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The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-GOLD WATCH LOCKET; picture
inside, initials G.. q =. Liberal eWard
81 returned 90 5E Center Market.
s. REWARD FOR RETURN OF LIGHT
fall oVerc0at taken or exchanged Roy.
A. Apply o. CLERK. Cosmos Club @2i
LOST-GOLD PENKNIFE, BEARING
initials and date. Return 10 COZ HIBBS
BLDG. Reward. j.
LOST-ON TUESDAY AN OLD-FASH-
ion diamond ring. Reward offered.
APT. 81, The Romano, 1881 California st.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

WANTED - TWO FIRST-CLASS DP-
hOlsterers. 1880 G st. NV. 81
AUTO COLLEGE AND GARAGE IN
connection with machine shop; tnoroush
practical instruction on Buick, Thomas.
PLAIN. Rambler. and other cars. Always
open. Call or address l09 9th St NV.
ef2p
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
FURS

JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK.
Special attention given to fur altera-
lions and repairing G. CRAZE & CO,
It's F 81. Formerly with Wolf Fur CO.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-AT ONCE, GAS AND ELEC-
trio chandelier hanger. Apply CHESA-
PEAKE SUPPLY CO, 1O09-15 9th st. NV
g9S
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

WANTED-BRIGHT BOYS FROM IS TO
IS years OF age for bundle wrappers, de-
livery wagons. stock rooms, and floor
service. Apply 10 superintendent. WOOD
WARD * LOTHHOP. SO9-eXS-u
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


AN EXCELLENT BARGAIN. 10 ACRES
Of fine black soil: all under cultivation
and lying 81 one field; good 6-rOom house
and all necessary OutDulldlngs, good
stream Of water running through place;
y mile from electric cars. ii miles from
Washington. can be bought Tor $500 O.
p, SIONNELL, Hyattsville,. Nd. S24
TO SUBURBAN HOME SEEKEPs.
II you desire a suburban home, come
20 Hyattsvile. where we have fine arte-
sian water, sewer gas, and electricity.
good schools, churches OF different de-
nominations paved streets, and fine rail-
road service
Call at my office I have property Of
all descriptions and prices.
ARTHUR CARR.
22S Hyattsville, Nd.
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF SEVEN
rooms, with two large lots al River
dale, Nd. To be sold Al the sacrifice price
OF $500, house cost alone 5000
ARTHUR CARR,
- Hyattsville. Nd
FOR SALE-A RESPONSIBLE. INDUS
trious cOlOrec man may select from
two properties a suburban home IN one
Of the most delightful locations in the
vicinity Of Washington. First-class house
Of eight rooms, with all necessary out
buildings and stable Large grounds,
with shade and fruit. steam or electric
service TO city. Price reasonable and
terms easy. Can or address
JOHN j. kLEINER &, CO.
5-b coz II ST NV.
FOR SALE-S25 monthly until paid for;
no cash payment required: house with
seven rooms and bath: all modern i'm
provementS. large porch: furnace heat;
located on acre lot; al under cultivation
over 100 grape vines and fruit trees;
large lawn. with beautiful trees: poultry
house. Apply 90 owner W. r WILSON,
Riverdale. Md Phone Hyatt l0i-k. 30
REDUCED TO $40
Unusual bargain IN a new, siX-rOOm,
slate-rOof dwelling. near the cars. ana
only one fare Large lot. II. zoo feet Ex-
1 traordirary terms, see me at once
HUGH A. THRIFT. Union Trust Bids
222
HOUSES AND LOTS; MONTHLY PAY
ments. COLLINS" Clarendon. Va.
30
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE. LOTS NEAR
the city. $l.0O down. 500 a month; also
other lots. one lot free if YOU buy two
FOR SIS each. OWNER. 6l9 + St NV. ID
floor. front go
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DANCING.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CLIP AND MAIL TO-DAY.
National Literary Training School. War
der Building:
Please send me full particulars ex
planning your new method OF teaching
short-story writing, especially concern
Ing your plan whereby I can cara tbe
cost OF my tuition as 7 proceed with nv
studies. Also send me particulars OF your
method OF handling the short stories
written by your students. and your plan
OF giving individual instructions at home.
] understand that I am under no obliga-
ton by making this request
Mama ..
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

