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Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26

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Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26
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Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26
 Cheerfutpesx.

Iris Dutch proyerb that paint costs nothing" such are it's preserving qualities in damp climates. Well. sun shine costs less. yet fl is fiuer pigment. And so of cheerfnlDess or good tenn per-the more it is spent the more of 1t remains.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26
Virtue.

Single is every living creature born. Single he passes te another world. Single he eats the fruit of evil deeds. Single. the fruit of good. and when he leaves His body like A log or heap of clay Upon the ground his kinsmen walk away. Virtue alone stays by him at the tomb And bears hin, through the dreary. track less gloom.
 Code of Manu
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26

4 healthy man Is king in his own right; an unhealthy man is an unnAp- py slave. Burdock Blood bittes builds up sound healsh = keeps you well.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26
Standsno on His R,ahts,

The next witness was hard listed. resolute yeoman with a bristiing chin beard
 Mir Gigsou." said the attorney for The defense are syou acquainted with the reputation of this man for truth md veraeity in the neighborhood in which he ives?''
 sI reckon am replied the witness. .sI will ask you to state what it is Well. sir. his reputation fur vrassity well. that's diff'runt Some says be loes and some says he don't"
 Witness inierposed the judge, do lou know the meaning of 'veracity ? T reckon do.''
 What do you understand by the word =
 The witness twirled his hat in his fingers a few moments without reply Ing. Then he looked np detiantiy.
 .i refuse to answer that question. judge" be said. .on the ground that fl might discriminate me"-Chicago Trio uQe
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26
The Favorits of Fate.

The great specialists patient after many weeks of treatment. says Judge. had at hst been declared cured of an .incura ble. disease and. with grase- ful feeling. b. asked the physician the amount of hIs bill
 That depends. my dear sir" said the specialist. Whenever I treat q man l always make it g point to deter mine his occupation and how large . family he has to support. Then make out my bill accordingly May l ask what you do for a livings"
 T am a poet" replied the patient souifulIy.
 s.In that case" said the physician. If you will give me fhe money in cash now ft'li be a dollar and half"
 The Greek Flag.
 The Greek flag Is an unpretenfious piece of blazonry. consisting of nine stripes of blue and white alternately, with a white cross on a blue ground in the top left hand corner Tue navy flag has a golden crown in the center ef the eross. Blue and white are the national colors of Bavaria and were adopted by fbe Greeks as delicafs compliment to the prince Of BaFsrih wbo accepted tsse invitation 10 ascend the throne of Greece when that coun' fry had succeesied in wresslDg Der in sersenaef,cs. from fEss Ottoman empire
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-26

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 MAILS orsN FROM Boston, New York, Hartford and all poiras
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 Boston and poagh.. East, Way Stations. s1e r. Tn.
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The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
FRANK O'NEAL TRIES SUICIDE
Inhales Ether, but Life Is Saved BY
Prompt Attention.
DespOndent Because He Had Been
Unsuccessful in His Quest
for Employment.

