davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
gun gnkntn.

Trroige mc6 SpeScn. s Sano
Goilntp er man omtrellt fproi9e meo
Speoeifuren % SrGifingen begpnot.
gn Sarmer peb Miler bar faaet Ell
lepe @ltibels Speoe pr. Icre.
Miitet tire @prn. Iuguit Sobnion
og Sultru, boenbe nGr 9eaopooo,
bar inoen tire Tiger miitct ire al fine
@ern peb Sifterit. Spgoommen bar
beriet / Samilien I 2ebct al en- bel
Manneb og ale nj Born bar peret
angrebne.
@cimpbc / Eicrre. @ltbernsr @es.
Iep inobpb for nogen SiO iioen til ct
Itprre Webe / Tierre, %bporunber
Spergsmaalet ON beore Sanocoete
bill biSfuteres. IeSet afbolbes Den
2tbe bs., pg frenragenSe WGno
9eS WoineS, Omaha, Gbtcago og
@oIbington bar beluaret Snobpoelicn
OF lopet at bore tilIteoe.
Gicnbpmmclist HlgtfcsttltGlot. -
Irtbur &. 9opb, Ell al I~beroeens
commissioner og Weole1n al Sanfer-
iirnnaet 2incoln & Bond, bpbe Seat til
SnSOag efter Den foregaaenoe Utan'
bag Iften at bore llbiat for ct eien'
oommeligt lllpffestilfGloe. San bar
ON Iite1en gaaet ino / ganfcns Sit
ferbeosbpGlping, % 90 oerlnoe bar
merft, itrpg ban en- Sprltiffe for at
finoe bpao ban iogte. Serpeo op'too
en- Grploiion uf ct eget Stot bpor-
meo SpGIpingens Snore car ooer.
itraget, og SIR. Bono blep forbrGnot
/ gnii9tet iantt paa Irme % Ben.
IiDsoe, ser blep beniroo so Aar
Qomnel, elterIaber Jig Sultrll % TO
Spllrler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
5Nputuuu.

SaarSt prbpct MpScr. Gn Sp9e,
ser meo Iltomobil bapoe fpretaget
Ell Heiie uooper Sen for nogrn Sio
iioen aabnebe &eierpation, fortalte
pco lin @nfcmit til 8aliipa ON eli
baarbt prspet Hpbpgeerfpinoe, Der |
Spbet al ct Sime bapoe miltet tire
al fine @ern. Sltn bapbe ienot line
TO Smaaglttter no / Seniebniet FOR
Of inoiamIe sgg, men begge bar Der
bIcpnc biote al Ell &apperilange, Der
Iaa ionmetringet / ct Hebe. Sa
Moocreu peo @utterues Sfrig ibrang
Dem tilbipIp, iorIoo bum lit SpGo.
barn pna 8ulpet, hpor Der itoo en-
Bale Gano, % / Neune fanbt bun
@arnetS Gig ga bun penbte tilbagc.
"a 9~G9ebi9Ip life par iorboanoen
opoe begge Gutter al Slangers Bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
E!drs nu1nrs al Camille GesninQ.

@i fan an%fuIe nebenfaaenoe alore gunarc a. "Samifesarsnns", im
f1nIt rie paa ct 9@t og afperenre Snbbolo. @i bar eiut bette 1bbms
nb ole aire for gle, os naar Ri tar serastnins bie Sefers biabe gris,
tr hi trgt il, at bebre 9Gfhof fan life fa@s. @anse af Sprteainserne
camille s9esnms" eener fig oiaa ppperlg for Sstaesrins baabe SRnuuet
% Observation-Disclosures.
@i fI nebenfor frembebe en rhen Sci at bpert Sefas Snbbolb:
Nnmer g.. Q3 Siberl
On iuSuf GGeaIer. GHelaboen. - spet.9ars. Settle gumer er ubDrt
meo 10 farpdame aunffnfer. Scfet 25c. Snbb. 4Oe.
gumer 25. 15S GiberL
Sunent. Goneue - Celia. Sunnorefe. - Nprf 2pru. IL bahe Sige.
Sehet 25e. Subb. 40c.
Semnner 90. Q76 GfoerL
- Stompbereu. - 4 Sffpricr af Sdns SeIanb. - @nbsraperen pg hans
Suhru at GRnrf Spain - Sb Ni at elias arrmmer. Sefet 25e. SrMb Acc
Namer %. $50 Siorl
Soma Claus gruoeuat. - "a Ola Iernm % Bitter grrfn fuIbe fpare.
Sruop. @pentpr al Sacob q Su. Maa. Shsie az Sun9 9efet 2e.
Nauer 90. Q5s eaoerL
NpbeiMfterer. - Gn aufraIf SrHebpnbes Sprt9lns. - SporebeS ct
Nriri imbIoes. - Nurfe Sbpmenb. Sefet 25e Snbbunben 40e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
5Icrb pnknta.

