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6 THE WASHINGTON WASHINGTONHERALD1 HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1907
TAKE FIGHT TO COURT COURTLowndes COURTLOVlldes COIIRTLowiicles
Lowndes Faction Seejts Pos Possession Possession Possession ¬
session of Ballot Boxes BoxesDICK BoxesDIOK BoxesDIOK
DIOK ASKS SKS WHIT WRITOFMANDAM1JS WRITOFMANDAM1JSClnlna OF MANDAMUS 3LNDANIJSClahnM MANDAMUSClaim
Claim He IVa Was Vn4 Nominated for As Assembly AH8cmb A Aein1 ¬
sembly 8cmb ein1 yPeztrrc Pearre Faction Hn 11aM Guard Guarded Gunrlled GI2LLrIIed ¬
ed Returns for Two Days and Op Opponciits 01loneuts Opponeut
ponciits Allege Their Action In Il Illegal 11lcgnl3Iust IIlegalMUMt ¬
legal lcgnl3Iust Must Answer nwcr Suit Thursday ThursdaySpecial ThurstIn ThurstInSpecial TIiurftinySpec
Special Spec al to The WaaWagtoa Wa Wt Mwald MwaldCumberland wwCumberlaJHl liusMCtzmberlnd
Cumberland Md Sept 14 14The The crisis crisisin crtaain crWsin
in in the affairs of the Republican eaA party partyin partyin psrtyan
in Aliegany County growing rwIn out ou of the thecontest tileont thecontest
contest ont > tt between the Lowndes Low and Pearre Pearrefactions PTefactions Pssrefcttons
factions for control of the county com committee COllImlttee corniitttee ¬
mittee waa brought to a head this aft afternoon aftfrnoon ft ftrnoon ¬
ernoon when Mn exSenator ex or David E Dick Dickfiled DickflIed DCki1ed
filed a petition for a writ of mandamus mandamusto
to compel the Pearre commltteemen to tosurrender tourrender tosurrender
surrender Hhe ballot boxes which they theyhave tbeYl
have l lt a e jealously guarded from their op opponents op opponents opponenta ¬
ponents ponentsDick ponentsDick ponentaDick
Dick alleges an that he received to the tbeprimaries tlaeprimaries theprimaries
primaries 24 O 9 votes Y vute a a number sufficient sufficientto utlcientto Ieat Ieatto
to nominate him for f the house of des delsgates de1egates desgates
gates Judge Boyd signed an n order oner giv giving rttvng v vlug ¬
lug ng the defendants until September SeMb M IVZu Mto
to 0 show cause why the mandamus shooM shooMnot IIIoUMnot sboiMziot
not issue
Vill Iii Hold thc Fort FortWilliam llortW1Uam 14rtWIIiam
William J Feaga chairman of the tbaPearre tbepearre theFerre
Pearre committee says y ys that the Pearr Pearrcommitteemen 1 1ommltteemen erre errenmmitteemeu
committeemen propose proIK to hold tbe fort fortindefinitely tvrtin turfth
indefinitely in th eftnltely For two ni mbtii nht hts the can canvassing canslng n nalng ¬
vassing slng board of the committee has been beengoing 1Meftgoing beengoing
going over the returns In their possssioc possssiocat potIIIO ton tonat
at the courthouse where here a barricad barr1cadomaintained is ismaintained Iamalntaine4
maintained Feaga ap says a that a recess recesswill IeetMrill rece recewill
will be ta tan > n at midnight D1I tonight and andwill aa4m andwill
will m continue until 12 I oclock Sunday Sundaynight SUDda SUDdanight Sunynight
night when the canvasains CD will be re resumed n nsumed resunied ¬
sumed sumedThe sumedThe suniedTheLowndei
The TheLowndei Lowndeu ell commtte claim twenty twentytwo lWeDYto twentytwo
two precinct or one more than a ma majority majority majority ¬
jority while the Pearre committee it is isclaimed Jaclalmed Isc1aed
claimed Is made up of only twenty pre precincts JN JNdnets proincts ¬
cincts The Lowndes Lod 8 people contend that thattffe tOatUTe tantte
UTe te Pearro people finished canvassm aD cauvastu the thereturns thereturns thereturns
returns in their possession long ago aDd aadthat aDdthat andthat
that now they are simply pretending mak making JUkng mkng ¬
ing ng a canvass in order to kill ti tiIn time thusin
In Absolute PoswcHKioii PoswcHKioiiThe lOiKCHl4ionThe IOcMC4MiOItThe
The Pearre P 1ft board jms tm been in absolute absolutecharge ab absoIutcharge lutf lutffharge
charge of the grand Jury room roomThursday sine sineThursday uce uceThursday
Thursday evening even1n and It Is declared that thatno thatno thatrc
no one has entered not even the janitor janitorof
of the courthouse However members of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the committee commltt e Chairman Feaga and andIrvine andInint andIrvine
Irvine E E Dickey DIcke the legal adviser of the thePearre thePenr thePearre
Pearre Penr > committee have had access The TheIxiwndes Ther TheIAIwndz
Ixiwndes r wndMi people declare that n men en who whohave whoLavf whoLave
have no place on the committee have no noright noright noright
right to be locked up with the returns returnswHch retumsw returnsw9ch
wHch w ih have not yet been officially can canvassed eanvassed canvassed ¬
vassed vassedJAMESTOWN vassedJAMESTOWN vassedJAMESTOWN
JAMESTOWN TRAVEL GROWS
I ICJICKnlCake
Extra Steamer to Be e Pat on l IJ bClienapeake > y yCliemxpeaUe
CliemxpeaUe Company CompanySpecial COtnII COflPfl1ISpecial UY UYl
Special l to Tho Washington WubiII8t Herald HeraldBaltimore HnaIdBaltimore lkvaidBaltimore
Baltimore Sept HOwing HO iq to the m mcrtuse Ja Jartu Inreure
crtuse rtu in travel to Jamestown Mr Reo Reolen Ret Retitn Be Bettn
len Foster president of the Chesapeake ChesapeakeSteamship CbeaapeakeStamshlp ChesapeakeSteamship
Steamship Company announced today todaythat 1041t1lat todaythat
that he would put an extra e tra night boat on onthe onthe onthe
the Norfolk route route beginning next > Tues Tuesday Tueay Tue TueLt ¬
day Lt y and to continue until the exposition expositioni 8 expositionuses < poaIUOft poaIUOftdosfs
i loses The Baltimore Steam Packet Com Compiry Complry CornptY
piry of which wl eh Mr John JL It Sherwood is isI IsIir Isiresident
I Iir iresident resident 5It1ent aad the Merchants and Miners MinersTransportation MInenransportaUon MinerSTransportation
Transportation Company the other lines linesto linesto linesto
to Norfolk also report a big ht increase in inthe litihc Inthe
the Jamestown travel travelWhen travelWhtn travelWhen
When the exposition opened the steam steamL sWam1Jat steamat
L 1Jat < iU companies felt little if any increase increasein
in i a travel t ra 1 and a company which had been beenorganized b beenirgdnlzd n nr
organized r lrlzffi to operate a boat between this thisits tb tbity thisity
ity and Norfolk orfolk during the summer was wasforced wuftJrc wasforced
ftJrc forced out of business Both the Old Bay BayLine BayLine BayLine
Line and the Chesapeake Line put on day dayteamers daydC3mfrs daytcamers
teamers the boat of the former leaving leavinghtre leaviRhlre leavinghtre <
htre every et > r Monday Wednesday and Fri Friday Friday Friday ¬
day and the Chesapeake boat every everyTuesdaj everyTueday everyTuesday
Tuesday Thursday ThU 8dIl and Saturday At Atfirst Atfrst Atfrst
frst the passengers U5e genl scarcely averaged 100 100a 101a 1O 1Oa
a day but during the past month there therehas tMrehas therehas
has been a steady increase and Mr 1 Poe Foster 1ostr Poetr ¬
tr says ays the th number numb now averages some IIIOmetJ1 somet1tig sometiling
tiling tJ1 g like 100 90 a day Moreover the night nightboats nlsbtboats nishtboats
boats have been going out with tth their full fullnumber fullnumber fullntimber
number of pasoengers pasoengersWEATHER pas engerliTHER pasengerWEATHER
WEATHER THER CONDITIONS COEDITIOSSC
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There have bent local shower owen to the sot At AtLTitie tLltiC tt ttLrti
LTitie Lrti and East Golf State the Michigan 1ddan Pwto Pwtorila P P11a Pe Pe1ia
rila 11a Minnesota South Dakota Dakota and Colorado the ehevhrc eIIehy thethT
vhrc thT hy the weather Ntbet ha au been dear dearliirre dearChfre clearriitre
liirre has been a general rt J rti in 1ftpt tfce be tetapenUam tetapenUamj
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try Sunday and Monday Tmperatnrc ehinaat thian will wfflrot willrot wOttot
rot be of oooHquenec oooHquenecHM 0CIDIIqUCII1tlflae reosuntcerh
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to Cmh nortbeaK to eaet east aDd 011 the Gnat Lakes LHelitht Lakesitht
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HOME FOR DRAMATIC CLUB CLUBPnlnt CLJTB CLJTBPnlllt CLUBPaint
Pnlnt and Powder May Ia Get Flue FlueOlnbliOiitic Fine FineClnb1aOtulc PIutiOlnblOizie
OlnbliOiitic OlnbliOiiticSpMkl Clnb1aOtulcsda1 OlnblOizieSpecIal
SpecIal to The WMkfevtoH IIcnM IIcnMBaltimore IleraMBaltimore 11l 11lBaltimore
Baltimore Sept 14The Paint and andPowder aDdPowder nullPowder
Powder dub an organisation that has hasbecome baabeeome hasbecome
become famous for its dramatic drama tie produc productions productions ptoductie ¬
tions tie tions is to have a permanent home homeNegotiations holMNe50Uatkmti hotsieNeotIatlons
Negotiations are now under way ay for ac acnvtring acII1Itrlng acquiring
nvtring the building and equipment of the theBaltimore thekltJmore theBaltimore
Baltimore Club 9H D North Charles street streetand atreet atreetauld streetand
and it Is l hoped ho that possession can be betaken betaken betaken
taken on January lowxt lowxtThe hextThe YnexLThe
The Baltimore Club recently purchased purchasedthe purchasedthe purchasedthe
the residence of the late A S Abell Abellnorthwest Abellnorthwest Abellnorthwest
northwest corner of Charles and Madison Madisonstreets Madl80nstreeU Madisonstreets
streets for 101 101000 and its officers and andMessrs ande88ra andMessrs
Messrs e88ra Ellicott fimmart mmart the archi architects archltc architecto ¬
