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The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

President Taft leaves tonight for the
FIRST long trip OF the spring He Will be
away from the White House just one
week. returning next Friday. In time to
enjoy the first al fresco entertainment
this year at the White House.
He viii visit Buffalo. Pittsburg, Cinein-
natl. and St Louis. where he will make
speeches. and at Pittsburg and st. Louis
attend the ball games. At Cincinnati
Mr. Taft will have a chance TO see the
May festival.
According to friends Of tho President.
no will not make any political talks. or.
IL he does, they will not be at all sensa-
tional He Is not inclined 10 stir things
UP az the present and wants to let well
enough alone.
With the President will go Secretary
OF State Knox, who will accompany him
as far as Pittsburg and from there re-
turn TO washington. The Secretary ex-
poets 70 stay in his home town long
enough to witness the ball game. Capt.
A. w. Butt and c. c. Wagner. OF the
White House Office staff. will accompany
the President
Sent 90 Asylum.
Joseph Butrim. who says his home IS
in Boston. but who came originally from
Russia, came to Washington 10 take his
place as President OF the United States.
After an examination by Sanitary Oneer
stroufe at police headquarters he was
60 ka T.Av-a--w.n,s
Insane.
He didn't appear TO mind II at ALL and ad-
mired the Capitol when he passed in the
ambulance and rather liked the white
buildings OF the government institutions.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
DEAR OLD SONGS.

Hundreds of readers of The Washington Herald were
the verge Of disappointment yesterday.
The arrival of fresh supply of Dear Old Songs happily
met the constant and increasing demand
All day yesterday coupons and the requisite dime
being presented The mails loaded down with orders
is remarkable collection of songs with real heart
erest 1t is wonder that the requests for the book excel
anything in the history of The Washington Herald.
And shows that the people read The Washington Herald
There lesson experience for every advertiser
See coupon ad page in to-day's paper.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
KINGS DAUGHTERS IN SESSION
Canon j. w. Austin Makes an Ad-
dress on Personal Holiness.

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The fourteenth annual council Of the
Daughters OF the King In the Diocese Of
Washington was held yesterday In ST.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Canon J.
W. Austin. Of ST. Thomas Church. made
an address on personal holiness and prep
aration for holy communion.
Holy communion was celebrated by
Rev. George F. Dudley. rector OF 81
Stephens. assisted by Canon Austin and
Rev. II. G. England. The following Of
fcers were elected
President, Mrs. A. A Birney; vice presi-
dent Mr4 G. c. F. Bratenahl: second
vice president, Mrs. II. c. Gilmore: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Davies; CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. H C. England;
treasurer. Mrs. ". J. Niyrth. Mrs. Birney
was elected delegate TO the convention 10
be held on October Il, II, and I3
An address on womRn's work In China
was given by Rev. John W. Nichols
Special paper on the ideal Daughters Of
the King was read by Mrs. Wood. The
question box was answered by Canon De
VTies.
At o'clock a tea and evening prayer
were given and an address made by Rev.
F. B. Howden
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

assessment for the Widening OF Nine
teenth street. The property had been
sold subject 10 assessment" and when
the money was paid in no one seemed to
know 20 what use II was TO be put.
In order to clear the deal. DR.. Tin
dali. secretary OF the board OF Commits
sioners, sent out an order dated April
10. 1902. that the amount due on the lot
when transferred from the original own
er TO the Chinese government would be
received as full payment Of all general
taxes. Until the question as 20 whether
the widening OF Nineteenth street and the
consequent taxing OF the property hold
ers In that district. was legal the check
was TO be held in escrow"
On August IA, 1907. the check was
cashed and the amount placed with
other miscellaneous funds Auditor
Tweedale found the amount in the
Treasury the other day and wrote 10 Mr..
Thomas. He received a letter IN reply
20 the effect that the courts have decided
that the District can have the money.
SO Mr.. WI, though he since has left
the country, will have his Cancelled check
returned 20 him after eight years
q q q q
Residents OF Fourteenth street, near
Euclid, are wondering how the contrsc-
tors. who are digging foundation for an
apartment house, exert their influence
over the police or thu engineer depart
ment OF the District government. Some
one has completely blocked the sidewalk
by erecting barbados across the entire
pavement. compelling pedestrians 20 walk
around II there is police regulation
against obstruction 1t is disregarded. The
case seems all the more curious when In
stances are known OF the police arrest
ing citizens and compelling them 70 80
TO Police Court for such minor offenses
as allowing a horse TO be tied 20 a tree
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
READY BUDGET IS NEEDED.
Canal Fortifications Can BE Com
pleted in Four Years