SulluW ppp. IS. y. SollOIl, vi III
SargoS Gloite OF melt fremrayenOe
@or9ere, opoe iioite SirSoag / lit
Sjem beriteoS eiter at ppre rammct
al ct apopleftiif Slog. glfopoe neb.
iatte iig / Staten allerebe / 1882 og
raaoe0e oper ltore &anoeienoomme.
ND Sanc aabnct. Gen norolige
SorlGngelie al Tortbern Gaciiic-ga-
nen ira Wanban I'll Stnntnn er M
aobnet for %alminbelig Srafif. Gin
iens belle 2pngoc CT pmtrcnt 60 Wtil,
gicnrlemifjGrenbe 0ele at Worton,
Wercer % Sliper Gountpcr. @ane'
goorbcn / Mtanban bliper uopioet for
bcn eaeoe Srafif.
llSiat fur itpg lllpffc. Rels 8.
Spite, Ell befien6t SanoelSreiirnoe,
bar f~orleben / Hola uoiat for Ell
&ipreulpfte, Der npr fpItebe bam 81.
bet. Son blep meo iaaoan &olbiom.
bcb ilpngct no al &ioretoiet, of bans
enc Ben fnlIitcS peo Nnfelen o. mlaa.
tie mao omputere$. Son iublogoeS
pna Soipitolet / @ranb Sorts.
Snuoclsipreninacr pranniiercs -
De fortrinlige Iarsuoiigter bar
bra9t mt Sip | aae screenings.
frcoie, % bette merfeS pgiaa peo DC
mango me SauOelsforeninger, ion
MI orqaniiereS. s @omnlan er iaa.
leoc$ en- iaaoon Screening organize
ret meo Sban Suerion iom &rGii-
bent, % bIonbt 0ireftorerne er 8.
g. @pe, Carl GIcmeution S. u. Sun'
tom og GarI 10. @icrleiO. s SEEN.
mare er Suuocla forening itiftet meo
Eonci Faulion iorn mioIertioig ErG'
iibent.
Gr blcucn iinbsIUua. Sarolo 9.
Sobniorl, ser for ct Iar& Sio iiocn
bar Nortbcru EaciiicsS anenS I9cllt
/ @rano Sorts, / bpiIfcn Stilling
ban bopoe qiort iiG itpIoig | llnoer-
il9b % bcrpna ioriuonot, blep 1orle'
Ben arrcltcrct / Detroit, Wtid)., og
braQt tilbage iii @rauo Sorts. Gen
itaffel5 Wtanb ipneS boa allercoe at
hare ioaet i'm Strof, ibet ban peo
ggngitclier er bleoen ~tiDoslpag, %
ga ban ferit bIep p%aagrebcn, bcntalot
han Sp0aQelieSbetlellten on az taa
Spp til at pplQe oen Ntaaoe, bporpaa
ban iflloe %afliuea.
Gu nh Inflnsc. 3. $. Habbers,
ser bar ErGii6cnt for Hcoplc& State
9ont / Safota oa bennc 6orretning
off ioQit for oper 10 sIar iioen, %
iom / oe iiOite Ear glar bar o~iionet
i'm 9reoe / StateuS Straffeanltalt
/ 9iSnlarcf, bIep f%orIeben, ou ban
lsSlobeS Seriro, igien arrelteret paa
Ell m InfIage. Inflageren er q. ..
Iriec, Ell SSarmer u9r Solna, Der
poaituar, OF ban fem Gage ier @an.
fen lufteoc$ ocpunercoc $1,000 / oen'
ne, o. az 9faboerS mobtog biSie Ncn-
&c uben at bIlufe. 2. u. Sloren,
Ser ianotcS itpIbig ianren meo Hab-
bcrs, ff ~ Iars Straffearbeioe,
meoenS oeune Hap meo TO Iar.
Gu mns Sizing. Clifford SIion,
beu 13.aariac Sen al Wfr. % Mrs.
s. .. Dillon, boenoe ire Wfil mo Tor
sllpba, iii iorleoeu fin penitre Saano
fuIoitrnSie aiifaarct peb SaanoIeoei
mcoens ban foriegte at rctte paa no.
oct pes Slaamaifiuet. Gluten maa
piihtof bape Sifiugebloo | fine Iarer,
tbi aIene Tom han bar lbe pao Wtar'
| fen ip9llote ban eitcr Of l(lpffen bar
b9not Seitene fro og BANDIT Dem til
! @aifinen, bporpaa ban sif en- balp
| Wil til Ell 29ges Siem. Sa ialbi
\ ban bos ON iom SpIge al Oct itore
| @lootab. Otter at Irmeu par for
4 bumben gicnpanbt ban bog Seuioit-
beoen % ban oil uSar Spa bartig
ltfpmme fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
gntntltr-Inantnn H,tt1trr 80.
Tnr lluuSpmuru.

