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The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
FRICTION IN LIBEL CASE.
Jerome Declines to Act Unless Fed.
eraI Proceedings Are Held ID.

Jerome Deciines 10 act Unless red
eraI Proceedings Are Held ID.
New York. Feb. Some friction has
arisen apparently between District Attor-
ney Jerome and United States District
Attorney stimson IN the Panama libel
case. and as the matter stands at pres
ent Il looks as though Mr.. Jerome, after
all. would not take up the case After
Mr. Stimson answered Mr.. Jerome's first
letter. promising Jerome that the govern
ment would cooperate with him IN the
matter. Mr. Jerome addressed another
letter 10 Mr.. StimsOn. and to-day The
latter SEM a reply 70 t. Neither Mr..
Jerome nor Mr.. Stimson would make pub
lie this latest correspondence, but * Is
understood that Mr. Jerome asked 0lr
Stimson 70 give him precedence ia ,ue
case or. in other words have the Federal
proceedings held Up until Mr.. Jerome
went ahead and attempted 70 get an IN
d,ctment by the grand jury OF the county.
To this Mr.. Stimson, II Is said. failed
70 make an erect answer, but inasmuch
as the Federal grand jury takes I'D the
case again on Monday. according 70 IN
announcement made to-day az the Fed
eral building, e would appear that Mr.
jerome IS not 70 have his way.
All Of the World employees under sub
poenae have been told to appear before
the Federal grand Jury on Tuesday The
Federal authorities refused 10 say wha;
witnesses. II any, would be examined OF
Monday, but Il was rumored around the
Federal building that the testimony taken
in Washington would be used here OF
that day
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Stomach Gases
and Torpid LiVers
Give Way Before the Peculiar Puri
flying Power Of Stuart's Char
coal Lozenges.
A Trial Package sent Free.

The foul gases Of the stomach and the
torpid action OF the liver are easy VIC
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This great natural cleaner and absorb
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tendencies
Charcoal has long been known as a
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coal viii positively purify q room filed
with foul doors and decay. It's absorbing
ratio Is one hundred times greater than
its own volume.
The ancients gave charcoal for many
human ills successfully. The North
American Indians used 1t for snake bite.
poison from eating Wild herbs, and cured
what they called stomach bad medicine
with It
Willow charcoal seems to be the best
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peculiar curative property Of the willow
is represented In a chemical quality in its
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Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges are pure
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They cleanse the stomach and intestines
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
MRS. RANDOLPH REPLIES.
Says Explanation Should Have Been
Published with Lee Essay.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Feb 5.-Mrs. Norman
:. Randolph, president Of the Richmond
Chapter OF Daughters OF the Confederacy.
has issued the following reply to the ex-
PLANTATION OF DR.. Edwin A Alderman in
making the award OF the Lee essay:
MY reply 10 Dr.. Alderman would be
the same as 10 Dr.. Smith. except that DR..
Alderman says Il would have been an act
OF courtesy, which would have been ap-
preciated II he had been consulted before
these resolutions had been passed and
given 10 the American press
1T would have been an act Of cour-
tesy. as well as justice. II DR.. Alderman
and DIT. Smith had sent an explanation 10
the American people 10 be printed along
with the prize essay OF the United
Daughters OF the COnfederacy.' stating
as they co now. that they gave this
award on literary and structural merit
and not on historical merit.
We are also glad 10 have Dr. Alder
man explain 70 Us that there are degrees
in the '0dium' attained 10 the word
traitor We also are glad TO know that
Mss BOysOn's phrase wrong SIDE, IN
reference 20 Gen. Lee having chosen the
wrong side. meant unsuccessful and
that the civil war has since taught what
IS right meant forever settled We
acknowledge that this structural merit
was little too deep for our committee -
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
K1DNAppER IS INDICTED.