The fertilization OF the Atlantic and Pa
cific terminals Of the Panama Canal will
be completed in three and one-half years
II Congress appropriAtes 100000 right
away 70 start the work. according to an
estimate sent TO Speaker Cannon yegter-
day by Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
Hills, transmitting a letter from Secre-
tary OF War Dickinson.
The limit OF cost Of this fertilization
work is not mentioned. as the $4,000, 900 is
said to be toward" the cost OF the gen
eral defense plan.
THE Secretary OF war" says Mr.. Hi
lis. states that II was not practicable to
submit this estimate when those for the
canal construction were submitted. in
the annual book OF estimates for 1911, for
the reason that It is based upon the re-
port OF board of officers Of the army
and navy which has Just been received. -
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Noted Pastor Her. Tue.dnr.

Rev. DR.. John Hunter, pastor OF Trim.
ity Congregational Church. Glasgow,
Scotland, who has reached America on a
mission OF unusual interest to the re-
liglous world. is to speak in Washington
at the Church OF Our Father next Tues
day evening at o'clock. His subject will
be The universal Christ and the uni
versal church"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Hearing for Protesting Citizen.

AS a result OF the Commissioners trip
over several parts Of the city 10 in
spect the conditions OF the streets. they
will hold a public meeting on May 4 to
decide whether or not 1t is necessary to
have bridge built over First street con-
meeting warehouse with the railroad.
Citizens in the vicinity have protested
against a bridge
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
HANDICRAFT EXHIBIT DRAWS.

Scope OF Washington Art and Crafts
school Show Is Extensive.
Practically everything that comes with
in the scope Of the Washington Arts and
Crafts School may be seen at the annual
exhibit which opened recently and CON
tinues to attract a throng of visitors.
The exhibits range from pencil draw
ings to large wood carvings and other
specimens OF handicraft. and is the most
successful given under the auspices Of
the school.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
SOLDIER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Wife Fails to Answer Telegram
Telling of Condition.

Telling OF Condition.
Another domestic tragedy hovers about
the cot at Casualty Hospital, where Mel
vim Taylor. an eK-soldier OF a negro cav
airy, fingers between life and death His
wife. with whom he has had trouble IS
in Richmond She has made no response
to telegram notifying her OF the mans
condition.
Taylor is employed IN the Government
Printing once and resides at IS Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. Shortly after
o'clock yesterday he went to his room
on the second floor, drank large guam
tity Of arsenic. and with a sharp razor
slashed hts throat inhietInK a deer
wound and barely missing the main ar
terry.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
RELIGIOUS HERALD ATTACKS
G. W. 0. IN AN EDITORIAL

1T ought never to have been born"
says the Religious Herald, of this week.
in a lengthy editorial on the affairs OF
George Washington University, which, It
says, has been in hot water ever since
1t has been been born"
DR.. Nesdhan, who resigned Wednesday,
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
GIRL GAVE ANOTHER NAME.

Young Cashier Protests Against
Connection with shOpIifting.
Annie Holzwarth. a young girl. who
said she is employed as cashier in @
street lunchroom. called at police head
quarters yesterday to protest against her
name being used In connection with the
girls who were arrested wednesday aft
ernoon on a charge Of shoplifting.
She was informed the girl who was
arrested had given that name, and that
the police were unable TO alter the record.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Local Temperature,

Midnight 81; a n @; aA m. g. Ia n 20;
Q a. n, 81; 10 p m. IS; II noon, s.; .. m. 50;
4 P M. co. ? m. So 9 ,. NJ. So; 10 D. m. a.
Maximum, g. minimum, ~.
Relative humidity-S q. m. a: 2 n m. -;
D m. D. Rainfall Is ?. N 10 ?. NJ, 0. Hours
Of sunshine l27. Per cont Of possible sunshine 100.
Temperature 1ms date last year-MaIimum, s.,
minimum e.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
RITES FOR A. B. EVANS.
Brief Services Here VIII Precede
Conveyance OF Body to Richmond.