tects tc ta will confer on next Jte < t Monday Mon ay about aboutnecessary aboutnece aboutnecessary
necessary aaIY improvements to be made be before be betore before ¬
fore the new clubhouse Is I occupied occupiedPlans occupiedPia occupiedPlans
Plans Pia for the Paint and Powder Club Clubare Clubare Clubare
are being beln perfected perf ted quietly and It will willdoubtless willdoubtless m mdoubtJen
doubtless surprise e some of the members membersto
to learn that the th present clubhouse of ofthe oCUte ofthe
the Baltimore Club is I the goal that is issought hiHU IsaoghL
sought HU t White most mo t of the members of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the Paint and Powder Club are young youngn yOUDCmen youngmen
men n the t organization hall a solid finan financial ftnanclal Ilnancml ¬
cial backing backingXftYERIAH backingXA backingXAVERIAt
XftYERIAH XA VERIAN PROVINCIAL DIES DIESHead DIES6ftd DIESHosd
Head 6ftd of Order in This Country Vic Victim Victim Victim ¬
tim of Apoplexy ApoplexyDorn Apoplexyn
Dorn n UOr rn In Ireland 1 He Came to Thin ThinC Tlal TlalaetJltr ThisCiiutr
C aetJltr < iintry as Youth and Rose to toHigh tolUgl1 toI1IIL
High Place Placeapecati uoc uocIe
apecati 1 to Tlw WA WiiiblL waabftaatoa HenM LBaltiIMft IMBa1timoas HenMBaltimore
Baltimore Sept 14Brotber Dominic Dominicprovmclal DQmiaIcpromclal DqmidcprovIncial
provIncial of the Xaverian Xavert Order in the theUnited thenited the17u1td
United nited States tea died suddenly at St Marys MarysIndustrial 17InduU1a1 Marysindustrial
Industrial School this afternoon of apo apoplexy apoplexy apepleaT ¬
plexy plexyBrother pleaTBrother
plexyBrotbeT
Brother Dominic Dom lIe was appointed provin provincial pIO1nelal provincml ¬
cial of the order for the United States by bythe bythe bythe
the superior general who lives live at Bruges BrugesBelgium Bruc BrucBeICtUID BrugesBelgium
Belgium In DO DOHe 1tOe 1tOeHe 1100He
He was superintendent of St St Marys MarysIndustrial Marysindustrial arys arysIn4uatrlal
Industrial School for thirteen years yea pre previous previous provioug ¬
vious to that lie continued to hold both bothpositions bothpoatttoDs bothpositions
positions until about three months ago agoThe aThe asoThe
The growth of the work then made it itnecessary ItnecCIIA1Y Itnecessary
necessary for him to give up his duties dutiesat dutJsat dutiesat
at the school Broth Paul succeeded him himAs himAs himAs
As provincial of the order he bad charge chargeof charceof chargeof
of all the schools conducted by the theXaverian theXannan theXaverian
Xaverian Brothers Broth m m this country countryFor couatrylor countryFor
For forty years yea be had been a member memberof memberof
of the order Brother Bn Dominic was born bornat born3t bornat
at Rock Caapel County Cork Ireland IrelandHe IrelandHe IrelandHe
He came to this country vstzy when quite quiteyoung quiteyoung quiteyoung
young When still a very young man he heI beentered heentered
I entered tbe novitiate at Louisville After Aftercompleting Aftercompletin Aftercompleting
completing his novitiate he was sent to toMount toMount toMount
Mount St St Josephs Coliege this city as asfirst uftrst asfirst
first novice master After serving there therefor theretor therefor
for some time he was made superior of ofSt ofSt ofSt
St Patricks Patrick school Lowell Mass He Heremained Heremained Heremained
remained there only a year or two tro when whenhe whenbe whenbe
be was sent back to Baltimore as dl director dlltCtor dlrector ¬
rector of St Marys Mary Industrial School He Hewas Heas Hewas
was as sixtyeight years yea old oldBrother oldBrother oldBrother
Brother Dominic was known In the theworld tbeworlel theworld
world aa Patrick OConnetb OCOft OConnelhur1ng tPurl Purint his hisdirectorship bitdlftCtOt1lhlp hisdirectorship
directorship St Marys Industrml School Sc
made great strides stridesThe strkleaThe stridesTb
The Tb Xaveriaas Xaverla have about twentyfive twentyfivemissions twentyAvemL twentyflvemissions
missions mL ioas as the schools colleges and In Industrials IndustTiaIs Industrials ¬
dustrials schools IIChoo are called canet in this coun country country country ¬
try tryCardhml
Cardinal Gibbons is president of O the theboard thehoard theboard
board of the school Attorney General GeneralBonaparte GenecalBoaaparte GeneralBonaparte
Bonaparte Is counsel for the school schoolACCUSED JlCbooIACOUSBD schoolAOOUSRD
ACCUSED OF OF ROBBING MAIL KTATTiRIchiiiBiid JlAILTUcluURnd MAILRichnierid
RIchiiiBiid SnbpostmxKtcr SubtQstll1x ter Arrested Arrestedon
on Serious Charge ChargeSpecial Chargeto ChargeSpecki
Special to The Waahtaatcn Men MenRichmond H HRichmond lesab4 lesab4Richmond
Richmond Va Sept pt 14 14FraDk Frank P PBurke Po PoBurke PBurke
Burke in charge of Station B branch branchpostomce branch08totfice branchpostote1
postomce this thi city was arrested today todayon toda todaon todayon
on a charge char of rifting fUnK the mails mailsA mallaA mallsA
A decoy letter Vas 1tU up1aced placed in the malls mallsby manby mallsby
by an inspector and when Burke was wssarrested wa waarrested wasarreste1
arrested the letter is said to have been beenfound beenfound beenfound
found in his possession possessionHe iQlIleUJo1IHe possessionHe
He was was bailed in the sum um of SUMO SI I00O for forhis forhit forhis
his appearance before the United Uatte48tates Uatte48tatescourt States Statescourt Statescourt
court He has been in the tbeOlltoIIee postomce for forfifteen fortifteen fortifteen
tifteen years yearsJCAaYIAlTD yenIAltYLAliD yearsMARYLAND
MARYLAND HEWS IH BRIEF BRIEFRockville BRIEFRockville BRIEFRockvllle
Rockville Sept M 14Ira Ira D Scott has hasTen baaTtI Imanatmtd
TtI aa priIIdJI of the Danaeltown IdJIa 1 aooITbI i iTk
Ten Tk icakes u tS the fourth iiiijaartui I II Iron that roaaloa roaaloawttten poltioswfthin
wttten the th bat two twoAnnapolis 1NIU 1NIUAnn3pOlis we weAnnapolIs
Annapolis Sept 14 JtAlbert Albert Watts col colored colomt colwcd ¬
ored cit Ci1t of the auesed aaofluita of Deputy J Sbrriff SbrriffJanes SbcrlKJes ShicaifJanes
Janes Crowe waa this aurata nnbg released in JSBi 8N bail bailby bat1bs hetiby
by Justice John X Dan of Annapolis AaupcliaTaneytown ApcUaTaneytoWn AnnapolisTaneytown
Taneytown Sept 11 HAt At a meeting of oftbe ofthe
the contTtsatiOH of Taacrunm T lid lidp Thteytreek ThteytreekPrrabyfetiaa TiseyneikPrMau
Prrabyfetiaa p churches it wu 1rUdeeIded decided to prmttt prmtttunantaora a auraal aunanimous
unanimous uraal lDoas call to RJT n T If 11 Wbtteskie of o X 1M tAir 4eestAfry mt mtAfcy
Air X J JEmmitsburg JEmmlt8bur JEmmitsburg
Emmitsburg Emmlt8bur Sept 14 14The The one hun hundredth hundredth hundredth ¬
dredth anneal cession of Mount St Marys CoUepe CoUepebegan Collepeberm
began bep rcstrrdfty st J with a larger attendance fJl fJlIR t tfexfette tfexfettehi
hi aU derartxeato than ever before in the hiMorjr bilt rJ of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the venenblc fiIIleft bll tIstitut tIstitutCumberland lizetituticaCumberland insthotkw insthotkwCumberland
Cumberland Sept 14 HArtbur Arthur Bowita of ofCniontown oftDioatowD oftnIcntown
Cniontown and Mia 1 Stella Pearl Lee Loa at SOMT SOMTwt SeIDerlet Scerest
let wt Pa were married ia Cnaaberbwd lilt nitrbt at by byRev bsKe byRev
Rev Wflbun I L L Heftnao 1DaD pastor of CuaiberiaDd CuaiberiaDdehorit CuahertandeINrit cub cubehiai
eINrit ehorit Methodist d1It IrcteMaat Ghorch GhorchRockville 21ard1Rockville OhurchRockvllle <
Rockville Sept 14 HJOCIfJph Joseph Ennis col colat colami cotared
ami ared eDarecI with Ute JDaIder uf Bunde SIIattb SIIattbaltIo Sndthslap
slap I nero at Sitnd X snei this tld couctj I few days daysago dcaJIIaao
ago wu Is today held without Ml for the November Novembergrand GftIaber GftIaberand arcaab arcaabcraM
grand Jury ry Ennte adaiiu U hafteg havn done the abootfcg abootfcgBoyds Ibo dcgBorde thodsgBoyda
Boyds Sept S pt 14 HJama James Boxall of this thispUee thlllIIaet thisand
pUee lid Uta Ml May B 1L DMebey of SBdcll this tbiacoaDty thbCWIItJ thismeity
coaDty were Harried Thursday at ClarMran by byHer byXn byXcv
Her F P NoeL S eL This ia the evened evenedytetere maMnoeial maMnoeialyear IMtrilBGDialftDbtre
ftDbtre of noun who tanned a dissect a a aJIIft ayear
year aga agaRockville aa aaRockvllle
JIIftRockvllle
Rockvllle Sept pt H HThe The appeal of Mine MtoaccmaBiaariMn MineIda
1 Ida S Dove apiQat the 1ICicR vi ur crusty school scbooIc schoolanicntrI
ccmaBiaariMn c anicntrI in ejcciing her from fr the prkwapaMiip prkwapaMiipof Jlblp
of the Betbeada school has Mea lorwtrded eci to the theState theSatc theState
State board of aducatioa ach tioo a copy being filed wna wnathe wtthUae vfththe
the county fcboc board boardWostminster boardWo boardWestminster
Westminster Wo Sept 14 lINathan Nathan Pool PoolMM PoolII Poolis
MM is fI f Mr B Peyton Pool Mar Clot this ocwaty ocwatyfeH OIntIItrfell oanntyfell
fell from lOlR a freight traia raln at this Green etreet bride Uidacthis 1IricIIeut bridethis
this city about t 2 Veto VatOdC eIoek this Morning ocufog g and wa waMBed wu wul waskilled
killed Pool recently rece returned from fr < the PMHpptoca PMHpptocawhere P Pbthpplneswhere
where hrwac be was in the service of the IOfttDIM grvn nurnt t for fortnrw fewda fo fothree
da three tnrw ya yaBaltimore ysera yseraBaltimore a aBaltimore
