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AUCTION SALES

O. G. SLOAN & CO, Inc, Aucts-. 1907 c St
TRUSTEE SALE Or VALUABLE OIL
PAINTINGS AND WATER COLDRS-
By virtue O. a certain cha-tei deed OF trust
recorded En- Liber No 1854 az folio 49, 81
seq. one OF the Land r cords f0r the District
Of Columbia the uuE- Zued VIII offer Tor
sale AZ public auction within the rooms OF
c. 9 SLOAN * CO. Inc, AucJloneers. 1907
o st. y. W, WashiuT. on, y. c., SztuT-
Gay, July 50. 1910, at AZ m the following
viz Certain paintings therein mentioned
including sunset On the EVes- Coast Of SCOT
land sunset On Ben Mohr-'' isle of
Palms. Charleston. s 9 -s'8Eoourise on the
Coast. Isle % Hope, Savannah Ca -
''O-eauder Hedges. Fort M5ultric, Charles
ton. s O. - In EIz-uolia Gardens. Charles
ton. :. c. --SClFCt Glow on the Savannah
River all BY the celebrated artist, Ambrose
EacNeiI- Tsrrs- Cash
JAMES Il WHEELER Trustee.
New Narnun Hotel
jy15-5t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-New e-roorn house, with acres
OF more II desired; 1-2 miles from River
dale, on trolley line: now being built: s. 600
also tracts from TO acres Phone "A x
Il yattsvflle- b D. STEPHEN, Owner. River
dale. Nd
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY-

CHESAPEAKE q OE1lO R1.
p,,n-,zbsd only as information. not Euz-aatsss
SO = n dauy-For Virginia West Viz
- ard Kentucky points Pullman slssp-
- =, C-fucIunatI and Louisville c = O
st-f,-- - rom Charlottesville
- n m Aily-CINCINNATI-SE- LOUIS
rETTCSCO SPECIAL Solid train t. St
- v-fth Pullman sleepers 20 CstcaEa
49, only II important stations PuIilnaE's
- e-a1.i7,r1enr and c & o dining car
80 - m daiiy-F- = v LIMITED. fcz
r-T--~fT,rlsrf Louisville the West SouthEeEE-
- --,,-tfv-est Pullman sieepers 70 VIrE1a-
= no. springs. Cincinnati. and LouisEfIla,
@-r = - e and ohio Offices AZ 5I3 Pa
80 r ST. and New Union StaEioR-
S-,-s-7s Main 1855 and Z205 Tor tickets. baE-
49, rf-ecl<s reservations and taSicabz-
SFK0OARD AIR LINE AZ.
n dafIy-'-Florida Fast Mall
AO-oo caches and Pullman sleepsrs f.
1LlL---Se-+, and Jacksonville -'arloT car Jack
- 80 Tampa Through Sleeper q
ss-.--a Dining car
Alie-l-e1- -, .7sfly--.- Seaboard Express eisc-
:. - = t1-bted sIeepe-s and observation car
u-lS sS4 22s-ith electric fans Through ser
e4--41 -syanuah- Jacksonville. Tampa At
Elcs - ESi-rninghsn. ana Memphis Diains
cars -rre ~ To-E- av~ -
= al. HARDWOOD. c T A.
GRO z PHILLIPS. y. p. A.
2YAN c. P A. Portsmouth. "a.
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BOARD

= ST. y. W. 213-Do you want lots TO eat
OF the good oId-fashIoned home kfnd2 TX
Ceu-iou1i deserts. uaffies and mullins Ike
mother used 70 make reasonable
GARRETT CAFE. Is2S Eye 81 y W: meals
served Ia carte- best home cOOkings
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WANTED-R00NS & BoAR0

NANTED-By desirable LADY room and
board SIS month Address PERM MEN
care Evans Drug Store. zoos y. ".
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wall PAPER

GIVE Us A TRIAL before having your
rooms p5pers- EF-at reduction for next 50
days. escimatss Cheurfuily given " h
MARTIN & BRO III y. g ave s. z.
SEE NE before , wing your house pzpsred-
Rooms papered fTom s. Up RICEARD
CARLISLE, - New York ave Phone North
zSZ1-
ROOMS PAPEPED. 8 Up Send postal Cor
samples and estimate CHAS- P EESAN
10 Sd 81 S E Line zz32 II.
ROOMS PAPERED. & Up Wall paper &C.
&C, and SC piece Work guaranteed IL
PREUX sG7 p st y W. Phone North SszI-
HUNT THE OLD RELIABLE. now Iocated
az 6th and G y W IN work reduced next
&C days Telephone Main 2SS7-
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PRINTING
PROPOSALS