New Yorker Mast Answer to
Charges and Face Death Penalty.
Baltimore. Feb. 5.-JoseDh Jaaer was
indicted to-day by the grand jury and
States Attorney Owens Immediately aft
erward announced that be would bring
the charges against the New Yorker to
speedy trial Janer is sun IN jail. bail
having been refused him because the
charges against him may be punished BY
death.
The grand jury had been in session but
a short time when the bill was returned
against Janer. Meanwhile, the girl Is in
the House Of the Good Shepherd, where
she is being detained as a States witness.
Janer has not been arraigned. and he
has not therefore =5.csen his manner Of
trial; but should he select court trial
instead Of Jury. he viii probably have TO
appear before three judges, as IS usually
the custom in such serious eases.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
BURGLARS ARE BLAMED.
Believed They Started CharIottes-
vile Fire 90 Hide Robbery

vile Fire 20 Hide Robbery
Charlottesville. Va. Feb. 5.-Fiye stores.
the largest IN the city. were destroyed
and near = score % ether business
places We badly damaged by fire n
the heart OF the business district OF
Charlottesville Al 40 O'Clock this morn
ing The damage IS estimated at s2o0.900
The FIRE began IN the store OF the Char
IottesvIls Hardware Company. West
Mar street, and spread westerly. the Gil
more furniture Company's place follow
ing re hardware store, The next places
10 az we're a vacant store belonging 70
obs korfer and the clothing store OF Wood
Brothers, and the shoe store CT J. n
Wadden.
The students from the University Of
Virginia. 10 the number OF 800. responded
and at once volunteered their assistance
20 the hremen. and for more than three
hours they stood right up 70 their work
and gave valuable assistance They were
formed into a Gordon Of police around
the place 10 prevent any lo0ting.
The origin OF the FIRE IS mystery, as
there had been 10 one in any OF the
buildings since early last evening. There
are some who incline TO the belief that
the gang OF burglars operating in the
state for some weeks may have gone TO
the city and have robbed the safe in the
hardware store. the flames starting from
the explosion when the safe was blown
as soon as the IRE IS dead the officers
viii make an examination Of the safe snd
see II this conclusion IS justified
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06

Panama republic So great has been the
growth Of the Stun districts Of Cristobal
and Panama that Il IS deemed essential
to spend another million dollars on I'M
provements IN them. lest there should be
outbreaks Of epidsmical disease.
IN last months hearings II was de-
veioped that. in addition to al the ex-
pense OF sanitation and ali the work Of
exterminating the mosquitoes. II has cost
over 500, 900 since the American Occupa-
lion to screen the houses and keep out
the few mosquitoes thar managed 10 e.
cape the perils Of oil. The houses are
al constructed with broad verandas. and
these are entirely screened in. 50 that
the people may practically I've on the
porches. At first cheap grades Of netting
we're used. and II was soon found that
these would not stand the climate. In
the past year the renewals that have
been made necessary suppiant the old
and rusted screens with high-grsde cop
per netting. and il IS found that 4 gives
very much better satisfaction Last sum
mer She verandas OF the TivoE Hot2
were all rescreened with the copper
wire, and the doors and windows were
also screened. so that the people have a
double protection from the wandering
assassins OF the swamps. Now and then
one viii find its way through the porch
screens, but It still finds itself screened
out OF the rooms. The work OF screen
ing IS done by the negroes from the
West Indies. and they have proved
themselves 70 be good carpenters. Many
OF them have worked for time IN the
United States
tCoVgrisht. 100. By Frederic J. Hask4n-)
Fo-morrow-Divorces in the United
Sfafes
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
WADE HELD FOR GRAND juicy.
Charged with killing Lover OF His
Sister from Ambush.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. 5.-Ernest Wade.
who Is charged with the murder OF his
sisters sweetheart. Isaac 7. Higgin-
bOtham, here January =, when Higgin-
bOthzm was returning from a call upon
Miss Wade. was held for the grand fury
after q preliminary hearing to-day
The only new evidence brought out was
the statement OF q witness who szFore
be saw Wade where Higginbotham claim
ed he was shot less than I've minutes
before the shooting occurred The police
court room was packed during the two
hours OF the hearing.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
ROUND UP Bad NEGROES.
Pittsburg Police Says 10000 Must
Leave City or GO to Prison.

Piffsburg Police Says 10000 Must
Leave City or Go TO Prison.
Pitsburg. Feb. 6-The police, who claim
there are I.O0o bad negroes in PittsbuFg'
and that ali Of them must either leave or
go TO prison, spent very busy day look
ing for more OF the suspicious ones
About fifteen arrests were made, and the
zone Of suspicion was to-day extended TO
the fashionable East End district. where
depredations have become quite nu1rer-
Gus.
John Mouiton. a negro. was almost
lynehed last night in the East End dis
trict, but the police did not make II
known Until to-day. fearing TO incite the
negroes.
Elsie sals<y. a stenographer. com
planned TO her brothers last night that
she had been followed home by q negro,
who had asked to kiss her and insulted
her in other ways He was arrested
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
HARDYs FATE WITH JURY.
Believed Prisoner VIII Be Acquitted
Of Jones Murder.