(5ri Treme meb "Iphen" ct ar 5urfub) -selses aGne for 25 Gents.
gi benkber Spmatiombemn pa De elore gumre at "Snmilhs aGsning".
Tom hnbes ipeuhceret YrGnieIWmL Gf bie faI bi ipeaIt fremb9pe SIR 80,
iom ct fortnrfeGs Sdte for 1nsOonnmenL Sts Sntensien for at Iefe NorR
iuIbe bore Iien blanbt be unge Sieumet, ep benz ct ggemplar bbr af SAINTS
lie 2Gsnne" Nr 80, os Ri ct filter pan at be ipGnnenbe os brfenbe "fbprts
tories" biz bringe Sneresien op Seet im er rtt iauireret inbe6oHsr Sors
t9aner uf Saco6 g. gun, Sans &anrub, Ser Sle og mango andre. gnoet
StpHer er ogaa paa gngeIf. &omife SiuebierHr afbrnber ret Ion Del er Sgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

Unite, en- befienbt SanoeISreiifnoe,
bar forIebeu / RoIa uOiat for en-
SiercllIpffe, Der upr fpltebe bam 81.
bet. San blep meo iaaoon &olbiom'
beO ilpngct no al &ioretoiet, of hans
enc Ben f~nuiteS pe0 Nnfclelt % mad
tie mao omputere$. Son iublagoeS
pua Soipitolet / @rano Sorts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

SucrfIprt pco Hptbin0. - Eetel
@citcrinS isnberlemmcoe 2ig iano
res EirSbag Worgcn poa Scrnbanc
iporrt peo HotbIop, % ilere So9 or
tageS / Sebct al Natten at bopc pas,
ferret set. Iibsbe, Der finn blen 2C
Nor eumlnel, nur Son al Ole Meltc
rim, Ell Sarmer, % buorhan lllpftcr
inotrof oil maaife aloriD blipe op
flarct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
&amaie=geamims.
3litnrer &c.. = 1911-1912

