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The Washington times., 1909-12-26
OFFICERS ELECTED

me officers Of the Masonic Hall Build
iEg Association for the coming year viii
be Henry Coleman, president; George NJ.
less. financial secretary; Eugene Brooks,
treasurer; John T. Turner, recording
secretary.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
SHERIFF GETS DEPUTIES.

TIFFIN. Ohio, Dec 26.-The sheriff OF
this county today swore in dozen
deputies. and after heavily arming them
stationed them about the jail where
Ernest FIoga. a shoemaker, is held on
charge of killing Bartacome RuSiero,
because the latter tried TO force a drink
Of liquor on him.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
MAIL CARRIER INJURED.

SPART.' N-PTrRG, s. c. Dec. %
Miss Myr the only woman
carrier in 2. is dying toda'
injuries Iele when she was
rural roi rday. Her CO
struck road crossing
Carolina, cid. and Ohio
by a pa train.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
COLD AND BLIZZARD
GRASP TENNESSEE

BRISTOL, Tenn, Dec. 26.-Bristol and
this section IS today in the thrOes Of a
blizzard which came last night with
four inches Of snow. The thermometer
tumbled this morning 20 zero.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
Baltimore and ONO to BaItimore

Forty-five and fifty minute express
trains leave Union Station Every Hour
on the Hour a. m. - s p. m. week
davs.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26

FleWc )r The Hold
Choice for presenta,.,.- *
cuisite ms GUIDES, 12l4 F.
Advt
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
Special Notices.


PURSUANT TO SECTION I, ARTICLE
~, Of bylaws. notice is hereby given
that the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Capital Traction (,or,na,1,,
Tor the election Of Directors for the en-
suing year and such other businss az
may be brought before the meeting. WI
De heid at the Office OF the Company.
18th and NJ Streets y. W., Washington,
u c. on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u,
lSly, at lO-4o O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The polls will be open from II o'clock
a. m until j O'Clock noon.
H. d. CEAMPTON
deZ6-Ist Secretary.
THE WASHINGTON MARKET COM
PANY.-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Washington Market
Company VIII be held in the office Of the
Company, in the Seventh street wing or
Center Market. in the City Of Washing
ton. D. c.. at L O'CLOCK NOON. on the
first Monday, being the THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY. 1870 for the choice OF tnir-
teen directors to serve the ensuing year,
and 10 act on any other subject wfthSu
the power OF the corporation that may
be brought before the meeting
FRANK G. WILKINS, Secretary.
Washington, D. c, December 3, 1893
de20-eOd-St
Will ANY PERSON WHO WITNESS
ed the assault on a passenger by a con-
ductor on Florida Ave, near New JERSEY
Ave, Wednesday night. Dec - 1903.
about $50 p. m, kindly communicate at
once with DR.. 3. R Pinchback 81
Florida avenue. de24-3t%
The Washington times., 1909-12-26

VIM. f. AMBROSE. Attorney
at law.
JAMES NJ. BAKER, Assistant
Librarian, l.. s Senate.
WILLIAM -. BARRY.
G. IS. BERGMAN, CartoOuist,
The Evening Star.
VIM. -. CATER. Vice Presi-
dent, Golden g. Co.
W. j. CAWTHON.
A. =. CLARK. JR.. Architect.
HORACE 3. COBLENTZ, NJ. -.
WIN. Il. DAVIS. Grocer.
CHARLES A, DOUGLAS, At
tprncV az Law.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26
OFFICERS

JAMES L. KARRICK ........ President
JAMES NJ BAKER ......ist Vice Pres
DANIEL THEW WRIGHT, ID Vice Pres.
GEORGE E. SLAYBAUCH .... Cashier
JAMES B. LACKEY ......... Secretary
CHARLES A. DOUGLASl
A. Z. l.. LECKIE
The Washington times., 1909-12-26

