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y//Mr and Mrs. ! B. King have fe- turned from a visit at Beebe.
 r. P. Blake. ,of~stephens. is ill the city, a guestat the Hotel Jefferson
 Mrse-H. l.. Coulter, of South Bend spent a short while ill the citt yes terday
 C. G. Carlisle, of Fairfield, spent yesterday in the city, attending to business.
 J. H. Cason is home from Slaves, where he visited his uncle. R. M. Hamilton.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Valentine pass cd through the city yesterday in route to Rob Roy.
 Coleman Taylor and family are home from Slaves. where they have been visiting.
 Mrs. o. J. Pulliam has returned to her home at Stuttgart, after d brief business visit to this city.
 Miss Willie Ragon.-~iwho has been visiting relatives/in this city, has returned to her home at England N>>
 lJ A. Clement has gone on a trip to Missouri, where he will purchase a fineNlot of mules for his business in the city ~,
 Mrs. A. A. Prestoh~ald little-~son have gone to .Altheimer, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. J. N Me- Fadden, for a short while.
 Miss Corinne Miller. of Dallas,
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Texas. who has been the quest of her sister, Miss Lillie Miller Left yester- daH afternoon for Nemb9i,
 Mrs F. C Gsaham and ~an Ha--e3 through the et e,starIas au roWs to their home u NntjtaUa lt-a a visit with her lu,nand .n Fort SaffE.
 w. k Jtemmors. ot f1ur arrived in the city yest. rdaz afternoon. aHa s2rntt tine aiaht. and leaves tds.u morn in- Tor Emery Na.=to sUts. azua. aat lIeaG>#Gaile4e
 Jeale u N An-GH returned le,- terda> afternoon from. Wareu. 4ar"" le won't 10 attend goWJ \rtaruel Austin will 70 ;o Naer n a-@jn Mon day and attend court
 Mrs. (. F. 'sulin Nno as., cen 1isitiu4 her sister Airs l. L. Homes. and mother Mrs Hnmnase in this city. left yesterday afternoon. for her home in Tyler. Texas.
 Ill 'kllN MI 'H i<. .N' | 'tN I't VI NiN Gehec. recently returned to this city from Tennessee, where they spent the holidays. and after spending a few days in this city as the guests of Mrs w. \. Payne. left yesterday morning for their home
 Mr. Wiley Garrett, Il prominent planter and stockman of Plummer- vile, Conway county. is in the city visiting old time friends and rela- lives Mr Garrett was raised i'll this county. but moved to Conway county about thirty years ago.
 C. VI. Bono, formerly of this city. and recently in the boiler shops or tue Cotton Felt here. is in the city from England visiting friends and
 relatives Mr. Bono is connected with the I<eo shinslc Company IL England. and is also the representa- tive of the Eagle Iron Works oi this city,
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Are You in Trouble:

Do you find with all your natlrei gifts and talents that you Sss- baffled, discouraged and unsuccess full? If so, come and be adviseni find out the cause of your bad fues and learn how to change your baS conditions to those of success, jol and happiness.
 Thousands live today to bless and give credit for their success and hap piness to this wonderful adept. have helped others, why not you? EN- cry reading made under a positive guarantee. You pay nothing if yot are not satisfied. Come today. as'- tomorrow may be too late My pass record as a Seer and strictly honor able dealings are sufficient guar antee for my future work.
 I do hereby solemnly agree ai1@ guarantee to call your name Ill ih'' and tell you what you called for " make no charges.
 Office hours 9 a. m. to ?. Ill. fa' lors at 5O2 West Second avenue positively refuse to read Tor eoio' eN people.
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FOR PINE, Bay r


 F. L. Plopper. an experienced or cheStra leader and finished musician. play ine several instruments. has or aanized high class orchestra which k now ready to serve the public at dances. balls receptions. entertain ments or wherever music k needed. The orchestra is d large one or can he divided to suit any occasion. It will be known as Peppers Orchestra and Mr. Ploppcr can be comnnnicat- ed with at the Theatorium, where he has charge of the orchestra. The or chestra is said to be one of the best ever gotten together here.
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WANTED

All who are in need of real friend, for advice, legal or otherwise, assist.
 anee financially. Address lock box 243 city. Everything strictly conf. dental. ls'S0.l?t.
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C. C. Green, proprietor of G reen 5 barber shop has been quite sick at his home in this city for tRe past sev9ral days
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Ohio Street Baptist Church

School 9:i54 Preaching by the pas tor II a. nl.. ' 'd at 7:3O D. m. Mem bers are Er &l to be present Sunday morning especially An effort will be made SunGs. morning to pay church out of del't. B. Y. P. U., 6:30 D. m. Prayer ;"ting Wednesday evening 7:30 You are invited to attend all these services. Strangers especially welcome to worship with us
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NOTICE To the Citizens of Pine Blum $. HAVE YOU SEEN
CONSULTATION FREE.