Nr xrgnte no "kpnen" ct Nr I Sprfno)- SGlges neue for 35 Gents.
Glitter er ct NIT gnb fset til ben Ianse 9ate at 5oaehrier iom "8eeorab.
2rsntng". SIR. 36 er bet 17e HGHen.
"Samhies29snng" bebsber life IGneer np@n Sntrobnthon Sen taller for
t9 1o. Steen er pehenbt im fa, pg ct mt gmo bill inHerls bHHes bLs
tonunen at aae Tom en-. ~8ecorabsHofen"s 29fere bar aho. Imt fin Sras for
eon rnoerbonenbe os bIaunbe aasntns for 2a9en, oe hi tsr beror pGaa iar
trgt oerIabe bet ne gmo til bore 2eieres gebsmmeie.
setaGeret SnSbolostortesnaIe til "samiie. sasnims" sr 80.
., o SorSsn eifsr sgSeternet Sst gf Spr sesr - snaatiaOrir Dm ssr.
!. siS0rnen: = 9ratif Saninaul. Sch gano 9bIos. Olaf Sandasr (Saa.
trere). smaOra. gf sObs g sst - 81 eaa.. ct 8tnmarssbin@e at 9.
gefphenbe SueLe. Sparanst ub shacbaushHen. (SnurrereN. timber
Iarapgera era NOrses Sortio. SortpIn9r ira Snbrlanbets $ifnrie; gso
of Senberne. CLING staths Sab. s@rres Sole for eIaset bad SiepdSene.
sbrres aamp MOB @snberne Oslo. SperhIbet Eioaros os 9ebuf gaarbss
ssDe:: % g sussetans. ~ Ct semaas. IT. De subs oSs % s@befarb. tsaafes
ret: siattn. Sertrnns at g. s gresrien - 9sbtrse: ISdufrerstl. -
gntttIte-Jeantnp at,t,tter 35 -191O-1911
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Set elaber % at hume mebbelc Be af bore Ibpnnenter, Tom enbnu life bar
anfhfet Jig fcraarets tnoboIbsrwe Sete, at bette fan srboIoes for % Gents.
Ga Spa@t er sanfe fort badr hi at hume tIrebsfue De mango imn ubn
Sa snfer at anfafe fig bet
9etalieret Snsbolsstortesnelie.
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arssiNer.. - gorears Gsides @ienfgro. - Sra @9rss SOraO Sorteuinser at
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
RIVER NIT CATCHES
MORBLAWBREAKERS
Lieut.. Williams, in Charge Of In
spection Crusade, Reports to
Custom-house Officials.

Another case Of the violation Of the
pilot rules on the Potomac by the owner
of a small motor boat has been reported
to oficiaIs OF the Georgetown custom
house by the Revenue-cutter Service. Al
though the discovery was made several
nights ago by Lieut.. William williams
Of the Revenue-cutter Service, who Is
in charge Of the river inspection crusade,
the fact was not reported to the collec-
tor Of the port at Georgetown until yes
terday morning.
Oficials OF both the custom-house and
the Revenue-cutter Service refuse to
make public the names Of the boat own
er. The violation Of the law lays in the
fact that the boat was not supplied with
the two required copies OF the pilot rules.
This makes the NTH violation which
has been discovered among the small craft
Z OF the Potomac since the vigorous tnspee-
ton crusade was started several weeks
ago at the instance OF The Washington
Herald. The fines have ranged from
800 to $50 in the individual cases. In
the cases Of several boat owners, dou-
BILE fines were imposed when violation
OF more than one OF the rules was dis
covered. The maximum penalty for each
violation is a fne of not more than 800
The cases have been referred to the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
Protests will soon be filed by all the al
Legged offenders, and the department Will
then hear the cases and decide whether
the fines are just or excessive.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
CHAUFFEUR's Joy RIDE"
IN BORROWED" CAR
ENDS IN HIS ARREST

An effort by Frederick Thomas. col
ored, twenty-five years old, a chauffeur
in the employ Of David s. Hendricks, OF
l3l7 H Street Northwest. to emulate Bob
BurmRn, the auto speed king. led to his
arrest by Detective Warren last night.
Thomas Is charged with 10y riding. 4"
and was apprehended on complaint of
his employer. who declared that the
chauffeur had taken the machine from
its garage without his consent.
Thomas ride. or night. was an event
ful one. His start was made from an
ina ginary line ten miles distant from the
District Line, and he covered the dis
tance to Chevy Chase Circle at a speed
of approximately sixty miles an hour.
witnesses declare. He came to grief at
the circle, however. bringing up against
q tree with = dull thud.
The chaufter escaped unhurt, but the
machine was almost demolished. Thomas
was locked up in the Seventh Precinct,
and viii be arraigned on q charge Of
10y riding this morning. The police
also declare that he Is wanted by another
complainant on a similar charge.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
WOMEN ORGANIZE
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
Officers of Local Branch Elected at Meeting
Held in Dewey Hotel Members Are Not
SufragetteS, They Say

