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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Important ChaGss: i: C.es; Is
SgralCc CempaEy.
TH0s. RYAN GOES our

Controlling 'ntgrsss r. tas l3a saas
Lifo Assurance se1.c<Y hg Pier
pore Morgan Has Been hanooo2ca
Price Not Given.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

c-owley. La.-Flre hours were r
auired FOR The journey which ~ lsec
three brothers rame3 fane- % ~
pafsn 1a1 here 70 serve g sentence
OK one hour Their inpr a1ment u
lowe' .neee aisrespect lie q justic
Of ~ r7aoe OF this parish.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Crville, Ohio.-W. S. Evans, former
editor Of the Orville Courier, went on
his first hunting expedition IN his life
of sixty years. his body was found
by neighbars hanging over an old
fence. where Z = Believed ho ac"'-
dentally shot himself in the act Of
climbing over.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
BRITISH UPHEAYAL
Contest Against PrlyileSe Pren
iSeS Hard-fOught Battle.
THE BUDGET CONTROL
Great Demonstration Against House
Of Lords Held at Trafalgar Square
Hereditary Principle Strongly Az
salled-stirrino Campaign Begun.

salled-stirrins Campaign Begun.
London.-The whole Of Great Brit
tain Is immersed In a politica! cam
paign which has been inaugurated as
a result Of the refusal of Che house
Of lords to consent 10 the budget
The country !s divided into two
great camps, composed Of those who
support the lords action. and those
who contend that the house CT com
mons have absolute control Of the
finances OF the nation. There are,
of course, other issues, such as tartn
reform versus free trade, but these
are being pushed into the back
ground by the conflict between the
two houses.
Radica!a Condemn the Lords.
While the various local org1niza-
tions are busy selecting candidates
and preparing for the contests In
their respective districts. the leaders
OF the great parties are carrying on
a general campaign.
The radicals. who had long fore
seen the fate OF their finance bill, are
not allowing the grass 20 grow under
their feet. In Lendcr. one OF their
organizations, the National Demo
cratic League, held a demonstration
as a protest against the action of the
lords, which was one of the most mo-
table that has ever been seen in the
metropolis.
Fully 10000 persons. mostly OF the
laboring and artisan classes, gathered
in Trafalgar square and cheaxed the
radical speakers WHO condemned IN
unueasured terms the members OF
the upper chamber.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Death Calls Legislator.

Eatonton, Ga.-Capt. Alexander
Sidney Reid. Putnam's representative
in the present state legislature, died
at his home IN this city. Captain
Reid had been ice elected without
opposition.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Berlin-HMperor William cls-51
the teichstsg by -ersonai!y IA
the speeca ffari tie throne THE
speech dealt largely witn democratic
legislation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
ZELAYA is SUBMISSIVE
Wiling That Sae United States Should
Make Investigation.

Make Investigation.
Managua.- Zelaya has
asked the United States 10 send a
commission to Nicaragua to inYesti-
gate conditions existing here, ami
says that II its findings show that
his administration Is detrimental to
Central America he will resign
President Zalaya believes that the
information sent to the United States
regarding crreIties practiced by his
government Is preiudioed snd that "A
glisinterasteA Investigation w,Sila show
matters in a better light.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
WILL FIGHT IN FRISCO.
Championship Contest Het~ee7 Jsff-

Championship Contest eeSWee7 Jeff-
rIes and Johnson.
aw TcrG-The worlS ehampic
sLlo hight between James J. JoErita
and Jack JoAasol w;ll be hel5 II ="
Fra ncisco before p club or>".tEet -
TEX" 1S,c'zard Of Fly, NeV. aad F*"k
Gleason. probably - July :, 1910
The lid nl2Ge ~ Fickari an1 K"
Sc ef purse IT s101.0G1 ia tae
cort s'aats to take &C 2-S per INT
the M lg picture Tece iptT. var
cepted g. representatives O TctDs5i
and Jefries.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Eant.2go CLje.-Tho protgco' WITH
the United States for the reference %
the &isop c.s.Ig % King Edwgs1 rss
mediation has oec- sigRed ~ us
government OF Chile.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Firse presiaso5 Of as~ r. Sc 5e
G.ote1 FOR Ni-.7Ha3 tae @s
Louisville. Iy.--I oa'sn r
prea5cnt NJ tha Louisville. }ena-
sen ard ST. L5u'e n read i-7'-
irfGtlY viii b.s re- the federal
grand .ugy t3r gigi1g r'bates. ep-
peared in the Cuitsl States court a2d
arranged for his bond of 1900.
The officials CT the interstate COM
Icerce copr,ssion who procured the
indictment are authority for the state
meet that Mr.. Irwin IS the 3rst rail-
road president ever indicted for vio-
laticn OF this law.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Three Children cren,atsd.