Suffolk, Va. Feb. 6.-When court ad-
journed about o'clock this evening, in
the murder trial OF Sam Hardy, alleged
slayer Of Tiberius G. Jones. the evidence
had been concluded, and i've attorneys
had made their arguments to the jury.
The testimony OF D. J. Daughtrey. WHO
yesterday sw0re he saw Hardy sell his
hammerless gun six days before the
murder. to-day was contradicted By three
other witnesses, two % whom are his
brothers. whom he had told he did not
know anything OF the case Character
witnesses were introduced by the defense
70 establish the reputation Tor veracity
OF LeonIdas II. Whedbee. whose evidence
yesterday was impeached By John L. Gay.
The defense lawyers warned the jury
against a compromise. saying their verdict
should be acquittal or first degree murder.
The prevalent sentiment IS that Il the
jury agree upon a verdict 4 vii find
Hardy biamelsss-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
HEPBURN ADMITS DEFEAT.
VIII Probably Declare OF Contest
90 RetaIn His Seat.

VIII Probably Declare o1 NoHsest
20 Retain His Seat.
Centerville. Iowa. Feb. 5.-Repre-
sentative Hepburn's contest against the
election Of Jameson as Congressman
from the district that Hepburn has so
long represented practically came 10 an
end at noon to-day, the recount OF the
votes being abandoned by the attorneys
for Hepburn
This action was the result OF the re-
count in AppanoOse County. where Hep
burn had charged gross frauds. and
where he expected to make large gains
over Jameson Instead. when the eight
precincts were recounted, Col. Hepburn
had made a clear loss OF q votes in
stead Of a gain.
While the contest has not been Off
eiaily declared OF. attorneys for Hep
burn say there is no use TO continue
I the recount. and everything IS dropped,
pending official notice TO the court
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Ate &c Hat and Tioket.

New Orleans. Feb. 5.-After having been
identified as James G. Cox, os Baltimore,
a stranger who was recently taken into
custody here upon his eating his railroad
ticket and attempting 70 devour his hat,
viii be taken home from here tonight
by his sister. Mrs. Taylor Ferguson, OF
Baltimore. who reached here yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
ANDREW H. PRICE DEAD.
Member OF Congress Twelve Years
Succeeding His Fa;her-in-IavE.

Member OF Congress Twelve Years,
Succeeding His Fasher-in-1aw.
New Orleans. Feb. ANDREW H. Price,
formerly member OF Congress from the
Third district OF Louisiana. died at his
home. in Lafourche Parish, La, this
morning.
Mr.. Price was born on Chatsworth
Plantation. la. IN ISL He was born
and lived ali his life on a sugar planta-
ton
When his fsther-in-law. E. J. Gay, the
millionaire sugar planter. died. In 1855.
Mr. Price vas asked TO take the place IN
Congress his father-in-law had filled He
served twelve years IN the House OF
Representatives. and voluntarily retired
he was a member Of tn Louisiana con-
stltutiOnaI convention in 1855
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
soldier KiIIs Three Per.ons.

Santa Cruz, Mexico. Feb. 5.-A private
OF the Twenty-flfth Infantry Regiment
fred into a crowd here last night. killing
three persons and wounding a fourth
He escaped from town and is hiding in
the country.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06

Berlin, Feb 5-The Tagebiatt to-day
saws that Princess Louise Of Belgium, the
eldest daughter OF King Leopold and the
divorced wife OF Prince Philip OF SAKE.
Coburg and Gotha. has arrived IN Berlin
incognito 10 seek the good Offices Of En-
peror william in erecting a reconciliation
with her father.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
victor for battling Hurley,

New York. Feb. 5.-In the presence Of a
crowd OF Zoo members, Battling Hurley.
OF New Jersey. had & Slight advantage
over Charley Griffin, OF Australia, n a
ten-round bout before the National Ath-
ietic Club here tonight.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Pennsr. I'd; HoIr cross. 22.

