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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-02-24
Bank of LetIore Statement.

In this issue of The Commonwealth
appears the quarterly statement Of the
Bank Of Lefiore, one of Lefore Comfy .
st~aunchest banking institutions. The
officials and stockholders Of this bank
are justly proudo of the splendid show
ing made in this excellent statement.
We direct your careful attention 10
same, for this showing is worthy of
consideration to every citizen of this
community. With a capital of Gre
Hundred Thousand Dollars, this D, O
gressiye banking house points with
pride to it's deposits, and, in fact, to
every item appearing in tn. statement,
Ever since the organization OF this
bank it has been a potent factor in the
financial circles of this section of the
State, and we commend it and it's eff
Gent officers for the unusually good
showing made in this statement.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-02-24
Lost Strayed or Stolen.

A dark red horse mule with black
name and tail, about s or 8 years old
white shot in left eye. Liberal reward
for return to,
w. W. ELLIS, JR.,
Berclair, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-02-24
Wanted.

Married couple or two young men
to board in private family. Call at this
Office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-02-24
For Sale.

Two good sound Mules and two
Horses, in splendid condition. A bar
gain to che right person. Apply to,
]. T. FLANAGAN or Phone 1855.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
ANACOSTIA.

Salem lodge, No. q, Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, of Anacostia, last night
installed new officers, as follows: w. L.
Beasley, noble grand; Samuel L Dam
eron, vice noble grand; Joseph K. Davis
on, recording secretary; James England,
financial secretary. and ]. W. Payne.
treasurer.
A meeting OF the committee Of the Ana
costa Citizens Association having in
charge the arrangements for the public
flag raising, to take place in Logan Park
the latter part of September, was held
last evening at the residence Of the chair
man, 2217 Nichols avenue.
Several improvements have been made
to the Congress Heights public school
within the past few months which will
add materially to the structure. The ex-
tension of the water and sewer mains to
that suburb has made 1t possible to in
stall q modern plumbing system. How
ever. in so doing 1t was necessary TO
utilize the children's playroom. and a re-
quest is to be made that another room
be provided for this use.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
CAREY GIRL MAKES THREAT.
Says She VIII Never Live to Face
Judge De Lacy.

Florence Carey, whose recent arrest in
Baltimore will result in her appearance
before Judge De Lacy, of the Juvenile
Court, was brought to Washington last
night on a warrant sworn out by her
father, Edward c. Carey.
She was taken to the House OF Deten-
ton Immediately after her arrival at po-
lice headquarters. She told Inspector
Boardman she would never live to be
taken before Judge De Lacey" Inspector
Boardman, however. does not believe she
will carry out her threat.
1t is likely Judge De Lacy will not deal
lightly with the girl. Her last release by
the court was due to her physical condi-
ton, as a result of injuries received to
her back and ankles when she leaped
from the thi-d-story window of tht
House of the Good Shepherd The day
for her hearing before the Juvenile Court
has not ben set.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Steele C3) c. Brcoms ca. Symanoskie. DOre e.,
Hanley, J. Langford Henderson, H. LAngford, Far
rel First base on errors-Ninth 2; North Carolina,
J. Left on bases-Ninth. 5; North CAROLINA, 6. F1Bt
base on baIls-Of Seabright, 2; of Henderson, q of
Dore Hits lnade-0f Seabrght, In Is In
nings: off Henderson, in 2-3 innings. Struck out
BY Henderson, 4; by DOTe. 4. Home runs-Sy-
ranoskie, Miles. Three-base hits-Miles, Steele,
Henderson Lugo vina. Two-base hits-Hanley NJ.
Brome Sacrifice hits-Walters, Hurd- Stolen bases
Walters Steele Crown. Double plays-Miles to
Broome; II. Langford to Nelson to Hanley. Hit By
pitcher-By seabright /; by Dore, q BY Henderson,
l. Wild pitch-Henderson. Umrire-Mr. Hughes
Time Of eame-1 hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
Clnndhnrnfa An Mexico.

