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R RA1LROADRAFT RA1LROADRAFTTRIALSSTARTED ll O R fT fTTRIAlS
TRIAlS TRIALSSTARTED TRIALSSTARTEDIllinoisRoad 5TARTE 5TARTElllinoisRoad
Illinois lllinoisRoad Head Officials Given GivenFirst GivenFirst GivenFirst
First Hearing HearingDEFENSE HearingD BearingDEFJNSJ
DEFENSE D EH ENSE HAS WITNESS WITNESSEngineer 1i WITNESSEflgineer ITNiESS ITNiESSEngincer
Engineer Organizer Tells of ofHealings ofDeuUngs ofDealings
Dealings of ofGompany ofGompanyTeUmon Company CompanyTestimony CompanyTetlzuony
Testimony TeUmon of Thcophllc Rcuther RcutherWho fleutherWho cnther cntherVbo
Who Wan Partner in Formation Formationof
of Corporation Connects Xamcs of ofDefendants otDefendnnt ofDcfcndant
Defendants with ltb Those of Late Ira IraG IraG IraG
G Jlnivn Vice Iee President ProddentJ J 1 D DBaker DDuker Bflukcr
Baker and Other Officers OfficersOhlgagf OU Oif1cerQh1gg eers eersOIUg
Ohlgagf Aug ug 36 IGT 2QTlie The e trlaj tr1 ot Qttho o tho flU Illinois IUIno18 flUnots ¬
nois Central Railroad JUfoJOOO 1IO 1J0cOQ COO graft case casewas cuewas oaewas
was started today ten the preliminary preliminaryexamination preliminaryexnmlnatlen proIImtnaryexamination
examination of Frank B Harriman Hllrrlm n for former tormor formor ¬
mor general manager manor John N Taylor Taylorformer Ttlororm6r TitylorLorinor
former orm6r general storekeeper and Charles CharlesL CharlsL
L L Swing former general gI oral Superintendent p Elntendont
of tho railroad was a opened before Mu Mundjj I Inidpal J JnlcJpal
nidpal Judge Bruggomeyer BruggomeyerThe BrugOlDterThe DrugomeyerThie
The alliance of the State which ie ieproseeutiag IepnlMCUUDG 1 1proecutbg
proseeutiag and the Illinois Central as assisting 88swUng a as1ot1ng ¬
swUng opened opsu d proceeding with a heavy heavybody ho hov7body V7 V7bod
body bod blow in n calling eallIn to the th witness wIthostiid wIthostiidft stand standa
a man whose hele identity kl IdonUt nUt as a wItho witness had hadbean hadbGin htdbn
bean kept secret Crst until the opening of the thecase thecuo theoao
case cuo and M whose testimony ttImo on the ataad ataadconnected ataadQtIfteted tusd tusdooteeted
connected the names nam of the three de defendants de de8INlay doteisdeta ¬
fendants with the late Ira G Rawn Rawnformatiy Rantorm Rawnforn
torm formatiy b vice president of the Illinois IllinoisCentral Dim DimCentraJ IJLhW4eCeizii
Central J D Bttkar former assistant assistantBupariiiteadant u aeIetant8uperIRtaIdGftt tant tant8Uper
Bupariiiteadant 8Uper teadfllltot of machinery maeJItDel1 and zid Will Willlam WUlaM VItI VItII
lam I Ronshaw former superintendent of ofmachinery ofmachinery ofmacttnet
machinery macttnet y with the Oatermann Manufac Manufacturing ManuCacturlng Manufacturing ¬
turing Company Tho witness wtthe Itnese was Theo Theophilo Theophilo Theoplillo
philo Reuthor R outla or locomotive engineer r on onthe ontho onthe
the read who 110 was Wa a partner of Henry Hern C COstermann COatUmIIn COitezzaiin
Ostermann In the organization of tho thocompany thocomPton thecompn
company comPton He H gestifled eoUfled Uft8 that all the ofll ofllciais omcia offidais
dais cia mentioned mOAttoM4T had been give given stock In Inth IntlM intil
th tlM Oetemmnn OetenaanA company because of ofwhy ofw ofwt
w wt why t they had done don to help hl it It and that thatTaylor thatTa thatTyior
Taylor Ta had been a a director of the com company cempaW oem oempeny ¬
paW taking ta the place after Rcuther Rcutherhimself ReutherM4I Reuthorhimeif
himself had d been forced out outLawyer outJn1cr outLnwycra
Lawyer Fence at Opening OpeningAttorney OpeningAttomf7 OpeningAttomer
Attorney Tyrell for tho defense moved movedfor movodr moodfr
for a bill ef particulars and to quash quashthe q qw2th ah ahthe
the th onee and was overruled then At Attorney AttOClle3 Attorll ¬
torney torll Jtamk Reid also 3ao uf f th t defense defenseaatml dereMasICII dteoeea
asICII a aatml itorf 1ie eh9 eM tfgw of veaue uTII uTIIdeIIl Thto TkSes TkSesgoi eus eusdeitfoflS
deitfoflS deIIl goi ilAUerDQ 4 Atioroey Reid called Dated Befendant Datedant Defeitaat
ant Bwixg h hb client cIIin before the bar to ton toawoac tosWeef
awoac n < iar h hatteved e4 die court preJudtwd preJudtwdto pr1u twHl twHlto
to him 1a Judge JucI e BruggemeyBr rufad rured the thede Utedet thedeco
det deco de sMe should flle an affidavit to that thateftect tbatcL thattoeL
eftect The other defendants express eXIH expreeed od a aWee alite a1tko
Wee desire and all were given until Mon Monday Menday 101 101dai ¬
day to file their affidavits affidavitsB lL efltdayltIi k1a vU vUE
B O Oowglll private secretary of ofPresident otPteeldeat ofPresident
President J T Harahan of the Illinois IllinoisCentral illinoisCentral ltnots ltnotsCentral
Central was U the flrst wltneee wltneeeHis WiWOHlnll wlthoelBs
His teetitnony wae a8 or a general na natwre na111ft natore
tore 111ft coneftsttng cotln mostly of telling what whatpostUoos WMtthe whatpoetUoua
postUoos the defendants had held and andthe andthe andthe
the manner Ia which the railroad farm farmed tarme rrmad ¬
ed out cars for repairs repairsBRYAN reJNLtrsBRYAN repairsBRYAN
BRYAN OUT OF RACE RACEFor RACEFor
For First Time He Makes Definite DefiniteAnnouncement DefiniteAnnounoemen DefiniteAnnouncement
Announcement AnnouncementKRlaauuoo AnnouncementKaliimasoo t tKallUDaaOO
KRlaauuoo Aug A 21 aItr I will 111 not be a acandidate acaU acaudidate
candidate caU tdate for President in 1M1 WI declared declaredWilliam declaredWilHam declaredWilliam
William J 3 Bryan r7an at Kauunazoo today todayThin todayThis todayT1I
Thin T1I In I the ant time the Nebraskan has haspositively it itO haspositively
O positively ltlveJy stated that he will not make makeaa makeaD makeas
aa effort to secure MeW the Democratic mocraUc noml nomination nomlnaUCln nomLnation ¬
nation for the Presidency in lilt liltThore 111tThfr lEtThere
There Thfr te plenty of good g material mat rlal in the tbeparty thepart theparty
party part but who will be the next candi candidate ctndlc1att cndldate ¬
date for President on tite Democratic Democraticticket DemocratiCtkkft Democratictkkt
ticket depends upon what the next Con Congrera Confq Conrm
grera rm fq doe doe continued Mr Bryan Bry I Ibelieve 1bellfve IbeIiv
believe th the Democrats De wilt Ill control the thenext tJlenext th thnext
next House That the country is dissatis dissatisfied dlNtltlstHd dimatisfled ¬
fled with 1th the Republican can party te maul manifested manllIIlted maulfoeted ¬
fested in the strength of tbe insurgency insurgencymovement hwurgoncement insurgencymovement
movement movementMr ement ementIr