MartiDsville. IS Three sna'l
children Ct Morrison CasiRsss vers
crematea when bis Nome, near Ax'on
burned daring the absence Of the par
ente
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Lapaz, Bolivia. as qator Fernaaaee
Molina has cen she. sesa ia an
WITH Senator AGolfo frigo tcea. Tl
ren quarreied JutinG a deoate q u.s.
senate
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

venics The duke of the Abrazzi
has soon appointed director general
Of The arsenal here and shortly will
take up his abode in the royas cslace
et venics.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Colnmhus. Ga-Tcn Hill, 9Eei AZ
prominent farnsr of Mer,wetle, con.
~, shot himself at his hsna near
6ullochville. death being i1staI.ane-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

history morality of his un6sh goodness of heu and his
loving regard for his fellow creatures.
used be of the opinion that the entire white of
might be THROWN BACK TO THE STANDARD OF THE
MIDDLE AGES still farther back only the heads
off thousand conpcuous clever who seemed
the sole real uphoders of civilization Now however
longer hold that view.
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF HUMANITY NOT THE Ex-
elusive INHERITANCE A FEW WHO FORM THE EXCEPTIONS
FUNDAMENTAL ATTRIBUTES WHICH ARE EVENLY DIS
A. TISSUES,
MATERIAL AND BONES.
individual instances there than the
age but in EVERY CASE THERE ARE SOME.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Bainbridee. G 2 -Afte. days hard
work on -le *. D. Oliver higamy
case. the jury returned q verdict OF
guilty ard the sentence of our years
in the penitertsary was imposed by
Judge Frank Park
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
MELt7UM NAMED.

ls Row PresiIe1s Of the Eeahoard Air
Line.
New York-N. S. EslGrem has been
elected president Of the SeahNsrd Air
Line ct meeting Of the directors OF
that company here. He was formerly
the vice president.
C. II. R:x was elected vice presi-
dent and general manager; c. r.
CaoDs, vice president IN eL'rse OF
traffic. % L. G. Hawes. assistant 90
the president.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Chattanooga Club Chartered.

Nashville, Tenn.-The Chattanooga
Baseball improvement company has
been chartered here with a capital
stock OF $4,000.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
VIM Abolish Football

selins Grove. ra.-Thc AthIefsc AS
-ccinticn Of suscuehanna up've ~
eas voted to abolish football AT tnat
i-Stitution.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Genius Hidden
s
In
81 Every J Man.
BY r1Ax HoRDAU. French Author.

*ss>SE all sides surrounded by exalted and touching
3 exhibitions of virtue the part of humanity Every
4 ! thing speaks Of GREAT AND NOBLE QUAIL
Ag$ ITIES POSSESSED BY MAN. Every invention,
for example, speaks of his ingenious mind and lis
%@%%* skfuness science of his talent for patient OBJ
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Chief Value Of 90 ~
North Pole Discovery.