Monterey, Mexico, July GA dispatch
from Chihuahua says that torrential
rains OF the severity Of cloudbursts have
caused great damage to mining and
other property Of that section In the
Santa EulalIe camp the flood waters
swept over the town and a number of
people were drowned.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
GAMES TO-DAY.

Bankers League-wash. Loan Com. National.
Capital City League-Nayy Yard vs. Seamen Gun
ners
Commercial League-Wflard vs.. Havenner
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor ~
Agriculture
District League-Bueau ". Adams.
Independence League-Manhattan vs.. St Paul.
Marquette League-St. Stephens ". Naval Medicos
Olympia Deague-Open
R. z. I'm @. A League-Union Station "
Car Department
Southern League-Bookkeepes Auditors
Suburban League-Petworth Is Bruokland.
Sunday School League-Sherwood vs.. Hamlina
Colored Department League-Agriculturs vs.. Bu-
nan
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Qay.
London. July 6.-The sale OF the HUH
library Of wood cuts and engravings was
completed to-day. 1t realized total Of
$74,2 200
London, July 6-whitelaw Reid, the
American Ambassador, gave a reception
to-day In honor Of the delegates to the
International Congress OF Naval Archi
tects. Rear Admirals Watt and Capp:
were the American delegates to the con-
gress.
Berlin, July 6.-The question of the gen.
uineness Of Rembrandt's THE Mill' was
recently submitted to DR.. William Bode
curator Of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum
The doctor says the painting is indis.
putably genuine.
York, Pa, July 6.-The will OF the iate
Miss Auna NJ. Small was probated here
to-day. One hundred and forty-two thou
sand dollars was given in bequests. Hel
servants were each given 5000 Mrs
Mary Franklin, Of Baltimore. a sister, re-
ceives $4,000.
|
ling, convicted of the murder Of ten-year.
old Alma Kelmer, Of Louisville, was to-
day placed in the State penitentiary here
to begin his life sentence.
| Fulton, KY. July 6.-Goshen Adams was
killed and Clarence Ridgeway and WILL
lam Carroll were seriously injured here
to-day in the explosion of the boiler Of a
wheat thrasher.
Tulsa, Okla, July 6.-Burning at the
rate of 100 barrels an hour, the greatest
ing consumed to-day. A. r. Timpins. who
set the oil afire with his lantern, was in.
stantly killed.
Middlebourn, w. Va, July 6.-Yeggmer
this morning blew the post-office safe in
the town Of Booher. Nitroglycerin was
used, and the building was totally wreck
ed. About $500 was taken.
Huntington, w. Va, July 6.-Fire, which
for time threatened to destroy an en-.
tire city block. did $4,000 damage at New
Frederick to-day
Havana, July 6.-This city has beer
without meat for three days, as a result
of the butchers strike. To-day the gro
Gerry workers are threatening to Join the
strike.
Canonsburg. Pa, July 6.-James Brown.
OF Washington, Pa, was killed and three
others were injured in an automobile &C.
cident one mile south Of here this after
noon.
| wilkesbarre. July e.-George L. Marion,
the New York actor under sentence OF
death here for the murder Of his wife,
was to-day refused new trial by the
Superior Court, and viii now be hanged.
unless the board OF pardons interferes,
which is improbable.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
Overland A. c. Challenges.

The Overland Athletic Club would like
to arrange games with all teams averag-
ing sixteen years. Address ]. E. Keyser.
1918 Sixteenth street northwest. The line
UP is Lone. right field; Fisher, center
field; veihmeyer, catcher; Keyes, pitcher
and second base; Hanlon, third base;
Yaques, shortstop; Veehne. first base;
saxton, left field; Davis, Mulligan. and
Keyes, pitchers
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
Sunday Games at Union Park.