Baltimore Sept 1i HPreliminary Preliminary steps stepshare stepshave
hare been taken take for Ute erection of a a aew sartectoty bottle bottlefceiory
fceiory la or aear r Ralthecr and it ia Hid uldweak that thatwork UMtwodr
work to to befhi this year esr It to mid that the new newpuqr MWfMtGI7 setvfastoty
fMtGI7 is to be b metal by die urrven rIIOa Dnac Drv C Ia11II1 Coinpony
pony rUth it to TOptrted nea4s the Wch prices pricesJ Jlricesfa pricessited
sited J to bcttha bctthaWARRING bcttIMVARrHNG boUMWARNING
WARRING TO PARENTS PARENTSThe PAR dTS dTSnc
The Milk Goatecaec appointed a hr the Dir Diatrfct DbtrJd Dirnet
net OcmiBtosfcmew ia l vietr cf the MANY MAXTDANOBRS l1NYDA MANYDAGfllto
DA DANOBRS Glin8 OF RAW MILK bee beeadM ree reeaMBded r rt
aMBded the hnaeputwrtetoe of all raw tattle tattleby milk1tJ 4lk 4lkby
by briD8i br bcisteg c it to 1 the boiling point then thenwithdraw tbeawltWrRlf thenwithdraw
withdraw oooi and keep caW uatfl ms mad madThe std stdeoel d dThe
The confereaoe eoel hat thereby indorsed the thetdTtee UteadTiee theadvice
advice glT ainn ssn a by this society for a acmfee acmfeeof DUmIluat mintherof
of years to toSCALD toSCALD toSCALD
SCALD ALL EVHLK EVHLKParent MILItc bIILKfar
tc aI JdUJ JdUJPar thiltnParents
Parent Par tre i xrtbJar11 rttcohrj warned against agbutthe apbutthe againstthe
the errSBewa opinion Md by sr tone that pa patttiriitae 1141ttIIridg psitadring
tttiriitae nffccts either the dIgestIbilIty dI tr the theMtrltfre thaMtrlt11e thenetritave
Mtrltfre VASM f MI of the milk or that t at as a antai 6nile smis
nile mis It will pradoea redas any bad cSocta what whaiMMtr wh whataseser t tu tSOCIETY
MMtr MMtrSOCIETY aseserSOCIETY u
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTiOn O OSICKNESS 0SICKr4ESS OSICKnESS
SICKNESS SICKr4ESSE
E E Berliner Secretary Secetaryy
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THORfflWS LEAD 90 90Declared 90Declared I IDeclarcl
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Declared Nominee N o111illce After Of Official Official Official ¬
ficial Canyass CanyassMACHEN Cauyass CauyassMAOHEN CauyassMACHEN
MACHEN TAKES IT AS A JOKE JOKEWnxeH JOKEnx JOKEcVnxcs
WnxeH nx Humorous In niwensslnR I Hi HiDefeat Ills IllsDefont IllsDefout
Defeat nt Foils IPol1CSchoob Schools to Open OpenAKniii Ollelll OpenAgirin
AKniii l nll1 Tomorrow After Summer SummerVacation SummerYncntlon SunimeracnttoiL
Vacation Changes in Teaching TeachingCorps TeuchlulCorlIiCoUIlt PenciLingCorisCount
Corps CorlIiCoUIlt County Districts to Vote VoteWASHINGTON VoteWAIIIINGTO otc otcW
WASHINGTON W I GTO HERALD IIURKAU IIURKAUUMt IIUR1tUl IIURLtUtileR
UMt l TrinftMM TrinftMMX3 Ii a al N Nan
X3 Ktaf l 3UCSC 3UCSCAlexandria auAleuadrla lussiAlexandria
Alexandria Va Sept WThaxDemo WThaxDemocratic 14TlMDemocrattc 14TheDeiflOcratic
cratic committee eemlftltt for the Fourteenth Fourteenthsenatorial Fourteenthllenatorlal FourteenthsenatorIal
senatorial district met In this th city Ity to today today to today ¬
day and canvassed the vote cast In the theprimary thprtmr theprimary
primary last Tuesday for State senator senatorThe senatorThe tor torThe
The following foI1o1n result was w declared R nEwell Itweil i iEwell
Ewell weil Thornton I 11IY Lewis H Machen aeben
1217 Alexander J Wedderburn Mi A7 J7 This Thisgives Thlastves Thisgives
gives Thornton a a plurality over Macben MacbenIn
In the district of W and over Wedder Wedderbttrn Wec1derof Wedderbin
bin of I7 110 The members present were wereCharles wereCIaarlea werecharles
Charles BfidUim chairman J M LOT LOTCurtis lAnCrtJa LorCards
Curtis B B Graham and 111 Thomas bom H Lyon LyonCommenting LyonCommentlnJ Lyoncommenting
Commenting on the result of the pri primary prtIT primary ¬
mary IT Mr Machen made the following followingstatement fol followingstatement 1 1aatement
statement today todayI
1 I understand UDder tancl the committee has held heldan heldan heldan
an Inquest and officially pronounced pronounceda me medea4 mea
a dead one The proximate cause of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the accident appears to have been that thatMr thatMr thatMr
Mr Thornton got ot more votes than I INow It II
t Now If I the corpse may revive sttffl sttfflcieatly autDi su sucleatly
i cieatly to make a a remark I would say saythat saythat y yi
i that I Uave ave iave been defeated efa ted before and andwill andwill andwill
will no fdoubt be defeated defOll ted many times timesagain timesaanla timesagain
again The people cannot b be expected to toshow tohow toshow
show how good taate every time But after a anumber anumber anumber
number of such experiences they do not notseem DOtlm notseem
seem lm so unpleasant and may In fact factbecome futbecoate factbecome
become thoroughly enjoyable Seriously Seriouslythe Serlowfl7the Seriouslythe
the sympathy of ones one friends Is worth worthmore worth1DOff worthmore
more than all the offices In the world 1OIId I Iappreciate Iappreciate Iappreciate
appreciate more than words can say their theirloyalty theirloyalty theirloyalty
loyalty in my behalf on Tuesday TuesdaySchools Tuadac1a8ol TuesdaySceoIs
Schools c1a8ol to OpeuTomoroxv OpeuTomoroxvi
i The public schools of this city will be beopened beopeaed beopened
opened after the summer vacation n next nextonday nextMonday ct ctMonday
Monday onday morning momln < Repairs have been beenmade beenmade beenmade
made to the buildings in the past few fewmonths fwmootba fewmonths
months and It is said that they are a now nowJn nowt nowjn
Jn good condition conditionThere conditionTbere conditionThere
There are new members of the teaching teachingcorps teILc teILccorptJ teachingcorps
corps and in some cases teachers have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been shifted in their positions FitsgeraM FitsgeraMJones lttzaeraldJonea FitageraidJones
Jones will take the place of the late Will William WIDlam Willlam ¬
lam H Greenwell and Miss NevUt v1tt will willtake wUlta willtake
take ta ke the place of Miss Fanny Wilson who whoresigned whorHlcnfcl whoresigned
resigned Miss Summers will take Miss MissNevltf MissNevltts U Uete
Nevltf ete place Miss Mary Grtgg will sue succeed 8Qec suecccl ¬
ceed c Miss 11 Summers and Mrs W PL H P PKelly PKtUy PKelly
Kelly will fill ll the position formerly oc occupied occupied orcu ¬
cupied cu by His lIU Gri Grins GriRreport GrinsA g gA
A report that some of the children who whosecured wb wbHCUrfJd whosecured
secured permits to attend the school do donot donot donot
not live la the city is being investigated investigatedI In ted tedby
I by the school authorities Any children
who who are found to reside beyond the Or oorporationJines OrporatlolLDDee earportioa1Ine
porationJines 1U be excluded excludedTo excludedTo excludedPu
To Vote on School Tax TaxIn TaxIn TaxIn
In order to supply the funds fun for the theerection theerectloft theerection
erection of new schoolhouses In Wash Washington WabJngton WashIngton ¬
ington and Arlington Arlln < tOll districts dlatrle Alexan Alexandria A1exaacIrta ¬
dria county arrangements have be been bMDma4le beenmade n nmade
made for the holding of an election m mthose In Intbo8e Inthose
those districts September TA on the qua question q qUon quation ¬
tion of an increase in taxes of M cents centson centaOR centsoat
on the HM 100 for school purposes purposesIt
It Is stated that the need of bettnschool better betterboot betterschool
school boot facilities in those tlaoftdttrletl districts is press pressing pre88In presslug ¬
lug In and it is said lei by county people that thatthe tMtthe thatthe
the proposition will be strongly indorsed
Frank C C Usher was w conveyed to the theAlexandria th thAlexandria theAlexandria
Alexandria Hospital last night for treat treatment treatment treatment ¬
ment for injuries sustained to taWn taWnfrom fallingfrom falling fallingfrom
from a freight train at the tbeyarde Potomac Potomacyards Potomacyards
yards Usher her who Is a brakeman slipped slippedfrom uppedfrom slippedfrom
from the top of a freight car of a moving movingtrain moYinKtrain movingtrain
train and his back was severely verelJ sprained sprainedThe sprainedTbe sprainedThe
The funeral of Mrs Louise Lou Robmsbn Robmsbnwhose Robhulbawhose Robhanwhose
whose death occurred last night nl < bt will take takeplace takeplace takeplace
place tomorrow afternoon on at 4 oclock oclockfrom oclockfrom oclockfrom
from the home of her husband Harry HarryRobinson HarryRobinson HarryRobinson
Robinson m 8 South Patrick street She Shewas Shewas Shewas
was twenty twent years of age and was a atlve atlve na native ¬
tlve of Plttsburg Pa PaYHIGINIA PaVIRGINIA PaVIRINIA
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA VTEKHHIABristol VIRGIJiIABristol VIRGINIABristol
Bristol Sept 14 14Waahingtou Washington County Countyto
to erecting evtctAn a hand batadsosse SKinortml to itt Gndssente Gndssenteveteran CaafedtoratevtIeram Caufoleratevolarana
veteran The start shift to coat 4 435 4 wilt be Defa cosqdeted cosqdetedtaafcw
fa 1 taafcw a few sva svaDnchburg days cIIqaLochbufS daysLynchburg
Lynchburg Sept 14 14A A small leak de deTdoped deMoped doT
Moped T today im I tile RnvKr rr tr ty wM Mr r pips pip Ibis I Itile Ibisthe near nearto
tile city ucI tile iseinal opeDIDg of tile tileto system bad badto
to be deferred until am week weekNorfolk weekodolk we weNOrfOlk
Norfolk odolk Sept 14 HRobert Robert Holmes col colorwd colII col1s4