Mr Ir Bryan refused to make any com comment comment cornment ¬
ment when asked eeI about the possibility of ofOov otGO ofOov
GO Oov Harmon of Ohio being the Demo DtmOoraUe Demooratte Democratic ¬
cratic candidate can lldato < for President Pro lc1ent Ho said saidI
I was pleased to note the statement statementof
of Col Cot Roosevelt yesterday 08tftday while in inOhio InOhio InOhio
Ohio in which he said the tint tlnfG had como ootnefor comofor comefor
for corporations to t be driven from poli politics peJttk8 pofltics ¬
tics The Democrats for years have been beenurging beonulglng beenurging
urging this very thing and Co Col Rooee Rooeeveit RooebGit Roosvolt
volt Git by b the position he has taken will willbe wiltbe ill illbe
be aWe toxdo us much good
CZARS PERMISSION EXACTED EXACTEDAmericans EXACTEDAUlcrlcnn EXACTEDMnerlcnns
Americans ImllKimnt Over Trouble Troubleof
of Oscar Strnnn StrnnnSt StrnusSt StratitiSt
St Petersburg Aug Au 31 SArnerlo8ns Americans here hereare hereare herearo
are indignant that Oscar O car S S Straus StrausUnited StrausUnltod StrausUnited
United States Stat Minister to Turkey wish wishIng wishInG wishlug
Ing to visit this city has bean compelled compelledto
to seek k permission because he te a Jew JewThere JowTherl JewThere
There does not seem to have been any an andlfDculty
difficulty in his getting a permit but butAmericans butJl butAmericana
Americans Jl rlCMUiJ hope hop the United States will willprevent w1l1preent willprevent
prevent a repetition of what they regard regardRB roardas
RB an indignity Sn4lgnI lY the refusing rotu tng of the right rightof rIghtor rightof
of the Ambassador to enter Russia with without without 1th 1thout ¬
out a a certificate certt cte which was ienued Is ued in the thefollowing tbeeUowlng thefoflowiag
following terms termsThe twmsThe termsThe
The minister of the Interlor Interlolhas has given givenpermission givenporndl givenporaloalon
permission porndl lon to the American Ambassador Ambassadorat
at Constantinople Con antlnople > Mr Oscar Straus who whois
is 11 of the Jewish creed to visit St S1 Peters Petersburg Petersburg Petersburg ¬
burg with 1th his hi family familySENATOR Camll CamllSENATOR familySENATOR
SENATOR DAVIS HURT HURTAged HURTAged KUItTAged
Aged Man Inn Sprain Back in Falling Fallingon Fnlllngon
on the Sidewalk SidewalkCumberland SfdenllcCmberllmd SidewalkCmaber1and
Cumberland Md d Aug HHanry Hanry G GDavis GDavis 0Davis
Davis agod eightyseven multimillion multlmillionairetand mu1t1mUllonalre multimillionaire
alre airetand and d Democratic candidate for Vice VicePresident Vlc VlcProsldeut VJoePresident
President In JIIH W slipped and fell yester yesterday yestordat restorday ¬
day while hl walking between his residence residenceand resldoncoand residenceand
and that of his soninlaw Senator Bl Blklns EIdns 1 1kins
klns at Biking and badly sprained his hisbaok hisbaok hishack
baok Tho Injury is 1 severe but not look looked lookod looked ¬
ed upon as dangerous dangerousSIJto daDgeroustr dangerousf2
SIJto tr f2 fo < o Baltimore and and Return
Today To TotTe 8J and tomorrow via B 0 R R RFence R RFence ItFence
Fence Boordn Hear + 5200 00 per 100 ft
Frank Libbey tI Co 6th and N Y ave
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand Columbiaand
and Maryland MarylandPartly Partly cloudy and andcontinued andcontinued andcontinued
continued cool today tomor tomorrow tomorrow toniorrow ¬
row fair slightly warmer light lightto lightto lightto
to moderate north to northeast northeastwinds northeastwinds northeastwinds
winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS NE S SUMMARY SUMMARYPages SUMMARYPnges SUMMARYPages
Pages PngesIRailroad Pages1Railroad
1 IRailroad Railroad Graft Case Oas Opened OpenedGermany OlW1ldaarman OpenedGermany
aarman Germany Stirred by Kaisers Spooch SpoochRoosevelt SpQOchRoosevolt SpcoehRoeeovelt
Roosevelt Receive Ovations OvationsBosse OvAtionsDoHo Ovationsflosses
flosses Would Sacrifice Rooievoifc Rooievoifc3Hotel 1oo flooevolt2Rote evolt evolt2Rotel
3Hotel for G W V U Site SitePlans SItePIMS SitsPlans
Plans for Pythian Parade ParadeTaft Para4eITatt Parade3Taft
ITatt Taft Lauds Negro Educators Educators4Reports Educators4Reports
4 4Reports Reports on Forest Fires FiresLoobs PlreLoobs FiresLoobs
Loobs Mon Search Liner lAD lAserIn or or5In
5 5In In tho World of Society SocietyMiddles SocJet SocJetlUc1dlos SocietyMtddios
Middles End Long Cruise CruiseGEditorlal Crulle6Edltorlal Cruise6Editorial
GEditorlal GEditorlalThe 6EdltorlalThe 6EditorialThc
The Big Stick Stick7Femlnlne Stick7Feminine
7Femlnlne 7 Feminine Notes and Comment Comment8Natlonals Commont8Natlonal8 Comment8Nationele
8Natlonals In Fifth Place PI8co9Ylth Place9With
9 9Ylth With the Amateurs AmateursU AmMeursUCommerelal Am8teursUCommercial
U UCommerelal Commercial and Financial FinancialI FinancialIINew Financial13New
IINew I > New Playgrounds to Bo Opened OpenedLORD OpenedLORD OpenedLORD
LORD NORTHCLIFFE NORTHCLIFFETALKS NORTHGLIFFETALKS ORTHOLIFFETALKS
TALKS ON AVIATION AVIATIONWrights AVIATIOI1Wrights
I IWlights
Wrights Done an Injustice InjusticeEnglishman InjusticeEnglishman InjusticeEnglishman
Englishman Thinks binks
New York Aug 30 36It It is possible that thatan thatan
an added stimulus to aeronautics In this thiscountry thIseountry thiscountry
country may be given by the th arrival in inthis Inthis
this city l1t today of Lord NorthcMffe pro proprietor proprietor propristor ¬
prietor of thu London Dally Mail and andother aooother andother
other publications With his title leftVt leftVtho left off offho rr rrbo
ho Is better known k own as Alfred Harms Harmsworth Harmsworth Marineworth
worth moving spirit in modernized Eng English English ng ngUsh ¬
lish journalism journalismWith journaJismWith journalismWith
With Lady Lad Northcliffe and Mrs MI Doug DouglasPennant DouglaPenant DouglasPensant ¬
lasPennant the editor arrived on the theMauretania theMauretanhL theMauretonla
Mauretania The lirE thing he said to today toa7 today ¬
day dealt with aviation He declared declaredthat decJarethat declaredthat
that the American people were WM doing doingthe doingthe doingthe
the Wright ht < brothers fathers of the Aero Aeroplane lu soreplane ro roplan ¬
plane plan an injustice InJu Uce in not awarding them themmore tbammore thmmore
more appreciation appreciationWrights appredaUonVrJght appreciationsYrigiLts
Wrights VrJght Right to Fight
I have heard they are not popular be because beNo because ¬
cause No they are graft and unpleasant so socially 80claU socia11 ¬
claU cially That te not so for I have met metthem mettbem metthm
them Every inventor has a right to pro protect proteet pcotest ¬