Union League Park has been obtained
for Sunday games by Kid Carsey, for
merly pitcher for the Nationals, and the
best attractions will be presented every
Sunday. Next Sunday at 2:3o p. m. the
Washington Giants and their local rivals
the Capital City Cubs, lock horns for
the colored supremacy. At p. m the
winner of the first game will meet the
Metropolitans, composed Of the best
white PLAYERS in the District.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runs-Atkinson. Sudler, Parker II. Brown t2l
Westray Menard, Wilkinson, Simms. F. Savoy.
Earned -Pcst-o2ice, ); Interior. g. First base
by errors-Post-ofHce, Left on bases-Post-ofiice,
6; Interior g. First base balls-oR Parker, );
OF Brooks, . Struck out-Ry Parker. 5; hy Brooks,
. Three-base hity-E 3. Brown. Twobass hits
Atkinson, Thomas Mckinney. Stolen bases-Fair-
fax, westray en-, Wilkinson. Simms. Double play
Mckinney to Brooks 10 wilkiLSon. Hit by pitcher
By Parker, 5; by Brooks l. Umpire-Mr. Harley.
Time Of Eame-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
En,ertained by Fritzi scheff.

Special 10 The Washington HeIAIu
Bristol, Tenn, July S-Fritzi Scheh,
who is in private life Mrs. John Fox, 5r.
wife OF the welI-known novelist, to-day
entertained seyenty-fye passenger agents
of the southern Railway. who are making
a tour of inspection of the system will
an inprouptu concert at her mountain
home at Big Stone Gap.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
OVERTIME GAME
GOES TO INTERIOR
Home Run in Tenth Beats
Navy, 6 to 4.

Interior won yesterday from Navy in
the first game Of extra innings by the
score of Ga
ShalIn drove out a home run with q
man on first, winning the game in the
tenth. Only one was out when winning
run was scored. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
woman Sues for 5000.

Maria Frederick yesterday filed suit
against the District for 5000 damages
alleging that by selling piece OF land
cf which she is the owner and hlling II
ND with loose earth the defendant de-
prived her of it's enjoyment The prop
erty is located in the rear Of No.
Nichols avenue, Anacostia.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
~. Eaith Deacon sails.

New York, July 6.-Attired In a BLACK
costume and wearing a widows bonnet
edged with white ruching and a Ions
black veil. Miss Edith Deacon, the New
port society girl. sailed to-day on the
French liner La Touraine. She was IN
mourning for her iance. George Lee
Peabody, who died some months ago IN
the Johns Hopkins University Hospital
in Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

Bankers League-No game.
Capital City League-ConeT, IL; Marines, 4.
Commercial League-WaHord, @; Moses. 1.
Departmental eag1e-InterioC, 6; Navy, 4.
District League-AdAms, 8; Commissioners. .
NoTfeited.)
Independence Leagus-waTerley. Is; National
Union, ].
Marquette League-rennallytown, Is; Co. K,
Olympia Leagus-Braddock, o; Woodland l.
R. R. Y, NJ. c. League-Southern, 6; B. g. o., 4
Southern r, r. League-No game.
Suburban League-SilTer Spring. 6; Bnghtwood, 5.
Sunday School League-Ntnth. Is; North Caro-
line, 5.
Colored Departmental League-Post-ofice. 6; In
teriOr 4
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
T0tals.-... 81 % 3 2