onacers for the District Of columbia
branch OF the Woman's National Demo
cratic League were elected at an ad-
Journed meeting OF the newly formed
organization held yesterday afternoon in
the parlors OF the Dewey Hotel
Mrs. John r. Mclean was elected
president Of the local section. The other
onicers elected were Miss Katherine
Montgomery Dabney. hrst vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James s. Easby-Smlth, third
vice president; Mrs. 7. J. Kemp, cor
responding secretary: Miss Ada Bowdle.
recording secretary; Miss May s. Brooke,
treasurer, and Mrs William w. Owen,
historian. A second vice president viii
be elected at the next meeting Of the
organization.
The District Of Columbia branch is the
first organization TO enter the Woman s
National Democratic League, which was
formed about a month ago. The local
section was organized last Wednesday.
II was formed through the efforts OF
Miss Dabney who Is intensely interested
IN the work OF the league. The league
VIII be composed OF a section In each
State and Territory In the country. New
York has an organization Of more than
800 women, who are clamortng for ad-
uaittance- The local branch at present
has a membership OF about fifteen.
The object OF the league, as quoted
from the constitution, is ''to promote the
principles OF Democracy and to assist
IN tbs election of the regular nominee
Of the Democratic party" The consti-
tuition states that the league shah in
no way use its influence In behalf or
any person or faction prior TO nomina-
tions by the Democratic party.
The members of the organization wish
II distinctly understood that they are
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
.JAIIER PAROLES
HIMSELF FROM CELL
Prisoner Brown Is Paroled, Accord.
ing to Law, in Custody
of Himself.

Muskogee- Okla. June 21.-The peace
and contentment Of Jaiier H H. Brown
was knocked to flinders the other day
when DR.. J. H. Stolpsr. employed by the
State board OF charities and, corrections,
arrested him.
Stolper had recently qualihed as pub
lie defender" an ONCE created by the
last Oklahoma Legislature, which per
mits him TO appear in any case where
public wrong has been committed.
Stolper appeared at the county jail and
told Jailer Brown that he wished 10 90
inside and find out what was going on.
Brown refused and 'sassed' the public
defender, who thereupon arrested Brown.
Jailer Brown now proceeded to lock up
Prisoner Brown.
Later in the day the two Browns con-
suited, and Jailer Brown paroled Prison.
er Brown, while lawyers for the latter
sought &c obtain his release upon a writ Of
habeas corpus before the State Supreme
Court Prisoner Brown refused TO make
bond
The Supreme Court refused TO grant the
writ and notified Prisoner Brown. JaIler
Brown was ordered to lock up Prisoner
Brown, which was done. Then the two
Browns got together.
Somebody's got to be TALLER here. or
they've got TO appoint a new one" ar
gued the two Browns back and forth.
I don't want to stay IN jail" said
Prisoner Brown.
shut up and stop that kind Of talk"
snapped Jailer Brown.
1T seems to me-" whined Prisoner
Brown, that you might parole me on
good behavior, as you did the other day"
Nothing doing In that line: your ap-
plication for writ Of habeas corpus has
been denied"
But couldn't you let me 60 home in
charge OF a deputy sheriff?'
Hadn't thought OF that: Il sounds
good. Yes, I'll let you 60"
Jailer Brown then called In Deputy
Sherin H II. Brown, saying: Go home
with this fellow and stick with him all
the time. Don't let him get away or
there'n be trouble
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22