test the products of his brain and the thesuite th thaulta thesuits
suite of the Wrights WriSb are only their efforts effortsto etrortsto effortsto
to retain what bat they Ut believe to be theirs theirsby theirsr theirsby
by right r t of invention inventionLord iaven InventionLord OR ORLonl
Lord NorthdllEe has done much to fur further CurU furthor ¬
thor U Interest In aerial navigation in hi hinatl his hisnative hisnative
native natl country ntry He gave the t e prize of ofWfW or1f ofwo
1f wo WfW to Louis Lou Paulhan for flying n from fromLondon tromLondon fromLondon
London to Manchester and has been the thodonor thedoaor thedonor
donor of other ot er prizes prx8 for aviation aviationHe aYlationHe aviationHa
He expressed a a keen k en desire to attend attendthe attendthe attendthe
the national aatlo at aviation meat to be held en anLong enrOng enong
Long ong Ista IsIaJIfjblS tbls fall fallCLIMBS fallCLI fallCLIMBS
CLI CLIMBS BS 1000 1000Aviator FEE FEEAviator FEET FEETAviator
Aviator Johnstone Hakes Flight in inEecord inRecord inRecord
Record Time TimeAsbury Timei TimeAaburi
i Asbury A ury Park Aug 31 tIWith With not so somuch 50i somuch
i much as a gate keeper as an audience audienceafter lLooleneel audienceafter
l after the local promoters of tho aviation aviationmeet aviationmeet aviationmeet
meet at Interlaken called off todays todaysflights todarsfU todaysflights
flights fU bta because of wind and rain and andwith andwith andwith
with only a handful of reporters and andairship andairship and1rhip
airship hostlers to applaud Aviator A Itor Ralph RalphJohnstone RalPhJohnstone RalphJohnatono
Johnstone climbed 1000 feet into the U rain rainclouds rainclouds rainclouds
clouds in just ten minutes this evening eveningrecord e eveningrecord nlns nlnsrecord
record time for a Wright machine for the thefirst Uaeftrltt theflst
first 1000 feet feet and then with an engine enginethat enelnathat englnothat
that that skipped badly during the entire entireflight OI1UIO4IPt entireflight
flight he dropped the 1400 feet to earth earthIn earthIn earthhi
In a fraction over two minutes minutesICot minutesNot minutesot
Not ot many mati minutes mlnut before Johnstone Johnstonestarter Johnstonetarter Johnstonestarter
starter to cleavo the clouds Archc Hoaxie Hoaxiehad BOdohad Hoaxiehad
had concluded a twentymile second story storyjob storyjob storyJob
job that had carried him above the rain raincoated ralneoate4 raincoated
coated summer girls stretching from fromWest fromWest
West End and Hollywood on the north northto northto
to the good d gray my town of Ocean Grove Groveon Groveon Groveon
on the south and over the Atlantic Ocean Oceanat Oceanat
at a height of 1600 1l OO feet feetCOURT feetCOURT
COURT CITES DICK DICKOhio DICKOhio DICKOhio
Ohio Senator Proves He Is Without WithoutProperty WithoutProperty WithoutProperty
Property in Own County CountyAkron CountyAkron CountyAkron
Akron Ohio Aug 8S That Senator SenatorCharles SenatorChari SenatorCharles
Charles Chari Dick of Ohio hag no property propertyreal pro propertyreal Q Qreal
real or chattel in Summit Count County his hishome hishomo hishome
home county was W IJ attested to the Pro Probate Prob Probeta ¬
bate b to Court today by b Sheriff Stain The Thesheriff Thesherif Thesheriff
sheriff returned an execution on the Sen SenI Senator Sonator
I ator Issued on a judgment obtained obtainedagainst obtainedagainst obtainedagainst
against him for J40C6 4O alleged to be d don du duon t ton
on notes not delivered d by the Senator Senatorto to tint thaSecurity thoSe tintSecurity
Security Se urlt Trust Tru t and Savings Bank of ofZanesville otZDe ofZaneaville
Zanesville ZDe vl1lo Probate Judge Lytle has is issued IsMHd issued ¬
sued a summons to Senator Dick to an ananswer anan ananswer
answer an wer to the execution in his court on onMonday onMorf1ny onMonday
Monday
MOBBED ON BOAT BOATSpecial BOATSpeoial BOATSpecial
Special Officer Taken to Hospital HospitalTwo HospitalTwo HospitalTwo
Two Arrested ArrestedQarroll Arrestedarroll Arrestedrroll
Qarroll < rroll H Willlnghani special officer offlceron officeron officeron
on the steamer St St Johns was U mobbed mobbedwhile mobbedwblle mobbedwhile
while trying to quell a disturbance about aboutU aboutU
U oclock last night as the steamer was wason wason wason
on its way ay to this city from Indian IndianHead IndianHoad IndianHoed
Head with 1th an excursion party partyHe partyHe partyHe
He was wa taken to the Emergency Hos Hospital Hospltal Hoepital ¬
pital when the vessel arrived and Clar Clarence Chrenee Clarence ¬
ence Reynold and Morris Lovyt Levy of IB 1t1 B Bstreet Estreet Bstreet
street northwest and 410 Second street streetnorthwest streetnorthwest streetnorthwest
northwest respectively wore arrested arrestedWnUngham arrestedSVlllingharn
Willingbam was ss treated for a fractured fracturednose fracturednOH fracturednose
nose and other injuries injuriesGENERAL Injurl8GENERAL injuriesEtEBAL
GENERAL STRIKE IN Ifi SPAIN SPAINBilbao SPAINBilbao SPAINBilbao
Bilbao Spain Aug Au 2 GThe The Working Workingmens Workingmens Workingmens
mens Federation today proclaimed a ageneral agonoral ageneral
general strike throughout Spain Sp ln Tho Thostrike Thostrike Thestrike
strike is to begin next Monday MondayScnmcn 4londaySenmen MondaySenmen
Senmen Threaten Strike StrikeCopenhagen StrJkeCopenugen StrikeCopenhagen
Copenhagen Aug 26 GDelegates Delegates from fromH fromn fromall
all H the seamens unions ot America AmerI and andBurope andEurop andEurope
Europe represented at the International InternationalI InternaUonalCongrG InternationalCongress
I Congress of Sailors and Marine Firemen FiromenIn
1 in session here with the exception of oftho atthBFren ofthoFrench
tho thBFren French < h association agreed this morn morning mornIng mornlug ¬
ing to declare an international strike un unless unles Unlens ¬
less the shipowners of each country countryconcerned countr countrconcerned countryconcerned
concerned agree to tho formation of Clf f a aboard abOllrd aboard
board of conciliation to tp deal with the thegrievances thegrlovances thegrievances
grievances or tho men menFence monoFenle menFenee
Fence Board Good 300 100 ft
Frank Fran Llbbey Co to 6th and N Y ave avE
CtRM GERMANY NY STiRRED STiRREDBY TlRnEDBY
BY DIVINE BIGHT HIGHTKaiser BIGHTKaiser
Kaiser Throws Down the theGauntlet theGauntlet theGauntlet
Gauntlet to Liberalism LiberalismWOULD Libelalis111VOULO LiberalismWOULD
WOULD RULE OWN WAY WAYBanquet WaYBailQtict VAYBanquet
Banquet Speech Spec h Intended as a aChallenge nChallenge aihaienge
Challenge to Country CountryEmperor CountryEmperor CountryBmperor