Jr- the
principal value of the discovery of the north pole is
GEOGRAPHICAL, and, being this it is largely SENTl-
~ MENTAL
1t humiating in this twentieth century not to
know the geography of the whole EARTH Scientists in this speciality
samed in way by what the have done with the
for it true that in the part of the that
important Typographical detail has been c unstuded
ASTRONOMERS THOROUGHLY SURFACE
TOPOGRAPHY CT THE MOON THAN BIOGRAPHIES DO or THE
SURFACE
The attaining of the vor pole and its investigation scientific
way have MADE APPRECIABLY SMALLER THE UNKNOWN
PORTION OF THE sEARTHS SURFACE That is the real
of the polo usargey the SATISFACTORY, SENTIMENTAL
Of knowing better the appointments this earh home
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24

said action Is now due thereon; and
by virtue OF an execution issued by
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of the
State OF Oregon for the County Of
klamath. on said judgment. COM
manding me to satisfy said judg-
tlont. interest and costs out OF the
personal property OF sal J. 4. Sulli-
van. and for want thereof. then out
OF the real property belonging to
said J. T.. Sullivan, In said County Of
klamath and State OF Oregon. and
not being able, after dillgent search
and inquiry. to find any personal
property belonging to J. Z. Sullivan
la said county, out of which to satis-
fy said judgment or any part thereof.
have levied upon the following de-
scribed real property OF the defend
ant j. T.. Sullivan, to-wit: SEk Of
SEh OF Section 81, NwA Of NWk
OF Section %. Eh OF NEh of Sec
tion rs, Township 81 South. Range
10 East OF Willamette meridian In
Oregon.
Notice Is therefore hereby given
that by virtue OF said execution I
viii. on Monday. the seth day OF Au-
gust, 1909, at the hour of o'clock
In the afternoon Of said day, at the
front OF the courthouse door In Klam-
ath Falls, Oregon. sell at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash In
hand. the above described real prop
erty. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment In
favor OF II. w. Keesee and against
J. l.. Sullivan. together with all costs
and disbursements that have or may
accrue.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 30th day Of July. 1903.
W. d. BARNES.
Sheriff OF Klamath County.
7-30 s-2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior. T.. s.
Land Once at Lakcyicw. Oregon,
August iG. 1903.
NOTICE II hereby given that John
u. colburn of Olcnc. Oregon. who. on
December g, 1907, mndG Homestead
Application 1910, Serial OIjO3. for
SEA of SWh EH Of SW a NV y
Of 81 Y. . Section H.. Township 80
South, Range 10 East, Willamette
meridian, has fled notice Of lntcn.
'IOr 10 mako Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described. before e. X. DcIap.
County clerk. Rt Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, on the goth day Of October.
1909
Claimant names ms witnesses.
John Slnde Of Olonc. Oregon.
Herbert Upton Of Olonc. Oregon.
L." wrIghtmcyor Of Olcnc, Ore
gOn,
4. 7. Wilson Of Olcno. Oregon.
ARTHUR ". ORTON.
S.i0 $50 Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24

constructing
had architecture followed
buildings Exposition
On
building,
In the is the European Exhibits Palace the
facade Of the Palace of agriculture
Nasia building completed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
Animal Mimiery.

Observers Of nature are frequently
struck wish the singular resembinuces
of insects 10 leaves. dried sticks. ETC.,
Hui these llkcnesscs nre supposed TO
have grown out OF the necessity OF
protection agninst>~or concealment
from encml.s. An interesting example
ut ths sind Of resemblance was
brought 10 the attention OF the En-.
romnI"Glcal society In London by a
naturalist. who exhibited n spider
f"urd Inhnbitiug some rocks near
Cnuncs. on which were also fastened
the eases Of n species Of moth. When
nt rest the spider exhibited almost
precisely the same form and color as
the moth cases surrounding II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
AFTER THE BATTLE.
An incident Tha, Seemed 10 Explain
Joshua'a MIraele.

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
>UTIgI IOE PUBLICATION.
lNui Coal l.aniaJ


pnpar'mon, Of ~" Interior. L. s.
Land ono" II, LakcTic". Oregon.
August 20ih. 1903.
NotIcc la h"rrh, given that William
ruts. whose puatonicr address H.
klamath Fails. oregon. dld. Oh the
IG,h day of March. 1903. nic IN this
ONCE rwurn statement and appllca-
ton Nu. 0I7Og. to purchase the W.
NWI, arctiA n, township 3S s.
range . &. willamette Meridian. and
tho timber thereon, under the prnyi.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
Can't Beat EN-.