not suftragettes or suffragists. They
are not working for the ballot, but for
the Democratic nRrty. Miss Dabney be-
came indignants yesterday afternoon
when asked II the women Of the organ
ization would so to Baltimore in a dele
CATION with the sunragettes 70 be led
by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Musssy..
Most emphaticaIly no. she replied
"All OF US will undoubtedly go to Bal
timore, and We may possibly 90 IN q
delegation. but we shall not class our
selves with Mrs. Musey's contingent, and
We shall not Join in the suftragette dem
Onstration. When in Baltimore We shall
in all probability meet and have a-iittis
tea party"
Among the women present at the meet
ing yesterday were Mrs. Kate Kearny
Henry. director for the District Of Co
lumbia in the league, and prominent IN
the Colonial Danes; Mrs. Silas Hare.
historian for the National League; Mrs.
Grace Porter Hopkins, the writer; Mrs,
Estelle Barheld. Miss Fora Dayie. Miss
May S. Brooks. Mrs. Riley, Miss Dabney,
Miss Laura Graddick. and Mrs. Sally
Daniel Halsey.
The officers Of the National League
are Mrs. John Sherwtn Crosby. OF New
York City, president; Mrs. J. c. LInthi-
cum. OF Baltimore, FIRST vice president;
4aEs. huhdIo l. A1yiofF'. oL SieuWOOa
Springs. Colo. second vice president;
Mrs. William A. culIop, Of Vincennes
Ind, third vice president: Mrs. John z.
Rsker, Of Alturas. Cal, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres, Of New
York, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Grace Porter Hopkins, OF Washington d.
c, field secretary. and Mrs. silas Hare,
OF Washington. d. C.. historian.
The work Of the league will not be
outlined until after the Democratic con-
vention In Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
NEW YORK FIRE CHIEF
NABs kid TWIST" CHEF
OF NOTORIOUS FIREBUGS

New York. June 2l.-"Kid Twist, "
whose real name is Isldore SteInareutzer,
whom the officials Of the New York Fire
Department recognize as the chief Of the
most daring band OF incendisries that
ever operated in any country. was ar
rested to-day after he had set FIRE to the
apartment OF Samuel Gold ard Abraham
Levy in East Eighteenth Street
Fire Chief Gurin and Fire Marshal
Priall, who had known OF the plot TO fire
the apartment, stationed themselves on
the roof, and as soon as the flames broke
out, signalled q fire alarm to a fireman
in the street. and started in pursuit OF
the incendiary. More than 800 tenement
fires. started in Manhattan alone during
the past five years, are laid TO the hand
Of kid Twist" and his pals. Fire In
surancs companies have been mulcted
Of huge sums. and several OF them some
time ago refused to take risks on the
Upper East Side. where the gang has
been particularly active. The incendiaries
have always started the fres in broad
daylight. and on that account the con-
fiagraticns were not accompanied with
loss OF life.
Stsinareutzer, Abraham, and Gold. the
latter two as accomplices, were held in
s, 900 bail
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
Justice Van OrSdeL
AbaHdonS Trip to
Attend Convention
spedlI TO ne wllhington Hsrlld.

Special to The Washington HsraId.
Chicago, Ill, June H.-Justice Van
Orsdel. Of the District OF Columbia Court
OF Appeals, who left washington some
days ago for his home in Wyoming. and
who stopped In Chicago on his way TO
the West, Is here again.
He had stepped from his train at OmR-
ha for the purpose OF taking a little exer-
else on the platform. when he met a
friend, who was headed for the conven-
ton. In less than a minute Judge Van
Orsdel had abandoned his western
bound train, and a little later was trav-
cling all the way back to Chicago, in or
der to see the fight 10 a finish.
He Is cOngratulating himself, because
he secured a lower berth. was able 10
get good hotel accommodations when he
arrived here. and last, but not least. was
given a seat in the convention hall
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
Rebel Soldier. pe.ert.