Your wish or object in life can ia~ obtained He tells you how to gaiss the love of the one you most desire even though miles away X secrr1 troll.
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Charles Wiley, who recently re covered from several weeks<illnoss. returned to Memphis yesterday and will go out on the road again.
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Entertainment Postponed.

The entertainment planned for the Juvenile Missionary Society at the ternocn, at 3 clock, has been post poned and will occur next Saturday January l5, at 3 o'clock in the af- ternoon. The change was made on account of the bad weather.
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First Church of Christ Scientist JOS Pinst Services l 1 a. nl., subject: Sacrament Sunday School 10 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings 7:45 Reading room open from 2:30 to ) o clock daily, except Sunday. Public cordially invited.
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R'nai Birth Meeting.

The January meeting of the B'nai Birth lodge, will be held Monday evening at s o'clock, at the Temple At this meeting the program, recep- ton and other plans for l}nai L}'rith day, to be held January l6, will be discussed.
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Rees-Naitntine.
 The marriage of Miss Emily k Rees of LeavenWo1'th, Kansas, and L. (;. Valentine, of E&n&1s City, Mo, Was quietly sotemnized Thursday evening at 80 o'clock, at the fnanse of Rev. J. l. Norris. pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Norris ofEiciated. Mr. and Mrs Valen- tine left yesterday afternoon for Rob Roy where they will make their honlg for the present as Mir. Valentine is q contractor on the bridge at that place. Miss Rees is a very attractive. young lady, and the groom is com petent in his contracting work He was unable to get away from his work and the young lady came here from LeavenWorth, met him here by appointment and they were married.
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There ~Wil be regular services Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday.
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arr Memorial MethOdist-Preach

Carr Memorial MethOdist-Preach- al a. m, and 7:30 D. m., by M. w. Manville. pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m C. w Matthws, supt. If you have no church home come and wor- shin with us
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Miss .stn4,ed Hostess.

Miss .stn"ed il0~tes>.
 A.@- !}t.aale Atwood. daughter of Mrs. r. D. Atwood. will entertain with 2 bridge party next week. compliment tarE to the visiting young ladies.
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1 Bridge Party.
 Mrs. Y. D. Wilkins will entertain d number of friends this afternoon at
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The Christian Church Sixth and Beech. C. C. Cline, minister Pressing Forward will be the pas tors morning theme. At night he will present The Personal Ground of Hope in Death" Special Songs at night. On Wednesday night Mrs Maude kientz will lead the prayer service, after which the twelfth les son in training for service will be re- cited led by Fred Hiner. All the class are urged to be present
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Lutheran Church-East Sixth ave- nue and Florida st. English Sunday School 9:30 a. m., German service 10:45 a. m., English service 7;30 ?. m. \ cordial invitation is extended to all.
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First Methodist Church-The reg ular services January 9, at the First Methodist church will be conducted by the pastor, Rev w. C, Davidsoil Rev Davidson is fine speaker and his sermons are very practical and forceful and all who have heard him feel that he is going to be a great power in the church. The service Sunday morning at II o'clock will be preached in interest of the official board Of the church. The evening
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bridge al her home on Weu Fifth avenue.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
WILL SUE ROOSEVELT.
Judge Baldwin Will Wait No
Longer for Retraction.

New Haven. Nov. 5.-Judge Simon f.
Baldwin. the Democratic nominee for gov
ernOr of Connecticut. said to-day:
Il have asked ex-President Roosevelt
to retract a statement which he made in
a speech in New Hampshire as to my
holding a certain view on point OF law
He denies that he made the statement in
the form in which it was reported by
the stenosrapher and widely published
He also If I understand his letter OF
November ., has written me that the
statement If made was true.
Il shall waste no more words upon him,
but intend when I have leisure to at
tend 10 it, 10 bring suit on account OF
his making the statement which | have
no doubt, was. IN fact, correctly reported.
] should have been better pleased if he
had made a frank retraction. As he re-
fused to 90 this l regard il as my duty
to bring him to justice,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