JAMES s. FRASER Attorney
at Law
HENI.E L. ] RI, NJ. y.
CHARLES A. GOLDSMITH,
JcWtlCr.
CHARLES r. GROSS, Drug
Pist
JAMES l. I<ARRICE. Prcsi-
dent. Fidelity Storage Com
pauy.
JAMES =. LACKEY.
A.. +. +. LECHIE, Attorney at
Law.
i. r. MIDYFTTE.
VIM. II. OWEN.
W. T.. 6. PENNY.
The Washington times., 1909-12-26

FRANh O. WILKINS, Secretary.
Washington, D. G, December 3, 1893.
de20-eod-St
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
VETERANS SAREPASSIKG AWAY
Albemarle Company Decreases from
Fifty to Fifteen IN Decade.
Senator John ". Daniel Receives
Ovation from His Old
Comrades
sn,d., % NE washinztnn Hsrsld.

s1odsl 70 The Washizgtoa Herald
Charlottesville, Va, May 6-A delight
fu1 feature following the unveiling Of the
Confederate monument yesterday was the
banquet Of the survivors Of the AIbemar!e
Light Horse. Company K. Second Vir-
giDia Cavalry. at the Colonial Hotel last
night
Ten years ago the survivors OF this
company held a reunion at Fry's Spring.
and fifty OF the old company answered
the roll call About five years ago an
ether banquet and reunion was held. at
which about thirty responded Last
night the number had dwindled down, so
far as they were able TO attend, to If
teen members.
Among the guests were Senator John
". Daniel, Gen Thomas T. Munford, OF
Lynchburg. who commanded the Second
Virginia Cavalry: Representative s. ".
Mccall, OF Massachusetts; S. A Cunning
ham, OF Nashville, Tenn, editor Of The
Confederate Veteran; Col ". T. Poague,
OF Lexington. and Judge Samuel VIII
fans, Of Wytheville, Va.
Capt Micajah Woods. chairman OF the
organization. presided as toastmaster.
Cen Munford delivered q very beautiful
and touching address TO the members of
his old company.
Representative Mccall. IN response TO a
sentiment. delivered ea address. captur-
ing the old veterans and his audience By
his Wit and elOquence- He took occasion
70 explain that while he honored the
South and the Southern soldiers for their
love Of home rule and domestic control OF
their affairs, yet he had been raised as
pupil Of Chief Justice Marshall and
Daniel Webster. and that his judgment
was that the Constitution Of the United
States and the laws made in pursuance
thereof were the supreme law OF the
land, and that while the rights Of the
States in their respective domains should
be carefully guarded and protected, Yet
no state had a right OF its own accord
10 leave OF break the Union. The re-
marks OF the Boston Congressman were
I literally applauded-
Senator Daniel responded IN very eIo-
I quent terms and received q loving ovation
/ from his old comrades
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
spesl.I . N. No. Henla

Special % The WazAi-Z-On Hezld
Charlotte. n c, Nay 6-Omcial an
n6uncemeRt Is made Of the programme
for the celebration Of May q. in honor
OF the I34th anniversary Of the Meek
lsnburg Declaration OF Independence. On
that day President Taft viii visit Char
lotte and make IN address
The programme provides for three
days celebration. The exhibitions and
races by the FIRE companies, the United
States cavalry drill. and other maneu-
vers. the Charlotte Drum Corps drill IN
front Of the reviewing stand and the fms
band concert, besides the carnival COM
panies. viii make the first day, Nay Is.
notable. The second. Governors Day, "
VIII contain q number OF features which
marked the first day. besides many
others. And es for the 10th itself,
every minute IS crammed with some-
thing interesting. beginning with the
arrival OF the President OF the United
States al 10 o'clock.
The details Of Presidents Day tol-
lows:
% s. ma salute OF twenty-ona guns
by Charlotte Artillery On arrival Of the
Presidents special train Special COM
mittee TO receive the President and Mrs.
Taft at station, and escort them to Sci
vyn Hotel. where they viii be welcomed
by Gov. ". W. Kitchin. Of North Caro-
lima: Senators Simmons and Overman.
Cnd the mayor Of Charlotte.
Il a m.-President and Mrs. Taft 70
receive reception committee and all COM
mitteemen and their wives at SelEyn
Hotel
I2.03 m.-OId soldiers 10 escort Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft and Mrs. StOaewsll
Jackson. the governor OF the State. and
mayor Of Charlotte and distinguished vis-
itoTS 10 the reviewing stand 70 review the
grand parade Grand parade
go p m.-Nay Musical Festival st
Auditorium.
SO D m--President Taft 70 address
the public from reviewing stand
4s3 .. m-Cnited States cavalry drill
and military maneuvers. concert BY
United States regimen-aI band at fair
grounds.
$50 .. m.-League baseball.
$50 .. m.-President Taft 70 specially
address the colored people and students
OF BiddIe University
.. m.-Exhibition drill by Charlotte
drum corps II front OF reviewing stand
D m--Concert by United States Tegi-
mental and Concord and Cllfside bands.
S 10 $50 ?. m--PTesident and Mrs Taft
TO receive the public IN large parlor OF
Selwyn Hotel.
$50 .. m.-Bay Musical Festival at
Auditorium
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
TEN ARE SUBPOENAED.
Danvfne witnesses in oklahoma
Land Fraud Cases.

