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New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
BROoKLYN RAPIp. TRANSIT CoNP5A.N2Y, ,ooo
Financial Meetings.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANT.
General once. Broad Street station,
Philadelphia Sth January. 1909
The ANNUAL MEETING ol the Stockholders Of this
COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY, the ninth DAY OF
Nfa-+ la0g az II o'clock A M. IN Horticultural Hal
Broad street below Street Philadelphia al which
submitted for Consideration ana
action by stockholders. the annual Report q ne
-rr1nanv the 3lsJ December 1905 an N
CezsS ~ ire bonded Indebtedness Company. and
Ier ppropriate subjects: such increase Of bonded IN
SsLa4nesz 10 be made from time time when and as
In Inc judgment the Directors il may be required y
tT cornorsts needs COMPANY and as they may oE
sDDrorriata resolution duly authorize and prescribe
Srackholders may obtain copies Ct the annual heport
COMPANY tickets OF acHlisslon
~ the meeting the 2rd OF March next y
letter. 70 the Score
tary Room c6e. Broad street station Pni.ads.E Ehia
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
Financial Elections.

ROND S MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co
10 March s. 1902.
A. -. animal esction for Directors this Company
- ,Lf zav the Following mentioned gentlemen vers
df1t,- elected directors 9r ensuing year:
E-rSrL RafTsv Clarence II. Kelsey
-Tb7rras = F7If William Lurnrnts
Iy.rTr0r y T2aJ[1ap D Lynch
C-.-Ias Brown Panald II. Macdonald
TI---r.- William Patterson
T,,iar Davies Frederick Potter
IEfIIiar1 T povllng Jacob H Schln
George s. Ingrahau John W SteIilnE
T7er,se7 ToLnson Kills Williams
NTsrrf1 I0osr Robert z. Woodward
sr1hssoueut meeting OF the Board the following
insufr,OsIv elected. Waidrou P
Inap President, Mr. Martin Joost Nce-E ~
clarence H Kelsey. Second Nics-FresdeilL ana SII
Manager: MI Frank Bailey Third Eiee-FTes5snJ; M
S4-ret1rv. Mr. George Bailey. Assistant Treasurer
and Mr. william b Clarke. Assistant Secretary
JOHN L. SHERWOOD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Mobile, Jackson { Kansas City
Railroad Company
Gulf { Chicago Railway Co.

The Plan Of Reorganization OF the above-na7ed COM
papiex represented by the undersigned COMMITTEES nav
w. become operative by virtue Of the thereto
Of large majority the bonds other indeotedness
and stock Of both Companies. NOTICE Is HEREBN
GIVEN that IN order % avail of the benefits or said
Plan holders who have not already done So muse
5eposi. their bonds other Indebtedness and STOCK WIN
the METROPOLITAN Trust COMPANY 40 Wall Street N7"
vo-L, Cf+~ NOT LATER THAN MARCH sGTH. 1909
r.i-z win b received thereafter only upon such
terms as the Committee prescribe
toDiss OF the Plan may be obtained upon aP7oat-oH
10 ths Secretary or Counsel CT the CornInlt'ee-
Dated New York. March s. 1909
BRAYTON IVES. Chairman
President Metropolitan Trust CornpanT-
CHARLES 4. BEEKSIAS.
wee President. French Finance CorporaIioo
GEORGE r. SHELDON.
JOHN ". sDIPsOS.
GEORGE y HARTMAN. Secretary
30 Wall Street New York Clcy-
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT z
a. Cedar Street. New York CITY --.f
PHTBIN BEEKMAN & IENESES-
William Street. >eT YORK titS- q
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
Diyidend Notices.