DesDondent because he has been IN
successful In his quest for employment
Frank O'NeaI. forty years old, attempted
suicide last night by inhaling ether.
He was discovered on the rear porch
or q house at 1916 MOnteuo avenue north
west. where he boarded. by Mrs. Belle
Men. who resides at that place. Mrs
Men called FOR help and an ambulance
was summoned from Casualty Hospital
When a physician arrived the. man had
almost recovered from the effects OF the
anesthetic and was In no danger OF death.
He was removed 10 the hospital. where
he will be detained for a few days. The
patient was searched BY Policeman Car
vey at the hospital and the following
note. bearing no address and no sigma
ture. was found written on a small piece
Of paper in the mans pocket: I leave
nothing but debts and a good heart.
hope l viii be forgiven"
Police or the Ninth precinct invesd-
gated the case They say O'NeaI has
been unable 70 obtain employment and
has been out OF work for several weeks.
He. grew deSpondent ard discontinued his
fruitless encrts a few days ago Persons
living in the Nen home tried 70 cheer
the man. but he sought seclusion and re-
mained alone IN his room.
O-Neal are supper with the Men family
last sight. and then left the house for a
short walk He returned at S o'clock
and went 70 his room. where he remained
for about twenty minutes. Leaving the
room, the man wslkedf downstairs and
through the kitchen 10 rear porch.
Mrs. Nef went out to speak 70 0'Neal
and found him In time 10 save his life.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
MEDICAL SCIENCES ADVANCE
DR.. Young, of Hopkins, Speaks Be-
fore Virginia Alumni.
Luncheon Is Served, and Many
Happy Addresses
Are Made.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. June 15.-Fouowinp
the meeting Of the General Alumni Asso-
eiation OF the University OF Virginia
this morning. an alumni luncheon was
served in the university commons. Rem
resentative W. A Jones. president Of the
association, presided. Prof. Gaetano
LAMA. Of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Boston, brought greetings
from the New England alunni. The
young alumni We're welcomed into the
association by Henry T. Kent. OF St
Louis. a brother Of Charles w. Kent. OF
the chair OF English literature.
The response On behalf OF the graduates
was made by Henry A. Johnston OF
Norfolk. a graduate Of the law school
President Alderman also made an inter
esting address.
At noon the alumni were addressed by
DR.. Hugh H. Young. OF Johns Hopkins
University. Baltimore. The story OF the
advances Of surgery OF the heart and the
arteries surpasseS in amazing interest
anything the fictiOnists have been able
10 do. said DIT. Young. These have not
dared to make dead men alive again.
IN diseases Of the kidneys and blad-
der. some OF the most brilliant advances
have been made. When we were students
these regions were enveloped In obscur-
ity. diagnoses very often were Euesswork
and only the simplest surgical procedures
were attempted. In Europe. a man with
wonderful inventive genius has Just de-
vised an instrument (the 'cystoscopeD by
which the interior OF the bladder cavity
could be viewed while lighted by a mi
mute electric lamp. The realization OF this
wonderful exploit soon led to the devel-
opment OF q most remarkable set OF IN
struments by which 1t is now possible. not
only TO see the whole interior OF the
bladder. but even 10 get photographs OF
it. and also 70 insert small instruments
up 10 the kidneys or to remove from the
bladder tumors, prostate outgrowths
and 10 do other complex procedures with
out making q single cut externally
The surgery st the blood vessels has
been carried TO a more wonderful extent
by Carrel, OF the Rockefeller Institute.
Previously all attempts TO repair dam
aged arteries and veins has led to q cIot-
ting OF the blood within and fatal en-
belism. Carrel first devised a simple
method by which the severed blood YES
sells could be closed by stitches, then dis
covered that a blood vessel from one ami
NAL could be substituted for that OF an
other; that a blood vessel could be kept
IN cold storage for several weeks"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
ELKS' CIRCUS IS now READY
Big Show Opens To-day at Benning
Race Track.
Tank Holding 5000 Gallons of Water
Placed in Position for Great
Aerial Dive OF the NOrds.

This afternoon and tonight the Elks'
circus and rural jubilee will be a glitter
ing reality at the Benning race track.
Rehearsals were held IN all departments
OF the jubilee yesterday morning and
afternoon, and everything was declared
ready.
Workrnen will this morning finish the
construction Of the big tower from which
the Nords will dive. A great ditch 10
contain a tank holding 5000 gallons OF
water has been dug. and the water will
be piped in The Nords will give their
act every afternoon ard night. In the
evening the petite Nine. Nord viii exc
cute a thrilling dive with a paper COS
tune. which will be set on fire after
saturated with kerosene. The surface OF
the tank is also ablaze
The gates OF the track will be opened at
l o'clock. and IL viii be o'clock when
Robert NJ McWade. exalted ruler OF
Washington Lodge. No. Is, B. P o. E.
mounts the rostrum and makes the open
ing address. He will be followed in this
Office by Joseph A. Burkart, past exalted
ruler and past district deputy. Repre-
sentative John K Tener, Of Pennsyl-
vania, past exalted ruler Of the order Of
Elks Of the United States, viii also de-
liver an address.
The big barn is ready and open for
dancing A fine orchestra has been en-
gagged
Everybody will naturally 90 10 the
German village Hard by the German
village and the promenade viii be the
United States Marine Band
nd Nv
Elks' straw ride with the local aerie Of
Eagles as the guests Of honor, VIII pa
rade TO the rural jubilee from First
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west at $50 o'clock.
Among the acts to be shown at the
circus are Celina de Dios' dog and pony
circus; the Henry Brothers. triple bar
acrObats and comedians; Les. Tueodorows.
aerial artists; 'Bingo." the largest and
most intelligent monkey in captivity and
the Fredericks Family, laughable clowns.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
WADE TAKEN TO PRISON.