FOR SALE-lfTH ST. BUSINESS PROP
erty, Just few doors above Y St: TX
100 20 30-fOOt alley.
BLOOAINGDALE-2 STORIES AND
cellar: rooms and plastered cellar:
located on 4 st. just west OF n. Cap.
ON n ST. NV, JUST WEST OF y H
ave. beautiful Groom residence. IN
usually we'll built. 20-ft side yard: price
$1,000. This amount was loaned on the
property few years ago Best value in
the northwest section.
PRICE S2.950-RENT $3.50 PER MONTH;
2-famly apartment: s rooms, ? baths;
splendid renting section
296-tf II. = RUST. 400 II st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. nonsurgical: cleth bound, 400-page
book free. Apply by mail. 9l6 Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Tuesday
at D.. m. S3tf
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
MOVING, PACKING & STORING.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons, busgies, runabouts, sur
reys. Full teams furnished at wholesale
prices to retail buyers. CAN'T. 1206 d NV.
co.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

THE DRILLERY. 100 n, Y. AVE. =
Special facilities for instruction In
shorthand, ty-pewriting. bookkeeping, busi-
ness courses, and civil service prepara-
ton. Washington's best-known business
school. I3s
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AN INTELLIGENT Z r S ON MAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding lor
newspapers; no canvassing; send Tor par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport'
\ 2l0'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL CONTROLLING INTER
est i'm two Peach Bottom slate manufac-
turing industries; capital invested. $4,000;
liabilities, $1,000, last years product 80
COO Call ROOM 103, 1925 y. Y. ave. NV.
324
FTRST-CLASS SALOON FOR SALE
in Baltimore. Nd. heart OF city; opp. en-
trance Washington, Baltimore and An
napols Electric Line Depot; trains every
% minutes; ill health cause. Write VIM.
DANIEL. III Park ave. Baltimore. Nd.
81
WE HAVE A CHANCE FOR AN IN
vestment in Washington realty which
viii net a large profit Il will be inter
esting 20 large or small investors. Write
for particulars and get IN on the ground
floor" Address BOX l19. Herald Office.
3f4tfa
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Want AID BRANCHES
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The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &C.

ANGoRA CATS. SINGING CANARIES,
parrots. dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits, gold
fishes. aquariums. &c. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. III 18th ST
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.0AAN AAEs
RATES
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion

Minimum charge, 10c per day.
There is no extra charge for ads tele'
phoned Those left at branches are also
at the same rate, but must be paid IN al
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

WANTED - ENERGETIC BOYS OR
young men; can earn good wages de-
livering kilograms. Apply MESSENGER
DEPARTMENT. Western Union once.
1901 + ST OcS-tn-u
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

WE WANT YOUNG MEN OF. COOP
character &c prepare for positions all
over the United States, at salaries from
SIS TO $50 per month. The largest auto
mobile factories employ our graduates
Oue-third Of the tuition payable aser
YOU secure q position THE AUTO
MOBILE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON.
Inc. 1923 Fourteenth st. NV. The Larg-
est school OF Automobile Engineering IN
TIE United States 5JZI
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18

Tho Washington Herald is absolutely
supreme in the morning field as two is
The Washington herald., 1909-11-18
REFRIGERATORS G. ICEBoxEs.

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
and Cooling Rooms are the best made.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR c.,
go K ct NV.
de1e-t.t tbs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
SPRINGS A SURPRISE.
Case Against Dug Baker Charged with
NsRhtridfng Dismissed.


waverly, Tenn. April 2T.---When the
night rider trial was opened today
there was a surprise sprung by the At
torney General in having the case of
Dug Baker nolled.
II was stated that dismissal of this
defendant WAS due TO the fact that the
Attorney General had become satisfied
that Baker was not connected with the
Reese raid, but there ID another report
that Baker made confession TO the
State.
The morning session showed slow
progress In the selection OF Jury and
there was no one selected up to IL
o'clock to join company with Thomas
Holloway, who was chosen as the first
juror late yesterday. There was con-
siderable cross-firing between the court
and the lawyers for the defense and
Judge Cook stated that he had allo wed
too much latitude IN the tedious exam
ination of yesterday and that he would
circumscribe the examination today.
Judge Cook stated that under no cir
cunlstanees would he allow talking
back to the court and reprimanded At
torney Tubbs by stating that If he in
sisted in disregarding the rules Of the
court that the court would be forced to
compel the attorney to observe the eth
les of his profession.
1t was almost In one, two, three or
der that veniremen were excused for
having forced an opinion from hearing
direct or from witnesses the evidence
in the preliminary trial. when appli-
cation was made for bail. The defense
had used thirty of its 40S challenges UP
until noon, but the State had exhausted
only a half dozen of its 102 objections.
Another juror was selected this at
ternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
WILL SHOOT AUTO SPEED
vIoLATORS WITH WATER GUN