I
Emperor William nUnm Criticised Crltlcl cd by 1 the thePrcM thePre thePresa
PrcM Pre an nn1 l Public for Emulating EmulatinRAddrcmiOM EmulntlngAddre EmulatingAddresses
Addresses Addre of Former Yearn Arro Arrogrntlnj Arrogntlng trrogating
gating to Himself the Office of ofDivine ofDivine ofDivine
Divine DelcRatc DelegnteSoclnl Social Democrats DemocratsDelighted DemocratDellgbted DemocratsDelighted
Delighted Over Situation
Berlin Aug 26 26WIth 6oIth With the suddenness suddenneseof suddenn suddennot
of an earthquake rthquko Emperor William has hasoast basout haseast
out aside the reserve which it was of officially otfioiaUy oftidally ¬
tidally announced annourtcod ho would maintain af after attor aftar ¬
tar the notorious Kaiser Crisis Cr1sI two years yearsago yoarsago yearsago
ago and in an astounding public utter utterance utterance utteranco ¬
ance has thrown down the gauntlet to toGorman toGerman toGerman
German liberalism in a s manner which whichhas wblcha whichhas
has a s already stirred stlrr d a tempest of criti criticism crlUclem criticlam ¬
clam cismThe
clemTIK
1 The occasion was a banquet at Koenigs Koenigsburg Koenigsburg Koenigsburg
burg Thursday night when hftn emulating his hisspeeches hissp hisspeeches
speeches sp < ocU8 of earlier years ear2 his majesty majestyarrogated maje majestyarrogated tr trarrogated
arrogated to himself the office of a di divine dIIne divine ¬
vine Ine delegate and in that character characteravowed oharacteravowed characteravowed
avowed his determination to rule 1111 in his hisown bt8own hisown
own way regardless of the views or oropinions oroplnloDil em emopinions
opinions of the hour hourThe bourTb hourThe
The Tb speech dkl not reach the Ut newspa newspapers ISftIiIPIpers mswspapars ¬
pers until late this tit morning having had hadin hadIn hadin
in accordance with custom in the mat matter matter matbr ¬
ter of imperial deliverances to be sub submitted Hbmltted subinitted ¬
mitted to the revision n of his majoatey lftAjo tey or ora orI ora
a member of hi bi suite It before bel it was te tesued bJned Issued
sued
His majestys public utterances II since sincethen mneethon sincethen
then have been few brief and oolorlese oolorleseHis ooiorl ooiorlIUs oolorieeaHis
His declarations during his h present tour tourin tourIn tourin
in east Prussia began to show 0 a return returnto returnto returnto
to the fervor and frankness trallkD of earlier earlierdays MrIIrdars earlierdays
days although without ovsrstepptnir w the thelimits thelimits thelimits
limits Prince von Buatow prescribed when whenho whenho whenhe
ho said that without great imperial re reserve reBcrvo reserve ¬
serve neither he nor any other chancel chancellor eha chaccelicr eel eellor ¬
lor could bear the burden ef office Yes Yesterdays YaterdaJs Yeaterdays ¬
terdays harangue however has awaIt awakened a awaItened ILk ILkIned ¬
ened the press pres and public to the fact that thattbe thattbel thatthe
the tbel imperial porJal volcano Is i not extinct exttDct but butmerely tutmerel betmerett
merely merel dormant dormantGerman dermantGerm dormantGerman
German Germ n Journals Jfunn1sIn JourualaLabnf Innieiit InnieiitA nt ntA
7 7A
A ulMmlmo un nimoa lamentation goes up uDjoeKna1 upjoernais fff fffjovmals
jovmals or aU shades dOlI or opinion Ti Tiloyalist TJei111st Tbd TbdIsyallat
loyalist newspapers receive the bombsMl bombsMlin Dom t tIA
in 1 the spirit of humiliating regret r t with withwhich wtthwbleb withwhich
which one sees 6 or hears a valued friend friendmake CrteDdmake friendmake
make an unpardonable faux pas while whilethe wldleUte whilethe
the progressive p ogrl lv8 press of every grade gradeconceals gra4eeoncMla gradeconceals
conceals eoncMla under grave rebukes the glee gleewith Sic Sicvlth gleewith
with which It watches another nail driven drivenInto drtveaInto drivenInto
Into the collin of absolutism absolutismIntended abso1uUemIntenlcd absolutismIntended
Intended n nil Challenge ChallengeThte Chn11enJTbia ChallengeThis
This fact precludes the Idea that It was wua wasa
a rash expression of unconsidered tmcon tc1ered epic optaton opklJon epicIon
ton white the assumption that It was wasthe wutht wasthe
the result of postprandial excitement exclemonteftueUy la laequally isequally
equally excluded thereby as well as by bytho bYtho bYthe
tho familiar fact of the Kaisers life llfeilong lifelong lifelong
long abstemiousness ab temlOWl eII6 It Is obvious that thatContinued thatContlnne thatContinued
Continued on Pnpfc 4 Column K KTWO rTWO 5TWO
TWO ARE DROWNED DROWNEDGirl
I Girl and Man ran Engaged to Wed Per Perish lerish Perish
i ish in lake lakeI LakeKew LakeNew
i I New Preston Conn Aug 3 A double doubledrowning doubledrowning doubledrowning
drowning occurred on Lake Waramaug Waramaugthe Wanmau Wanmaut
the t c victims being S S B Valentine and andMiss andMiss andMiss
Miss Luella Moore both of Brooklyn BrooklynN
N Y who were engaged to be married marriedWith murledVIlli marriedWith
With Mrs Unmack of Brooklyn th they thQwece theywore y ywere
were rowing up the lake In a roundbot roundbottomed roundbottomed roundhottornod ¬
tomed boat when the wind rose and the thaboat theOOl1t theboat
boat overturned overturnedMrs overturnedMrs overturnedMrs
Mrs Unmack who could swim a little littleclung JltUeclunS littleclung
clung to the side of the th boat and was wasrescued wasrescued wasrescued
rescued by b Prof Pro A C Bumham of ofBrooklyn otBrookln ofBrooklyn
Brooklyn who was Ashing near by b The Thebodies Tilebodies Thebodies
bodies of Valentine and Miss 1U Moore were wererecovered wererecovored wererecovered
recovered in about thirty feet of water waterThey wate wateThoy waterThey
They died clasped in oach others arms armsCHOLERA armsCHOLERA armsCHOLERA
CHOLERA IN VIENNA VIENNAThree VIENNAThree VIENNAThree
Three Cases with One Death in inAustrian inAustrian inAustrian
Austrian City CityVienna CityVIenna CityVienna
Vienna Aug 36 Asiatic cholera vhlch
has been raging in Russia Rus la for a long longtime IODgtfmo longtime
time tfmo and recently made its appearance appearancein
in certain parts of Italy has broken out outhere out outhere outbore
here Three cases and one death from fromtbe fromthe fromthe
the disease were reported today todaySt todaySt todaySt
St Petersburg Aug 35 26It It is officially officiallyestimated officiallyestimated officiallyestimated
estimated that the number of cholera choleracases choleracases choleracases
cases thus far u have been 133300 133300The 1i3 1i3rh JJS200rite
The rh disease is more widely wide distributed distributedthan dlltrlbutcdthan distributedthan