Spccisl 70 The Washington Herald
DanviIle. Va Nay 6-Ten Witnesses
from this city have been served with
subpoenas 10 appear before the grand
fllrv Of the Eastern district OF Oklaho-
ma. which meets al Tulsa on Nay z, 10
give evidence in the investigation by the
government Of the alleged land frauds
Those summoned from DanviIle are
Judge 4. N. Aiken. Commonwealth's At
tornev Thomas Hamlin. Miss Carrie Pace.
". W Williamson. L D. Conway, jr.;
Eustace 2 Conway. James I. PTitch-
ett. and Thomas H Averett. All
Of them. except three, appeared before
the grand jury at Muskogee IN Febru-
ary. when indictments were returned
against Gov. Haskell, Capt. William T.
Hutchings. a lawyer Of Muskogee. and
others
CAPT. Hutchings formerly lived IN Dan
vile. but went 10 Oklahoma many years
ago Il IS alleged that he acquired Ger
tain lots IN 8luskogee, having them
decided IL the names OF people here with
whom he was acquainted
The Danville party viii leave Saturday
The original indictments returned against
those involved in the land transactions
were quashed, and the government is now
trying 10 have new ones returned
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
A Bad Mix-up.

From tie Chicago Daily News
SAY" remarked one government clerk
to another, Tn Up against it good and
proper"
What's the troubie?" qgeried G. c.
No. ?.
Il got two medical certificates from
two different doctors yesterday" ex-
planned the party Of the first part. "One
was a certificate OF health for a life in
surance company. and the other was q
certificate Of Illness TO be sent TO my
chief with q petition for two weeks leave
OF absence.
"Oh, that's nothing rejoined his feI-
low-clerk- I've done that myself"
Yes" continued the other. but
mixed the certificates in mailing The
ill-health certificate went to the ipsur-
ance company and the certificate of good
health went to my chief See?"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Westminster knights OF Columbus
Join Move TO Raise SSOO,OOo.

Westminster, Nd, Nay 6-The first
regular meeting OF Westminster Council.
No. 1888. Knights Of Columbus. was held
in this city last night. al which the Of
hcers FOR the ensuing year were installed
BY State Deputy Philip c. Mueller and
District Deputy Joseph II Smith. OF Bal
timOre-
Resolutions were passed to convey 10
the supreme council Of the order West
minister Councils acQuiescence in the
movement recently inaugurated by the
Knights to contribute S5O0,500 toward the
endowment fund Of the Catholic UnIver-
sity in washington. Westminsters ac-
ton is the first resolution OF the char
acter adopted in Maryland
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
VIRGINIA ODD FELLOWS MEET.
Sessions VIII BE Held in Bristol
Next Week.

