be PLAYED; Chatham ttwo gamesl. Brook
seal two gamesl. Houston ttwO games}
and THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY m
South Boston. The schedule FOR the se,-
md week is not YET complete.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Black Horse CavsIrvn,an D~,s

Warrentou. Va. June cs.-Robert \
Hart after lingering illness OF several
weeks died at his home here THIS morn
lng. aged siNty-seven years. He was a
member OF The famous Black Horse cav.
airy c. 5. A. and served throughout
the entire four years Of the civil var
with great distinction and gauantrv. The
funeral services will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at , o'clock. from his late
home, and viii be attended bv the mem
bers Of the Joe Kendall Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans and a number OF sur
vivors Of his immediate command.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
winchester AgaIn win,.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. June 2s-Winches,er
defeated the Hershey CPa.) team al Res
ervoir Park this afternoon by II 10 /
The visitors could DO nothing with John
sons curves. while the locals pounded
Hinkle all over the lot. Duney and Daley
landed for home runs. while Baker. Reed
and Cy Macdonald did some heavv sing
ging- Holstein got two OF the visitors.
four hits. Batteries: Winchester John
son and Dufey; Hershey. Hinkie ana
HOIstein -
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
May CONNECT WITH c. 60.
Carolina. CIInchheId and Ohio Push.
ing Line through Russell Cnnnrr

Bristol Va. June 29.-Consr7lctio7 ~
ihe Dumps Greek branch of the Caro-
Ina. Ciinchheld and Ohio Railroad IS now
being pushed This branch wiz DO ex-
tended into Russell County then doubtless
across the Kentucky line ana connect
with tie Chesapeake and Ohio line. THIS
VIII give the Carolina. Clinchfeid ana
Ohio a Western connection.
Another branch OF the Carolina. Cnncb-
field and Ohio is also being constructed
I'D the Lewis Creek. which VIII pierce
Buchanan County
Rinehart & Dentiot. railroad contract
ors. Of Washington. are building the
Dumps Creek branch.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Fatal Jump while Dreaming.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
cumberland. Md, June 2s.-James
PhliIips. aged ifty-four. or Dobbin W
Va. who jumped from the third-storv
window OF the Somerset House. Somerset
died from injuries He struck the sro,a
pavement, fractured both legs. and sus-
tanned internal injuries He was en-
ployed In a lumber camp.
Philips is said 70 have jumped as
result of dream that his horse vss
sick. and he sought the quickest wav ~
reach the animal.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
AIr. Bender Married.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd, June "a. Richard
Bender. proprietor Of the Union RottIIne
Works, and Miss Mary Angela Sizer
daughter of Mrs. Charles NJ. HobIitzeU
we're married this mRning at St Pat
rick's Catholic Church. Rev. John 1.
Sullivan officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Bender
have gone to Connecticut 70 spend two
weeks with relatives Of the bride. Mr..
Bender is the Cumberland representative
OF the National Brewing Company of
Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
WIZ Rertore Trntn.

special To The Washington Herald
Raleigh. y. c.. June 29.-After kaeD.
Ing the wires hot all day. the Southern
Railway officials promised the CORPORA
tion commission that the passeneer
trains. No IS and No 49, on the Nfurpbv
branch, west Of Asheville. viii be rein
stated as soon as the Cowee tunnel cave
in is cleared
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
WILL ABIDE BY DECISION
white Firemen Disappointed but
Accept Boards Award.

Atlanta, Ca, June 29-Yice President
Ball. Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen, who conducted the recently end
Ed strike on the Georgia Railroad. issued
a statement to-day that. while he was
greatly disappointed at the result of the
award Of the board Of arbitration. the
firemen would abide by its decision. and
remain at work.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Begin work on state Road

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland sd. June 2e.-The ad-
vance guard Of Hottsman Brothers. the
contractors for the six miles OF Srate
road TO De built out the Baltimore nike
from Cumberland east to the Six Nile
House. arrived yesterday, and dirt VIII
soon began 70 Nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
State hoard of Control Mect,.

oIsciai % Inc Washington Herald
Charleston, ". Va, June 29--An mem
bers Of the new State board OF control
are now here, and oral and written re-
ports were made to-day by Warden
Matthews, OF the peaitentiary, DR.
Steele Of the Weston Asylum ana from
two OF the miners hospitals The heads
n ether institutions are in the city and
VIII be heard tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Mrs. Evelyn Kirk Dies.