Hammond, Ind. April 27.-The police
Of this town have devised a new plan
to quench the ardor OF the automobile
scorcher, whose favorite stretch for
speeding is Calumet Avenue Midway
along this thoroughfare a field teIe-
phone will be installed and worked by
an officer, who will send information
to the farther end of the approach of a
vicIator of the speed ordinance. Here
will be established water gun with a
three-inch nozzle and 100 pounds pres
sure to the inch. 1t is claimed that on
the refusal Of the chauffeur to stop
when ordered, stream will be turned
upon him with a force sufficient to lift
him out OF the machine without in
fiicting serious injury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
"sTAR SpANGLED BANNER
MANUSCRIPT LOCATED

Washington. April 81 The original
manuscript OF The Star Spangied Ban
ner" has been located bv the Francis
Scott Key Memorial Association, which
"a endeavoring to secure possession OF
it.
While II IL improbable that the own
err of this precious relic. Baltimore
woman. viii consent to permanently
part with It. the Association hopes to
be able to borrow the manuscript to
place on exhibition at the old Key man
sion In Georgetown. D. G.
Resolutions endorsing the work Of
the association. which is composed az
about $4,000 patriotic Amesicans. ana
which is about TO begin the work of
restoring many OF the personal belong
ings Of the composer Of the souI-stir-
ring song. were adopted at the closing
session OF the recent congress OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
In this citv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

him from the suspicion Of taints with
despotism and cruelty that attached 70
his predecessor, leading ofiicials to boz
lteve his better qualities Will be .
predominating feature IN his career -
sultan.
Beyond all other considerations. the
opinion IL expressed that with the new
Sultan on the throne and with the
Young turks party in full power.
there Willie a rehabilitation Of the re-
lations with the countries OF the world
and opportunity offered for more sat-
isfactory treatment Of the missionary
question. which has been q troubie-
SOME one and which on many occa-
sions has led to diplomatic represent
ations to the Turkish goverpment from
in the State Department In many Ht-
tie things. which In the aggregate are
considerable, the administration Of the
Young Turks government has been
satisfactory to the state Department.
Annoyances affecting travellers in Tur-
key. Irritating questions touching the
application OF the local and general
laws. has prevailed. 1t is believed the
new government Will be q help instead
sfonarfes.
According to a prominent diplomats
view. Turkey Is not In a position war
rantiug the establishment OF . full
f1edged republic. and better results
may be obtained by a continuation of
the present form Of government. with
an Intelligent. conscientious, honest
man at the helm of state.
It was very sensible decision. the
view was expressed, that the new gov
eminent Adopted In not putting Abdul
Hamid to death. To execute ham
would have been relic Of barbarism,
which the Young Turks have thus hap
PLY averted. BY their decision. they
have raised themselves In the public
estimation and constitutional govern
ment has had practical demonstrating
in that the life of human being has
not been taken without trial. gi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
ArroRNnrs prsArroIrrnp.


Mercer, Pa, April a5.--Attorneys
for the prosecution of MIR. ana M.
Boyle in the Whftla kidnappfnr case
are said to be disappointed over me
result OF the trip OF their detectives
TO Chicago and Indianapolis, in search
OF evidence to prove that the woman
ID not the legal wife Of Boyle.
Marriage records in several cities
have been searched In an effort to es-
tabiish the woinan's matrimonial status
and to determine whether her lndict-
rnent as "spinster'' win stand.
Mrs. Boyle dAnied the statement at
tributed to her at the time OF her ar
rest, that there will be he'll in sharon
when Bull hears OF this" She says her
words were There will be hell in
sharon when the Boyies hear OF this {"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
ST. LOUIS MAN KILLED
ON HIS WEDDING EVE

ST. Louis. April 27.-Instead of being
a bride today, Mrs. L.. E. Stone. who
was to marry Albin H. Little this at
ternoon. is moruning his death, Little
was killed last night by street car.
while he was on his way to the home
of Mrs. Stone for his last ante-nuptia
call. Mrs. Stone collapsed when she
heard or her hance's death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
CAPT. THOMAS TOMLINsoN DEAD
ownex aud Proprietor OF Tate Spring.
Hotel Paasen AWAY.