orwd 1s4 it b lying at a hojttel with a ballet TOMd ia iaUs tAJIJI iiihis
Us bead Mid to hm u been tattcM W WOHui WOHuiIfvtbce WiflisinIfisebte tIUaalwebre
Ifvtbce It k said that the wounded stndsd IMn n oanaot oanaotWmchester uatH uatWlftche esnuoflies
H lies
liesWinchester
Winchester Wlftche ter Sept 14 14Gov Gov Guild of ofMaaMdniMttU 0 0l ofXusscbuestts
MaaMdniMttU l ts will ooa came to Wiae V Wincheeler 84er er Monday to tobe to1Ie tobe
be the orator at the unveiling of the moaaaeat t to tothe tothe tothe
the Xaaeactraaetts soldiers harW ttr ia the national nationalWinchester anthemWinchester tIoDal tIoDalCIeIDeer1
CIeIDeer1 CIeIDeer1Winchester
Winchester Sept 14John W Vlolett VlolettoariaeaC ViolettJMCIMtaeDt Vloletta
a JMCIMtaeDt oariaeaC lamar cad kuxtewiwr 4M at hb hbnear bIIbome hisboise
boise near Anne rmeI this t is oo CMISU eoaat Ety hut nifbt aged agddstrB agt4ahtFI agedsixtySe
dstrB jeara lie u Is survived br a vile and thins UweadaofMon tbreda thinsdaahten
daofMon daofMonStaunton da daahtenStaunton
daStaunton
Staunton Sept 24 l4Tim Jim Brown col colored 001ored on onend ¬
ored was antat ranted d bore OB U tile charge of bouts boasebrcafcf 1Iou6ADd boutsbreaking
breaking brcafcf and robbery Sereral fe iMuafarlCAI rghrics IMTS Tel been beenimaanted beenOIII1Itttted beenaoinaltted
imaanted and the police think that Brown it Issb4e n nsptwtlbk fttoe
sptwtlbk for them themCulpeper themCulpeper thetaCulpeper
Culpeper Sept 14Mrs C G Mitchell Mitchelldaughter Mitchelldaucbts Mitchelldautit
daughter dautit et Mr aDd Mrs WlUtm HhotweU of < rf this thbettjr thiseitJ thiscity
city died today t in a SoMtal tal in Rfchaood RIeiuoDdhad Sbe Sbebad Selied
bad been married only three months liar body gill gillbe ill illbe UIbe
be biougbt here for or burial burialWinchester burln1Winchester butioLWinchester
Winchester Sept 14 UJohn John Woomer a awellkaowa aftUkDown awelllraown
wellkaowa cit was paralyzed in the Etreet to todajr toda1 today
day and is in a precarious condition 00 WeoBwr rf rfceatly rteeaUy ircenoly
ceatly bad his graTe R dug and a hnadiomo raeacnent raeacnenterected mltUieftterected aeminenterected
erected in Mount Hebron Cemetery CemeteryGrafton C CcrnetctiGrafton met r rGrafton
Grafton Sept 14 HJoseph Joseph Wherry a alaborer ala alaborer
laborer la r was killed on the BulUKcre and Ohio rail railroad railroad railmad ¬
road near Urtftoa yesterday He was wa wtlkias walki down downUw tIorntb downthe
Uw trades tra WBCB when n struck by a freight train He u uupp8 illIUIIPId issupposed
supposed upp8 cd to bate como from rota Jobiutovm Pa PaWllllamsburgr 1a 1aWUIImsburg p pWilliamsburg
Wllllamsburgr Sept 14 ltThe The United UnitedCbafrter Unitedhapt Unitedcbn
Cbafrter cbn of Ute Phi Ikt Beta Kappa Fraternity ia lei session leiIIoa es esson ¬
son here yesterday yetc ccda ar deferred until the next triennial triennialcooocU meatalCOCUMIl trienuisicouncil
cooocU action oa the applioationa of George Yaaa WaanIDdoR Wasjzucto Yaaattctoa
ttctoa zucto UBiTersttj and of Uw University of West Vk Vketnia ViriIDJ Vieginla
etnia iIDJ for charter charterI ebartesKeyser chartersKeyner
I Keys Keyser r S Sept pt 14 HHarry Harry C Trenton was waskilled waskilled waskilled
killed yesterday in the ynnls of too Pittsburz and andLake aDdLaft andLake
Lake Erie E Railroad tt Gluiport Pa by a sbifttuj sbifttujesgtee rhtfttnyen iittDl iittDleagIRe
esgtee en lib 1I routine bare been Ukea ta etl to JlarsrHIe JlarsrHIeW 3tayariflew lrsTlU lrsTlUW
W Va bis former founcrb bone He nil a member of the theKeyser theKC11 theKeyser
Keyser < aerie of Eagles EaclesLsesburg EluteaLeeeburg EaglesLeeoburg
Lsesburg Sept 14 HThQ Tho engagement enS gement has hasbeen baabeen hasbeen
been announced d of 3IJ Un s Katie Msddux d ux of Oak lint UIHVa lintYa 11111Vs
Va daughter daucht r of too tin Into Cot Ce F Webb Madden addux to toBdwmrd to1NnnI tolidvard
Bdwmrd Warddd W n1dd Hook of BalUmcrc Mr Ir Hook lIoo Uoooistnent li liprowtoent kpromiDeDt
prowtoent oistnent in business olrcka ol in Baltimore DaltimoreWIddirc The Themddinc Thewadding
wadding will H1 take place the th latter part of October OctoberKoanoke OotoberROftnoke OoohcrRoanoke
Roanoke Sept 14 HAt At a a smoker given givenby gIvenby givenbe
by the Chamber CDa ber of Commerce to wliloh rcproeonta rcproeontatiree rcproeontatTN rcproscn rcproscntires
tires ot all buttoess interests w were re invited d a plan planwas planwas planvat
was lamdhed Md to drganlze an inTcstment inTC tment company companywith ecmpsnywith
with a capital stock of OMOM oroo to encourage enur new neweBterprites DeWeIltee newentes
eBterprites eIltee Large subscriptions were made and the theorctabatton therpBbatkm thearganirstbori
orctabatton of the company it i ejwured ejwuredCharlottesvlllc MsuredCharlotte annuettCharlottesville
Charlottesvlllc Charlotte vlllc Sept 14 HProf Prof and Mrs MrsAlbert MrsAlbert MrsAlbert
Albert H IL Tuttle of theUntTerslty of Vlrjiaio Virgin z bare bareaawwnced baT baTnn havennnouud
aawwnced nn the engagement of their daughter Clara Clerato Clcrato Clarato
to WiUUun DlSaa Raatej Probasoo Mr r Probasoo la the tbaMB theIOtl theeni
MB of Mr dr Harry Probaseo a leading attorney nt tmcy of
CkMtnuaU is a graduate of the Uw school of the
University of Cincinnati and has recently totaled loeat d ia
New York City CityI cltrIiUle11 CityKilled
I Killed by b > IrIs Home HomeI lIorcSpeeial
Speeial I to The Warttostoa Herald HeraldSalisbury HeraldSaUsbury ReraldSalisbury
Salisbury N C Sept 14 HJrred iTred LIpe LIpeaged LIPeaged Lipsaged
aged seventeen was found in a ditch ditchyesterday ditchyesterday ditchyoaterday
yesterday morning fifteen miles from fromSalisbury fromSalisbury fromSalisbury
Salisbury His horse had fallen upon uponhim uponhim uponhim
him anil so badly injured him that he hedied hedied hedied
died last night The young youn man regained regainedconseiougnegB rcsu1nedcons regainedconSOtousflS
conseiougnegB cons O J1 S but but ut cQuid not tell the th
W of hhAqQlc n
I
INVITE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTRnilronil ROOSEVELTUullroa1 ROOSEVELTIlitlironil
Rnilronil Men A AId Ask k Ironilncnt Pcr PcrMOIIM IcrIIOIIN
MOIIM tn Attend JieetlufiT JieetlufiT8pMfet JieetiuJto leetiitgSpatial
Spatial to The WMfatoffeM W HareM IlmfclCumberland JlfIldCumberland HareMCuinberland
Cumberland Md S Sept pt 14 President PresidentRooaevelt PrlentRooevelt Presidentfloosovelt
Rooaevelt General Manager Thomas ITItx ITItxsermM lrltssera 1ItZgerald
gerald sera hi of the Baltimore and nd Ohio Rail Railroad RalIi flailrood ¬
road i Assistant General Gen ral Manager Haaa HaaaOov II IIGov usesGov
Gov Warfteid all the principal officiate af afth oCtile ofthe
th tile Pennsylvania and Western We tern Maryland MarylandRailroad llaryJaJKtnatrotad Marylandflalirosda
Railroad in Maryland JiJal7landand and all the grand grandofficer grando grandollicers
officer o of the various railroad organize organtzaUona orlJllntzftt10na organizetiolts
Uona have been Invited to attend the theunion theunion theunion
union meetl meeting of railroad organization organizationto o lzatioM lzatioMto
to be held In Cumberland September Septemberand Septemberand 21 21and
and M MOther 54Othe
andOthers
Other Others Invited to speak are Associate AssociateJudge AssociateJudge oclat oclatJucIae
Judge Robert It B Hendenpn Steles State At Attorney Attorney Attorney ¬
torney A A Wilson John W Young Youngclerk You Youclerk Youngclerk
clerk of the Circuit Court A C With WIIMson Withson IIU IIUIOn
son county superintendent of schuols schuolsCongressman sduo sduoCoeuman sctuoinCongressman
Congressman George A Pearre FBrooke FBrookeWhiting pDrookeWbJtla F Brooks BrooksThi1ng
Whiting WbJtla and Finley C Handrlckson of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Cumberland bar and E W Motley Motleyof Mousyof
of Washington secretary 1IfJCJ r7 of the Interj Interjstate Inter InterIttate Interstate
state Commerce Commission CommiutonFATHER CommIssIonFATHER H HFATHER
FATHER STOPS MARRIAGE MARRIAGEFollow MARRIAGEIoJlo MARRIAGEIlIos
Follow IoJlo Daughter mid Swain from fromAliiliamii fromA1nhulUn fronaAlialiitntit
Aliiliamii to Virginia VirginiaSpecial Vlrlnin8pedal Vlrghiriiaa1
Special a1 to The Washington Herald HeraldRichmond IICTIidRichmond Jd JdIUcbmond
Richmond Va Sept 14 HThe The father of ofMiss o oMias ofMiss
Miss Hermione Rodenbury of Jamison JamisonAla JamnAla JamIlOnAla
i
Ala learning learnt that she had eloped with withEugene wUtlE withEugene
I
E Eugene l1e Dean a hardware raerchanfy raerchanfytelegraphed Iftercba IftercbatetesrBpbed merchzTt merchzTttelegraphed
telegraphed to the police here and l had hadthem hadtbem hadthem
them intercepted before they could get geta Beta geta
a licence and be married marriedHe man1edHe marriedHe
He followed on the next train and andagainst andaaIt andagainst
against earnest pleadings took the young youngwoman youlICwoman youngwoman
woman back home Hl with him He had re refused re refUMe refused ¬
fused to allow allo th the girl to marry because becauseshe becauseebe becauseshe
she was w only sixteen The Th father was wasso wasso
so Infuriated > d that he has h preferred preferredcharges preferredchaes preferredcharges
charges against Dean for abduction abductionSODLDCBAHGEGONST1TDTION abductionY10ULD abductionYIOIILD