Z S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Office Of the Secretary, Washington. d C.
July -, 1910 Sealed proposals VIII De re-
CeiEed by the Secretary OF Agriculture until
noon Friday, August >, 1910. for extending
and improving the Stesm-heatfng System IN
the buildings OF the weather Bureau. Twcn-
ry-1Ourth and II streets y W WASHINGTON.
D. c. in accordance with plans and speCf-
nc2tionsr which may be obtained from the
Chief q the Weather Bureau. Washington
d G Bids must be sealed and indorsed
On envelope Proposals for Weather Bureau
Steam heating System ara addressed 10 the
Chief OF the Weather fs.iTsau washington
D c The Department T-serves the right
20 reject any or all bids and 70 waive de-
fects. should II be deemed in its interest
70 co 50 tSIgnecG " II HAYS. >Act5nz
Secre, aTy- iy27s0
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

F-ROOA HOUSE excellent cu4df-
tious steam heat; hot and cod water;
cement walk 70 house, lot 100d70;
beautiful lawn hedge around 'front.'
rear fenced for poultry all kinds
fruit. peaches pears, apples pll.ms.
EoOsebsTfes. raspbeUios, currsnts and
grapes IN bearing 2 squares from
electric CARS min wax 70 r r
stations splendid section
PRICE, $500.
TERMS TO SUIT.
Address BOX 81. TINES OFFICE.
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FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE

ACRES or LAND IN Prince George county
Nd. near CentrevilIe, IN the Ninth district
very reasonable Tor quick sale BOX 20
Times Office
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

ST. BETWEEN 5th and 18th; less than
$4,000, ground alone worth more t1sn
asked. leased 10 good tenant for $50 per
month. greatest bargain in city. Address
BOX Z9I. Times Office
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CONSULTATION FREE-

Specialist. Central Charges rsasoaabIn
Nervous Diseases. rheumatism, IrpusV
Sc5atfcs. Kidney Troubles.
Dr. NICHoLSON. 1-o5 7 ST y "
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FOR SAIE-LOTS

FOR SALE-At bargain. > fne lots: North
Chesapeake Beach fronting on Buffalo st.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCT- 80 10th
FOR SALE-BuildinE lots Stx175 feet, 500 I'd.
Money loaned 10 build
EDw- :. NEwCO1IB- Congress Heights. D c,
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RUG WEAViNu

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets,
The washington Rug weaving Co, o1ics
and works s3i 5th ST y " Main f325- 1
WORN CARPETS converted into handsome
rugs The OLD LAUREL FIRM Work
I guaranteed 22gs Ca ave Phone 2S34 !.
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FLOOR Oils

c T HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-KIlIIuE
Floor OIL keeps the floors clean and bright
gives them polished finish Good for your
furniture. Try e. soc gallon delivered Phone
Main 5s5s- Office 113 Pa ave y. w Wash
InEI0ns D c. Z s. A. Used by II. $. GOVT
AID over 500 families for the last . years
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO.. 1870 Sd st y w Old
psrQuet floors scraped down, refIled, polished
yyaxed; expert workmen: work guaranteed.
send postal
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DANCING

PROF WTNDHAE. SIS I2,h " W All
dances taught. any time Lesson zoe
electric fans open al summer Phone
II 55IS-
MISS COULTER, OIL Eye 81 n " T. YOU
can walk can teach YOU 70 waltz, lessons
any time Phone Man I139.
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye st \. ";
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers 80
cial dance Thursdays Phone Il 5S47 =
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DAEISON'S- Prof and ATrs 10 sth y V
Est 1892 Phone II s5sE- Lessons any hour.
claSS~s and dances. tues. Thur. eFB-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL,
Only taught az a time
latest dances two Instructors.
1913 " =. ave SELECT. Phone L $50 ?
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MARKETS

COLEMAN'S OYSTER HOUSE,
1854 P ST. y. W.
Poultry dressed to order. Select dsh. crab
meat, anC flake crabs. steamed while you
wait Special price on large orders
PHONE y 100
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
{. s. Eert. - Ar-ic1l-1-e. Wel-hsr Bureau.
M---------- d. ~ I ---- !. - -