A triunphal procession, probably
the most significant and elaborate
religious parade that has swung
down the boulevards of tbs Capital
in years, will be held this afternoon
by the Sons of the Holy Name So
ciety, under auspices which will
make it practically a national event.
Bearing aloft the banner of their
order-wllich is dedicated to the
task of reducing profanity and bias
phemy-more than 5000 marchers
will parade from the Capitol TO the
Monument via Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventeenth street. The event
is not confined to Washington
alone Baltimore promises TO send
1000 marchers, and Alexandria and
Frederick, Md, are both sending
large delegations.
SIN BANDS ENGAGED.
In six large divisions. each headed by
band. the impressive spectacle will
swing into the Avenue shortly after ?
O'Clock and will be reviewed from the
par!ors OF the New Willard by a number
OF distinguished clergy, including Bishop
Corrigan. Of Baltimore. and the papal del
egatc Diomede FaiconiO.
Forvent prayers for fair weather were
offered last evening By Chief Marshal P.
]. Haltigan and his aids.
Should a blizzard or q binding down
pour OF rain arr.ye this morning the
parade viii be postponed for a week. IN
al probability. In the event OF a shower
the procession will be held as scheduled.
but the concluding exercises planned for
the Monument Grounds. where q small
grand stand has been erected. VIII be held
IN St Matthews Church. in Rhode ISL
and avenue. The speakers will be Michael
I Weller, of this city. and Rev. Edward
Fitzgerald, of New York, a priest whose
work is well known to Washington
Catholics.
The visiting marchers from Maryland
and Virginia will be honored by being
placed at the head OF the parade. The
brethren from the Monumental City will
arrive shortly before o'clock and will
Continued on Page s, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
ELECTION FORECASTS.

HOUSE-Most forecasts give Democrats from six to forty
ority
NEW YORK-Generay conceded that Dix will carry the State
by at least 50000 and that the Democratic delegation the
House will be increased.
OHIO-Harmon while strong weeks ago, looks like
winner and the legislature appears to be Democratic
NEW ERSEY-Wson picked by practically all unbiased OBJ
servers
MASSACHUSETTS will be close with chances slightly
avorng Foss
commemorative Baldwin should wn with Congress
sonal delegation probably equally divided
INDIANA-The between Beverdge and Kern has been
spirited but the trend has been toward Beverdge
PENNSYLVANIA-W three tickets in the field it looks like
Tener or Berry, with the Democrat running third.
KANSAS-A hard fight has been made Stubbs his
election is somewhat doubtful
IOWAProgessve Repubicanm appears have held this State
pretty well in line.
Observation-Disclosures among Democrats makes the State
look Republican
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
CHARGEs AGAINsT HARMON.

CHARGES AGAINST HARMON.
He played up Harmon's catch phrase,
Guilt is personal" and tried to apply
1t to the governor, and thus hold him
responsible for alleged double dealing.
He said that In the case OF the rebat-
ing. GOV. Harmon sought to diseredit
'.an innocent man" by indicting him
when the attorney general reported that
no did not see how with the facts be-
fore him any Indictment could possibly
lie. That was Paul Morton. MIR. Roose-
welt declared as others have in this cam
paign. that Harmon received SZS,o0 a
year as receiver for the c. H. & d., and
at the same time was getting $4,000
wear for being governor Of the State. He
said that there had been Illegal dealings
by the road while Mr.. Harmon was re
ceiver.
In the matter of local issues. the col
oneI charged the governor with being in
alliance with "such interests as those
which have prevented the passage Of the
Republican utilities bill In Ohio" James
R. Garfield has been deeply interested in
this proposition. and lie has had a good
deal TO say about the governors atti-
tude on the question. Mr.. Garfield was
with Mr.. Roosevelt all day to-day.
The colonel kept his promise OF de-
Tending the New Nationahsm in the
Buckeye state, and tonight he did 1t
warmly. He had nothing to say about
Mr.. Foraker, but the decisive manner in
which he expounded was direct enough
TO let the 5000 present know that his re-
gard for Foraker has not increased since
the old days at Washington.
He indorsed the State Republican ticket
from top to bottom without getting wild
about Candidate Harding or the platform
which indorsed the administration of
President Taft and the Payne-Aidrich
law. This was the most enthusiastic thing
he said about Mr.. Harding:
IF Mr. Harding Is elected you will have
a governor who will put through the pub
lie utilities bill"
Eschews Tariff Comment.
True TO his promise, the colonel follow
ed the line of least resistance and spoke
in a general way of the tariff. He men
toned President Taft only in connection
with that
His night speech was optimistic in tone
and pleaded for a get-together Republi-
can party with progressive ideals. He
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
STRIKE STILL ON.
Efforts for Peace Unavailing and
Violence Continues.