conveyance OF booy TO Richmond.
The body OF Andrew Bunyan Evans
who died at Colorado Springs. Colo, or
Sunday last, reached Washington las
night. Rev. Samuel H. Greene, Of tn,
Calvary Baptist Church. will conduct q
brief service, AZ 10 o'clock this morning
AZ which only Mrs. Evans and her i'm
mediate family will be present.
Then the body will be accompanied e
Richmond. Va. the former home OF Mr.
Evans, where services will be held 10,
the relatives only. under the auspices OF
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. Of P. Mrs. Evans viii
be accompanied TO Richmond by her
mothers sister, Mrs. z. A. Clements. and
J. II. Mullen, representing the Washing,
ton Times. with which paper Mr.. Evan.
was lately connected
Mrs. T. ". Tyler. the mother OF Mrs
Evans. who is III in a Philadelphia hos.
pital, has not been advised OF the death
Of her son-in-law, owing 10 her seriou.
condition.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Country Dance Given

A country dance was given last night at
Pythian Temple. under the name OF Eye
olde tyne barn dance" by ]. S. Caldwell
Company No. 7. Uniform Rank. Knights
Of Pythias. The receipts are to be used
for the benefit OF the Milwaukee fund.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
FIVE sCALDED TO DEATH.
Steam Pipe on Freighter Bursts and
Members of Crew Perish,

New Orleans. April 2S.-Five members OF
the crew OF the Morgan Line Steamship
e Alba. bound from Galveston 10 New
York with a cargo Of onions. met their
death in q most horrible manner. Satur-
day, April q, while the ship was in the
Gulf Of Mexico. twenty-three hours out
from the Texas port
The main steanpipe In the boiler room
Of the freighter burst and a great stream
OF scalding vapor was sent forth envel-
oping the compartment and literally boil
Ing the unfortunate sailors.
The big vessel was crippled by the ac-
cident and was helpless until her condi-
ton was learned in port though the wire
less.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
MARRIED.

PETTY-WATERs-O Thursday, April
q. 1910, at p. m, at the residence OF
the bride, AL Thirty-fOuTth street
northwest, by the Rev. F. B. Howden.
rector OF 81. Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church, DR.. WILLIAM K. PETTY
and Miss MATTE WATERS. No
cards
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
HEBREWS GET INJUNCTION.

Installation of Morris Fetermau
Held Up by Congregation.
Justice Barnard yesterday granted
members Of the Congregation OF Ahov
sholem. the Hebrew church at Fifth and
I streets, a temporary injunction holding
up the installation OF Morris Feterrnan
as president OF the congregation.
Mr.. Feterman for six months held that
position and was reelected. Dissentions
in the congregation led to the appeal
to tho courts in an attempt 20 prevent
his installation.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

There are branch ofices OF The Wash
Ington Herald scattered ell over the city,
but II none is conveniently located for
you. your ed. will be accepted over the
| phone at the regular rata
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
TWO DOG OWNERS ON SEARCH.

Unique Fellowship Develops Be-
tween WeII-knOwn Men.
A peculiar bond OF fellowship developed
yesterday between Christian Heurich. OF
1907 New Hampshire avenue northwest,
and DR.. G. r. Hollingsworth OF Thirtieth
and Canal streets, Georgetown. for both
were grieving over the disappearance OF
their pet dogs.
Mr.. Heurich described his missing AMI
nal as a large mouse-colored mastit,
with no tag attached % the collar Dr.
Hollingsworth's dog was a yellow and
white bull. with both collar and tag.
Iarpest Mnrninp Circnlstinn
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

teaspoonfuI OF glycerin added to the
rinsing water makes the nannelS come
out like new
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

V1.cc Of the
LANSTON MoNOTTPE MACHINE COMPANY.
Isl CsuoWhiu street

LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY.
Isl CsIowhtu street.
PHILADELPHIA April Is IgI1
The annual meeting u the stockholders % the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY
VIII be held AZ the Hotel Fleischmaun- AlczAndr1a
Va at y O'Clock noon on THURSDAY .hs Sh
DAY Of May. 1910. FOR the purpose Of electiaS
Board n DTuctors 70 serTe for the ensuing year AID
Of ratiiytng the action Of the Board q DectoTI q
The Company In authorizing the sale Of s. 10000 II
the increased capital stock of the Company 20 tbs
stockholders Of the Company in the proportion %
their holdings At the time. in the manner, and fo-
the priCe - forth in resolution q the Board q
Directors and FOR the further purpose q trzrsacing
such other business may properly cone before H.
Tr1nSfsT books vii b closed April 3 81 u
O'Clock noon and viii be reopened % May 20 81 10
O'Clock =. II.
By order Of the Board a Directo-s
W ARTHUR GEILMAN
apls-dl6t Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL BALLOT.