SODLDCBAHGEGONST1TDTION SODLDCBAHGEGONST1TDTIONIllinois Y10ULD CHANGE GOt GONSTJTUTION GONSTJTUTIONI STITUTION STITUTIONIllmois
I I IIllinois
Illinois Day Orator at the Jamestown JamestownFair J JamestownFair am cst own ownFair
Fair Atacks It ItIll Itlu11 ItIriIl
Ill lu11 II of Ambiguities lie iuya and andXourin IndXOClb rtndNeeds
Needs RovliiloH nenouGo fiov Donecn DonecnIVns Duneciln DuneenWet
IVns Wet n There
8pedal ecisl WI TIIII w wo Marald MaraldNorfolk liutildNorfolk
Norfolk o olk Va Sept HGQV l Gqy Denean of ofZlliaoia Knu offlhiaoI
Zlliaoia nu aDd Dr Edmund J James pres president tr tr1de ira iraideot ¬
ident 1de t of the University of Illinois were werecenters ecenter werecenters
centers of interest at the tb fflinote Day Daycelebration Dayeelebrallosa Daycelebration
celebration at the Jamestown Exposi Exposition Exposition ExpositIne ¬
tion today Hundreds of exposition via visitors via viaitona viaItors ¬
itors from Illinois were Joined by Meters sbveralthousandformer Metersthousandormer ral ralthou
thousandformer thou CI ormer residents of that State Stateincluding Statebtdudln Stateincluding
including < many whose w homes were once oncein onceIn oncein
in Chicago and other Illinois 1111us cities and andthe andthe andthe
the celebration proved most interesting interestingAddresses lftere ineredngAddresses tinc tincA
Addresses A 4r of welcome were delivered deliveredby deltftredby deliveredby
by President nt Tucker of the exposition expositionand expolidoaand expositionand
and Gov Swanson S aJWOD of Virginia with re response re reapGue respouse ¬
spouse by b Gov Deneen Dr Ja Jatbe J Jtbe James was wasthe
tbe orator of 0 the day dayDr clayDr dayDr
Dr James took for his subject t or orNeeda The TheNeeds TbeNeeds
Needs of a New Federal Constitution ConstitutionHe
He Ji spoke in part as follows followsThe foUowarile followsThe
rile The fact is 1 our present OoastHttUon OoastHttUonhas CoaatttvUonhu Constitutionhas
has been so changed by constructfen and andinterpretation aMinterpretation andlnterptetation
interpretation that ha h authors would wouldnever wOtildnever wouldnever
never recognize it it And if we had not notthua nottho notthus
thus changed it our Union would have havegone havelOGe havegone
gone to piece long ago It Is full ull of am ambiguities Amblcuttlee satbigultic ¬
biguities even now though the American Americanpeople Americanpeople Americanpeople
people have spent more Mood and treas treasure treaIvre treasore ¬
ore in giving it a definite meaning JD than thanfense thanher thanthey
her have spent Ja aU M 1 wars oC de defea do dotense
tense eaad and offense which they have waged wagedto wapdIn
In the century and a quarter of their ex existence exMt oxistCnce ¬
istence istenceOur Mt istCnceOur nce nceOur
Our Constitution is I a marvelous in instrument InstrUIDeat hiatrument ¬
strument and no one can study its origin originand orICmand ortgtnand
and development without being filled with withwonder WIthwonder withwonder
wonder and admiration AU the present
Indications point clearly to the fact that thatit thatit thatit
it U inadequate to enable the nation to tosolve toIIOIve tosolve
solve the many pressing problems probIfJ relat relating relatme relatlug ¬
lug to our society industry and polities politiesThe poIltteIIThe politiesThe
The official gubernatorial reception at atthe atthe atthe
the Illinois Dllno State Building tonight tobta was waaa wasa
a gorgeous function GoY and Mrs MrsSwanson MnsSwanaon MrsSwanson
Swanson took part partSweep part01l partO1UAZATiONIS
01l O1UAZATiONIS A1fIZATION IS VICTOR VIOTORSWCCttfC VICTORSweeps
Sweep AH puklwJthtJt hi rt it Commty Cont li In Hc HcpMbitcMM RcpJtltite ItephHeeit
phHeeit pMbitcMM lt Primary PrimarySpecial PrhnArT9pIaia1 rrlnutrys
Special s to The Washington w limIt HmldUatferstown HaaJcIl limItHngerstown
Uatferstown l entown Md Sept 14 14Ia In the Dem Democratic Democratic Darnocratic ¬
ocratic primaries held tonight to t for the thepurpose tbepuJ108e thepurpose
purpose of selecting delegates to the thecounty thecounty thecounty
county convention In Hageratown lIapr toWft next nextWednesday DeXtW nextWednesday
Wednesday W y the organisation swept the thecounty tMcounty thecounty
county countyIn countyIn countyIn
In district No I Hacerstpwn pwn there therewaa tberewaa therewas
waa a spirited fight between Palmer Ten Tennant Tennant Tennant
nant candidate for the nomination for forState torState forState
State senator and the organization organizationforces orpalaUonorcee organbattonforces
forces orcee who are backing Senator B Ab Abner AbJMM Abriot
riot petta Betts for a renomlnatlon Mr tr Ten Tennant Tennant Tennant
nant lost the organization ticket reedy receiving recelvIn reedyIng ¬
ing In nearly SCO votes ou to less than 100 cast castfor ealrtor castfor
for or Mr Pennants ticket ticketAmong tJeketAmo t1ctotAmong
Among Amo those who took an active part partin partIn partIn
in this fight was Col Buchanan Schlcy Schlcythe Schlcythe Schicythe
the organization leader In Washington WashingtonCounty WashingtonCounty WashloKtonCounty
County the contest cont t being in Cot Schleys Schleyshome Schleyshome Schleyahome
home district dl Friends of Mr Tennant Tennantstill Tennantetl11 Tennantstill
still insist that hie hi name will go before beforethe beforethe boforethe
the convention conventionPhone conventionPhone conventionPhone
Phone Main 1300 960 When ten Yon Return ReturnSubscribers ReturnSubtMrtbers ReturnSubnetibers
Subscribers returning from their sum summer nummer tUmmer ¬
mer home who desire to hav have their paper papersent paperlent papersent
sent to their city address will please pleasephone pletlsephone pleasephone
phone Main Iain 3300 3300Mr 33Mi 2300Mr
i Mr W T Turner TurnerLate l
Late with the U S Realty Co Cohas CoJ Cohas
has taken active charge o of the theSubdivision thetinehurd
I J iinehursf iinehursfI I
I 8 m ifo i
tJ tJIn
p Subdivision SubdivisionIn Su bdiViSiOI1 bdiViSiOI1tJ
1 In connection with Mr John A AMassie AMaMie AMassie
Massie of the McLuchlen Real Es Estate Estat Estate ¬
tate tat and Loan Company CompanyH CompAnHe CompanyHe
H He will make his headquarters headquartersat
at the office of the McLachfon Real HealEstate RealEstate RealEstate
Estate and Loan Company at 10th 10thand 10thrJ 1heS
rJ and G sts where he will he heany bep1e3td hepleased
pleased to meet hl5 bt friends and nndany andany
any others desiring to purchase purch 80 in inthis Inthis Int
t this subdivision 8ubdlvlllontho tha loveliest t sub suburb suburb suburb ¬
urb of Washington Vuhlngtonsltuatcd situated in the themoat them08t themoat
moat picturesque plcture qu6 section of tho thoRock thoRock thoRock
Rock Creek Park and Chevy Chase Chaseregion Chaseregion ChaseI
I region
regionChoice Choice Lots Lots5c Lots5c Lots5c
5c to 20c foot footTerms footTerms rootTerms
Terms Reasonable ReasonableEvery ReasonableEvery ReasonableEveryourth
Every Everyourth fourth Lot LotReserved LotI LotReserved
Reserved ReservedThis
This policy is strictly strictI > adhered to toPJnohurst toPlnohurst toPinehurst
I PJnohurst has beautiful wide ave avenues ae aenues aveflues ¬
nues and circle will be one of the themoat themo themoat
moat mo t exclusive residence sections sectionsof sectionof sectionsof
of the District Money loaned to tobuild toI tobuild
build Agent on the ground every everyday everydfty everyday
day Pleased to show you the theproperty thoproperty theproperty
property any time timeOver timeOver timeOver
I Over Two and a Half HalfMillion HalfMinion HalfMillion
Million Feet of Ground GroundAlready Grounda I
a Already Alrlad sold at PInehurst and andfrom andfrom andfrom
from the present demand it Is con confidently contihnt1y ¬
i fidently tiJJntl believed that th the remain remaining remaining ¬
ing lota lot not reserved will ba sold soldby soldbY
by January maq
HE BLAMES BLAr ES POLITICPresident POLITICS POLITICSPresident POLITICSPresident
President Fiiiley Discusses DiscussesRecent DiscussesReccnt DiscussesJicceiit
Recent Bate Fight FightPATH Fightup FightPATH
up PATH ATH TO PUBLIC OFFICE OFFICEPublic OFFIOEPuhl OFFICEPublIc
Puhl Public c Men lie Says Sit Adopt Antl Antlrallrond Antlrnl1ronel Antirailroad
railroad Side for Personal Perlo al Ail AilvunecyiiiMit AtInnCtluontnellc Au AuvniicttpientBelleveus
vunecyiiiMit vniicttpientBelleveus nnCtluontnellc llellevcN cH Thinking Men MenIVoiT llcllow tIeiL tIeiLriow
IVoiT ow Realize the Danger of Puma PtirimliiK PUIJmlul Pumaing
liiK the Prcucnt Co Course ConrHeCl CourseChicago time timeChicago
Chicago IH Sent Sept W 14The The first author authorhwd autbocbed authorhied
bed announesment aa t of ollbeatUtude the theattitude attitude of tn tnSouther the theSout theSoutrn
Souther Soutrn ern Railway Bi1twa Company since I ha U re re recent recent j jcent
cent rout In the rate war with a half halfdosen baitdoses
doses 41 Southern States was made here heretonirht heretontcbt heretonight
tontcbtPrMkleat tonightPresident tonight tonirhtPresident
President W W Finley of the South Southern Southem Southeln ¬
ern in an address delivered before the theannual tbeaftftual theznnuI
annual meeting of the American Asso Association A AclattoR Ameelation ¬
elation of Freight Traffic Officers OMce urging urgingrailroad 1IFSiaraltroed urgIflrailroad
railroad man to cooperate In the promul promulgation proinulgatloti ¬
gation of economic arguments to stem stemthe SteSflthe