1. = AeIt- 'f AE7lcUl---e. Nol-LpT Bureau.
Washington. TUESDAY May s. Is-1-s =. IT..
The Southwestern disturbance q the present week
has reached che Atlantic coast and On Tuesday
night extended from North Carolina 60 Southern
View England. sin retaining ITS narrow trough
shape. Precipitation from this disturbance during
ne last tweuty'tur hours covered the Middle Mis-
ss5iDpl VALLEY and the districts from Tennessee .he
Ohio Valley. and she southern Tprrr Lake region
eastward and, SIS rl!e. was cf mNisrarr character
Tier were also showers ig interior Texas Nev1-l.
Idaho and The North Pacific States
II is decidedly colder from Texas uc-thcast-a-l %
tae interior 70 The state CT New York. and warmer
f' Che uor-ITcs-wl-l and westward except over Che
TrcriI ..7-iuu areas u -l- extreme West There were
heavy t1-s,s or freezing t-mututUrcs TUESDAY NOM
ms IN the northern Upper Lake region. The sxtr.1-
JFler Mississippi VALLEY. and tie Nc-tlUes-eru
states. including Netrsag5.
Another disturbance of marked character Is central
tonight over Northern Utah. This VIII move tast-
ne-'aeastwarl attended hy showers WEDNESDAY o-
"wednesday night I'M che central and northern ROCKY
Mountain region. and Thursday il -tr Middle
Missouri valley There VII also Do showers Wed
ntsd1y In The Middle and Northern Plateau. OY.r
the eastern half az tho country the weather Will lie
generally tair "Wednesday and THURSDAY.
II VII De cooler "Wednesday I'm the Atlantic ard
Gulf State. and warmer IN the Uv-r- lake rr-.rr.
the central valleys. and the Plains states. T. VIII
De hammer Thursday over ,he eastern haH 81 Che
country. and cooler In the Rocky Mountain region
and the western portions q the Plains S.-teS.
TIE winds along the New England ard Middle
Atlantic coasts win 3" MODERATE uar-bvC-- q north.
on the south Atlantic coast moderate west % north
west on The Fast Gulf C71st moderate uCr,h 90
northeast ON -ls West emf coast moderate ana Va
rlstlc- on the Lower Lakes moderate northwest 20
northeast hocCmiu- variable Thursday Eric; on
tie I .Iel Lakes Light 30 moderate north % east
Steamers departing "Wednesday for European ports
VIII have moderate 90 north winds. With generally
fair weather. % the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
FLORISTS BANQUET
SCENE OF BEAUTY
Diners ReVel in Fairyland
of Flowers.

Casting aside the cares and worries Of
everyday business life. prominent bust
ness men Of the Capital. with ladies. en-
joyed the annual banquet Of the Wash
ington Florists Association at Rauschers
last night
The large banquet hall was transformed
into a veritable fairyland Of flowers. a
masterpiece of the florists decorative art.
Green and white We're used effectively
in the decoration scheme, and the ban
quet room was a scene Of floral splendor
seldom equaled in this city.
Ninety-fve diners were present. more
than half of whom were beautifully
gowned women, whose presence added
sion.
A pleasant surprise to Toastmaster
William F. GUIDE came shortly after the
opening Of the festivities. when Fred NJ
owens, in an eloquent little speech. pre-
sented him a handsome silver service
The set consisted OF twelve pieces, and
vas the gift Of Mr. GUIDES friends in
daily business life.
Mr.. Guide was completely overcome, and
it was some time before he could make
a brief speech OF thanks and apprecia-
ton 10 the donors.
Tie part that flowers play in the mold
ing Of civic life and beauty furnished
themes for several brief after-dinner adj
dresses. Among those who spoke were
Commissioners Rudolph and Judson, for
mer Commissioner mcfarland, and Fred
NJ. Owens.
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GLIMPSE OF HALLEY'S COMET.
Scientist at Yerkes observatory
Sees IL Through the Clouds.

Chicago. May 3-Haney's comet is
growing Drawer. It is not so modest as it
has been recently and is taking on an
air Of holiness. not to say impudence.
1t played hide ad seek for whole minute
to-day with one Of the staff Of the Yerkes
Observatory. at Williams Bay, Wis.
Prof. Barnard was the only scientist al
the observatory who had even a glimpse
of the comet. To-day his patient watch
was rewarded by a sight of the orb ex-
tending over one minute Of time and a
much greater extent on arc.
Prof Barnard saw the comet, but
could not distinguish any detail" said
Prof. f. B. Frost. He caught sight Of
it through the clouds for about a minute.
but was unable to see it with the naked
eye.
Even in the telescope it appeared dim
through the clouds. 1t was another IN
lucky morning. but at present the sky is
brilliantly clear and we have great hopes
for tomorrow"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
MARRIED NINETY YEARS.