SPECIAL 20 rbe Washington Herald
Bristol. Va. May 6.-The Grand Lodge
Of Virginia, l. o. O. F, ard subsidiary
organizations, the Grand Encampment CT
Virginia. and the Rebekah Assembly Of
Virginia viii meet here Monday and
Tuesday. Several hundred delegates Will
attend. Prominent among the officers OF
the Grand Lodge are Senator J. G Neal.
Of Lee County: Senator Roland E Chase.
OF Dickinson; Hill Montague. Of Rich
mond. Commonwealth Attorney Robert
d. Yaucey, OF Lynchburg; T. Wiley Da-
Wis Of Richmond. ". z. Kilbourne. Of
Big stone Gap. and others. The session
vii be held in the Harmeling Opera
House The Grand Encampment viii be
in session Monday. while the Grand
Lodge, I o. O F. and the Rebekah As
sembIy will meet Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
The Last Medicine Man.
From the Indian's Fr.end

From the Indians FTsend.
Hut-cho-nu-pah. last OF the medicine
men. died last month in the Snake Hills Of
the Greek nation. He was nfnety-five years
CID For half a century he had been one
Of the most turbulent spirits in Okla
homa-
Hut-cho-nu-pah led the last rebellion OF
the Creeks IN 1890. His faction was sub
dued by the Creeks themselves before the
United States troops got there. In a bat
tie Hut-cho-nu-pahs band was annihi-
lated and he was condemned 10 death
But so great was the awe IN which
the old medicine man was held that no
O1s could be found 10 be MS executioner.
with his sdherents dead and himself i'm
prisoned. his influence was so potent that
ne compelled the election of friend as
chief and was pardOned-
The medicine man fought for the North
era forces during the civil war He al
ways asserted that he was under the spe-
ciaI protection OF the Supreme Being.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WOMAN IS ExONERATED.
Miss Brown Freed for killing Actor
Earl p Adams.

Jacksonville. Fla, Nav 6-Jessie s.
Brown, who shot and killed her former
hance. Earl P. Adams. an actor, IN this
city. April y. last. to-day stepped from
the county jail a free woman. the grand
jury investigating the case having
found no Indictment
Miss Brown. whoD her relatives and
friends claim TO have been emotionaIly
insane at the time. sent for Adams when
she read Of his engagement TO another
woman. She met Adams in the parlor OF
her home. and after hearing from hts
own lips thai The report OF his engage
ment vas true, shot him
The fact that the young woman was
prominent IN Jacksonville society aroused
intense interest IN the case
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Missed dwelling, but Were Married
sr-ciaI 70 The Washington Herald


Charlottesville, Va, May 6--Ellis J.
Pitman and Miss Mary z. Gibson. Of
Barbou-sviIle. Orange County, arrived IN
Charlottesville yesterday too late TO See
the unveiiing Of the Confederate monu-
Tnent- but they made a much more in
terestIug occasion for themselves when
they went 10 the Rawlings Institute and
had Dr.. Henry ". Trfbble tie the
connubiai knot. The happy couple were
accompanied by c. P Putnam and G. NJ.
Pitman, brothers Of the groom: and T.
H Garrison. V ". Sandridge. and A. K
Siple. NTT and Mrs. Pitman will go at
once 10 housekeeping at BaTboursviile,
where Mr Pitman IS engaged in the
lumber business
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
MEET IN BATH COUNTY.

But 80 Joint Debate Is Expected
Between Tucker and Mann.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. May 6.-Warm Springs.
Bath County, VIII be the next point at
which the two candidates for governor Of
Virginia viii meet Both Judge Mann
and Harry Tucker have engagements TO
speak at that place on May %.
Since the two fascos-Christiansbur
and Lebanon-when joint debates between
these two claimants for gubernatorial
honors were looked for. the public now
shakes It's head when another joint de-
bate IS mentioned
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
PEARRE FIRM DISSoLvES.

Congressman VIII Continue 10 Prac-
tice Law in Old Office.
Cumberland, Nd. Nay s-The lawsfrm
Of Pearre & Dickey, composed Of Repre-
sentative George A Pearre and Irwin r
Dickey. has been dissolved by mutual
consent. 70 take effect to-day
Col. Pearre viii continue the practice
OF law II his old Office here Mr. Dickey's
plans have not yet been announced.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
TWO KILLED IN RAID.
Black Hand Organization Il Broken
Up-EIeven Arrests Made.