Worcester, Mass. Feb. 5.-The Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania basketball team
came to Worcester tonight, and before
Loo Holy Cross rooters passed the locals
a D-te-22 defeat. The visitors played
rings around them.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
MRS. FRANK REMSEN DEAD.
Wife of Newspaper Man a Virgins
Woman Prominently Connected.

Woman Prominently Connected.
New York. Feb. 5.-Mary Remsen died
to-day at her residence. 4e4 Sixth ave
nus. Brooklyn. She vas the wife OF
Frank Rensen. who for many years has
been engaged in newspaper work IN New
York. She was the eldest daughter OF
the late William Chapman. Of Orange
Court House, Va, at which place she
was born February -. 1855.
Mrs. Remsen was closely connected BY
blood with many Of the most prominent
families OF the South. including the Stan
fords. Slaughters, Pages. Taliaferros,
Battles. and Burwells- She was also a
great grandniece OF President Madison
She was 8 member OF St Johns Eplsco-
pal Church.
Although she was a very young girl
IL the time she had a vivid recollection
OF the war times IN her section OF Vir-
ginia, which was alternately occupied by
Confederates and Unionists- Besides her
husband she leaves two sons and daugh-
ter
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
VETS WIN At RICHMOND.
saloon Forces Make Vigorous Cam.
paigR in Indiana Election.


paigR fn Indiana Election.
Richmond. Ind. Feb. 5--The hardest
fought election that the local option
forces have yet held was that in this
county to-day The saloon ard brew
cry forces took an interest and got out
a vote larger in proportion to the total
than in any county yet holding an cleo
ton.
For ten days both sides have been
campaigning IN all parts Of the county.
and when the polls opened at six O'Clock
this morning there were more voters pres
ent than at the same hour on election
day IN November.
The vets appear 70 have carried the
county By nearly loo majority. Eleven
precincts outside this city gave MAORI
ties in favor Of the drys aEgregating SO.
bur these were overcome IN the city pre-
einots. and the temperance forces con
oede defeat
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06

Trenton. n. J.. Feb. 5-wnliam Cloke.
commissioner Of reports Of New Jersey
and one Of the best-known newspaper
men in the State. died at his home IN this
city early this morning ef apoplexy.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Dozens OF illustrations and Of articles viii make
this section one Of the comprehensive Issued
Studies of Lincoln from the viewpoint OF bis contemporaries
and from that of to-day viii be worthy Of consideration
Among the special articles will be by Senator Culom
on Lincoln and Congress"
Horace White taking the topic, The Critical Period in
the Republican Party, viii show how Lincoln held his party
in check in the interregnum
Booker T Washington viii contribute article on IAN
ex-Slayes View of Lincoln"
Clark Howell discusses "a Souteners View of Jefferson
Davis"
Senator Beverage has admirable essay the youth OF
America in his Lincoln As an Example Young Men"
Other men of national prominence viii contribute to this
symposium which wiz be the complete presented
by an American newspaper.
The other departments of the Sunday edition will be up
to their usual high standard There viii be several pages
devoted to women and the home the real estate section viii
prove OF and value to the prospective purchaser and
to the investor while the government clerk viii find food
for thought in an article on cost OF the Government Printing
Office
President Rooseyefs contemplated trip to Africa gives
the suggestion for an article ePesidents and how they
spent their declining years Again, Rooseves nneegh
mile ride is responsible for reviving story about Gen Wash
ngon and his long ride get his mothers blessing before
he left for New York to be nauguaed President of the
United States
Some interesting family history of former Washington
girl the present Princess Rospgosi, who is visitor in this
city, viii be given next Sunday.
The increasing circulation and the words Of praise for
the Sunday edition Of THE WASHINGTON HERALD demon
strate that is attaining the standard for it. and that
is meeting the approval Of the discriminating class of Wash
ington readers.
Better place your order early for next Sundays copy.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
STOPS RACING ON COAST.
California Senate Passes BIZ and
Governor VIII Sign II.

Sacramento, Cal. Feb 5.-GOv. Gnlett
has Indicated that ne intends 10 sign The
Walker-Ods antI-rsc:ng bill which was
finally passed IN the senate yesterday.
Coast.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
GAVE,

Bursau q E1gzTins Leasue-Csss IS Fouls %
The 6TsIoCEhS' alleys
Col0aisl Lszgus-Pionees - Maintains, OF re
Palace aTeys
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Lincoln Centenary Edition
Sunday, February I, 1909

An eghtpage half-tone section good quality paper
with some of the best illustrations in Washington
newspaper, will be featured next Sunday In
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
Model Made by E. 4. A. Pausch.