than ever but the number of cases is islessening Islossenlng islessening
lessening in somo districts districtsThe dlstrlotsThe distrietsThe
The estimate is widely discredited It Itis Itis ItIs
is believed that the deaths alone exceed
100000 100000Bucharest 100000Bucharest 100000Bucharest
Bucharest Aug 2fl 26The The government has hascountermanded hascountormanded hascountermanded
countermanded tho orders for military militarymaneuvers militarymaneuvers
maneuvers mancUors fearing that cholera might mightbreak mightbreak
break out among the troops troopsABB troopsABE troopsAB
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ABE AB MARTIN SAYS SAYSAurelius SAYSt SAYSAurelius SAYSAurelius
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Aurelius Bud who gradu graduated gra graduated u uatcd ¬
ated in June with th masterly masterlyessay masterlyesSy masterlyessay
essay If America th Land o oOpportunity 0 0Opportupity oOpportuflity
Opportunity is still lookin lookinfer lookinfer lookinfer
fer a job Miss Iiss Fawn Lippin Lippincut Lippincut Lippincut
cut says somebuddy somcbttdd ought t tinvent tinvent tinvent
invent a wireless mustache mustacheBaltimore mustacheI mustacheDnltlm mustacheBaltimore
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Baltimore Dnltlm rc and Ohio Railroad
fU 49V 4975 one way colonist tickets to Pact ¬
ftc Coast and am many other Western W etern points
Ask 4k ticket agents for selling dates and
full details detailsFence detailSFence detailSFence
Fence Hoards All 16 ft 200 2QO 100 It It
Frank Llbbey 8 Co 6th th and N Y ave avort
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BEN TILLMAN TILL IAN JAILED JAILEDSenators JAILEDSenators JAILEDSenators
Senators Alleged Nephew Held as asTorgr asForg asForg
Torgr TorgrEau Forg jr jrEau r rEau
Eau Claire WIs Aug Aug 20 2GA A man mannamed mannamed mannamed
named Benjamin J Tlllman said to be bea bea bea
a captain in the Twentyseventh United UnitedStates UnitedSlatos UnitedStates
States Infantry was arrested here last lastnight lastI lastnight
I night on a charge of forgery mode modeagainst madeasalnat mailsagainst
against him at Madison Mn ilon Wls 15 s where he hewas boW hawas
was W S taken today The prisoner who whosays whosas whosays
says that he is innocent claims to be a anephew anQphow anephew
nephew of Senator Tlllman The prison prisonor prisamor
or was in tho uniform of a captain when whenhe whenbe whsnho
he was arrested d He had four other otheruniforms othernlormlJ otheruniforms
uniforms in his baggage ba a e He said he hewas heas hawas
was as on his Itl way to Fort Snelllng Snallln He Hedeclares Hedeelares Hedeclares
declares that he 18 a victim or circum circumstances clrcumanee circumsnoes ¬
stances anee1nftuir snoesInquiry stancesInquiry
Inquiry at the United States army armyheadquarters armyheadquarters armyheadquarters
headquarters building In St Paul eitelted eiteltedtho oIcitedthe oiicitedthe
the Information that Benjamin Be jamln J Tlllman Tlllmanis
is captain ca t41n of Company ComnanYG > G of the Twenty TwontysevenUx TwontoYsoventh Twentyseventh
seventh United States Infantry Intant Fort FortSheridan FortSherfdan FortSheridan
Sheridan near Chicago Chla go Tho officer so soit soIt soit
it was stated at tho office Is believed to tobo tobe tobe
be a son of the South Carolina Sonator SonatorEDISON SonatorEDISON SenatorEDISOI1
EDISON MAKES MAKESSHADOf MAKESSHADOWS liKESSHADOWS
SHADOWS S TALK
Inveptor inventor Perfects Woiderf Wq WoMerfulKinetophone 1derful 1derfulKinetopbone ul ulKinetophone
Kinetophone KinetophoneEMONSTRATION KinetopboneDEM9NSTRATION KinetophoneDEMNSTRATION
EMONSTRATION DEM9NSTRATION IS GIVEN GIVENclentLt GIVENSclentlats GIVENScientists
Scientists clentLt and Newspaper e8pnJer 3Icn ten Ad Admitted Admitted Admitted ¬
mitted to Exhibition Where I liter literlag Iov llovInJ Iovinjr
lag Pictures Were Ver Made Inde to Talk TalkLike TnlkLike TalkL1k0
Like Real Unman BelnK DelnJtsBxplnln DelnJtsBxplnlnPOIIslblUtlCII BeingsExplainsPossibilities Explains ExplainsPodsibilitics
Possibilities of the Future FntnreOrange FutureOrnagoN FutureOrnagoN
Orange OrnagoN N J Aug 28 26wtth With his klnct klnctophone klnetop kinetophoas
ophone Thomas D On1a ScUnon n demonstrated dlm to tonht toRlcJat tonight
night that t he ha has aohievea success s c m mmaking rnmaktnt Inmaking
making a moving picture talk After Afterlong Arterlong Afterlong
long years ef r exhaustive cxlaUS Y8 experimenting experimentingthis plflmontlnbthis
this invention will manifold the value of ofthe orthe ofthe
the phonograph Phono Ph and the moving ptotttre ptotttremachine picturemachine 11Ce 11Cemadalne
machine machineA
A limited number of scientific men and andnewspaper andnewapaper andnewspaper
newspaper reporters were at the tb initial initialexhibition Ini initialexhibition al alexhibition
exhibition and while only a a very 8ry short shortfilm sbtlrtAim shortfilm
film with the t e voice reproduced on at attachment attacbmeat attaclimeat ¬
tachment was shown n all present obetrv obetrved rvocl oberved
ed that t at Edison has accomplished another anothergreat anoUtareat anothertreat
great eat achievement achievementAfter sc achiavemeutAftor levementAtter
After the realistic deovtostration d Edison Rdl Edisonwas Edtecnwas n nwas
was asked to explain tiff tM6AoId te4d field that was wasopen WIUJopen wasopen
open for the klnetophoKS kllMttpbod He HernnoanCe Ritnonnced Ritnonncedthat panoaneedthat l ltbat
that it would not be l lg og before Toddy Toddywould Tedd7would Toddywould
would bo over here making aklng his groat groatspeechofl groatIeKho groatspeeches
speeches Into the new machine joacblneCheap machineCheap me meChenp
Cheap for Campaigners OampalffncriThat Ontnpnl CampaignersThat ner nerTJeat
That would be cheap campaigning calOpaIgl hag the theInventor theInuontor he heJaWRter
Inventor pointed P tntedto out Another Anot iotheraatag iotheraatagwill erwt erwtwltl > taM taMwW
wW he t t ha buQ tits fcoft et oPonR pera peroedacemi t4pi t t1Ieed v vAvced
Avced by the kbiM kiiietopHoa Awl A then Mr MrB Yrca MrEst
B Est aon contimied ca contianelYou u uI f fYou
I You wont ID1I8tnot not forget that this machine machinewlH machinewilt ne new1H
wilt crowd oat the casino Johnny for fornobody torno fornobody
nobody no will over think of getting S thtg stuck stuckon stuckon stuckon
on a baUet dancer d er that 01 a t Is the thousandth thousandthpart thoUM1K1thpart thousandthpart
part of an inch in thickness thicknessla tblckJUNl8In
la the th operation of the klnetophone the themoving theZlMhlai themoving
moving picture machine machl e occupies the thesame theMmO thesame