MOUNT RAINIER. ND.
FOR MAYOR. Vote for oneO
JOYCE. ROBERT E.
OBERLIN, STEWART z.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
Ward No. / Vote for one.)
BOHRER, c. o.
Ward No ?. Vote for one.)
MOORE, J. B.
Ward No. 5. Cvote for one)
FOWLER, Q. J..
VANNEMAN. W. II.
Ward No I. Vote for one)
HUGHES. GILBERT W.
WINSLOW, A. II.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

Temperatures in other cities. tossthe= With the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve bourS ended At
p. m. yesterday, follOTS;
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Tide Table.

To-dAy-High tide, u:u q n. and Il,So n =
Low tide, AS a. N. and SIS D. N
To-moGrow-High tide. u:5s a. M. Low tide S:
q. n. and 6Ss D m
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
TRIPDEGINST TONIGHT
President Taft Will Visit
Four Western Cities.
SPEECHES TO BE NoNPoLIT1cAL

Chief Executive Not Inclined TO Stir
Things Up-Candidate for White
House Job sent to Insane Asylum.
-Four House Insurgents Threat
ened II They Block Plans.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
G. v. U. TRUSTEES
POSTPONE ACTION

Continued from Page one.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29
Condition OF tn. Water

Special to The Washington He4ald
HaTrers FevTJ. W. Va. April 1.-BoEh rivers r.--
muddy.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

REMOVAL NUIIJL-
4. s CAywuod beCs o. anInUrCe the removal q
his real estate otic- from S3 Pin - nv. 70 his
new cfHce sly y. Y. ave. nv. apeA7t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
kNoTs ALL FIRMLY TIED.
validity OF 5000 Marriages. Performed
by Rev. a. II. burroughs Sustained.
lSpecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.


Bristol, Va, February LIN the
case of H. +. Steele VS.. Lula Steele, a
suit for divorce, Special Judge II. II.
Smith, Of the Circuit Court at Blount-
VILE, Tenn. to-day handed down an
important decision. inasmuch as it in
volved the validity of 1900 marriages
performed here during the last twenty
years by Rev. Alfred Harrison Bur-
roughs the minister of originals
Gretna Green, where hundreds Of young
Vrginians and West Virginians have
consummated Opponents.
The only allegation in the suit OF
Steele VS.. Steele was that the marriage
was illegal, the ground being that
licenses issued by deputy clerk of
the court here. instead of by the clerk
at Blountville, We're illegal and void.
Judge Smith holds that while the prac-
tice should be discouraged. he finds
nothing in the facts to warrant the
Steele marriage illegal. and therefore
declines to grant the relief sought by
the complainant, holding all such
licenses as have been issued in Brls-
tol to be in conformity to the law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
WRETCHED LADY
NOW RESTORED
Mrs. Boggs Tells All About Her
Years Of Wretched Health and
How She Was Restored
by Cardui.

Ncbo, Moi am almost unable to de-
scribe what used to be my feelings
writes Mrs. Sarah Boges, Of this place.
~ suffered for years with a pain in my
left side, dragging feelings, and was almost
unable to stand on my feet. | couldn't
sleep nights, and had smothcring spells,
| had pain in my back, head and side, and
had taken medicines till had got out Of
heart.
"On your advice ] took Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic. and now am glad | am so
much better. can do my washing now
and all my homework, and can walk two
miles all right. owe you all a debt of
gratitude for the good that Cardu did to
me-
Cardui isrot ,a-chcmical, prepared SYM
,hcticalIv from coal tar or other minerals.
r. Is the natural extract of the plants of
which il is composed, and contains all
ther real therapeutic, curative value, on
th The principle Of herb medicines favorably
Known TO mankind for thousands Of years.
II is therefore natural medicine, a
medicine you can feel confidence in, a safe,
harmless Vegetable remedy, Of long known
merit,
You know that Carclui will help you
because it has helped SO many others.
Try it,
N B.--Writeto, Ladies Advisory Dept.
Chattanooga Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA
Tenn, for Special Instructions and 6st-pacc
book, "Ilome Treatment for Women,'
sent in plain wrapper, OH request,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