OwneE ana proprietor OF Tate Springs
Hotel Passes Away.
Tate Springs, Tenn, April 27.-(Spe-
ciak)-Capt. Thomas Tomlinson. own
err and proprietor of Tate Springs Ho-
tel, died at 2 o'clock this morning.
Captain Tomlinson was one of the best
known hotel men in the South and has
owned and operated Tate Springs for
thirty years. The deceased Is survived
by his widow and several sons and
daughters. among them. John W. Tom
linson OF Birmingham. Democratic Ma
finnal Committeeman fra.n Alskams
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
METHODIST MINISTER'S NEED
NOT BEND KNEES 10 PRAY

Cincinnati. April s7.--when ministers
OF the Methodist Church In Cincinnati
desire to offer prayer on their Bonded
knees, they Will do so. but II they de-
sire to offer them while standing or in
any other position. they may select.
they can do so, without offending
against any rule OF the local ministe-
rial association.
At the regular meeting of the ASSOC
citation yesterday. Raw. y q. SchsIl
proposed Q rule to compel ministers tc
kneel when offering prayer. but the
proposition was defeated by being laid
on the table. Rev. c.. c.. r. Peaie, il
opposing the proposed rule said:
ut 10 unwise to have y rule about
the matter OF getting down on ths
knees to pray. because no rule Is good
unless II Is enforced, and don't SCI
Just who IL about here 10 enforce thi.
matter OF the ministers kneeling.
think II IL matter which should b,
left to the discretion Of the individual
ministers"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Irncie s-m,n Attitude.

washington, April 27-PFompt recog-
milton will be given to the new Coy
ernment of Turkey by the admipistra-
ton. when official news of the order of
things In the Ottoman Empire reaches
Washington.
Today the officials had to depend en-
tirely for their information on the As
sociated Press dispatches. as Amhassa-
dor Leishman IL evidently awaiting the
formal announcement OF the selection
Of the new Sultan by the Turkish For
eign once. before communicating to
the State Department
Speculation Is rife As to what win
happen under the -reorganizsd govern
meut 1t being recognized that In the
present condition OF AFFAIRS. nobody
can safely predict what the outcome
will be. The universal opinion, how
ever, Is that ii the Young Turks par
ty IL equal to the trust imposed. q new
era with bright prospects Is in store
for Turkey.
It is recognized generally in dipio-
matte circles that all OF the Young
Turks following is by comparison. nu-
merIcaily small and that its admins
tration will be beset constantly by the
Vaccinations of the reactionaries. yet
nv the selection for Sultan of Mehem-
med Reschad Effendi. the party has
gained prestige and will reap the bene-
fits of the support OF the Mohammed-
an religion. In bestowing the honor
upon Reschad. thew have avoided the
alienation of the family of the reign
ing house.
The personal qualities OF the new
sultan. which are well known here.
are considered an important element to
be reckoned with in the administration
of the AFFAIRS of state. His incarcera-
ton for so many years has removed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
rrnxeax ~ I.auisiann.

Alexandria. La. April 27--J. H. Mills
was shot and instantly killed near
Bayou Iattanier today by o. N. Sasser
Bad blood Is said 10 have existed be-
tween the two men for some time
sasser declares that Mills was the ag-
gressor. Sasser is In jail here charged
with murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Denth List CROWNS.

Beirut. April 27.-LAtest advices re-
ceived here show little Improvement in
conditions throughout the disturbed
regions of Asiatic Turkey.
Every day adds to the suffering OF
the refugees and to the death list. A
dispatch from Ajana says that the
flres have been extingufshed but there
Is great fear OF further incendiarism.
The American mission buildings, the
Catholic sisters school and Protestant
churches and schools have been burn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

Paris, April s7.--La Liherte publishes
q dispatch from Consfantinople today
saying that although Shefket Pasha,
commander of the Young Turk forces.
has announced his ability to restore
order in Asia Minor. the latest reports
from beyond the Bosph orus are alarm
anR. The whole. OF Anatoiia has been
given over to the passions OF the mob.
The French battieship verite is at
Alevandretta and the cruisers Jules
Ferry and Micheiet are patroliing the
coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

big 81" Perkins. the New York
American pitcher, has been sold to
Newark. He played with the Yankee
sod-husterss duying the spring trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