same place It does during an ordinary ordinarynew ordlDUnew ordinarynew
new exhibit of motion pictures A phono phonograph 1honoraph phonograph ¬
graph raph te Ii located behind the screen Slere D and andthis 8114Utili andthis
this dialanharatus dlalaparatu is 1 controlled by b a pul pulley pulley pultoy ¬
ley which runs along the celling cellingEdison Cin CinEdn ceIIIn ceIIInEdison
Edison planned a most appropriate appropriateAim appropriateSUn ate atefilm
Aim for the initial < t exhibition The scene sceneof cen sceneof
of the screen was a reproduction of the thestage theatag thestage
stage atag In a theater On this appeared a atypical atvploal atypical
typical lecturer who explained that the theklnetophone tbektnetopboDe thektnetopione
klnetophone had been perfected only onl after afterIt lLterIt afterIt
It was ILl found possible to operate the thephonograph thephonograph thephonograph
phonograph and klnetophone simultan simultaneously slmultaR6OU81y slmultaneously ¬
eously
Shnilovrn Make Inke Noises XolscTo XohlellTo NoisesTo
To Illustrate the e possibilities po of the new newinvention nawInvention newinvention
invention the th eloquent lecturer on the thecanvas tbecaavns thecanvas
canvas dropped a wooden ball on the thebard thehard th thhard
hard floor of the th stage and this pro produced produceC1 produced ¬
duced a loud noise no From tho canvas canvasthere canvasthere canvasthere
there also came the th sound of an auto autohorn autohorn autohorn
horn in tho hands of the lecturer r and andtharo andthero andthere
there was as also a loud crash when he bedropped hedropped hedropped
dropped a dish dishThat dishThat dishThat
That machine has not been perfected perfectedyet perfecatefot porfeetodyet
yet Mr Edison said sal J after the exhibit exhibitbut exhibitbut exhibithat
but I feel certain that we have passed passedover PfUiKOOover passedover
over the worst bumps The rest will be besmooth besmooth besmooth
smooth sailing Of course every sound soundis soundSa soundIs
is not no yet recorded naturally naturaU for this Is tea Isa isa
a difficult proposition when hen you ou try to tooperate toopernto tooperate
operate a moving picture and a phono phonograph phonograph phonograph ¬
graph together Practically all of these thesetalking tb9Htftlklng thosetalking
talking moving pictures have been any anything an anUtlng anything ¬
thing but realistic for the artist made madethe madethe madethe
the pictures and then tried to have h v the tbephonograph thephonograph thephonograph
phonograph chime in at the right time timeWith timeWith timeWith
With an illustrated song you OU might do dothis 110thl dothis
this thl but not with a lecture or grand grandopera grandopera grandopera
opera operaHIT
HIT BY COLD SNAP
Arkansas Temperature Drops Six Sixteen Sixteen Sixteen ¬
teen Degrees DegreesLJttlo DegreesLlttlOl DegreesLittle
Little LlttlOl Rock Ark Aug 26 26A A drop In Intemperature Intempornture inteznporature
temperature of 16 degrees In South Ar Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas ¬
kansas last night was preceded by one oneof oneot oneof
of the heaviest rains in the year It is isnot Isnot Isnot
not thought the weather will adversely adverselyaffect ndorsolyatrect adverselyaffect
affect crops Tho cold wave Is general generaltoday genoraltoday generaltoday
today in InAikansas Arkansas A ± kansas and Oklahoma OklahomaNEW OklahomaNEW OklahomaNEW
NEW CUBAN ROW ROWProposal ROWProposal ROWProposal
Proposal for Leasing Havana Water WaterWorks WaterWorks WaterWorks
Works Opposed OpposedI OpposedHavana OpposedHavana
I Havana Aug 26 26There There wasa nas a groat groatd groat groatdemonstration roat roatdomonstratlon
demonstration d this afternoon by all the thecommercial thocommercial thecommercial
commercial classes against the proposed proposedleasing proposedloosing proposedloaning
leasing of the city water works to a aprivate apfIvate apiIvato
private company Every business place placeincluding placeInoludlng placeIncluding
including the cafes was closed and bore boresigns boresigns boresigns
signs rending Closed as a protest protestagnlnst protestasnlnst protestagainst
against leasing the aqueduct aqueductA
A huge mass meeting was held in tho thoNational thoNational theNational
National Theater at which Vice Presi President PreslDtnt President ¬
dent Znyas Zn as presided Central Park was wascrowded wascrowded wascrowded
crowded to suffocation with tho protest protesting prote5tInS protestlug ¬
InS populace A notable feature is the theVice theViCe theVice
Vice President putting himself on record recordagainst recurdagainst recordagainst
against a scheme President Gomez Gomezifavors GomezitaOrs Gomesfasors
ifavors
512S l 12EnltImore Baltimore and Return ReturnBaltimore ReturnDoltlniore ReturnBaltimore
Baltimore Ohio R R REvery n HEvery i iEvery
Every Saturday and Sunday Sunda All trains
both ways both days da s except Royal RoyalLimited no RoyalLimited al alLimIted
Limited LimitedFence LimItedF LimitedFence
Fence F nce Boards All 12 ttot U 800 200 OO 100 ft ftFrank ftFrank
Frank Libbey Co eth and N Y L ave ve
ROOSEVELT AGAIN AGAINCONQUERING GAIN GAINCONijUERING
CONQUERING WEST WESTI WESTifriumphs EST ESTfriumplls
I
Triumphs in Tour Through Throughinsurgent 1hrou ThroughInsuigent 11 11Insurgent
insurgent Centers CentersMAKES CentersI CenterslAKES CentersMAKES
I
MAKES MART SPEECHES SPEECHESSenator SPEECH ES ESSenator ESSenator
Senator Cummins Greets Visitor Visitorand Visitorand Visitorand
and Travels with Him HimExPresident HimExPre filmExPreiidnt
ExPre ExPresident ldent Talks from Car in inPajamai InPnJamn inPajamas
Pajamas and Rain Coat After High Highlint IlllSbHnt highlint
lint Committee Routs Him from fromBed fromned fromBed
Bed at Daybreak Dn DaybreakLearns > brcnlcLel1rn16 Learn from fromXoiva fromIunn fromIowa
Iowa Statesman StnteJt1l1n Just How the theWest theVest theWest
West Stands ioU
Bremont Nebr Aug 38 iiThoY They like likeRoosovelt likeRoos likeRoostvolt
Roosovelt Roos volt In the West Thoy like him himJust himJUit bUnjust
Just as S much ag they ever did 1C ttie ttiefolks th tholks thbfolks
folks In nro D r and Nalirarkc N k stand for fortho tor tortho fortho
tho spirit of o this country oou try Those who whowould whowouk whowould
would whoop It up U for the colonel in
1912 are going a Mttte IIttt easier oaaicr on that thatseoro UtatBeoro thatscore
score than they thought they would He Hehas HeJtas Hehas
has heard be rd them demand his nomination nominationtwo nominatiOntwo nomlntiOfltwo
two years ears hence but the demands have haveboon haveboen havebeen
boon made from station platforms and andthere andtbero andthere