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, June 2s-Mrs. EVELYN
Kirk wife OF Dr. n. V Kirk. died lasr
midnight OF paralysis. aged frtv-sevan
Among her children are three phvsicians
as follows: Drs. J. n. and ]. r. Kirk of
Paw Paw, ". Va. and DR.. ". T. Kirk
Of Springfield. ". Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
BUYS FRENCH STALLION.
r. b. White Adds ~Etudiant.- to His
Stable Of PcrcheronS-

NbAf u EEFcmeFOmA-
Srecal 90 Tie Washington Rea'd.
Leesburs, Va. June 2.-E r White
OF Selma Farm" has purchased p,
cable from ~ Avelou. president Of tba
France Percheron Society. "Etudiant b.
generally recognized as the greatest
Pereheron stallion in France
'Etudiant' not only won the champion-
ship OF France last year. but Tor 1bree
successive years has won the blto ribbon
al Nogent le R0treu. the greatest Perch
eron show In the French republic. and is
expected 20 carry OF the honor avatD
tnis year. lie has stood az the head ~
NJ. Avelou's stables for the past three
years. and was used by the Paris artixr
as model fO- the bronze horse erected
on The Nosent l. Rotreu show grounds
In leG..
With such stallion ar the head of
Mr.. Whites breeding farm. where tbere
are so many blue ribbon mares includ-
ing the thrice champion mare Of France
ana the srande Junior champion msrAs
OF America. ne win have a Percberon
breeding establishments second TO none hi
this section or The country.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Heat Kims winchester Man.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
winchester Va, June 2s.-Robert G
Breckenridge. son Of Capt. Robert Rreek-
enridge. Of Winchester, died suddenly To-
day OF heart disease and heat p-ostration
at Columbus, Ohio. aged ifty-nine wears
de leaves vile and several children IN
columbus; his father. two brothers. Alex
ander and William Breckenridge. OF Win
chester, and one sister. Mrs. J. ". Bar
ringer, Of Berryville, Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Student Conference I'm Se..ion

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Mountain Lake Park. Md. June %
The East Central Student Conference &c
in session here, and viii continue untiI
July o. There are about 3l5 young women
IN attendance. who are students from the
various colleges in the district. and are
Representatives Of the college branch of
the Young Womens Christian Assoeia-
ton The conference has eight sessions
a day.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
LOSES $142,OO REVENUE.
DRY" Wave i'm West Virginia 1.
Spreading
Special TO The Washington Herald.

op-'lAI % Ihe Wo5lingfon HCTald.
Charleston. W. Va. June 29-By the
refusal to grant retail liquor licenses in
the counties Of Kanawha, Lewis, Green
orier, Marion Mineral, Taylor. Randolph
and Wyoming. beginning JpIv ~
State is deprived Of $1,000. One hundred
and forty-tw0 saloons are put out of
business. Last year there We're about 740
saloons in the State. although more than
over half Of the ffty-five counties were
dry
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
HANGS SELF TO TREE.
Girl of Fifteen Years Ends Life IN
West Virginia.

special 20 The Washington Herald.
Ciarksburg. W. Va. June 2s.-Reports
were received here to-day OF the suicide
Of Miss Mary Maxwell al the bona ~
her father, near West Union. last nigh,
Miss Maxwell was the daughter OF e
man Maxwell. one Of Doddridge CouDrv,s
Wealthiest farmers and cattle rafsers
Her age was fifteen years. The hodv
was found hanging by a rope from an an
pie tree near her home Miss Naywsu
nad just returned from school near
wheeling which she attended last year
An inquest will be he'd.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
HEAT CAUSES SUICIDE.
naitimore Man. Insane. Ends Life
With Revolver.