the lb tid thIn of unreasoning < opposition oppositiontouched oppositiontouched
touched upon the rate war oar in the follow foMowing rIIowIn followlug
lug words wordsIn wor worIn wordsSIn
In theee thee suits aut we have met with many manyembarrassments JINUt JINUtOhtbanamenta manyeabarrrninenti
embarrassments on the part of the Scats Scatsauthorities sureauthorlt Suteauthorities
authorities authorlt the merits of whose action actionit actionIt
it Is not my present pr purpose purpo to tobut discuss discussbut diacusibut
but simply to say that after afterrtchta insisting oo oorights onrights
rights which have been decreed to us Car Carenough tarQOllfh farenough
enough to Insure the proper presentation presentationto taUGa taUGatG
to the Supreme Court of the United States Statesfor tateafor statesfor
for final decision of the fundamental fundamentalquestions tUDdaIlk1ltalq fundamentalquestions
questions q UOD involved we deemed it wise wiserather wiee wieerather wiserather
rather than to dIsorganIze 1ae our service servteeto and andto andto
to see the peace and quiet u of f the com community 0Ammunltr cornmunity ¬
munity endangered dgered to submit for the thetime tiletime thetime
time being bel to what we believe to be in injustice Ja JaJuttft injustice ¬
justice JuttftX
Not X t Duc to Ills Arrest Arrestla Arrcltln ArrestIat
la a word of personal explanation up for forwkiefe forwltle forwhich
which be apologised President P t Ftatey FtateyI JIIa1eTcewte Finleydenied
I denied that Uw adjustment mrat road made de in North NorthCarolina XtIthCaroIIaa MoetaCorolina
Carolina was affected or hastened by his hisarrest hiaILItMt hisries
arrest ILItMt ries explaining that the governor governorten 10ftmar governorsteena Ii Iit
ten t teena had been determined upon and the theI theper thejsoper
I paper of acceptance was en route to the
8IftI governor DOt many hours before be had hadknowledge hadIbIewIedxe badknowledge
knowledge of the proposed arrest He 1 de declared tJe tJedar8d dodared ¬
dared that h he expected no different lj fleat fleatm 1ea 1eameat at atrnent
meat m from that to be accorded any M anyploys em employe empIoye ¬
ploys or officer officerPresident oftl oftlPreGdent omcrPresident
President Finley declared that antirailway anti antirailway ti tira1IWY
railway agitation < baa been looked upon uponas 11100as uponas
as the path leading to public office o re and andwith aDdwith andwith
with some notable exceptions pubtt pubilhavO men menhare 1IWJthaVfJ
hare adopted the antirailway side Md He Hesaid If Ifsaid Hesaid
said that men in all lines I of business businessnow Iaeunow businessnow
now realize the danger Involved ra In re restricting re restrlctlnp instrieting ¬
stricting railway development df velopmentand and he in inMinted tnit Insisted
Minted it that railroads ra roada should not be placed placedbeyond p pbeyond placedbeyond
beyond the protection of tn t tee Constitution Constitutionunless CoutitulionunleM Constitutionunless
unless it were desired to prevent future futureinvestment futarelJaeetment futureinvestment
investment and destroy troy existing extat value valueRe values yaJlIeILHe valuesHe
He urged railroad men to keep out of ofpolitics ofIM ofpolitic
IM politicZIONISTS politics politicsZIONISTS UUea UUeaZIOhTISTS
ZIONISTS RESENT CRITICISM
Denounce AlIcigfitittH that Their TheirMovement TheirMovenient
I
Movement IH unAmerican unAmericanNew unAmericanNew unAmericanNew
New York Sept 14 14A A mass meeting meetingwas meeUn meeUnwu meetingwag
was held In Cooper Union tonight under underthe uaclerthe underthe
the auspices all8plc of the Zionist council of ofGreater otGreater ofGreater
Greater New ew York to hear tbe report of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the delegates from the Federation Fe of ofAmerican otA ofAmerican
A American II Zionists who have Just come comehome cemehoIDe comehouse
home from The Hague where they par participated participated partlctpsted ¬
ticipated in the eighth internatioaai con congress conpeN congross ¬
peN of the movement The speakers speakerswere speakerswere spelkerswere
were all enthusiastic over the growth wth of ofZionism OC7Aon1am ofZionism
Zionism more than t fA ls ft delegates one for foreach toreach foreach
each 200 1 members attending The Hague Haguecongress HaguecoqreIL Bagisecongress
congress They went from all parts of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the world worldThe worldThe
The feature of the evening eYeD was the bit bitter bltdeoWIClatioo bitter ¬
ter denunciation by the chairman Dr DrHarry DrHarry
Harry Friedenwald of Baltimore BaJUaaore of A Aprominent Apromlneat Aprominent
prominent Jew In this city 7 who recently recentlydenounced ftCefttlrcMl1OUI1ced recentlydenounced
denounced Zionism ac unAmerican unAmericanWhile uaAmertcaDWhile unAmericanWhile
While be mentioned meDttoa no name it was wuprt wuprtvatelr pri privately privately ¬
vately said that his remarks were di directed directed dlrested ¬
rected at Jacob H Schiff who recently recentlysent recentlyleat recentlyseat
sent a ktter embodying such neb sentiments sentimentsto sentimentto
to a morning newspaper An extract of ofChairman otlirman ofChairman
Chairman FrtedenwaWs address ai aigiven u uliven asgiven
given out by the committee in charge chargewas charsewq chargewas
was captioned Zionists Denounce DenounceSchiff DeuounceScbltC DenouareSCIalif
Schiff SchiffHIPPO SCIalifHIPPO
ScbltCHIPPO
HIPPO LIVES ON GOATS MILK MILKFrench MILiIrcllch MILKFrench
French Physicians Ph ttlclnn Melting Experi Experiment Epcrlmen Eper1mettle ¬
ment men mettle on AalmalM in Captivity CaptivityParis CathU CathUParts CaptivityParis
Paris Sept 14 l1Althourh Although Marius the theyoung theyoUR theyoung
young yoUR hippopotamus which was being beingraised bet betrteed beingraised
raised on goats milk died an autopsy autopsyshowed autopsyshowed autopsyshowed
showed that death was not due d to any anywant anywant anywant
want of nutrition nutritionOn nutritionOn nutritionOn
On the contrary the young hippo was wasgetting wqgetting wasgetting
getting fat wherefore the doctors declare declarethat decJrethat deciarethat
that ability abl1lt to raise hippo in captivity captivityhas captivityhy captivityhas
has been proved They anticipate a re renewal re reMl yenewal ¬
newal of the experiment In a few months monthsAnother monthsAnother monthsAnother
Another animal appears in the weeks weokemedical Weoksmedlcl weeksmcdIcl
medical records Prof Metchnikoff has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been irmoculatlng a a chimpanzee chlmpan with tit ap appendicitis ap appendicitis appendicitis ¬
pendicitis for the purpose of study Only Onlyanthropodes Onlyanthropodes Onlyanthropodes
anthropodes are possible as subjects of ofsuch ofsuch ofsuch
such experiments as they the arc the only onlyi onlyanimals onlyanimals
i animals having an appendix similar milaI to tom toman toman
man
NO GLASS EYES FOR PIGS PIGSHOB PIGSHog
I
Hog Doctor Finds BnsincKff Doesnt DoesntPay DocrmtPnT DoesntPay
Pay and Is Bankrupt BankruptFindlay DnnkruptFindlay BankruptFindlay
Findlay Ohio Sept s pt 14 HThat That there thereIs there1s thereIs
Is no money mone In furnishing hogs and andpigs andpigs
pigs with glass eyes mending their theirbroken tholrbroken theirbroken
I
broken limbs or giving them false teeth teethis teethIs teethIs
is seen etn in the announcement of the thefailure thefailure
I
failure of o Howard S S Kimmell of Tiffin Tlfflnvho Tiffinwho Tiffinwho
who has filed a petition in bankruptcy bankruptcyIn bmkruptcIn
In tho United States District Court The Thedebts Thedebts Thedebts
debts are 35414 35414 and the assets sets 11l0jKimmells 11107 11107Kimraells 1llOtKimmells
Kimmells business 5 was to set glass eyes eyeein eyesin < Yef YefIn
in hogs that had come in contact with withcorncobs withcorncob withcorncobe
corncobs and otherwise doctor them up upBIG upBIG upBIG
BIG DONATION TO YALE YALEPittaburar YALEPlttsburor YALEPittsbur
Pittaburar Pittsbur Womnn Given Recital Hall Halla IIn11na hailas
na a Memorial to Son SonPlttsburg SonPlttsburg SonPittsburg
Plttsburg Sept 14 14l 14Mrs Mrs rs James B BOliver BOliver BOliver
Oliver announces today toda that she had hadmade hadmade hadmade
made a donation donation of 159000 to tho Shef Sheffield ShefeM Sheffield ¬
field eM Scientific School of Yalo University UniversityTho UnlersltyTho UniversityThe
Tho donation was made for the con construction construction construetton ¬
struction of a new recital hall as a amemorial amomorlal amemorial
memorial to her son Daniel Leet Oliver Oliverwho OUverwho Oliverwho
who was killed In an automobile acci accident accident accident ¬
dent during tho Yale Y e commencement cx exorcises cxerclses cxercises ¬
orcises lost In = t July JulyThe JulyThe JulyThe
The memorial will be designed by the thebest thebest thebest
best artists In Europe and America It Itwill Itwill Itwill
will bo called the Oliver 01t > er Memorial Hall HallITEMS HaUITEMS HallITEMS
ITEMS FROM ABROAD ABROADCarlsbad ABROADCarlsbad ABROADCarlsbad
Carlsbad Sept 14 HPrince Prince August of ofCoburff ofC ofCoburg
Coburff C bur died tore today todayRio todarRio toilayRio
Rio Janeiro Sept HJu HJuan n Esplnozs Esplnozsan
an expert ox rt Chilean marksman while attempting to toboot toboot tothoot
boot an apple from UM bead of a man at a acirus acirusLEre areas areasLre ciranlil