New York. March 4, 1879
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO 40
Board Directors this day declared 1ivie1
OF ono and three-quarers per cent uStsJ On the P-
ferred stock Company. payable April J.
1909 stockholders os record the close q business
March IL 1909 Transfer books VIII close March H. 1909
and reopen March p 1909. --
Of New York 8 :. DE LANO Treasurer
WM NJ HAGER. Secretary
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY COMP AST
York. March 4. 1909.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. IS.
Board OF Directors has this day declared dVlden
Of one-haf per (z) the Common Capital STOCK
OF Company, PAYABLE I. srockhodeTs
close OF business March II 1903 LFa1sI
close March Il. 1909 and reopen March -
1902 - -.-.-
of York S. s De LANO. 4Isas4I7T-
WM N HAGER. Secretary.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT CONPANY
York. February 9th. 1903
The Board Directors has this day declared diyi-
se-d OF stock ct this
ran payable April stockholders OF record al
close I business 1orh dzy OF March 1903
- Z. MENEELT, Secy & Treas
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nv HoEE' Ha-en l7S'
r -,. sas 10 s7s9 * 6s5
siHtsth street ---..... alo' 90 a"I l"St> e o79
Ie5irb yzlley ....... 4 4s. 10 1851
West Sagre ------------ i'-' 81 -, ~ 4 aro
7,..,. T1y4 175 ooa "a so7 IS on
rots's last week 68Gs i5a 51os 40 25) $3.50
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
,Iits 5-lte QTs Prs. q
sshvarzsss;d 3 sq26eEger S. MiRneAaha- 2S5 2S3
Morris Beer Company. s. $ LOUIS 80
Armour 4 CO. S. s. Louis 1o25
Armour s. CO. S.. Lucana ....... ...---...-. l215
Harris Atattotr COMPANY IS. Munehaha--.. 1856
Total exports Observation-Disclosures 1928
Boston exports thts week 2z6g Bis
st. John exports this wseE.-.....-.........- on
r. ily,t'5t Tlverpo7I ........-.2493 2t6o
70 70 J',-SsSg ,Ja5SsSsts- .....---.. 81
To Naples .........-.-.- $50
Totals al ports -.-----.--.- ss3 LOCI
or-oTA A7,TO15s CT BEEvEs
Coed choice native steers IS 9o4$6 20 20
Oxen ana stsgs- 5 55B ~ ~
BEEvEs-RecePts for two days we're we're 2I$ oags OF
5be market about cars Of steers. on very Lght
bIfbsr; bulls steady with a good inquiry: choice fat
cows and also bologna socE ruled sjead tne dlqn.
offerings we're cleaned up Medium 10 5000 sJeeIs Sqd
at - 90 90 Tyr St s44s5 and bull at SIS i5
cows at 81 2oaS4 tO extra 5a' % ~ - 20
native sides Lverpool and London cables quoted
live catlle seaey 10 ,C},di s- n No exrSTts
OF beef either to-day or to-Inorrow. o., - -. &c q,
Sales-22 Illinois steers lt' Ss 90 fsfs 90 i0i9
j. 50 s. bulls of y2rious Tsights ol at s. iS$5 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March s-CATTLE-Rsceipts estimated
25 900 head. market steady TO strong steers soTSI
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

saIninSE mos s. $50 sss 81 ss7 6s4 s495s. IS
atlanta. BIRMIlGHAM d ATLANTIC
Re-r,h 49,, -. 1859 1905. Changes
= fHb q LJ5z32o 1iI7s7e Inc 23s "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
How Ballots Are
Secured

all ballots subscriptions be paid
prepaid mail
collectors brought this will be dev
by mall o carriers requested.
will be
published which,
and coupons b
Capital
printed each ballot.
Ballots the
by subscription.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23

Who May Enter This Contest

Any white woman eligible provided conditions set forth below compiled with
Candidates must reside territory from which nominated No Card
date permitted transfer another a receiving them for herself
The right withdraw the offer district where only candidate
S nominated voted Or . r.<>@ .~-
Ballots sent for uames properly nominated will destroyed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23

ballot will The ballot will ten All ballots viii DO
dated and will void unless received the Capital Journal office before the m
printed All ballots direct the Contest Department of the
Capital Journal fully prepaid No empO of the Capital Journal member his
family eligible candidate
conditions
prize value will be given each of the contestants tied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23