BetterinE Sof conditions in Mexico con-
tinues to be reported to the State De-
partment From Mazatlan the United
States consul yesterday teIegraphed that
great improvement has taken place, and
that the revolution seems ended in the
State Of SinalOa- From chihuahua Il is
stated that the Federals have gained re-
peated advantages over the rebels in the
skirmishes Of the last few weeks, and
that the revolutionist forces are dwIndling
because Of desertions.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Harry S. Harvey, q. Of Silver Spring, Nd, and
Lusr Baker = Rev. samuel W. GrIhiln-
Herbert W. Bland. x and Emma Haywood, a
both Of Cherry Hill. Va
Samuel ". Mcmillan, ., and Enc N. Gray, H.
Rev George A. Miller.
James Henry Brown. q and Lucy Rsbeoca CTlns
Il Rev. Hubert Bunyea-
withrUw C. Pitt. q and Anna seltIGr. Is Rev
John weidley.
Charles J. Lehman. y and Lily May Robersoa
IS Judge c. S. Bundy.
CoLoRED.
c. E Henderson. - and Matte D. PlHtg, .
Rev. n P. J. ESHn.
B. Wedge 2. and Leonora ChaSs. 2. Rev.
james Il. Lee.
]. G. Curper, >, and Ada z ThOuhs. 81 Rev
F. J. Grinke.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
BUBoNIC PLAGUE CASES.
San Juan Practically Under Rigid
Quarantine.

San Juan, June 1.-Two additional
cases OF bubonic plague were reported
to-day, but there were no further
deaths
Packages and freight are not permit
ted to be shipped outside the munich
pality of San Juan. Thousands Of rats
have been killed, the government paying
bounty Of 5 cents each, and all stray
dogs md cats have been ordered de-
stroyed. Incoming and Outgoing vessels
are being fumizated.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
Harry Hand on Honeymoon.

Harry Hand. for twenty-five years
special policeman at the Arlington Hotel.
is now enjoying matrimonial bliss and
sea breezes in Atlantic City Mr.. Hand
was married yesterday to Miss Johannah
O'Leary at st. Aloysius' Church by
Father Cannon. and Immediately after the
ceremony left for the seashore Mr..
Hand was a widower. and has two chill
dren . boy and q girl
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
FACES FORGERY CHARGE.
W. A. Yeatman BrouEht Back from
CovinEton, Va.

Detectives Warren and Mullen yester-
day brought William A. Yeatman. twen-
ty-eight years old TO Washington from
CovingtOn. Va, to face charges OF for
gerry preferred by six business men.
All checks left by Yeatman were for
small amounts.
The complainants are George L. Tar
bell, Of TakOma Park; Benjamin April,
OF 924 Louisiana Avenue; Michael L Sui.
ltvan, 5sSS Georgia Avenue Northwest; F.
P. May, sS4 Pennsylvania Avenue North
west; Clarence Peck. 1911 Fourteenth
Street Northwest, and George c. Rice,
1905 B Street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Q. s. Dept. q Agriculture. Weather Bu-eau.
Washington, Friday. June IA :. N.
With the exception Of local rains along the South
Atlantic Coast and in the Ohio Valley, Pennsyl-
TaniA New York, and at widely scattered points west
Of the Rocky Mountains. fair weather general
during the last tEenty-fOur hours
The winds along the New England ooaE viii Be
light variable, mostly westerly; the Middle and
South Atlantic and East Gulf coasts light variable
on the West Gulf Coast moderate southsrly; on the
Great Lake. light variable.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
DEATH RECORD.
WHTTE

Kate A Buckley, s. yearS 81 sth 81. NV.
Mary VickeEs. 81. National H0meorathic HosrdtAl
GeoFEs W. Far. =. BenninE Road, n. c.
Joseph ". Clark, 90. steiner St. JohnS fuot 6sh St
Perry Shaulding. months. Childrsn's Hospital
COLORED.
Ann Giles, % years, 2z5 eth st. -
Bsnjamin French, Eastern Branch, Of Potomac
River. foot Of Sd St. s.
Thomhs Walker. u Freedmens Hospital
Ella Lane o. Freedmen's Hospital.
ThomAs Blackwell, 2. Freedmen's Hospital.
Nathan A. White. !. II Q ST. sE.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-22
"Bookmakero Sentenced.

Allegations Of handbook making filed
against Milton Plummer. colored, by De-
tective Howes, OF the First Precinct,
yesterday resulted IN PIummer being sen
fenced 10 pay fine OF $500 and serve
ninety days in jail. In default Of pay
ment Plummer will be compelled to serve
an alternative sentence OF an additional
ninety DAYS