Lre missed and killed 1d ed the appfeCcanr appfeCcanrLodz applemnrLodz apple5caruLodz
Lodz Ruosian nUns Ruusia Ian Poland Sept 14 14Marcus 14MarcusSilberstein Marcus MarcusSilbersteln larcusSilbentdn
Silbersteln tbq thc owner of a hrco cotton mill lia in this thiscity thiscity thiscitL
city has been murdered lv his employer tIID es because becausebe becausebe c che
be refused to par baJ them for the time they were oat oaton outon cuton
on strike rtrikeParis trikePar5 strikeParIs
Paris Sept 14 HTh Tho Gaulols treating treatingcf trMtlngAmerican
cf American agriculture airl ltllrP pays I tribute to Secretary SecretaryWilson SecetaryWibon SecretaryWilma
Wilson as a former fanner farm r a minister of rare and andinestimable andnestimable andipcsthnaUe
inestimable vaLue and a modern Colbert whose whoseBdeatr wbosettlo whosetxQdcetI
ttlo txQdcetI Bdeatr 1 CQmlfl I III bip bt cwnptteaco P tenrca andvhom an tilccf04it IIL IILI na
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THIS CANDIDATE CAJfD DATE BALKS BALKSOIijcctH BALKSOhJcctH BALKSObjects
Objects to Being ch J Nominated and Mar MarXot tInTXot MayNot
Xot Make luke Itnce Itnce9f JtnceI Itneeliiaela1
liiaela1 9f efel I U The > W WaMheton factoM IIcnM IIcnMHarrisonbttrg llaaWI 11mWHerrtsonburg
Harrisonbttrg I rrl8oaburg Va Sept 14 t11M The R Rpublican Rpubllean Ito ItoInlbllen
publican county eount convention met hert M1eday hr to today today ¬
day and nominated 4 a full ticket Charles CharlesD thrlaD
D Harrison the nominee for forwealths toIIUIIOR toIIUIIORwealtlt tommonwealths
wealths wealtlt attorney a ttome made th the foMowiag foMowiagstatement foltow1agMaternat follw1agstatement
statement MaternatI S
1 wu placed on t tii ticket t Jthout my myknowledge mykaowJedge stykowledge
knowledge tr r consent cot and isis witkCMt wU1Ic t con consultation CORnatation connltation ¬
sultation I am not a candidate and do donot dot donot
not t expect to make the race raceFollowing raeeFoIkn1 raceFollowing
Following FoIkn1 g is 1 the ticket ticketK
K 14 < Mate wmstor K K Doteasr Qtt HsrrlnalMrg HsrrlnalMrgfor n nfor
for toRMatnv h thatnrt W harvey XMkr kk1 TMMrvBfe md mdC sadC
C U Weaecr D Dayton grtoo for eoqnty tMMwer Dr D DUeu DP Itp
P p Ueu Ml jji Itraadway far CoMMiwwhh C Coeu J JaIfI Money MoneyaoiflSMS
aIfI D llarmcR H HP hisnLadi aa fat Must Mustlioleisci
aoiflSMS P 1 Uraietejr f bios BHonIn mIn biosIn
In his speech of acceptance Ott chat challenged ehaled chatlenged ¬
lenged ed Stats Stat Senator Keeaell to a series seriesof 8erteIor seriesof
of joint discussions discussionsThe d dTile dIseu1onsThe
The district convention will ill be heW next nextweek nextweek nsx nsxweek
week when a full ticket will 111 be placed placedn plaeed1ft placedfo
1ft n the field except in Pining district districtwhere dlatrktwhere districtwhere
where the regular Democratic D moeraUc nominee is isopposed toppoMcl isopposed
opposed by an Independent nde > ndent Democrat DemocratDAISON DemocratDA DemocratDAYSQN
DAISON DA WSOli IS BEHIND SWISHER SWISHERSaid
Said to Favor Latters Candidacy to toSucceed toSuooeed toSuooeed
Suooeed Him HimAnnouncement HimAnnOnnQIJlIent HimAnnonneenient
Announcement Create Surprise SIN SINIBxccutlve ItMDxcauthe ashixecutive
IBxccutlve Wan Wn Supposed to Ie Iewith IJewltb Bewltlt
with Gen May MayMeU May1sI Un UnJ UnTIIII
J
1sI MeU M Tte WasfaiagtoQ w HctaU HctaUChartestoa LCbarIatoD 15mMCharleston
Charleston W Va Sept S JJt M HTIM The po political poUtlcal paUtleal ¬
litical surprise of the week came when it itwas ItWU itwas
was announced JWOU through unquestioned unquestionedsources 1IDQ1IattoDedIIOUrea unquestionedsources
sources that GOT Dawson is favorable to totbe tothe tothe
the candidacy of Secretary of State Chas ChasW CbuW Chasw
W Swisher to succeed him himAttorney himAUOMMY himAUorney
Attorney General Clark W May y had ex expected expected cxposted ¬
pected the support of Mr r Dawson him himself hImf himself ¬
self f and his announcement announee Mtat was to have havebeen haveMea lest lestbeen
been formally formaJl made this week but since sincethe mcethe sincethe
the governor is said to have defined his hisposition blapoIdttoG hisIon
position Ion Gen Day has deferred the mat matter matter mattee ¬
ter hoping to land the th nomination five fiveyears Aveyeata ftveyears
years hence henceAuditor hencemlltor henceAuditor
Auditor mlltor Scherr and Hon William H HHearne HHearne HHearne
Hearne of Wheeling are the only avowed avowedcandidates avowedcaDIIldats avowedcarslMates
candidates for gubernatorial honors now nowaside 110 110aide nowaside
aside from Mr Swisher The secretary of ofState ofState ofState
State ha has been the mos active candidate candidateto CADdldateha candidatehas
ha been longest In the race race aDd ill said aaidto saidto
to have built hilt fences so well that they theycannot tbfJycaunot theycannot
cannot be torn down now especially if ifGov ItGoY ifGot
GoY Dawson is for or him I and exGov exGovWhite exGovWhIte oxGotWhit
White who bo himself was groomed for the thenomination thenoadttoo thesomisatlon
nomination up to a aCe few months mo d ago is isalso IsaIao Isalso
also favorable to his candidacy candidacyThe caD candidacyThe lcJac lcJacThe
The auditor is making < a great fight fighthowever apthowevel lighthowever
however and if any combination can be bemade bemade bemade
made between him aad another strong strongcandidate uoo uoocallCUdate strongcandidate
candidate he expects to be able to sue successfully auc aucceBtuUy sueceasfuily ¬
cessfully cope with Swisher who is given givencredit pv pvcredit givencredit
credit for being < one of the shrewdest shrewdestpoliticians shrewdentpoliticians hre st stpoUtlclaD8
politicians that West Virginia has pro produced produced produced ¬
duced ducedThe ducedTb
ducedThe
The Tb De Democrat ta in the lower end of the theState theState theState
State have done little in the way of mak ¬
ing ID preparationa 8 for the campaign campa al although although ¬
though there are three names mentioned mentionedas
as gubernatorial possibilities btlt e8 Senator SenatorAdaht SeaatorAd SenatorAdin
Adaht 1a LUtkpage L4 page whose candidacy was wasgiven wasven wasgiven
given ven its first boom by French Hays of ofGilmerCounty ofGIImerCcMuaty ofGihnerCowity
GilmerCounty several months ago George GeorgeByrne G GeorgeByrne ge geByrne
Byrne of Charleston of White Mans Mansparty Xansplty Mansparty
party fame tame and Hon Andy ADd Edmon EdmonHOn EdmonHOn EdmonNon
HOn of Weston who la looked upon by bymany bymany bymany
many as s the moat logical man in West WestVirginia W WVI11fin1a WestVirginia
Virginia aside from John Cornwall of ofHampshire otHampshire ofIlampahirs
Hampshire County to be the standard standardbearer standardbearer standardbearer
bearer for his party next year yearPARAGRAPHS YMrPARAGRAPHS yearPARAGRAPHS
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE WIREWoodbury WIREWoodbury VIREWoodbury
Woodbury N J Sept pt Ul C Jones Jonesfcre Jonesof Jonesof
of Abaat wd a load of watannelon tmat lit litbe bekre
fcre be ae tatted for forubt awrfcet There were W aadow aadowIthaca mthat arelousthat
that webbed I 4ne lID aftllllt el IS pound each eadaItbca eachIthaca
Ithaca N Y Sept 14 HThe The grand Jury Jurytended Ju1at jurybanded
tended n nUktaieBt for ta uy aemfa sbat t Beajunia BeajuniaSpteer as
Spteer s of MecUeabonc bar yeatetdaj MX aDd vhen w be beOrange lieIMNd behissed
hissed fIl It Isiday be desk auWio acid d arM dIId dIIdOrance dhdOrange
Orange N J J Sept M 14nIe The relatives of ofXn ofIN ofs
Xn s Mary Dcnjhctty ninety n yews old aid cl awf ftt fttUId ind indynday d dPaterson
ynday sad WL her iD tile darettad bairn The ftIealms Thestars
alms tinrut took cbup of aM WJIIeaI WJIIeaIPatenno n nda
daPaterson da
Paterson N No J 1 Sept 14 ItAfter After filling fillinga ftlUn ftlUnw1IIa
a tab with beinw vaMr to bar been II PMMC PMMCetmt IwicXeria PsenleMesaS
MesaS Mw Minis De It Ximabo now u eaxftfag eaxftfagpadded I IpI6W aI
padded I oft ia tb the yoiicc sUm aU ttoopted ta said sokther It saidher
her two t eawD cafidrts cafidrtsAlbany MOtnAihany cIma cImaAJIJaDy
Albany Sept 14 HGoY Gov Hughes has ap appoteted ap appoiated npislstsi
poteted Coaaodw AlMa B I WMUOC W M 118fIl mem memte arenbar
bar fIl the State ponds te bend Mr W weaa weaawscIIwu 4b M lisa MfwCeonty lisais
is wscIIwu JIIIex a County cac1Umi sad recently was re retired rrtired ¬
tired tan the Cnked States ita navy uayAuburn P PAubuna navyAuburn
Auburn N Y 1 Sept R 14Oae One man wasi wasifrom was wastalon wasblow
talon blow to attain and two uShers were Ij8ftd today to1bJJIIftUU todayby
by a JIIftUU explosion of dynassite whOa at WG WGOD westret
OD I saw read ia the town 0 A At AardIss twa armies armiesfern
from t this dty cit TIle dead ma aD k Lol Son SonLambertvlUe SaraIAmbertvlUe SuesLunbertviue
LambertvlUe N J Sept 14 14A A ro rovrhick robad rouness
uness which bad hi begiaBiBs ruble the cold pay paydepoty JIIII7of ay aytulle
tulle of tM 558 jalecut at Twt arntcn will ousste ousstetoday 141 141tfMla
tfMla today ha tile marriq 2rMst of PaM Sasdaa ydsm a depoty depotykeeper depatrkCCPCl dtykeeper
keeper at tb t jwfcwu and Mr In Sons DobUwkt DcbU who whois wIlDill wheis
is cut of priscn on parole paroleVlneland paroleYlneJand panleVlaeland
Vlneland YlneJand N Jv J Sept 14 HJohn John Grist GristCUM Gristcuao Gristcame