% mw mmgWm their b Capita M Mh NG The M~ ~ wb
m mMb these H hav extensive @ hu @
some ww Cp@ @ ears h hhU weeks #T
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
Districts Are Divided
as Follows:
DISTRICT No. 1 will the City of Salem
DISTRICT include all Marion County.
How Prizes Will Be Distributed

THE PRZEThe receiving the highest number Of
votes in all Automobile
the three receiving in three dis
the THREE RINGS will TO the ladies receiving the
next greatest their respective districts
THE THREE GOLD WATCHES ladies receiving the
next greatest number respective districts
ruF THREE SCHOLARSHIPS in the Business
e will 90 to the ladies receiving number of votes
in their respective districts.
Each district diamond ring one gold
watch one scholarship regardless number Of votes cast in the
other districts will receive than one
prze one of the districts receive the automobile
The winning magnificent prizes is not question OF money
II is the result Of acquaintance friendship and enthus
~ cperaton Hundreds young ladies have friends
who will unite in an the automobile Of those
beautiful pianos for them shOrtn weeks from
the first pubeationof candidates prizes will be BE
winner You nothing much Think how much it worth
10 win the automobile and solely the
result Of votes of admirng WILL be one Of
the fortunate winners.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT BOOM
Four Meetings Will Be Held This
Week in Virginia.
Petersburg Offers 20 Pay One-third
Cost OF Roads Leading Into
that City.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. March zS.-The inter
est in the movement for good roads Is
rapidly increasing throughout the state
since the decision Of the Supreme Court
declaring the Ward law. which affected
bond issues made by certain counties for
road purposes. Is constitutional
Arrangements are rapidly being con-
Guided for good roads meetings IN all
parts Of the Commonwealth. State Sen
ator Charles T. Lassiter. vice president
Of tho Virginia Good Roads Association.
viii speak tomorrow at Fincastle. in
Botetourt County in Prince George
County on Thursday. at Manassas on
Saturday. at a joint educational and good
roads rally. and at Orange Court House
on Monday.
The chamber Of commerce OF the city
Of Petersburg has Just launched a plan
by which fifteen miles Of permanent road
viii be built leading into that city from
three different directions The chamber
offered TO bear one-third OF the expense
Of construction Of five miles OF perma-
nent road leading directly into the city
from Chesterfield. Dinwiddie. and Prince
George counties. provided the counties
and the citizens living along the pro
posed routes would raise the other two
thirds OF the necessary fund. The Ches-
terheld end has been accepted. and the
other two counties are very apt 10 90
likewise
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
DEMOCRATS PLAN FIGHT.
Maryland Central Committee to Meet
to Consider Amendment Battle.

Maryland Central Committee to Meet
TO Consider Amendment Battle.
Baltimore. Nd, March 23.-Chairman
Vandiver VIII send out call next week
for a meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee. The date has not yet
been nxed by Mr.. VandIver, but the law
requires ten days notice OF such a call
The State central committee cannot
therefore meet before the third week IN
April
At this meeting a date viii be fixed for
the State convention. which will name
a candidate for State comptroller. Plans
VIII also be formulated FOR the amend
ment fight, and the date Of the judicial
primaries in the various circuits will be
fixed
The new primary election viii neces-
state the consideration Of many oues-
lions with which The party managers
are not familiar. II is believed by Mr..
Vandiver that the meeting viii be a pro-
trscted one.
Under the new primary law each
county fixes the date for the primaries
in the respective counties. but these dates
will necessarily be controlled by the date
Of the State convention The second
Monday in September IS the day after
which no primaries can be held in the
counties. but the time in the city Is ex-
tended one week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
NEWS OF THE CAROLINAS,
MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE

operators to drill on II. The Carter OIL
Company. a branch Of the Standard, IN
West Virginia. refused to touch the lease
Finally. after ten long weary years Of
work. Carroll succeeded in financing a
company 20 drill the well, and a Ss0-bar-
rel well came in. Now Carroll is on the
road TO riches
Cumberland Md-Word has been re-
ceived Of the death in Buffalo. " Y. OF
Mrs Hazel Kent wife Of Etheridge Kent
r.. Of Cumberland. whose stage name
IS Matt Kennedy Mr. Kent is a son or
Mr.. Etheridge Kent. ST.. Park street. and
with his wife has been spending the sum
mers here. Mrs. Kent was a charming
soubrette, whose stage name was Hazel
Barrett.
Cumberland. Authorizations have been
issued for the marriage OF John P. Lamm.
OF Winchester. Va. and Miss Esther Mil
burn Wise. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Silas ". Wise The ceremony win be
performed at the home OF the bride, 14s
Maryland avenue, Wednesday evening.
March 81
Cumberland. Md.-The city council or
dered an ordinance 70 be drawn Tor PAS
sage requiring all shade and fruit trees
IN the city to be sprayed al the expense
OF the property owners.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
ONCE MADE MONEY.
Maryland Rail Company Hurt by
Unsettled Market.


Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md. March za-It Is not
assured that the Maryland Rail Company.
one OF the leading Industries OF Cumber-
land. now IN the hands Of receivers. VIII
Immediately resume. because the recelv-
ers viii not operate the plant at a loss
and the unsettled condition OF the present
steel market owing 10 the tariff revision
proceeding in Congress.
It IS believed however, with the resto-
ration OF normal conditions that the plant
Will resume and be a successful inde-
pendent competitor Of the steel trust. II
has been a money maker.
In one year a dividend OF over 100 Der
cent was declared. and at enoths- time
a dividend Of 50 per cent All this money
went into the pockets OF Cumberland
people who financed the enterprise.
Howard II. Dlckey, president OF the
company and now one OF the receivers
has been a hard worker. and since Mr.
Dickey entered the steel and tin plate
business in Cumberland he has paid out
between 100000 and S6.C00.O0o.
The Maryland Raj Company paid high
wages 10 an average Of 800 operative
Mr.. Dickey made many personal SOC
rifices to keep the plant running IN the
face Of the exactions OF an uncertain end
an unstable market, and what is called
the relentless and extortionate compati-
ton OF more powerful and allied iron ard
steel interests.
Instances have been cited OF the pursuit
Of the local corporation By the steel trust
that would indicate that IL was the aim
to crush Il to death forever.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY
CTuesday, March %, IeOe9

7 strest between Ninth and Tcuth Streets south
West-1iicilael =, Colbert and Edas7d =. Cum
rniskey. trustees. 70 joseph p. Wese-s ist . and
part lot p square ss2, SIC.
Bary FsTm-De Forrest pearcs 20 N2gEie Bzofn,
part lot s. section J. SO.
Bcnning rad tnct-FTances Payne % Henry sreaks.
John Stokes. and Alexander Deiansy. trustees
parcel I5Zl SO.
Connecticut avenue Addition TO CleTehnd Park-
james s. Fraser 70 Mary b Thrift lot z sgnErc
2ss So
Esgssise-Levis E. Brsuningsr Ct TX. 70 Nina 2.
Exams. los T. block u. SO
BrOokiand-SGnusl & Redman 10 Alice + B-oTn.
lot 2 block =. SO.
City View Height1-Hcury H. GnfJ. trustee. to
Domenico Caparr0tta lor %. block i47L SO.
AIey between TWolfih and Thirrseu-h and T ard L
streets northEeSt-J- Paul smith q M 70 HErT
L. Lighf. lot S. square "a SIC
Barnard & johnson Trustee Addition 70 Ccuzrss
Heizhts-Raiph p. Barnard AID Guy 81. Johns 2.
trustees, 70 Joseph A Williams. IL %. block :,
SO
Inglesids-Leuis Z Breuuinger e TX. 20 Katherirs
Eoetz. lot IS. book y. SO
16 Eigh-n street southeast--James W. Nichol q
Lillian r. Nochol lOt 80 square s92- so
Bellerue--Charies J. Bsue- % james n. Hal
loWay, lot &C. SO
81 B street northeast-Joseph s. Bean e. TX
70 George ~ Byrne and Tea II. Byrne. i0'
g. square 81 SIC
Columbia Heights-Hary Wardman and Thonas
Bones % Chsries A. aeElhinry. T., iot s.
black q. GeS
West Eckiugt0u--Geo1ge s. Cooper e VI. q
Cyrua Morris. lot s.. block T. Sa
Third street between r ard streets Northeast -
Ellzabeth A. Cal e. rr. Richa-d C.. "a
FloTersee D. MeAul1he. lots 81. IS, and S
square rs so
street. between Sixth and Seventh streets north-
Wost-Jc1dan I. Ro ins e A. substituted trustees
20 Rudolph B. Behrrnd. original lot L. and
parts original lots =. .. and j. s1uEre f56. SO
+ street between Sixth and seventh streets north
west-RCdClph B. Bcirend e. uL. % Rudolph
B. Behrcnd and Isaac VI. NordlingUr. trustees
lot a. and uarts original lots - g and Is
square as So
Ingieside.-Lewis 2 Bssuninger e uL 20 Kathsriaa
kOotr. lot e. block T. SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
MI ABOLISHES HAZING.
Seniors Inform Rats that They
VIII BE OstraciEed. However.