there has been BO opportunity thus far farto tarto farto
to discover the crystallised or8tUi d attitude attitudeHis attJtucleHIS attitudeHis
His trip through Uwouh Iowa and Nebraska Nebraskatoday Nebraskatoday bn1ak bn1akloday
today when he shot through the towns townsand toI1aMd townssod
and touched such cities dtl as Council Bluffs Bluffsand Blurtsand Bluffsand
and Omaha 011II1 showed sho a distinct heart heartiness heartM heartness ¬
ness toward Cot Roosevelt When he re reviled revtJocl reviloil ¬
viled the corporations when theyre ocr corrupt oorrupt ¬
rupt 151 and indorsed them when theyre theyregood ueyresood theyregood
good the crowds cheered obO < ed him When hon he hespoke hepoke hespoke
spoke about public pu crooks and the rota rotation rotation rolation ¬
tion of tho corrupt business bu men to the thepolitical thepolitical thepolitical
political machine they tbe yelled louder than thanever thanel thanover
ever everThe overThe el
elThe
The Insurgent West turned out in large largenumbers largeDUmrs largenumbers
numbers DUmrs to greet the colonel all along alongthe alengthe alongthe
the line today todo dq Senator Cttmmlas of ofIowa otIowa ofIowa
Iowa came on from Ames to Council CouncilBlurts Counel1Blutta CouncilBluffs
Blurts to chat with the colonel and to totell toI totell
tell I him how much they think of him himtfh 1aJm1JM h hlhjnootthg
tfh lhjnootthg 1JM k meeting < 4kUnot contain eon ft any AU more moreslgnMcttnce moreDee moresignlcuce
slgnMcttnce Dee than nuuty visits vial of a aUnt staillar Mmltar aUntlar
lar nature at Sagamore Hill n this summer summerThe IlUllUJMrTIN swzunerThe
The Senator said tMl th be was v pleased at attha attb atthe
the reception r 8Ptt tn Roosevelt Roo w lt got and that he hebelieves heMIens liebeeas
believes that the Repuhlteans Rop butcens will win In InMs InWe Inhis
Ms home > me State whiohthe whl whlt 1IIIa s coloaol obar obara obaraetrl2i charaeterbed
aetrl2i aeterbed a t rtzed 4 all one ef the tit ftooat te tare tiheVrtoa tarecu likeniea
Vrtoa niea i vJ vJDiscusacK
DiscusacK cu 8e JjkCTf rTcw YorlcrFIcht YorlcrFIchtSpeeding Yor Yorbr7Ffht Yorbr7FfhtSpeeding Y ht htSpOfdlng
Speeding into the territory terrttod of the pro progressives progr progresoives ¬
gressives gr has not caused the colonel to
forget f01 et the fight that Is going elng to be waged wagedta wsedIn
ta New York This tbi morning he b heard of ofTimothys orTtmot ofTimothys
Timothys Js Woodruffs statement concern concerning GODeeC GODeeC1ng eoneernlug ¬
lug the issue J at home and the colonel colonelwas cololMlwas colonelwas
was aroused to issue ue a a little statement statementof
of his own He put himself in with the theprogressives theprogrvoa theprogressives
progressives progrvoa but he saifl that it referred referredmerely referredlQIely referredmerely
merely to New York and not to the coun country country country ¬
try at large largeThe lara laraTbe largeTb
The Tb progressive JKO YM said he are emphati emphatically empbaUcaU emphatirally ¬
rally caU in favor f of taking a real step ate for forward torwant forward ¬
ward about direct primaries substantially substantiallyoh
oh the HUM Un of G Gev v Hughes proposition propositionHe propeeltionHe I
He stands against bossism not only at atthe atthe atthe
the election but within the party organi organisation orlanlaUon ocgsnIsatlon ¬ I
sation He promises prom to wag wags a a ruW ruWwar ruthlesswar ruthless ruthlesswar
war against every species 5I oct of corruption corruptionand OIrrupUooand corruptionand
and against the alliance between corrupt corruptbosses corrptboues corruptbosses
bosses and corrupt business men menIVIIl menwill
will 111 Go to Saratoga
The colonel has indicated in all his histalks hi hitalks
talks since ho left Oyster Bay Ba that t he hewill HWill bewill
will go Into the Saratoga convention conventionready concadoRready conventionready
ready to fight ht with 1tb every ounce of energy energythat 6M1JYthat enorgythat
that he has got He Is after aCt the scalps scalpsof BC1pot scalpsof
of Woodruff Barnes Barn Wadsworth and andCompany andComp andCompany
Company ny and he will 111 get them unless unlesshis unlehi unlesshis
his hi arguments fall to Impress the dele delegates delegatell dolegates ¬
gates Sherman Is also included includedNot IncludedNot includedNot
Not the slightest t reference has been beenmade beenmade beenmade
made to the administration since the epl eplonel QPlonl l lonel
onel started West WestEverybody We WestEverybody t tEV
Everybody EV 1jbod3 that cdttM eo 1d get get by the police policemen policemen policemon ¬
men with tho bis big stars 8 hung on their theirbroaats theirbrouts thirbreasts
breasts climbed aboard the colonels car carGnrfleld carGnrfield carGarfield
Garfield Joins Colonel ColonelThis ColonelThis ColonelThig
This evening at Omaha James R R Gar Garfiold Gartold OarfIeld
told joined CoL Roosevelt Reos vclt and said that thatho thatho thatho
ho would stick until after the hurrah hurrah at atDenver atfnver atDenver
Denver fnver Monday 1G1d y Mr GArfield did not notbring notbring notbring
bring Mr Pinchot with him but he hepromised bepromlfled heproroised
promised that the deposed Chief Forester Foresterwould FOtesterwould Foresterwould
would be on hand for Oeeawatomie and andSL andSt andSt
SL St PaUl Mr Garfield would express no noopinion noopinion noopinion
opinion on the result of the colonels colonelspassage ooonol ooonolpu colanelspassage
passage pu through Ohio It is known from fromreliable tromreliable fromreliable
reliable sources lOu however that the colonel colonelmade colonolmade colonelmade
made a great impression impressionA smpres6lonA
A dispatch In one ne of the Western news ¬
papers quoting William 11111I J Bryan was wasshown wasshown rasshown
shown to T R RMr RI RMr
I Mr Bryan averred that the colonel is isout Isout isout
out for tho nomination in Ifil2 1iI 19hZ and he hedaplorod hedeplorod hedeplored
deplored that as violating a precedent of oftho ottho ofthe
tho country It means that Rooeovelt R oeoelt Is Isnot Isnot isnot
not satisfied Usfted with the administration administrationMr
Mr Bryan printed illS Ideas in todays todaysoditlon todaysodltlon todaysedition
edition of tile Commoner The colonel colonellaughed colonellaushed colonellaughed
laughed when ho hoard of it and said saidthat S saidthat 1d 1dthat
that of course ho would not n net t commont commonton
on It it
Comment on Speeches SpeechesA
A good deal dlot of gossiping gO was heard at atthe atthe atthe
the various stops today tHR concerning Col ColRoosevelts ColROOHvelts CotRoosevelts