As usual. he was monopolIzlng the
newspaper.
'Plcusc let me have the wcman's
page" she said.
lie carefully tore on a page and
handed II to her.
II was q full rage advertisement OF
a millinery opening. and he chuckied
at his own little Joke.
SIN. she was revengcd. She went TO
the opening. and he paid the bill.-Chi.
cayo Post
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24
THE i,OS TON GROCERY,

a little store with the best IN the
grocery line clean. now, fresh, and
prices reasonable. Ono trial will
convince you that II IL the place to
trade. l.l0tS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
NEW LAUNDRY BIDS RECEIVED
Four Companies File Proposals fOT
District Contract.
Empire Company May Get work II
IL Is Awarded 10 the
Lowest Bidder.

II the contract for the laundry work
OF the District is awarded 10 the lowest
bidder, the Empire Steam Laundry Com
'pany viii in all probability be the sue
cessfui competitor. The Commissioners
said last week IL the Empire Company
fled a bid under the readvertising they
would not consider their proposal. giving
as a reason that its work last year was
not satisfactory
When proposals were opened several
weeks ago II was awarded 20 the Toll
man Laundry Company. The award was
contested by the Empire firm on the
ground their bid was lower than the Toll
man Company.
At the public hearing by the Commis-
sioners, the Empire Laundry management
charged the Tolman Company had Of
rered II S400 10 withdraw opposition 20
the award This charge was met with the
counter charge that the Empire people
had offered a valuable consideration 10
the Tolman Company 10 drop the con-
tract.
In accordance with the readvertising
for bids, the new proposals were opened
yesterday afternoon by Property Clerk
NJ c. HargrOve The companies bidding
were the Empire Steam Laundry Com
pany, the Yale Laundry Company, the
Columbia Laundry Company. and the Toll
man Laundry Company. There are four
teen separate items in the laundry bids.
and II VIII require some time 10 tabulate
the several proposals The bids viii be
announced to-day.
Mr.. Hargrove said last night the work
OF tabulating the bids has not been COM
pleted. but from all appearances the En-
pire Company had entered the lowest
bid
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29

Memorial resolutions for the late Rev
n. Ross Fishburn were adopted al the
meeting Of the Washington Ministerial
Association yesterday morning. They
bespoke the friendship OF love held for
him by his eo-workers IN the ministry.
and attested the deep loss sustained In
his death.
Rev. Samuel H Woodrow, OF the First
Congregational Church. presented the
resolutions, and copies were ordered
sent 70 Mrs. Fishburn and the board OF
trustees Of the Mount Pleasant Con
gregational Church. OF which DR.. Fish
burn was pastor
The text OF the memorial Is as follows:
We noun the los Of our eaie.ent c-vorksr ano
loyal friend
We are grateful for the large meas1rs O s1o1s<s
mat attended his interesting and instr,eslv. r-s
ing oi me Word and his indelatgsbs pas.oral laha
We appreciate those sterling qualities q heat A.
brain that made him % faithful a ,rorker i -
Master vineyard. ard sorrow that be was 40 so1n
lAAen from BIS large sphere Of usefuluess.
We extend cur syInpathy 20 tbe loving chT7rh
.oat nouns the loss Of a dcT0ted pasto- snd faith
~ minister. and trust that God may guids him IN
their choice Of a worthy successor.
We give our frateruzl love 70 The bereared u1fs
ana tatherless children. and pray that the Cod ~
ne f-thereas ard widow may be their streneth snd
comfor- IN this hour q trial
Rev. DR.. Frederick D. Power presided
az the meeting, and the eulogiunn OF DR..
F1shburn was delivered By Rev DR.. J
J. Muir, pastor Of the Temple Baptist
Church Rev Joseph Dawson. pastor OF
the Calvary Methodist Church. told OF
his work In the Mount Pleasant church.
The opening prayer was given by Rev.
T. Hez Sven. pastor OF the Second Bap-
tist Church. and the benedlction was de-
livered by Rev. J. G. Butler.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
MUSIC CLASS ENTERTAINS.
Pupils of Mrs. WaIdecker Please
Audience at Carroll Institute.