VIII BE OstractEed. However.
sDecial to The Washington Head.
Lexington, Va. March 22.-The first and
second classes Of the Virginia Military
Institute. the West Point OF the South. %
have unanimously decided 10 abolish haz-
ing. which has existed at the institute
since its formation.
The following resolution has been
adopted by the two classes.
The first and second classes. assembled
as a unit. have decided that hazing in
the form OF striking a new cadet IN any
way be abolished except IN ranks. This
privilege is accorded only 10 hle-closers,
who viii use Il only 81 the performance
Of their duty. The members OF the above
classes have unanimously agreed 20 re-
port All violations. This applies not only
20 those committed BY third class men.
but by first and second class men IS
vel First and second class men con-
slider II their duty 70 report hazers.
AS q substitution for the system ot
hazing hitherto ,: rogue, the two senior
classes have decided 10 adopt, as far as
themselves are concerned. and 10 recon-
mend 70 the third class, the Ostracism OF
the rats By Ostracism IS meant ignor-
ing them. and holding with them con.
versation only IN cases OF extreme neces-
sity.
The rats are hereby warned not 70
attempt any familiarity with upper class
men When they are present at any so
cial function they viii be treated with
the courtesy due one gentleman from an
other They are required 10 present a
militay appearance outside OF barracks as
well as inside. and IN no case VIII they
rooms"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate q WaTeriy D. Duuka-d, order % sci
stock. Attorney. ". = Rossrs.
Estate a Ella Freeman. petition for letters q
administration. Attorney. J. l. Neil
Estate q May J. Nouns; order nisi confirming
sa,os- Attorney. J. Il Taylor
Estate Of David A. WstteEtOns order amending
and correcting order Ct March g. iso9. Attorneys.
c. Wilson. ?. Z Lssh. and HaIlAn & Hsllam.
Estate q John Miller oTder granting letters tesla
mrutaTy. bond. $4,000 Attorney. B. +. Leighton
Estate q Jumcs WestCrfed- order granting letters
testansnta7y; bond. SloJ1
Estate q FoHt0n Goa. order admitting VIII 10
probate and record
Estate q Anna NJ Coleman order granting letters
Of administration d. b. T. C. L a.. bond. $500.
Attorneys. HargrOve < Morris.
Estate q James G. Greeui order for corrnissiczl
Estate Of August o. Bostrom; o7der granting let
tiers Of administration; bond. so. Attorney. L.
L Hlnhy-
In n Anna g. shelton e. al; order Appointing
guardian. bond. 500. ATTORNEYS. Biney Wood
ard
Estate Of Susan B. johnson petition for sale q
realty Attorney. A G. Bentley.
Estate Of Maggie G. lille; or1er granting letters
Of administration C. 2 a. bond, $50. Attorney. C.
A. White
Estate o. Martha A. Weathsr!ess; petssira for
letters q administration. Attorney. J. II. smith.
Estate Of Marie A. Hocladay; petition for letters
Of administration c Q a. Attorneys. Newton &
Gillette.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24