Florence, Colo, May 9.-Census returns
Of this place include pair OF remarkable
schedules in the case Of Francisco Esper
ana his wife. Rafael, who claim to be 10
and 1O7 years Of age. respectively, and TO
have been married 1lnety years.
According 20 the Information given by
their granddaughter, Mrs. Julia Montoya
with whom they live. Esper, who IS Of
French parentage, was born In what IS
now New Mexico, in 1900, and his wife
was born In Taos, Mexico, In 1903. They
were married az Santa Fe in 1920 One
son, the survivor Of ten children. still
lives In New Mexico. He is eighty-fve
years old.
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WILLING TO TELL
OF WHITE SLAVES
Prisoner May Make Revela-
tiOns the Police Want.

New York May 3-The investigation
into the white slave" trade in New
York may receive unexpected aid from
Harry Levinson. VINO was indicted on
Monday. with a negro and a mullatto
woman, for selling white girls to an agent
Of the district attorneys Office.
The trio were given until Thursday 20
plead to the indictments. but Levinson
lost his nerve to-day, and sent word 70
the district attorney, through his couu-
sci, that he was ready 20 plead guilty 10
the charge OF placing Ida Greenberg and
Gussie Ehrlich with Miller, the district
attorneys secret agent. for immoral pur-
poses.
Levinson is said TO have sold the two
girls to Miller for $40 The maximum
penalty for the crime to which he has
confessed is three years imprisonment
and fine Of $500.
Before making his plea Levinson had a
talk with District Attorney Whitman.
What he divulged concerning his associ-
ates in the traffic in women is kept secret.
but It is significant that no arrests were
made following Levinson's talk with the
district attorney.
1t Is probable that the confessed pro-
curer can tell a great deal if he wishes.
According 10 the investigators he car
ried on the business under pretense of
selling rain coats 20 women IN disor-
derby houses. In this way he had the
run Of many places and knew all the
gossip Of the world In which he worked.
Assistant District Attorney Reynolds.
who is in charge of the investigation,
made public to-day the name and de-
scription Of the eleven-year-Cld girl who
was found by Miller in the fat of Belle
Moore, the mulatto. Miller told Mr..
Reynolds that the child was called Helen
Hastings, that she had short curly brown
nair. and dark blue eyes, and that when
he saw her the child was dressed in a
short skirt and high-laced shoes.
District Attorney Whitman is much cha
grined over the disappearance Of the
child, and he had a conference with In
SpectOr Russell, or the detective bureau.
who is making every effort to find her.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
BAPTISTS MAKE PROGRESS.
Foreign Mission Board VIII Report
Collections of S5OI, 900.

Richmond. Va, May S.-The foreign
mission board Of the Southern Baptist
Convention will report TO the convention
in Baltimore collections for the year Of
$50, 600. an increase Of $4,000 over the
year before.
The board carries over a debt Of SSs. Ooo.
its work Of last year having been. by
the conventions order, upon a much
broader field than ever before.
Representatives from the foreign fields
were the best in the boards history.
There were more than 5000 baptisms on
mission fields, where 246 missionaries and
467 native workers are engaged.
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TIRED OF KEEPING HUSBAND.
Baltimore Woman Says He Has Re-
paid by Vicious Conduct.

Baltimore. May 3.-Randolph n. Dame
was sued for partial divorce to-day by
his wife. Mildred G. Dame. The aIlega-
tIons are cruelty, Mrs. Dame averring
that her husband whom she had support
ed has repaid her by vicious conduct
The bill of complaint states that the
couple were married December 81, 1909
Mrs. Dame AYERS that after the ceremony
she spent $3.50 on furnishings and equip
ment for the apartment She saws her
husband, who is the son OF a well-known
clergyman, has been supported and main
tanned by her. although she believes that
he gets an income from his business as
real estate broker.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
WASHINGTON MEN NAMED.
sons of American Revolution Will
Meet In LouISvine NeNt.

Toledo. Ohio. May 3-Thc National So
ciety Of the Sons Of the American Revo-
luton, at its session to-day, elected the
following officers:
President general, William A. Marble.
New York; vice presidents general J. :.
More, Washington, D. c.; r. NJ Sims,
Colorado; R. Ballard, Thurston, Ky; $.
10. Bliss, Chicago. and W. B. Dewey
Vermont; secretary general a. Howard
Clark. Washington, d c.. treasurer gen
eral. John II. Burroughs, New York
City; historian general David NJ Pier
son, New Jersey: chaplain general. Dr.
John F. Stone Chicago.
This afternoon the delegates visited
the points of historic interest in the
vicinity, and closed the congress to-
night with a banquet. The executive
committee will choose Louisville for its
next session.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
Local Temperature.