THE model sent TO them Tor the pur-
pose was made. L seems, by Edusrd L.
A. Pausch, a figure and architectural
sculptor and designer. who has his
studio IN Buffalo. Inquiry made OF him
as TO the manner IN which he produced
his model elected the information that
he had made drawings. sketches. and
measurements OF the monument al
Washington.
At the present stage OF the proceedings
Gen. Agnus has declined TO surrender
the copy in his possession until a true
replica IS actually put IN its place. so
the Saint-GaEdens estate has withdrawn
its offer regarding the true replica, and
the creation OF Mr.. Pausch's skill and
the enterprise Of John Salter & Son re-
mains IN the Druid Ridge Cemetery"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
TO LAUNCH DELAWARE TODAY.

American Dreadnought VIII Be
Chrfstened by Miss CahiII.
SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald
Newport News, Va. Feb. 5.-Miss Anne
PennewIu Cahill, who viii christen the
new battle ship Delaware, at the plant
OF the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Drydock Company, tomorrow morning.
reached here tonight, escorted BY Gov. s.
S. PennewiIl and a large party Of dis
tinguished people Of the State. c. B.
Orcutt, president OF the shipyard,
reached here to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-06
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. }.

CONT 10 ATLANTIC CHI
AND ENJOY TEE DELIGHTS or T6E
sEAsHORE- COMBINED WITH TEE
MFoRTs AND CONVENIENCE
WHICH THIS FAMOUS ALI-THEYEAR
RESORT Has 10 OPFER
HOTEL DENNIS
Is ALWAYS OPEN AND MAINTAIN, Al
UNRESTRICTED OCEAN VIEW.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

]. Bruce hurry, the CRATER
who is working the state with
an Official blue book" scheme,
seems to have connected with the
loose change of several of our
county officials at Grangeville,
judging from the stories told by
local papers. We haven't heard
of j. Bruce doing anything in his
line here, but that is our good
fortune, Barnum, the great
show man, said that the Amer
lean public likes to be gulled and
we believe he is right. At least
it seems as if most of us get
taken in occasionally in some
manner not transparent at the
time. One may bite at one
thing and a second at something
else. 1t is only a matter of the
selection of the right kind of
bait to make all reach the same
level.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

While the people of Camas
Prairie were enjoying nice crisp
Christmas weather last week,
with the thermometer hardly
down to zero of nights, the states
east of the mountains were in
the embrace of a severe snow
storm with the cold ranging from
5 to 80 degrees below zero. The
storm extended even down into
Texas where the cold is thought
to have been severe enough to
put the cotton ball weevil out of
commission. Even up at Mead
ows, on the little Salmon river,
the cold registered Is degrees
below zero one night. It is
worth a good deal to be a resi-
dent of Camas Prairie and those
who leave this favored section
are the first to find that fact out.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

has been declared az aims t
Grangeville by the people lround
Cottonwood, Keuterville a I'd that
section OF the county," 1t was
said about forty years ago that a
railroad was to be built onto
Camas Prairie but it didn't get
here until thirty seven years
later. If the boycott (?) refer
red to s o. as slow development
as the railroad the Free Press
will not need to lose sleep for
some time yet.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

1t now appears as if Secretary
of State Lansdon is responsible
for the arrest of Senator Free
hafer on the charge of riding on
a pass. This gives the affair
more the look of a persecution
than prosecution. Freehafer
may be technically guilty but
Lansdon is occupying too frail a
domicile to start throwing stones.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

Don't make lot of New Year
resolutions only to break them.
One or two properly carried out
are worth a carload of broken
ones. Remember the old saying
about hell and good intentions"
and prune the list down.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

Denmark has pronounced DR..
Cook a fake, pure and simple,
while the Dr's. brother states
that Cook will get his proof from
Etah and yet convince people
that he really discovered the
pole. The public is willing to be
shown.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31
FRIDAY, DEC. 81, 1909.
The CHRONICLE wishes every
one a happy and prosperous New
Year. This means you.

Now that Christmas is past
many are beginning to feel a
plethora in the region of their
money bag.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31

The Grangeville Free Press
says that ut is said a boycott