Baltimore. sd, June 2a-rnsbio N
bear longer the intense heat wave tb,-
has held Baltimore in its rrip for tba
past ten days. Charles ?. Reign. l5so Nsr-
iogton place. became crszed and drawing
from his pocket large revolver SHOT
and Instantly killed himself In his home
this morning.
Reign Tor several days had been com
planning bitterly OF the heat and OF Mains
IN his head Il is believed the continued
oppTessiveness drove him insane
Thomas Fox. siXty-fye years old mas
FOUND dead in his room In a lodging hor,sa
early to-day. Coroner Sudler said daarh
was due 70 the heat. a card bearing hts
name and his address as IL North Third
street Richmond Va. was found on the
body. Besides these two deaths rbers
We're SIX prostrations. some OF the heat
Nlcums being IN a serious condition
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
NIoss Elected Anditor

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. June 2s.-At Joint ses-
sion last night OF the two bodies Of citv
council. ". 3. Moss was elected 10 the
Office of assistant city clerk and auditor
The position pays 500 a month.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
HUNTER BRINGS $500.
Fl. G. Rogers Sells HIS Noted Horse.
"Monday Morning.

n 9. Rogers Sells His Noted Horse,
"Monday Morning.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hamilton Va. June 9.-H c. Rogers.
OF Hamilton. has sold his handsome
hunter. Monday Morning 10 Jobn p
Valentine. OF Byrn Aiawr. Pa for 500
Monday Morning is well known IN
Virginia horse show circles and IS The
winner Of a number OF blue ribbons
He is fuH brother to SUNDAY Morn
ing, which Mr. Rogers sold last year
TO Westmoreland DAYS. OF Leesburg. for
SL0a
Monday Morning VIII enter the show
ring Of the North and uiu be r,d5en
this season over the hurdles bv Alrs
Valentine. VINO is a nofed horsewomsn
Mr. Rogers also bred and sold fo
sidney Holloway. few years ago. for
Sl090. the jumper Red Raven. v-bico
subsequently made a record OF seven
feet. four inches.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
Dynamite Reeorer- Chnd., Rna.

Hagerstown. AId-. June 2e-With DINA
mite and fishing seines. men last niger
recovered The body Of Alien swain. r,a
ten-year-old son OF Clinton Swaia or
Sharpsburg. drowned while bathing N
the Potomac River al Snyder's warehouse
yesterday afternoon. The body vas
brought 10 the surface az a point about
fifteen feet from where II disappeared
An inquest was deemed unnecessary
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
win Retire as County Tr,,,ur.r

Cumberland. Nd, June 29-Iohn F. Ed
wards. whose term as county treasurer
OF Aiiegany County viii expire this wear
mas been appointed principal OF the
Aiiegany County Academy. which viii
soon begin its 10Th year. Mr.. Edwards
was the first principal Of the institution
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30
SLEMP BUYS MORE LANDS.
Representative Increases Holding,
In Kentucky and VIrEinia.

"Spresent"tive Increases Holdings
1" Kentucky and VirEinia.
Representative Bascom slemp. Of the
Ninth Virginia district. is now one Of
the biggest individual coal and timber
land owners in Southwest Virginia and
Eastern Kentucky. Mr. Slemp has re-
turned from PaintsvHle. Ky. where IA
not only added 70 his holdings several
thousand acres. but organized .companv
10 aid in the development in his nron-
critics in that section
Air- Slemp owns approximately 5000
acres OF coal and timber lands. For a
number OF years he has been buvine the
rich' but undeveloped. properties In Ken
lucky and Virginia. until his holdings
are now heavy a great deal of nroD-
erty IS undeveioped. but in the course
OI rev years the entire belt OF the
Slemp holdings will be piercad nv ~
roads