Midnight s. . a. M. "a. a. M. 50 a. II. 50:
o.. m. s. 10 a. No.. 50; Z noon. 20, . 2. m. =;
r. m. So: r. m., 4. p h.. e. 70 =. m, 81.
Maximum. s. minimum 3
Relative humidity-s a. M. l0, . O. M. So. 2
=. M. s.. Rainfall IS r. m 90 p. me-. oC. Hours
q sunshine 81 Per cent q possible sunshine. 90
Temperature same date last year-NllZimum. -;
minimum s.
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burn. Roger Warhold. ST. and F. J.
Davidson; on cemeteries near the city.
J. w. Hammond w. II. Waterman, John
II. Zimmerman, John s. Blackburn. G.. 5.
Taylor, +. c.. Graham, j. z. Woody. r.
+. Knox. and J. IT. Wiltshire. 81. Marys
Cemetery Z. F. German. r. N. Latham.
and Levi Hurdle. IVY Hill Cemetery. Col.
Arthur Herbert. George Wise, L. NJ
Blackford. and Eli Janney.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04

New York. May ARRIVED: Kaiser Wilhelm II
from Bremen, April 3 United States. from Copen.
hagen April p; Bremen. from Bremen. April Q.
Arrived out; Camrania. at Fshguard: Kronrrinzes-
sin Cecile, at Bremen. Minneapolis. at London.
Sailed from foreign ports: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen Caronia. from Liverpool.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04

Peoples Building OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Among the speakers
VIII be Representative J. T. LLOYD. Mis-
souri,.
Rev. z. T. Wexford. who is conducting
eyangelisuc services at the Second Pres
byterian Church tonight preached be
fore a large congregation lie took for
his subject. The great if" A solo was
sung by Miss Lucy Graves, and several
selections were also given by the West
minister Quartet
J. D. Normoyle and James Cullen have
returned from trip TO Lynchburg. Roa-
noke. and other Virginia cities.
Sarah Ann Toliver. a negress. has been
declared Of unsOund mind by a commits
sion composed Of Justice l. II. Thompson.
and Drs. z. A. German and r. L. VIII
kins.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Strike at Brewery Plant Is
Quickly Settled.
MEN GRANTED SHORTER HOURS
Little Credenee Given Report that
Census VIII show Decrease in the
City's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Men
Believe Increase viii BE shown
I'm the Final Returns

F. Clinton knight e15 King street. Alexandria
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald viii he delivered daily
and Sunday to any address in Alexandra for SC
clrfs 4 m1nth
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
DEALERSGETPROFITS
B. f. YOakum Explains High
Cost of FOOdStUffS.
TALKS AT FARMERS MEETING

of Frisco Railroad Sys-
tenn Declares Heavy Reductions I'm
dIemen-AdvOcntes Better Market
ing MethOds-Cost of Drainage.
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Icmneratnre. In other CItie.-

Temperatures in other cities. together with ths
amount Ct rainfall fer the twelve hours ended az s
p N. yesterday are as follows:
p---
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Cost Of Drainage.

IF the government would spend $780,
coo a year for twelve years for drainage,
surveys. and in opening waterways TO
the Gulf. it will make available 5000. 900
acres Of Mississippi Valley land for Gull
tivation. and this would be AT a cost Of
10 cents an acre. This acreage would
provide eighty-acre farms for 3l2,5 500 fam
lilies, or 100000 people. 1t costs $50 an
acre to reclaim land by irrigation. The
States OF Arkansas. Missouri, and Louis
lana are begging for money for reclama-
ton by drainage, but the politicians at
Washington are not disposed TO heed
their appeals.
During the last five years 100000
Americans, principally farmers, have left
the United States for Canada. They took
with them $1,000 each. Canadian officials.
all Of whom are taking a personal inter
est in obtaining the best class Of farmers
for their country. estimate this year they
will get 10000 American farmers. and
that they will bring with them SI3O.OOO.O0o
Nearly all we hear from Washington
Is about military explorations and unim-
l'A NolAN HNiAAANHi NNiAAANN Ct oiGSs lntIt Is
no word of encouragement for the de-
velOpment of the cOuntrys resources. II
we had men in public life who would
take the same interest in working out
these questions on practical. common
sense basis, leaving off their trades
against railroads. their services would
be Of greater advantage to the farmers
and consumers"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
Tide Table.

Today-High tide. 325 a.. m. and IS r m. Low
tide 1000 a. m. and l0.32 p. m.
TomoTow-Hsh tide ~ a. m and As P. N.
Low tide, la2 m. and II p ?. N.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04

In 800 balloon ascents there is on an
average one fatal accident.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04

A good glove cutter in Paris can make
nearly 500 a week
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04

The Norwegians make use Of dried sea-
weed for fuel
The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
Condition of The Water.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry, W. Va, Nay S-B0th riveEs
muddy