New York, Nov S.-All conferences and
the efforts of Mayor Gaynor t. settle
the express drivers strike proved futile
to-day. The companies refuse to recog-
nize the union. Frank H. Platt who took
his fathers place as president of the
United States Express Company, is re-
garded as the principal stumbling block
in the way of an agreement. A general
teamsters' strike may be the outcome Of
the present deadlock.
Stones and bricks stormed in upon a at
Broadway and Seventh street this after
noon. and the strikers followed these by
climbing on the wagon and trying to get
at the two men.
John Perry. the guard. got out a TevOl-
yer. and when one side OF his face and
his ear had been torn by one of the
climbers. he fired. hitting the man in the
stomach. He was sent 10 the Flower
Hospital. 1t was said tonight that he
was likely TO die. He is Peter Roach.
twenty years old, a helper.
Perry was arrested on a charge of fell
OniOus assault. Roach was placed under
arrest In the hospital on charges OF fell
onious assault and disorderly conduct.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
ROOSEVELT ATTACKS
HARMON'S RECORD
LaSheS the Ohio Governor for Dealings in Railroad
ReCeiyerShip and Defends Paul Morton
as Innocent Man"

Cleveland Nov 5Roosevet ahed Gov Harmon to-day He
through Ohio ndorsng candidates OF the Republican
hamerng the governor every He ended the campaign
Cleveland tonight with final whak Harmon
the Republican party here and everywhere else.
In order help the Ohio Republicans whose chances victory
are slight colonel tonight did hand out warm in
dorsemen Candidate Harding uphold the work the admins
He attacked Harmon personally He hammered Demo-
cratic nominee in much the has hammered Dix and
other Democrats this fall.
The important features of the oones
his connection receiver of the Cincinnati Hamilton
Dayton Railroad and his part the prosecution of the cases
in which Morton then member OF Roosevs Cabinet was n
volved
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

RACES.
I-Holy Name Celebration To-day.
Orphans Fund Swelled By Hundreds.
Roosevelt Assails Harmon.
9-Dr. Wiley a Conservationist.
s-Taft Talks on Economy Play.
True Reformers Get Geod New.
4-Editorial.
News from European Capitals.
e-Politcal Forecasts FOR Tuesday.
7--Warner Addresses Big Meeting.
News OF Alexandria.
Services at GOrsuch Church.
SECOND PART.
Society News and Gossip.
In the Theatrical World.
OF Interest 10 Motorists.
Wants Twenty-Five Years for Reward
G. F. .. Personal Mention.
Mystery OF Lost Schooner
PART THREE.
Grisc0m, the Shipping King.
French Officers 20 Ride Here.
The Man Who Moved Nations.
Walt Mason, the Kansas Bard.
Stories Of Famous Poems.
Jack London's Burning Daylight"
Fashions Facts and Fancles.
Mrs. Symes' Health Page.
The Optimists' Club
The Real Sport Of Cripple Creek.
REAL ESTATE SECTION.
SPORTING SECTION.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
BRINGS FATHERS PICTURE.
"Surrender of Yorktown" Intended
for Baltimore Courthouse,

Paris. Nov 5.-Jean Pierre Laurens. the
painter. and a son of Jean Paul Laurens,
sailed for New York to-day on the steam
ship La Lorraine with his more famous
fathers decorative picture Of the Sur
render of Yorktown which is intended
for the courthouse of the city OF Balti-
more. The father charged the younger
artist with the work of installing the
picture. While in America the younger
Laurens will give an exhibition of MS
own pictures.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
VALLADARES IN TROUBLE.
Members OF Small Army Threaten to
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Members OF Small Army Threaten to
Desert.
Gen. Jose Maria Vaiiadares. the des-
potic ruler of the island of Amapala, on
the west coast of Hondura who has
been dismissed from Office by President
Davila. of Honduras, hut who refuses
to vacate, is having troubles with the
members of his small army. by means
of which he retains the dictatorship of
the island.
A dispatch was received at the State
Department yesterday from Fenton b.
McCreery, American Minister at Teguci-
galpa, saying that Gen. Valladares' sol
diers had begun 20 desert.
II is likely that steps will be taken
shortly TO compel Valladares to give up
his Office and permit the installation OF
hts successor.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
DR.. CRIPPEN LOSES.
Slayer of Belle Elmore Will Be
Hanged Next Tuesday.