Two out wien winning was scored
Silver Spring. ........ ....-....... 1e300 1-t
Brahfunod. 2 Q 0 0 -
Rnns-c Dasis cisssH ~. Lodss. MoshcfE.
Aloonr Howell A. Work. Waldron. Quintef Morris
Flrst baso On hans-o1 M1s1e. s; ca Howell .
sfneck eut-Bg Moore. s; tg Howell 4 Tuohase
hits-cisaeIl A. Herk, 6aczifce hits-C1ark oun-
Howell. Double pay-5Iur1y 70 Dafis Hit b.
/ pIicher-By Aocrs. i Passed ball-zfrrriy. I'm
i.|lt-AiI. Jsnti1s Tins q l1nc-i hour an1 ,,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runs-Bruwn t4. Sh1ln ~, Berger, DeTine,
Gioyannetu HaIlCran. Schubert, ROundtree: First
base eTrors-IuterioF. 2; Nav. 2 Left on bases
interior, 3; Navy, Z. First base On balls-of De
vine Z; OF Norris s. Hits made-0f DeTine 6; of
Norris Z. Struck out-By DeTine, s; By Norris >.
Home run-Shalin ThIee-bsse hit-Ricker. Two
base hits-Canol RoundtIee. Sacrifice hit-Yoho.
Stolen bases-Towhs.dge, WGtson t2l, Schombert-
Double paays-watson to HollsrGn; Norris 20 Hole
ran. Hit By pitcher-By Deyine, GioTannettt.
Passed baIl-BergeT. UJnpire-Mr Erwin Time Cf
camel hour and 90 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runs-Bames. Smith %, A. Mon Hobruner.
NGughten, Burns. Stroebel tq, Young. First base
on errors-So1thern, 1; B. & o., Left on bases
Southern, 9; b. & o., ) First base baIls-Oh
Young 2; Of Thayer. l. Struck out-By Thayer, 8;
by Young 6. Three-base hit-F Thompson. Two
base hits-Young Barnes t9. Stolen bases-Nangh-
ten. Burns, Stroebel tD, -Gregory. McGlone. Smith
Double pay-Smith to Wolbett Hit by pitcher
By Thayer, Naughten, Gregory, Platz. Umpire-Mr
Handiboe. Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runs-ODay t3), Jones ~. Gross t2l. C. Donald
SON Hurley (2), Reilly t9, Smith Harris Roepke,
Callahan Left on bases-TennaIlytown, 4; Com
pany K, 5. First base balls-0f Stadler. 2;
of Lawson i. Struck out2By Stadler 8; by Law
son. g. Three-base hit---arris. Two-base hits
Hurley Smith Sacrifice hits-Gross. Lawson. Stolen
bases-ODay "a, Jones C3l Gross Cg, c. Donald
son t2l. Hurley, Reilly. Smith. Rose. Harris, Hen
ley Double plays-Lawson to Henley to Roepke,
Gross to Hurley. Hit by pitcher-By Stadler, Nc
Coy; by lawson, Gross. Wild pitches-LAwson C3).
Passed ball-McCoy Umpre-Mr. Colihower. Time
Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
ANOTHER FOR CORNELL.
Marines Bumped II TO by Paper.
hangers Outfit.

The Cornell team helped its percentage
along by handing an II to defeat to the
Marines yesterday. Marines got all their
hits and runs on Edmonston, but Engle
held them down without bingle. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Muln, Moran t2l. Marceron, Mcdonald Barn
hardt Edmonston, Smith t2l. Eugle First base
on baIls-of EdmonstOn. 1; on Harley. ,, Innings
pitched-By Edmonston 3; BY Engle 4; By Harley.
Z. Hits madeSO OF Edmonston S; Of Harley IL
StrucES out-By Edmonston, 1; by Engle &; by
Harley, 3. Home runs-Snyder, Engle Two-base
hits-Sfarceron, Mcdonald Smith, Iitz Stolen
bases-H -Handboe t2l. Mcdonald Barnhardt q, En-
gle. Double play-HGndiboe to Barnhartt Hit hy
pitcher-By Harley, Mullin and Mcdonald: by Ed
monston. Apple. Passed balls-Crain i2l Umpire
Mr.. Belts Time Of game-i hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
Moses Franchise
Is Transferred
National Electrical Supply Co. VIII Enter Team
in Commercial League-Other Comment

of the Company K team. Mccoy was
badly hurt recently and was forced to
quit work. AS he has large family de-
pendent upon him. the cause is worthy
one and should be generously patronized
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runs-Lexis, Richmond, Meyers, Tllay, Collins
worth Stewart t2), Cockrin (2. Roe. Burgess Rush.
Yogelsberg Left on bases-Walford, 8; Moses, 2
First base on balls-oh Burgess. 2; OF Richmond, 2
Innings Iitched-By Garland. 4; by Richmond,
Hits made-Of Richmond. Struck out-By Gar
land 8; by Richmond, 2; BY Burgess, L Threeba
hits-TilIay CockriIi. Two-bsse hits-Cockrill Ball
Stolen bases-Tillay Collinsworth, Stewart t3 Owen
(2, CrocxriIl Ball C2l. Double plays-Stewart to
Richmond; Burns 10 Fisher; Fisher to Hutchinson.
Jmpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour and
Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

A. a hygienic measure the sCserman
cities OF Nurembrg and Nordhausen
have forbidden women to wear trailing
dresses on the strsetA
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
senator. Must BE Present.