All physicians agree that mirth and Joy
at meal time does much toward diges-
ton Mirth tingles the whole nervous
organism Of man, the cells wherein are
stored valuable digestive Juices. emptv
their contents under the nerve stimula-
ton and promote the highest degree OF
digestion
II gloom and discomfort prevail at
table the reverse action obtains ana
meals become necessities, not Anticipated
joys.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are little
storehouses Of digestion which mix with
the stomach juices. digest food, retingle
the mucous membrane and its nerve
centers, give 10 the blood a great wealth
OF digestive fluids, promote digestion and
stays by the stomach until all its duties
are complete.
II dyspepsia sits at tables It makes tbs
dining room a place OF awe; these tab
lets should be taken after meals and
dyspepsia OF a consequence fees.
No need for diet or fasting. The dys-
peptics who will use them religiousIy
win find no sense Of nausea in the sight
OF generous meals or IN the odor Of rich
cooking.
1t matters Tot what the condition OF
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Forty thousand physicians use these
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, March 2S-Col William
Lamb, hero OF Fort Fisher" who for
fifty years has figured prominently in
Norfolk's commercial and political life as
a lawyer. editor, merchant. candidate Cor
Congress and collector OF customs. died
here to-day. aged elghty-three years.
Col. Lamb was one OF the best-known
figures In Norfolk He was also a stanch
and uncompromising Republican. Even
in the days when party feeling ran high
in this section Of Virginia Col Lamb.
though a Republican leader. commanded
the respect Of the Democrats who were
fighting him and his party.
Col Lamb made his last appearance on
the stump In the Congressional race last
fall. Then he was chairman Of the Re-
publican city convention. and though
weak and infirm from age. he made a
ringing speech. In that speech he ex-
pressed gratitude that the day had come
when a man could be a Republican in
Virginia and be respected by ALL
Col Lamb has been known as the
hero Of Fort Fisher" During the civil
war IN q SttBe OF three udES ne
held the fort near Wilmington. y. c..
with 1900 men against 1000 attacking
Federal troops on land and 600 guns on
water. Gems. Butler and Porter losing
more men than Col Lamb commanded.
This feat endeared him TO the South.
and Il IS commemorated in song.
Col Lamb has served Norfolk City
as its mayor. Several times he has led
the Republicans IN the fight for Con
gress.
He was a delegate at large 70 several
Republican national conventions. and
vigorously stumped Virginia for Blaine
and Logan. He often refused nomina-
tons for high Offices az the hands OF the
Republicans. preserring 20 fight the bat
tie in the ranks and not as a seeker OF
Office
Col Lamb al one time was the agent
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway at
Norfolk. and was responsible for the
construction OF the line 10 Lambert s
Point. where the mammoth coal piers
we're constructed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24

Hyattsville. Nd. March 23.-rhe special
meeting OF the common council IN Hep
tasophs' Hall here last evening TO take
sction upon the death OF Dr. Joseph r.
Owens, late mayor OF HyattsviIe, was
attended by a large number OF citizens.
Acting Mayor John Fainter. r., presided
Many eulOgistic speeches OF the mayor
were made. The resolutions adopted set
forth that in tbs passing away Of DR..
Joseph R. Owens, mayor % Hyattsville,
we have lost a conscientious Official. a
valued associate, and a personal friend.
and the citizens OF EVANSVILLE at large.
as well as his official associates. have ex-
perienced a bereavement the effects OF
which they viii ever feel"