LynchburG Murderer of Sisters
Sweetheart Begins Long Term.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va, June 15.-Ernest Wade,
who was convicted Of the murder Of
Isaac Higginbotham, his sisters sweet
heart. mere last January, was taken this
afternoon to the penitentiary at Rich
mond 10 begin his term OF eighteen years
Robert Oliver. who was given a term for
shooting Luther Pettigrew at Pearch, in
Amherst County. was also taken.
While the Wade bills OF exceptions have
been signed for a petition for a new trial
before the Supreme Court, Senator Hal
sey. counsel for Wade, stated to-day that
the petition had not been presented 10
the court
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

date. In fact one Of them Is quoted as
saying that two days before the primary
the boys" will be AL right"
Representative Charles c. Cariin. rec
Ognized as a power in the district. is
keeping his hands on the hght- He is
leaving 1t strictly between the friends
OF Tucker and Mann. The liquor leaders,
1t is said. are divided Judge Mann, Il
is believed. will not receive the solid tenn
perance vote.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
FuIton Loses Biz Dec Oase.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, June I5,-Benjarnin A.
Richmond. attorney. was advised to-day
that his clients. George J. Gould, joseph
Ramsey, jr-. and William Guy. Of the
Little Kanawha Syndicate. had won IN
the suit to set aside a decree by which
EllwOod 6. Fulton was awarded com
missions amounting 20 S9G3. 200. A decree
had been entered by Judge McWhorter
and By the opinion rendered to-day It is
stricken out.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
CAR BITTERLY DENOUNCED.
RabId Socialist Has Say in House OF
Commons.

London. june Is. William James
Thorne. the rabid Socialist member from
West Ham. got UP quite an excitement
in the House Of Commons this afternoon
by a denunciatiOn OF the Emperor Of
Russia in connection with this sovereign's 5
proposed visit TO King Edward during the
Cowes regatta Mr. Thorne. in the guise
OF a question 10 Foreign Secretary Grey.
declared that there was intense feeling in
this country against the visit The
Speaker called Mr. Thorne to order, but
the member would not be quieted. and
shouted out:
1T will be a good Job If the Russian
Emperor gets his deserts when ne does
come; he is an ihhuman brute"
The Speakers efforts TO stem this abuse
were quite Intellectual until an uprOar Of
protests from the other members drowned
Mr.. Thorne's invective.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
INDEPENDENCE MEANS INDIVIDUALITY.
By By-THEsoPIIMIsT.

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The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
MOB THREATENED NEGRO.
Sheriff Guards Weston Jail with
Gordon OF Men.

Sheriff Guards Weston Jail with
Gordon OF Men.
Weston. W. Va. June I5.-There is
great excitement here over an assault
on Irene Beamer. aged seven years. BY
Fred Ray. g negro, twenty-five years
old. For 3 time last night q lynching
was feared. Prompt action by the sher-
n and his deputies and several citizens
who were sworn in as deputies. saved
the negro's life.
A demonstration was made by a mob
in front OF the courthouse, and the
streets were filed with excited men.
The sherir threw a Gordon around the ian
He mingled in person in the groups OF
angered men and advised calmness. This
had little effect on the mob. which hung
around several hours, and It was not
until midnight that the men began 10
disperse
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
Postmaster Fined 800.
i,l 70 me- wasbinVton Heral6.