London, Nov. 5.-Dr, Hawley H Grip
pen, convicted of the murder of his wife,
Belle Elmore, the actress, to-day played
his last card and lost. He will be hanged
on November s.
The Criminal Court Of Appeals heard
his appeal from the conviction OF the
lower court and decided against him on
all points. The court refused TO grant a
new trial. and confirmed the order Of
execution. which viii be carried out on
Tuesday next
Crippen was brought TO the courthouse.
but kept in a cell pending decision on
an appeal against Justice Ridley's ruling
that he could not attend the proceedings
This ruling was set aside and Crippen
was brought into the dock. He was very
pale. and evidently had lost strength since
his conviction.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
PROMPT ELECTION NEWS.

The Washington Herald always equipped to handle big news
fresh from the wire
Its fine bulletin service many important occasions has
taught the people of Washington where to look for quick ne
gent, and perfect service
On Tuesday night will, similar occasions heretofore,
the election results fast the votes counted Spe
cial telegraph will keep The Washington Herald touch
with the whole country and bulletins will be thrown upon huge
screen in front OF this office
The Original Megaphone Man. with whom the city has long
been pleasantly acquainted will be hand and aid in spreading
the
Everybody invited
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
COURT FREES GIRL SLAYER.
WOmen Plead for CIemencx i'm Case
of Effie Wilson.

San Francisco, Nov. 5-Efhe Wilson the
sixteen-year-old. Texas girl. who stands
self-accused Of the killing OF Guido Varst
whb brought her from her San Antonio
home TO the night life OF this city, was
ordered released.
When Police Judge Conlan heard her
story several prominent San Franciscan
women begged that he show clemency.
Judge COnlan released her in their Gus
tody. without bond, and said she should
90 back TO her mother. accompanied by
Mrs. Seaton, wife OF q former judge.
IN tho name OF the law. l arrest this
girl fOr murder cried the attorney for
Varsi's relatives. Judge Conlan Yebuked
him and directed Mrs. Seaton to take
charge Of The prisoner. The attorney Sc
cured a new warrant. but no Judge would
sign it nor officer serve it.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
BALLOON CROSSES CHANNEL.
NouRg WeIshman Forced to Land
Before Reaching Paria.

London. Nov. 5.-For the third time
during the past month ,or more an air
ship has successfully crossed the English
Channel. Ernest T. Willows. a young
Welshman. who came into prominence
on August Z by his balloon flight from
Cardiff TO London, ascended Yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Wormwood
Scrubbs in the same airship in which he
invaded London. The airship however.
has been reconstructed so as to enable It
to carry an engineer, besides Willows
The airship used by Willows is equipped
with a S5-horsepOwer motor and filed
with S2,000 cubic feet Of gas
Willows landed at Douai. nifty miles in
land from Calais. in consequence of the
loss of gas. and also because he had lost
his map and did not know his where
abouts. lie alighted at O'Clock this
morning. The frame Of the airship was
slightly damaged. Willows is repairing
this and replenishins his hydrogen. after
which ne wiz continue his journey 10
Paris.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
GUITEAU'S WIFE DIES.
Spouse of Garfeld's Murderer Sue
cumbs at Omaha.

Omaha, Nov. 5-Mrs. Enoch Allen. OF
Omaha, formerly the wife Of Guiteau,
murderer of President Garfield, died at
her home in this city this week. The
fact that Mrs. Allen was once the wife
of the assassin was kept very secret. only
a few friends of the family being aware
Cf the relationship
She was married 10 Guiteau at Free
port, III, and separated from him two
years before The tragedy. At that time
she was living IN Boulder, Colo, and
was called as a witness IN the case to
prove that Guiteau was not insane
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Gener-
ally fair to-day; tomorrow fair,
moderate northwest TO west
winds.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
FUND FOR GRAYS
MAKES BIG CAIN
Money Pouring In Like a
Great Flood of Charity.
ALL FOR WORTHY CAUSE
subscriptions Reach Splendid
Total OF S1,46792.
ALL FOR WORTHY CAUSE

Census Bureau Employees Break All
Records for Individual COntribu-
Result of a Brief Canvass, While
ether Offices Give Literally for
support of Orphaned Children.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
Hotel Proprietor Accused.

Roanoke, Va. New. 81 H. Jessie. pro-
prietor of the Tip Top Hotel, was held
to the grand jury for the murder of
David Franklin Marshall at a preliminary
hearing yesterday. Marshall was a guest
OF the Tip Top Hotel and was killed IN
his room the night of October L.