CUM betas from Jail work ac engineer DftI In a a IhiUdd Il1bi1adel18IIDdtIouM PhiladelIdLIL IhiUddphii
phii nwndtaww h last t ahiht ate a hearty wpper ppec at atockck ato atedeclc
> ockck o sad dint before mkbrfieit He WM forty Ibrtynine tart tartDIne fortynine
nine y years ra od and had marked 1 daring the evening enatoKthat eftIIiIIcthat eveningthat
that Iw ae nut w as sound M nea R dodar dodarCleevland doUaCCleeland fellerCleevland
Cleevland Ohio Sept S pt 14 ItFrlday Friday Sep Septcatbcr Septeak Septunbe
teak U Il fe the dHxacned day which Idcli Thoams ThoamsOi hoensOnalia s
Oi 0 Onalia K flftyfw Is to macaab RIIIaI rceaber r for ycbwnfcj ycbwnfcjJoa lmlaJJ8 yMuedayJodga
Joa Fidler Icuer eeateaeed 1 teMed OmaHa to hk dghtyei lbtJeIbUt lbtJeIbUttenia ¼ hth hthma > Ui Uitcm
tcm ia the workhouse This ptace dune Oatalb within withinfcwr w1tbiabar withinfour
bar tenon of the record established ed by his own ownbrother owabrother ownbrother
brother Austin a who o died while serving eentJI his ninety ntortyseoead Drt1IIeCIIDd ninetynosed
nosed tern
CAPITOLS DRESS DRE5SHEW NEW
f
Woods Y oods Reports on the theOverhauling theOvcrhanling1 theOverhauling
Overhauling OverhaulingTASK Ovcrhanling1 Ovcrhanling1TASK
TASK PROVES IMMENSE ONE ONESenate OUEScnntc ONESenate
Senate house Supreme Court Cou t and andCommittuu uncICommittou nailCoiutmitto0
Committuu ItooiuN Spick and Span SpanSniiilHtonc SpanSnllOHtone SpanSandstone
SniiilHtonc Work Vorl Roof and Dome DomeFrcHliencd DomeFreKhCIII DomurPreslientrcl
FrcHliencd 1 IT rVlmlrRCIJICntH Uptnt p Improvement limotemen is 3Iude 3Iudein iudcr iudcrin
in Plunibiiifr and Rlcvatom RlcvatomSnpt BlcvutorSupt ItlevatorsSept
Sept Elliott Woods of the Cast Ca tsl 4 has hasannounced UsaJbMMIIICed hasannounced
announced tile practical comalstion c die tbevast dievut Muvast
vast amount of repair and rencrartug rencrartugwork NMfttwork roaursdus roaursduswork
work done annually on the building be between 9 9tweea betweemi ¬
tween tweenDuring sessions aouDunn sessionsDuring
During Dunn the past summer there tbena has ha k ka i ia °
a large amount of such work w rlt and It kbeen Itbeen has hasbeen
been rushed with all u possible speed For Forthe rthe Forthe
the first time in years ear the exterior of the thedome dtedMne thedemo
dome was carefully careeulI and thoraoghly t treat treated treated treateat ¬
ed All parts showing any indication of ofrust orMI8t ofrust
rust were cleaned down to bright iron ironand tronand hostand
and then given several coats of paint paintJoints palIKjobata paintnt
Joints nt of the metal were covered with withelastic WIthluUc withelastic
elastic cloth thoroughly soaked ked to flex flexible AexIbIe liexIbis ¬
Ibis paint openings GPenln were fitted with white whitelead wilkelead whitelead
lead and putty and the entire dome domefVtft ws wsgHrtm WhagIVtft
gHrtm a good coat of specially prepared preparedPamt tIetMIIedpaiat prepiettpaint
paint The sandstone work of the old oldcentral oldceI1tra1 oldcentral
central portion and the roof were given givenan stnnan givenan
an overhauling overhauU and tbe spaces between betweencdttnc betwwncelliD betweinceiling
ceiling < and skylights akyllP in b bOb fa the Senate Senateand satea SSflSteand
and House chambers were painted paintedMaKiiitadc paiDteclJluKnltudc paintedMuteriltutle
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The Capitol contains 433 rooms now de devoted devoted dovoted ¬
voted to office omc committee and storage storagepurposes storagepurposes 6 6pII1pOISfJ8
purposes C79 windows m 0 doorways cIoorw 140 140fireplaces 140fireplaces 140lirepiaces
fireplaces aa wash basins and sinks li libath Hbath 1ibath
bath tubs tu 15 i ventilating ventUat1a fans t and IS ISmotors lJIIOtont 1 1motors
motors S elevators 2W8 2 horsepower bo horsepo < of ofboilers ofboilers ofboilers
boilers for heating and fighting 8 steam steampomps IIteampumpe stanzapumps
pumps for boiler and fire service its tfcelighting metghtiD itslighting
lighting < service equivalent to SSB 40 in incandescent taea incndescent ¬
candescent ea t lamps lam of K candlepower C8D < each eachaad elIChaad eacharid
aad 14 li11 18 square feet of skylights rUPu formed formedof edof fOrmedof
of iron and glass glassThese glassThose I ITheIle
These are th the items that eater into and andare mare entiare
are operated In the daily domestic life of ofthe ortbe oftheCapltol
the theCapltol Capitol They are details deafl that regs4r regs4rconstant 1eC1IIrI reqolesconstant
constant care and attention attentionOn atteadoAOn attentionOn
I On the Senate side the rooms room of the com committees CIIIftJI1Itt cernmitteos ¬
mittees JI1Itt on Interstate Commerce Fuel Privileges Pmlelfetl Fuellogos ¬
logos and Elections Claims Conference ConferencePoatolRces Coat CoatPoet ConferencePoetomees
PoatolRces Poet and Post Roads the rooms of oftbe orthe ofthe
the Vice lee President and the Sergeantat Sergeantatarme Se1pantatar Sergeantatarms
arms ar and the document rooms were werepainted WW WWp werepainted
painted p ted and decorated Several ornamen ornamental CJIftWIental ornamentat ¬
tal skylights 11 hta were added addedOther addedOther addedOther
Other Improvement Made DIadeFurther tladePurtMc MadeFurther
Further improvement are summei up opas uptoOowa upU
as follows followsRooms toOowaRooma followsRooms
Rooms of Howe committees on Bloc Elections EIecUons Bloctions ¬
tions No 1 1 Indian Affairs Private p Land LandClaims LudClaIms LandClaims
Claims and Labor have uyeaad been decorated decoratedand decoratedand
and painted Also the folding doeameat doeameatand 4IoewDe docernastand t tand
and other rooms moons aa well as all the thecorridors thecocridon thecorridors
corridors in both Senate and House Housewings BOU8wIap Housewings
wings have been bee painted Several of f the tb
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State seals over the chamber that werebroken werebroken were werebroken
broken are being replaced with new newIn ea eaIn onesIn
In the Supreme Court section a lairs lairsamount 1ar1 1ar1aJ801lnt largeamount
amount of painting has been done the theroblngroom therobIncroom therobingroom
roblngroom having < been specialty deco decorated deeorated decorated ¬
rated A new bronze rail for the bar ar of oftba ortbe ofthe
the court has ha been erected ered and carpets of ofpleasing ofeft ofpleasing
pleasing effect eft have been put down do oa oatb 011be onthe
tb be courtroom and the other room rooms used usedby URdby medby
by the court courtA courtA courtA
A large exhaust fan has been installedover installed installedover t teer
over the Senate chamber which wblehprove wtt im haprove improve ¬
prove materially the ventilation of lbehamher tb tbchamber the thechamber
chamber Much ueb restoration re8t atfoG < work lit Stat Statuary Statry Slatisary ¬
uary ry Hall and the crypt has been done donethereby clonethereby donethereby
thereby restoring the walls and columns cotmmnsto
to their original appearance before User tneywere tlae tlaewere Userwere
were painted paintedThe paintedThe paintedTb
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lug in for the old style has ha continued continuedDesks condnaedDeo continuedDesks
Desks Deo ks in House Overhauled OverhauledIn
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mahogany y desks have been set scraped aped and andreflnished andreCb1Jed aMreminhsbed
reflnished and the 4M chain claaInwith furnished ftmisfcedwith furnishedwith
with unproved castings which it ic be bettered beJteved belieted ¬
ttered will add to their durability durabilityThe c11InabIUtyThe durabilityThe
The heating ventilating Yeat atta aDd lighting lightingdepartments UaI1Unepartme1tts lIghdndepartments
departments have received their over overhactltoer on onAauttDg overhauling
hauling and repairs patting them in inproper Illproper Inproper
proper condition e6Dd tJoD for the coming session Ionof sessionof sessionof
of Congress In connection with wtthcJepartmeca tne these thesedepartments s sdepartments
departments the eight elevators la tho thobcilding thobdJdIDS thebuilding
building have had placed pined l upon them new newcables DEWcables newcables
cables and their machinery ma hiDery thoroughly thoroughlyoverhauled thoruad1JYoverhauled thoroaurhlroverhauled
overhauled and adjusted adjustedMany adjUJltedMany adjustedMany
Many of the committee roosaa rooks tn both boththe 1tottile boththe
the Senate and House wings have been beengiven Dee1given beengiven
given new furniture and carpets At the thaeight thtellht theeight
eight openings openi 811 where there are new no norevolving n nr nt ntrevolving
revolving r oh1 doors these doors will be in installed Installed installed ¬
stalled during durta the present Dt DtThe season seasonThe sraremThe
The lawns trees and shrubbery on tho thoCapitol thoCapttol theCapitol
Capitol grounds KTO nd have been kept in lacondition good goodcondition
1 condition Considerable replacing of worn wornout wornoat wornout
out water pipes and street > trfet washers have havebeen havebeen navebeen
been made and the roadways and aDdrepalre4 walks walksrepaired waIkirepaired
repaired where needed neededFranklin neededIrrnnI neededFranklIn
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attack of pneumonia His H grandfather grandfatherwag fathpr fathpra
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