G0n8tAutknOpis, ApLH zl.-JndEe ID
total OF thirty-three American mis-
sionaries In Syria and the Cfiician dis
trict of the viiayet Of Adana. where the
conflicts between Mohammsdans and
Armenians are raging the flercest.
With the exception of d. NJ. Rogers
and Henry Maurer. who were killed
: at Adana, no one OF them, 80 far as is
known at the British or American en-
bassy, or the ofaces here OF the Ameri-
can Board OF Commissioners for for
eign missions. has been Injured.
The Mohammedans indulging In mas
sacres and incendiarism evidently are
very careful TO avoid killing foreigners.
When in the midst of the lighting and
piIlaging of Adana. II became known
10 the Mohammedsns that Messrs. Rog.
ers and Maurer had lost their lives
while attempting to put out a fire In
the house Of Turkish widow, the
fanatics ran away In alarm and prac-
tically deserted that quarter OF the
town. The missionaries appear to be
In danger only from accident arising
from the fact that they are in the
midst OF frightfui conflicts in which
they braveiy seek to protect Christian
refugees and conciliate their assail-
ants
Rev stephen r. Trowbridge of the
American Board Of commissioners for
Foreign Missions. who Is stationed At
the fiercest lighting. He made oour-
aRnous but ineffectual attempt to pro-
tecf an Armchair teacher. Hs threw
HIS arms around the mans neck and
fnterposed his body between him and
his assaiiants. but the Mosiems shot
the Armenian dead In Mr.. Trowhridge's
arms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

SPECIALS TODAY
Pompano, spanish SIackerel, Fresh
water Trout. Red Snapper, Perch and
Brenm.
Court Square Market, Phone 2sz4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28


washington. April 27--At numerous
conferences today. Republican SENATOR
considered the substitute for the max
imum and minimum features OF TIL,
Payne bill. which will be submitted Il
the Senate from the Committee on III
nance The provision has been con,
pieted except for the list OF articles o"
the free list that are to be taxed spe
cifcally when imported from countrie
that fail to give to the United State
the advantage of their best rateh
Experimentaliy. the committee has
fixed tax OF ten cents a pound or
coffee and, ten cents a pound on tea In
order to illustrate the operation OF
such a provision. These taxes could
not go into effect except as applied to
countries that discriminate against the
United States and then only upon
proclamation by the President. The
specific taxes are to be named solely for
trading purposes in campaigns TO ex-
tend the markets for American pro-
ducts in all parts of the world In adj
dition to coffee and tea. a number or
other articles will be placed in this
trading list so that it's influence would
be felt by every country.
1t was practically decided today that
the amendment providing for the APP
plication of the rates named In the bill
would not be presented to the Senate
until after all OF the other administra.
tive features have been worked out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
A FRESH OUTBREAK
OF MASSACRES

esn< . telegram last Sunday 20 rev.
n. ~. Irwin. 1t Talas-Cesarea. In
structing him to ask for . strong guard
0f troops and 20 imm ediately to Hadjin
60 the assistance OF the beieAguerod
women Hadjin Is two daye journey
on horsebsck from Cesersa. Teie-
graphic communication III very much
interrupted, and there has been no an
swer from Mr.. Irwin. Today. however.
Mr. Peet received message. much de-
1ayed in Transmission. dated HadJin.
Friday, April 20. II says:
Sour sad condition IL unchanged We
fear IRE. The people are taking ref
uss In the Churches The outlook is
w. 4. chanbers. nm american mis-
sionary At Adana. toiegrsphed Mr.. Peet
There was terrible fres near the
mission, which il In danger"
The lack Of food, medical beip aid
shelter IL very great among both Ar
menians and Mohammedans In the dis
trict disturbed. Mr.. Pect has an ad-
mtrabie organization for the distribu-
tfon OF relief II funds to this end were
sent to him.
Nersina. rarsus ana Adana are close
" linked IN the missionary work. II
ID under the direction Of the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, who have sent large force
or missionaries. many OF them accom-
panied by their wives, into, this district
Rev. william n. Chambers, with his
wife and three other American women
conduct the work at Adana. while Rev
Mr.. sChristie,, Mrs Christie and Dr. Glib
hons and his wife have their headuuar-
tiers Mt Tarsus. There are other near
by stations and f1fty-two institutions
The extent of the work Is shown by the
fact that the average attendance at the
station meetings is 1850 and the
number of Sunday school pupils, 1899
The missionaries conduct thirty Ave
churches. having regular member
ship OF 7.I3s.
A daughter of Rev. Mr.. Christie Ii
the wife of DR.. Miner Rogers, the mis-
sionary referred to by Mr.. Gibbons d
having been treacherousiy killed.