SPECIAL 70 The Mashingt0D Herald.
Charleston. ". Va. June In E. Cal
Than. who confessed TO mlsappropriating
government funds while postmaster az
ThurmOnd. W. Va, was fined $S,S4S55 and
sentenced to serve twelve months in the
Fayette County jail by Judge Keller. OF
the United States Circuit Court. to-day.
The fine represents the amount en-
bezzled.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
DeadIocked over Barnard Case.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 15.-The suit OF
James s. Barnard. administrator, who
was injured on a macadam road being
constructed by the defendant company
went 70 the jury this afternoon When
court adjourned the jury had not agreed.
This is the second trial. the former jury
having disagreed.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
Unique Conditional Pardon.

Raleigh. n. c.. June 15-That he ap-
pear IN court every sixty days and show
that he is abstaiuing from smoking Gig
arettes. is a remarkable conditional par-
don granted to-day by Gov. Kitchin to
Jacob Spivy. a flfteen-year-old youth OF
Guilford County, serving six months FOR
tresspass and for stealing baseball mitt.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
Aged CounIe Vol

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald
Staunton. Va, June 15-A marriage Il
cense was issued here to-day to Adam
Lambert, aged eighty-three. and Mrs.
Margaret S. Reese. aged seventy-one.
Both are Augusta County people and en-
Joy good health, despite their extreme
age.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
Lightning Kill Cows.

Luray, Va, June l5.-During a severe
electric storm which passed over the
northern end OF Page County yesterday
evening. great damage was done to grow
ing crops Three cows belonging 10 3. N
Wood. at Rileyville. were killed by light
ming
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

Ale1aDdria News Agency. i3 South Royal street.
Alexandra. Va. authorized agents and carriers
for The Washington Herald. The Herald wiz be
delivered daily and Sunday 10 any address in
AleKsDdris for 80 cents a month.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
RiehmOnd Gets ConveosIon.

Detroit. Mich. June l5.-Richmond. Va.
was chosen by the National Piano Deal
ers' convention for 1910 to-day, after
a long discussion Boston was the COM
Detitors
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
VIRGINIA RESORTS
BUCKROE BEACH HOTEL
sUckRoE Beach, VA.

Situated on Lover Chesspeake Bay; napaacsrs
sceuery. s1rf bathing. fns fishing. ard beaatifaI
drives. Under the n2naE9nent of thG n n a
Letter and bookles 200 spsuzssS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

While you think o. &. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
and bill WI be sent you Al cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Lee Public School Holds Its
Commencement Exercises.
PRIZES ARE AWARDED

Miss Ruth Ashton and DIR. LIeweIIyn
Powell Married at CHRIST Episcopal
Church - Episcopal High school
Holds It's Closing Exercises To-day.
Armour q Co. 10 Build Plant.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
TEMPERANCE And
LIQUOR VOTE SPLIT
Tangled Conditions Indicated
in Virginia Politics.
WIDE DIVISION IN CITIES

Indications Are that "Machine" Can
not Deliver Counties TO Mann.
Many Liquor Leaders Supporting
NOftoway Candidate, While Tenn
Perance Leaders Are for Tucker.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

Ocean snd MaTyland ave. Atlantic City. n =
EeFator 70 EToet lsEe roons En- suite Eith u-fy,ta
D1I1A lula A. MIILEH
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

pEH0V0 oosan ave. sose 70 Beaca. Pen.
u - u y ard Al stt-zeelo1s. ls-sr a.
roolns: superior table: 80 daily. SO zeekiy.
MRS L h LOWER
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
WEST VIRGINIA RESORTS.
Capon Springs andBath

IN the mountains. 100 miles due wess q Washsny-
ton Nice place Good tAble Lasge ccsnpany
Pleasant people For pamphlets ratez &c address
CHAs y NELS1A- Calon sl--aE.. ". "a
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
divided in Alexandria.