Audience at Carroll Institute.
Mrs. NJ R. Waldecker and her pupils.
assisted by the Marine Band. entertained
an enthusiastic audience last night at
Carroll Institute.
The stage was artistically decorated
with pOtted plants. roses, and carnations.
with a background Of American flags
Mrs Waldecker opened the programme
with piano solo. Selections al the end
OF which she was presented with 6. loving
cup from the graduating class and pupils.
Little Miss Loretta Fitzgerald. in a
piano solo. Ia Sylphide:" Miss Media
W2ldecker, in a piano solo from Chimes
Of Normandy and Miss Mary Lynch IN
an overture from the Bohemian Cir. -
won applause.
Miss Media Waldecker. the honor girl
IS an accomplished musician. and was
much at ease in her solos accompanied bv
the Marine Band. The programme con,
cluded with the award OF medals and
diplomas, as follows.
FIRST gold medal. Miss Media Wal
decker. Miss Sophie Tnompkins. Miss
Mary Lynch, COrban Rudy. Miss Veronica
Bedell. Miss Florence Frank; second gold
medal. Miss Phoebe AIcKeeve-, Miss Mary
IleQeu, MIS- Ella Clark, Mrs. Ella
Phillips; third gold medal. Miss Loretta
Phillips. Miss Veronica Lynch, Miss
Esther Johnson; first silver medal. Miss
Nellie Lynch. Miss Phoebe Lynch. Miss
Anna Cooper. Mrs. Kate Hanshaw: sec
ond silver medal. Master John McDon-
nell. Miss Edna Ford. Miss Helen White.
Miss Gertrude Bornet: third silver medal.
Miss Lotta Parson, Miss Hannah Cook.
Miss Josephine Parson
Those receiving diplomas were Miss
Mary Lynch, Miss Gertrude Langtry. and
Miss Veronica Bedel
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lfbrarg Of Cougress-Open a. n to 10 D m On
secular DAYS. from .. U. 70 10 .. n on Sundays
/ and on certain holidays.
Public Librsry-Open a n % .. II nol,days
a m 10 ?. n: sundays. to D. N.
WhIe Bcuse-Open 70 4 n 70 ?. n
I United States Capit0l-Opcn a. 70. 20 ID ?. n
STATE. AZ. and Navy DsDaTrments-Opca 9 4 "a
| 90 2. n CThe original pecleTsuon Of Independ-
tnee s IN tie library at be ststJ DeDsrtment-l
United States Ireasury-Open 9 a. n 10 > D. N
United States Patent OEoe-( pen H 70 :
I . n
United STATES Pe1siOa Bureau Open 4 n 70 .
/ p
1 United states Post-oHee-Ope,i to2n n.
| Washington city Post-osscr-C Pea al hourA Crhs
Dead Letter Oflce IS in tho city Dos.-oiace-l
/ National Botaric Gardens Op<l a. n 70 :. n
/ Fish Comnissicn-Open n. 70 - q n.
ArIny Msdial , Muse5n- a. N: 20 20 SO p n
cuding holidays.
! Smithsonian Irs;itutoa-OrsG - a. 70 80 ? r.
/ Gncuding holidays.
Agricultural Depsrtneut-Opsa A. L. TO s&
| .. H.
Bureau Of Eag7auns and PriztinE-opsn a T.
/ 20 go p m
washington Mouuneut Cs5yls feet IN heighp-Opeu
70 q. n % AZ > n Elevator runs from a. n
until ( ?. M
/ Cogcoran Gallery q Art-opea sSo >. n. 90 4
/ p n winter; =, n . ?. m p sumner sun-
d2ys-l-o "a n. % ?. u, excepting n nldsan-
mer. Admission free on Tuesday. THURSDAY Sat-
llla!e a-a olNAa4a. eA-lef lh-as - al4--rallls
Government Printing Once-Open 10 a. n C 2
D. n
| Nav Tard-Open a. N 70 SD . N
sOuthworth C0ttaEe 3sth -. ard Prospect ave.
Key Manzor-Hone Il Frsncis Scott Key author
! of The Star Spangled Banner.' Sls N street.
northwest. Open daily. e1cept 5uncsy. a u. 70
$50 p n Admission frse.
n THE SUBURBS
ZooloSiczl Park-Open all day.
/ Rock Creek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase and KensirStcu-
Naval Obse-Tatory-Opea 4. n 20 y n
Mount Vernon lths home and tomb Of Washins.
tonl-Open IL A. N % ?. N
Arlington Natiolal Cemetery.
Fer Mver Miitary Post
United States soldiers Hone-Open q. n 70
sunset.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounus. TenzaLytoEn road-Npen a
n 10 p n.
Great FAILS Of the Potnnac-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
EXCURSION ARRANGED.
knights OF Columbus Hold an I'm
pOrtant session In Temple.