Black Hand Organization Il Broken
Up-EIeven Arrests Made.
Bluefeld, ". Va. May s.-Frustrsting a
plot TO XIII an Italian and his wife. who
lived at East Vivian, near here, four Of
hcers raided lodge room at Peerless. a
small nearby settlement, and IN the
scrimmage that followed two italians
were killed and eleven arrested.
Joseph Verde is one Of the dead. AL
Of the Italians are alleged TO have been
members OF a Black Hand organization.
The of1cers-Deputy sheriTs Parsons and
Keystone and Policemen Mcwhite and
McFariand-concealed themselves in the
lodge room last night, but were discov-
cred when the members OF the alleged
band gathered Instantly the fighting be-
gan. The eleven men arrested are in jail
here
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
stauaton Crusade Against Filth.

SpeclaI % Ihe NaS1lngIon HeTaId-
Stanton. Va, May 6--StauntOn has
Just organized a civic improvement
league. with Capt. ". P. Tsms. president.
The league has already commenced a
crusade against insanitaTy conditions and
promises 10 be a great benefit TO the city.
The crusade viii be made against flies
and filth. The county medical society
has started movement looking to the
establishment OF q sanstorium for tuber-
cElosis here.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Gives Ring to Girl.

Norfolk. Va. Nay s-Justice Andrew
1acksoa Dalton decided to-day that al
engagement rings are gifts, and that J.
D. McFarlands only ground for action
against Lula B. Short, whom he sues for
his ring after his engagement to marry
Ecr wss broken. is q breach OF promise
damage suit This reTerses Justice Den
ming, who held that the girl must return
McFaTland's diamond ring.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Track oBuckled;p Train Deraiied.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md, May s.-An accident
10 the Baltimore and Ohio accommodation
train. No. s, from Fairmont, due in Cum
berland at noon to-day, near Rawlings.
this county. was caused by the sudden
rise IN the temperature. The track
''buckIed." due to the action OF the heat
on the rails, and the engine drivers and
the front trucks Of the tender were de-
rallied. No one was injured
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Destructive Bic at NIidIand.

Cumberland. Nd. May 6-The Davis
Building. at Midland, this county, used as
a skating rink. formerly occupied by J.
4. Marshall & Co, general merchants.
was destroyed by fire yesterday, with the
millinery store Of Mr.. Long, Of Frost
burg. managed by Miss Bessie Williams.
The Davis Building was a three-story
frame structure. owned by Alexander
Davis, Of Midland
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Buried in college Grounds.

SPECIAL TO Ths Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, May 6.-The funeral OF
Rev. F. F. BuIlard. the Christian minis
ter. took place this morning from the
First Christian Church. Of which he had
been pastor for fifteen years The burial
was in the grounds OF the Virginia Chris
tan College. Of which he was q prime
mover in its organization, the burial be-
ing there in accord with the wish OF the
deceased, expressed during his Illness
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Dies from a Lions Bite.
,pecial % mo washington Herald.

SpcclaI % mo Nas6lnEtO1 HeraId-
Salisbury, y. c, May George Muir
ray. for FIVE years an expert animal
trainer with the Johnny J. Jones Carnival
Company. now exhibiting in Salisbury,
died at Durham on Saturday OF last
week, and was buried at that place
early Sunday morning. On Thursday he
was bitten by a pet Ion. and it is be
lieved that blood poison followed. causing
his death.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Mrs. Rogers, Charlottesville, Dead.

Sps-lal @ Iho Wsst1ng1oo He-aId
Charlottesville. Va, May 6.-Mrs. Mar
iou Rogers, wife Of the late DR.. William
G. Rogers. for years a prominent physi-
clan OF this city. died at II O'clock last
night. The funeral VIII take place from
the house tomorrow morning al 10
O'Clock. The Interment VIII be n Maple
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Rogers was before
marriage Miss Marion Wood, daughter
Of the late Benjamin Wood. Of Ivy. this
county. she was In the eighty-third year
OF her age
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
POTTER RIGIDLY EXAMINED.
Legal Sparring in the Dual State
Debt Case.