ufacturers, of this city. who have pur-
chased the Cullngworth plant in Rich
mond, have already consummated their
removal. and have ceased manufactur-
ing here. Maclin & Son is one of tho
Oldest tobacco manufacturing firms in
Petersburg.
The funeral of the late Captain Louis
L. Marks took place from Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal Church this
afternoon and was very largely at
tended. The impressive services We're
conducted by the Rev. Thomas r..
Reeves, pastor of the church. assisted
by other ministers, A. p. Hill Camp OF
Confederate Veterans. Powhatan Starke
Lodge of Masons. the Mems Bible class,
OF which the deceased was the teacher,
the official body of the church attended
in bodies. The pall-bearcrs We're the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Cincinnati. o.. February 1.-The
cause OF the death Of Mrs. Jesse Van
Zandt whose bound ard roasted body
was discovered lying on her kitchen
stove last Saturday morning, is even
now as great a mystery az when the
corpse was discovered.
Theories were brought forward to-
day OF both murder and suicide. 1t il
claimed on one side that the woman
bound her feet with the intention of
hanging herself, and that she had
then drank portion of the bottle of
belladonna. which was found near the
body. overcome by the poison, she is
supposed to have fallen across the gas
stove. The motive fsSound in her un-
happiness over the admitted infatua-
ton of her husband for the young girl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

most probable route seems to be down
Cranesnest River, passing within two
miles of Clintwood, the capital Of tho
county, and through the famous
Breaks to Elknorn City. Ky. Other
surveys have also been made alona
Mcclure and Poun, Rivers. as we'll as
Rrssell's Fork CT Big Sandy River but
1T appears that tho most practicable
route is that before outlined. Consid-
cradle interest is being manifested liz
.he enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

whose father caused her 10 be placed
in a-convent on account of Van Zandts
attentions.
On the other hand. one OF Mrs. Van
Zandt's neighbors declared to-day to
the ponce that she had seen man
running down the alley from the Van
Zardt home shortly after the approx
innate time of the woman's death. This
witness, woman, gave a description
of the man for whom the police are
now looking.
In the meantime, Jesse Van Zandt
The dead woman's husband VINO is held
by TIE police, persists under the most
rigid examination. Oh his original
statement that when he left his home
on Saturday morning his wife was
we'll and apparently happy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

The board of directors
Of the Savings Bank Of Richmonu
row at the death Of Their asS ,ntaa''s
hn,rInr sound Judgment and devo-
lion to duty Will be remembered by
nose who came In frequent contact
with him. ,,,,,,,,
an. sincere sylnpathies and pray
NAT "Ee who guards the widow and
ths Orphans" may send Ills balm OF
ee'o,nnsolation in their sad aft'lction I,
Re il resolved, That narge In
our record book be dedicated 20 h,s
memory, and that COPY OF this
,rih,,te he sent to his family, and
mat same be published in the daily
nnpers Of this city
FtiRANNlLLE q, VALENTINE,
John w, GORDON,
Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
WILL CONSIDER BOND ISSUE.
Meeting of Stockholders of southbound
to he Held iii Winston.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Roanoke, Va. February Ia meet
ing of the stockholders of the VIM
Salem Southbound Railway Conn
pany has been called tor next Friday
at Winston Salem. AT this meeting
the question of the issue of S5,OOO,0oo
in bonds of the company Will be con-
sidered, and If consented to the issue
will be made at once, A deed OF trust
on all or any specified part Of the
property OF the company will be an-
other matter for the consideration Of
tho meeting. Action upon this sale
will have to be taken. provided the
stockholders decide to Issue tho bonds,
as it will protect any such issue.
The call is held at tho request OF
President il. II. Fries, of the South
, bound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
sournEnN puYs Moron cans.
VIII Dc Used on branch Lines In Meet
ing Competition.
Especial 10 The TIrnes-Dispetch

fSpccinI o The TImes-D Ispptch.1
Spencer, n. c., February 1,--kccn in
tcrest is taken in Spencer in the
announcement that the Southern Rail-
way Company has purchased n large
number OF gas-clcctric motor cars.
which. 1t is said are to be used In
meeting competition on branch lines.
and. It is presumed, In competing with
proposed inter,irban railway lines. The
cars. which VIII be the first of the
motor type to he used In tic South,
arc constructed after the most modern
plans. and are said to be complete in
every detail. Each car will have a
capacity for carrying fifty-two pas
gcnRers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
New Fiscal Year Higgins.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.1
Ivnchburg, Va, February 1.---To,day
marked tho beginning OF a new fiscal
wear for the city, and the Common
Council next week will adopt the
budget OF appropriations for tho year.
Last year the budget carried appro-
prations amounting to ls4ol,1o4.o9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
Negro Killed in Dance Hall.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


Lynchburg. Va February Am
other homicide occurred in negro dive
last night. when, in resort on Salem
Street, known as "Helen's Hail." about
II o'clock. negro named Shakespeare
Goode was shot and instantly killed
by Monroe Kidd. also colored, who es-
capped and had half an hours start on
tho police department before intelli-
gence was sent out of the hall that
murder had been committed.