An order vas issued TO al, ssnaton to be present
hersaftsr II the .:air sessions, after the opponents
q Canadian rPciprocity had announced that they
would infist ~ quorum hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
TOLD In PARAGRAPHS

Brussels. July 6.-KIng Albert received
the American and other delegates to the
International Iron and Steel Congress to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
PITCHES WELL, BUT LOSES.

Thayer on Mound for b. & o.,
Southern Wins.
C. A. League, surprised the Southern
team yesterday by holding them to a
6 to score. Thayer pitched another
creditable game for the B. & o. team
ard baf1ed the Southern men for five
innings by his peculiar delivery. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
BRIGHTwooD NosED OUT.
: silver spring Captures Hard-foueht
Game a In K

Silver Spring won an exciting game
from Brightwood yesterday in. the Sub
urban League. to 8 Murphyss catch
ing and hitting was noteworthy fea-
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

posT-oFF1CE ON TOP.
;oIored Team Defent. Interior RI

OOHUEtu IedlH DtItulB HHttLHUh 1T
yaLs, Q to "A.
Post-office took a fast game from In
terror in the Colored Departmental
League by to 4. The hitting Of Atkin-
son, E. B. Brown, and Simms featured
the, contest Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Runszy. Kaiser. Stanton t2l. Handibee t2l,
Menefee@Raker (z, Mckee tg FitzgibbonS t5,
Roeele. Left on bases-Nationai Urion 6; waT-
erley q First base on ba1ls-oh Deayor, L; OF
Madam. q STRUCK oHt-By Deayof 4: By Madi-
ran, 4 Two-base hits-M -Menefee. Baker, Roache. V.
Kaiser yickey Stolen bases-Baker. McDonough.
Mckee Il. FitzEbbons tsl. Rcaeie ~. Handiboe.
Haman. yickery, Heaiey Double play -AieDonough
10 Baker Hit BY pitcher-By Deavor. 4; BY Madi-
san. 1 Passed bAlls-Brayshaw c2. Umpire-Alr
Newman. Time q gzme-i hour and % minutes.
Adams Express Forfeits.
In the District League yesterday the
Adams Express team forfeited to the
Commissioners to Q.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
WALFoRD ADDS ANOTHER.
| Moses Team, of Commercial League,
DOyyned, to 4.

Moses was defeated by Walford in the
Commercial League, 9 to 4. Garland and
Richmond pitched well, while Burgess
uaS roorlv Sunnorted Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
war ship. seel.. caslro,

Kingston, jamaica. July e-The British
war ship Aeotus has arrived here from
Trinidad with orders 10 prevent Castro
landing. In the event OF Castro being
held in West Indian waters he win b
brought here ana tried for PIRACY.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
NINTH sLUGGERs WIN.

North Carolina Sunday School Team
Goes Down, I6 to 8.
North Carolina could not present
pitcher capable of suppressing Ninth's
heavy hitting, and was defeated. 16 to 5.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
COMPANY K EASY.
TennnlIytOwn Smothers Soldiers in
49, Marquette League.

20 Tennallytown handed Company K the
short end of a 13 to 8 score yesterday
in the Marquette League in a heavy
hitting fiye-inning contest O'Day, in
left for the Suburbanites, featured.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
STEEL MEN END
BRUSSELS SESSION
Judge Gary Chairman of Com
mittee on World Trust.
speciaI cablo to Ths washinstOu H.r.ld.