Richmond. Va. Nay sat hearing
Of the debt case between Virginia and
West Virginia to-day, the accounts pre-
pared by Arthur G. Potter. special &C
.countant. were gone into. Lawyers on
both sides conducted rigid cross exami-
nations.
J. B. Lghtfoot. expert on the legal
phases Of the case, was examined re-
garding the legality Of the items ex-
planned by Potter.
The lawyers spent portion OF the
day in discussing the further conduct 81
the case for Virginia An adjournment
was taken shortly after noon to allow
the private examination Of a witness
from Virginia by the Virginia lawyers.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
FALL FROM WINDOW FATAL.
Son of Norfolk Capitalist Breaks
Spine
70 ne wa.hinrtnn fiernld.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. May s--Falling from a
third story window in the Klondyke
apartment house on Plume street early
to-day. William Jackson. a well-known
young man. son Of o. d. Jackson, q
capitalist and investor Of this city. re-
ceived injuries from which he died later.
His spine was fractured near the neck
and his left leg broken in two places
He was talking 70 a shoemaker on
the ground when he fell through a
window, head foremost He was bleed
ing from the mouth and unconscious
when picked up. and died tonight, never
regaining consciousness. He had a room
in the house from which he fell.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
New Cburch for giachester.
u.rial 70 he wsshingtan Hersla.

Specizl to The Washington Herald
winchester, Va. May 6.-The trustees
representing q recently organized con
gregation OF the Christian Church in Win
chester, to-day purchased a site for 2
church building. At Braddock and Clifford
streets. for s. 7oo. and viii shortly begin
the erection Of handsome edifce.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Hndn1 TrtaI Prnrrr..n..

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. May GA number Of
witnesses were on the stand to-day IN the
case Of Sheriff William E H0del. charged
with perjury. The court adjourned when
Hedel concluded his testimony.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Mrr. Hickman Dies.
% Ne W.sss,rnn Es-.Ia

SPECIAL - he Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. May 6.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Hockmaa. wife OF y. D. Hickman a
prominent farmer, died at her home at
Canterbury last night, aged seventy
years
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WIN Spend 10000 on schools,

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. May e.-The school CON-
aissiOners Of Wise County VIII spend
$4,000 within the next few months ii
improving public school buildings in the
county.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
DistiIIery Forced Into Bankruptcy.

SPECIAL % Tie Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. May 6.-The Casper Tren-
OF distilllng Company. a whisky con-
cern, WAS to-day forced into bankruptcy
by Mercer Hartman, q lawyer. represent
ing the creditors The liabilities are
1900. The assets are IN insurance poll
cIes. which are being contested The
place was burned out some time ago. If
the policies are paid, the creditors viii
get dollar for dollar
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

IN AryInk 20 Light lamp, II IRnited
Clothing.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. May s-Cstherine
Gehr. the foUr-year-old daughter Of
Harvey J. Gehr. living nine miles north
OF Hagerstown. died this afternoon from
burns sustained this morning. when she
attempted 10 light coal-oil lamp. after
having seen her father light the lamp
early IN the morning. The child was
burned almost TO a crisp. II was with
difficulty that the neighbors prevented
the destruction OF the house. which caught
FIRE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
KinSan Indicted by Grand Jury.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, May Sd. A Kingan
was indicted to-day by the grand jury for
felony in an attempt to murder James
Wehm. Kingan is a well-known jeweler
here.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Dcreptiou.

From the Brcoklyn Eagle
Did a man ever kiss you against
your will71
No. but some have thought they
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

When you have lost o. found anything
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill VIII be sent y0u
al / cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WILL SPEAK TWICE
'Taft Day" Programme Com
pleted at Charlotte.
VETERANS WILL BE ESCORT

When Anniversary Of MeckIenburE
Declaration OF Independence Ts
Celebrated, PreSideut viii Make
Two Addresses, Will Be Given Two
Receptions, and Review Parade.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
GOWAN'S
PREPARATION
EXTERNAL,
=

Fe4 aouaan O. Scasc iTstzE, 7slict for Crop Colds
Ger Tarnai SaB5uTr, ilserg Bites Barus SrTsias.
Br=iz-& RhezRAiiszz, Swelling Re5nces ssyeT.