Alexandra, Va. June I5-The ma
chine" is apparently hopelessly divided
In Alexandria and the Eighth district
over the gubernatoriai candidates. some
OF the machine" leaders claim that
they VIII be able to drive in line the
boys for Mann before the primary
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
MAINE RESORTS.
THE LoUls8Uas llI.E Bar HarbOr, Me-.
ruT TofTrrrr.

OPEN JULY i TO SEPTEMBER -.
An attractive hotel noted for cuisine and seu1ees
elevator private baths telephone 10 slites and al
modern inproTernents; scenery unscrpassed cn Al
lautsc Coast. Ad6res M. I. BALCH. Prop Tbe
Louisburg Bar Harbor. he
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
LARSEN and ALVIN

PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
Bcth under sane ulanage1nenr. rebse snd 1910.
1nezoelled. American pan. SL5 day up; S EeofiT
% E-roIean pan. > weekly up Ps- ard al
fractions pear bys hething priTileErs from bOth -
PETER LARSEN. Pror-4s,o,
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
HOTEL YARMOUTH

aaA oocz @ oce1n front. Erery ron oces1
sleN. ZAP 20 EleFator rrfVace haths -
Forches orer-ock Boa-dEalk. Cuisine feature
AhE CARLTON. Chelsea ave. and Bearb-Cele-
nraisd ior IS hone coulcrts appuintrae1.s - -
be- select patrUrages 6th seasor
CHas p ZAZZarT
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
THE HoLMHuRST-
HOTEL boutwell,

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. 'rnos~
strlcted ocean new. PrlTate baths Elevator. Orsn
al The yesz. HENRY DaPNrTT
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
BE- spIIt in Roanoke.

Roanoke Va, June 1.-THE "drys'' Of
Roanoke viii split their vote between
Mann and Tucker. and vii not support
either candidate as an organization.
I shall vote as L darn please, and other
drys VIII do the same" said the pastor
OF one OF the largest churches and men,
per OF the Anu-saloon League. to-day.
me vote will be split up between Mann
and Tucker"
The "wets" win split their vote too
but Tucker win get about two to Mann's
one from that side.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
TABOR INN.

ave and beaca; ideal locztion: ocez1
rieW rooms; hoEnelks; excellent table S I'd wsekly.
's'ec-al June rates- A. NJ DUNN.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

Baths; elevator; fns table Write so- soecssl
rates. oooz-sl Eenu- and souFe-ir ps1cl. IA
season- A. Z MARION
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
HoteI BoscoheI- -

'LhS4N4A AhE-. seconc House frUu BosrdUaIk-
Ops1 al ysar. Ore-looking tbs s,esl Pier. P6-
Fate batnS : y. E. boutwell,
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
HOTEL JACKSON
Hotel LAMRoRN

VIRGINIA AVENUE. directly OF tie Be.1-
7 GOpaTrEv
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
COTTAGE

Private, handsomely furnished uenr
beach, On most exclusive residential
avenue, good table, select patronage.
MISSES MILLIGAN.
14S ST. Charles Place
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

a ~ ooIsc TO ATLANTIC CIV. ~
send Tor gllicc with city nap. giving rad3
Il and locatiol Of hotels. Free distributtou bY
- Information Bureau. 10 y Y. Ave. an. CITY
The Washington herald., 1909-06-16
DanviIIe for Mann.

Danville. Va. June H-Judge Mann
VIII poll the bulk Of the temperance vote
IN Danville and Pittsylvania County and
is being actively supported by the leaders
on this side The majority Of voters, who
have pronounced views against prohibi-
ton. viii vote for Tucker. Tucker has
practically no semblance OF an organiza-
ton here and is not apparently waging
any systematic campaign in this section.
Indications are that Mann will carry the
city and county by safe majorites.