Special Cable TO The Washington Herald.
Brussels, July 6-The 16O delegates to
the conference Of steel men. which met
here yesterday, concluded their business
to-day by the organization of commit
tee of thirty. with Judge E. H. Gary.
the executive head of the American Steel
Trust, as chairman, to perfect a plan for
an International association of steel men
and adjourned, subject to the call of the
chairman.
The American members of the commit
tee on plan OF operation are: Judge FL
bert H. Gary. chairman of the board Of
directors Of the United States Steel Cor
poration. chairman; President James A.
Farrell, of the same company; Charles
NJ. Schwab. president of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation; E. A. 8. Clark, presi-
dent OF the Lackawanna Steel Company,
and Willis l. King, vice president Of the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company, Of
| Pittsburg Pa w. B. Peat, OF London.
was chosen secretary Of the committee.
Among the Europeans on the committee
are NJ. Witmeur. the Russian steel and
iron magnate; NJ. Grenier, the foremost
figure IN the steel world Of Belgium, and
Baron Won Bodenhausen, OF the famous
Krupp gun works, at Essen. Germany.
Much enthusiasm has been expressed
by. the European delegates over the new
combination, and Judge Gary is every
where acclaimed as the leading spirit and
originator of the plan. 1t Is believed that
he will eventually be chosen as the head
of the great body.
Judge Gary said to-day that the con-
| ference had been a pronounced success
and he feels that a long step had been
| taken toward a common world-code Of
feeling and practice in the steel industry.
He reiterated his statement OF yesterday
that the purpose of the organization was
to apply the Golden Rule in the steel busi-
ness of the world. This application is to
consist OF the control Of the output the
regulation Of price, division OF territory,
and the elimination OF ruinous competi-
ton.
Congress will find a way to circumvent
the plan of operation OF the International
Association of Steel Manufacturers, or
ganized Wednesday in Brussels, to evade
the Sherman antitrust law IN tariff
laws.
From interviews given out yesterday by
leading members of Congress, including
Representative Clayton, chairman OF the
Committee on judiciary, and Representa-
tive Stanley. chairman Of the steel in
vestigating committee, the tenor Of opinion
is that if no present law exists that will
baIk the operations of the trust, Congress
will set about at once to make law that
will.
While the manufacturers in Brussels,
guided by Judge E. H. Gary, chairman
of the executive committee Of the United
States Steel Corporation, known as the
steel trust. are preparing a carefully
schemed plan of operation Cor the gi-
gantic organization, strong movement
has been inaugurated in Congress to de-
feat its ends.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07
NATIONAL UNION BEATEN.
Captures Game by score
of 10 to 4.

,waverley slaughtered National Union in
the independence League game yester-
day afternoon, winning out with ridicu-
Ions ease nv rs TO 1 Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Canonsburg. Pa, July 6.-James Brown.
OF Washington, Pa, was killed and three
others were injured in an automobile &C
cident one mile south Of here this after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

wilkesbarre. July e.-George l. Marion,
the New York actor under sentence OF
death here for the murder Of his wife.
was to-day refused new trial by the
Superior Court, and viii now be hanged.
unless the board OF pardons interferes.
which IS improbable.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

The Naval fedicos and st. Stephens,
leaders OF the Marquette League. are
booked 70 clash IN benefit game on the
league diamond next Sunday. the pro-
eeeds Of which will 50 g Frank Mccoy.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Havana, July e.-This city has been
without meat for three days, as a result
Of the butchers strike. To-day the gro
Gerry workers are threatening to Join the
strike.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

London, July 6.-The sale OF the Huth
library OF wood cuts and engravings was
completed to-day. 1t realized a total of
S74.2OO.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

London, July 6-whitelaw Reid. the
American Ambassador, gave a reception
to-day in honor Of the delegates to the
International Congress OF Naval Archi-
tects. Rear Admirals Watt and Capps
were the American delegates to the con-
gress.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Berlin. July 6.-The question Of the gen.
uineness Of Rembrandts THE MilI' was
recently submitted to DR.. William Bode.
curator Of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum.
The doctor says the painting is indis-
putably genuine.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Tulsa, Okla, July 6.-Burning at the
rate Of 100 barrels an hour. the greatest
oil well ever struck in Oklahoma is be-
ing consumed to-day. A. r. Timpins. who
set the oil afire with his lantern, was In
stantly killed.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

Fulton, KY. July 6.-Goshen Adams was
killed and Clarence Ridgeway and WILL
lam Carroll were seriously injured here
to-day in the explosion of the boiler Of a
wheat thrasher.