knights of Columbus Hold an In
pOrtant session In Temple.
Potomac Council. No. 4s3. Knights OF
Columbus. had a largely attended meet
ing Al the temple. IN E street last night.
4 large class Of candidates were intro
duced into the mysteries Of the ritual
Reports were read from subcommittees
having in charge details OF the excursion
70 celebrate the tenth anniversary OF the
council al Chesapeake Beach Tomorrow
Chairman Maxwell OF the anniversary
committee, IS enthusiastic over the work
accomplished b. his assistants in arrang-
ing games and amusements for the en-
tertainment OF guests.
AT a recent meeting - Potomac Coun-
eli the following committee was named
70 plan tor the excursion. 7. Harry Max
well, chairman; Benjamin 2. Myers.
Harry T. Quinn. John ". Cotter. John
A. Myers. J. Harvey Cain. Daniel SuTi-
van. William Moran. Frank A Dougher-
". John P. Dawson. George A. Young.
Richard n. Powers. P. L O'Brien. Rich
ard A. Curtin, John A Hogan. Frank A.
Hewitt. E. L. Tucker. and Dr. Watson.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
Watch for = city-zanGA Highlands.
Horsevvoman Fails in Park.

Miss Isabelle Smith. sister Of DIT
Dwight Gordon Smith. was thrown from
a horse and dashed against a tree
while riding in Potomac Park yesterday
morning. She sustained & fracture oi
the left arm. and was removed 10 the
Office OF DR.. A. r Stands. Sol Sixteenth
street northwest. Miss Smith Is not an
experienced hOrsewoman and had been
practicing riding for the last Weet-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29

The Howard Park Land Company, OF
Baltimore. having defaulted IN the pay
ment Of certain bonds. upon the appH-
cation OF Thomas Miller and other bond
holders Of Washington, the Circuit Court
OF Baltimore. on June q. ordered that
Oliver R. Harr. Of Kensington, Nd. and
John P. HiI. Of Baltimore. be appointed
receivers. with the power TO take charge
and possession Of the company's goods
and papers, and collect outstanding debts.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29

The funeral Of the late DR.. George H.
Heron will be held at O'Clock this aft
ernOon from the residence, 1O1s Ninth
street northwest. Rev James w. Clarke,
pastor OF st. James Episcopal Church.
officiating. The honorary pallbearers will
be selected from members OF Kit Carson
Post, G. A. R.. OF which Or. Heron was a
member. The burial VIII be IN Arlington.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
TOTS CONTRIBUTE $50.
Outings Committee Receives Sub
rcrinffon from Sir IittIe Gil.

Outings Committee Receives Sub
seriPtiOn from six Little Girls.
That the work OF the summer outings
committee Of the Associated Charities is
supported by the people OF Washington Is
shown by a contribution al headquarters
on Saturday last.
Capt Andrew Parker, treasurer, re-
ceived a letter from six little girls under
twelve years OF age ilclOsing SO. The
letter stated the money had been raised
by lawn party. and It was 70 be used
20 send tired mothers and sick people
for trolley rides and poor children 20
Camp Good Will The letter was signed
Helen Adams. Margaret Fishburn. Janet
and Doris Little. Isabel Middleton, and
Louise Steinberg.