Roosevelts attack at adc oh the mob yesterday yesterdaySomo yesterdaySomo yesterdaySome
Somo pointed out that th t If he woro seeking seekinga
a nomination now be would not go goagainst goagn1nst goagainst
against organized labor even If t they theywore theywere theywore
wore wrong Others said that it was just justa
a trick of the colonels cuQn 1s to play pia up to the thecorporation thecorporation thecorporation
corporation sl side JcJ of the game The colo colonel cob cobnel ¬
nel said that It was 8 neither but simply simplyan simplyan
an expression of his feelings of t what sort sortof sortof
of policy poU this country l untTy should have on oc occasions 00caslons cccasions ¬
casions demanding the interference of the thelaw tholaw theIac
I IThe IThe
law lawThe
The first speech of any consequence consequencethat conl3equoneethat consotueneethat
that Col Roosovelt made in the insurgent insurgentcountry InsurgentoountlY insurgentcountry
country was II at Deateon Iowa this morn morning mornIng mornIng ¬
ing There he e shouted that the problem problemof
of deepest Import to the American Amorkan popple poppleContinued p pepbeContinued lOple lOpleContlnued
Continued on Page 3 Column lumn 2 ZlZ
125 12 to Baltimore and Return ReturnSaturdays ReturnSaturdays ReturnSaturdays
Saturdays and nd Sundays Ston aY8 via v Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaRailroad Penns PennsylvaniaRailroad Ia Ia IaRailroad
Railroad Tickets good returning returnln until untilSunday unUSunda untilSunday
Sunday Sunda night All regular trains ex except cxcapt
t cept tho Congressional Limited LimitedXorth Limitedorth
I Xorth orth Carolina Hoards f20 2OO 100 ft ftFrank ftFrank ftFrank
Frank Ubbsy L1b y Co 6th and N Y ave
KNOCKS DOWN FOES FOESPolitical FOESPolitical FOESPolitical
Political Speaker Puts Six Out of ofCommission ofCommission ofCommission
Commission CommissionLaurens CommissionLaureDi CommissionLaureng
Laurens S C Aug 36 JiAttomey Attorney Gen General Georal Genal ¬
oral al Frazer Lyon candid candidate for re reoiecUon re rea1ecUon reection
oiecUon ection was assaulted u ulted here h today at atDemocrUtc a aDemocratic a aDemocratic
Democratic DemocrUtc campaign meeting while wh e ad addr aeldrlag addressing
dressing dr aeing voters The assault It grew out of oftht otth oftht
th tht old dispensary dl scandal eaadal and was w led ledby Iec1by ledby
by Editor Crews of a Laureits paper paperwho paperwho paperwho
who was as supported by b a number mber of offriends attrtmda offriends
friends friendsAs trtmdaM friendsAs
As Crews friend al leaped IMped on th tIM plat platform platform p1stform ¬
form Lyon who is a 5 powerful man be began be began ben ¬
gan n to light He knocked down Crews Crewstad Crewaaad crewsand
tad two of his friend frIen and threw three threeothers threeothoft threeothere
others othoft off the platform platformBy Jlatfo JlatfoB7 platformBy
By tide time Lyons L7OD friends raffled to tohtm tohim tobUn
him and pistols Di were drawn and a abloody 8biocHi7 abloody
bloody light ght t was only averted lLYer avert by Ideas Ideascoolness Ly Lycoolnew Lyonscoolness
coolness He told his friends not to shoot shootas t1I8ha shootszh
1I8ha as ha could defend himself hilDMJrLvn himseirLyon himselfLyon
Lyon was handed a revolver which wblekcad he heplaced heplaced
placed cad on a table on the platform I and andthen aac1tJloo sodthen
then resumed his speech finishing It Itwithout itwltbout Itwithout
without further Interruption from the theCrews uCrewa th thCrews
Crews Action ttlon Henry Wright Wrl ht one of ofmen the themen tbemen
men thrown from the platform by Lyon Lyonte LOnI Lynnis
te seriously injured injuredCELESTIAL injuredCELESTIAL InjuredCELESTIAL
CELESTIAL PRINCE PRINCETO PRINCETO PRIOETO
TO BE FETED HERE HEREPlans HEREi IIEREPlans
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Plans for Reception Next NextMonth NextM6nth NextMonth
Month Under Way WayPlane WayPlans Va I IA
Plane A for f r the reception rB eptlon in Washington Washingtonabout WublagUMlabout Washingtonabout
about the last of September eC to Prince PrinceTs PrinGeTsal PrinceTsoi
Tsal Ts l Haen of China 0 were begun yes yesterday yest yestorday ¬
terday terdayYURI t tordayYun 8Cc1ayYURt
YURt Yun Kwal flrst secretary retar7 of the Chi Chinese CJlInetle Cliinose ¬
nose Legation L ua on in charge during the theHnCo ab absence absenco ¬
sence of the Minister who te on his way wayto wayto wayto
to Mexico has drawn wu up a tentative tentativeItinerary teD tentativeitinerary e efUnerary
Itinerary for hi his iiiuetdous countryman countrymanwhich COIIIItrIINLIlwblek countrymanwhich
which will be made permanent when the theinevamanta themo8Ift8ftts themovements
movements of President Taft are deter determined determined determined ¬
mined minedPrince minedPrince minedPrince I
Prince Tsai sailed from Shanghai Wed Wednesday Wedae Wedmonday ¬
monday ae da on the steamer Manchuria direct directfor directtor directfor
for SaD Francisco where be ta scheduled scheduledto
to arrive September SOIttelftberl 11 II The Nary NaT De Department De Department Dopertinent ¬
partment has been called upon to pro provide Jlo Jlolde proride ¬
vide lde a a special escort escortAVill escortWill
Will 111 Come Com to Washington WashingtonIf
If President Taft has returned te Wash Washington WubIngioft Washingtoii ¬
ington by the last of September the theroyal ero181 theroyal
royal Celestial will proceed from San SanFrancieco Sanlrnd SanFrancisco
Francisco lrnd eo to the Capital to receive r e a aformal afort aferal
formal welcome at the hand of UDdeSam Uncle UncleSam UncIsSam
Sam He should reach here about Sep September September Soptember ¬
tember S following brief stops en route routeThe routeThe routeThe
The prince win have but a few days to tospend to1a tospend
spend in tbe But as he Is booked to re return ret1lln return ¬
turn sailing from San SuIlInwd Francteco eo about aboutOctober aboutOcto aboutOctober
October Octo 4 President Tail and Secretary SecretaryKnox SecretaryKJIox SecretaryKnox
Knox will give the royal visitor aM his hisparty 1IIPArt7 Idaparty
party sopuate ap rate te raoepttos rClee9 Prince Teal SssUwHl SIIUwlU Tealwill
will vtsltthe e 3Ua 5up4Asm4dssV a Anltfrnr v4nqr v4nqrmtitdin v7 v7at
at u JaIIW JaIIW1NlhUng she shebetiding
betiding mtitdin pWta aML aMLWill I J JVill
Will Vill 111 Buy Du Dreadnoughts DrcAtlnongrhtsThe
I The prime obJect 0 the VtIIt 111 to w
two Dreadnonghts Dr t8 for the Chases Ch navy navyThe Ya assyThe
The new a navy for China Chi is to be begrowth an oat oatgrowth entgrowth
growth of the reform movement Same Sameof teot Someof
of tb tbt leaders In this party are know knowto kaowatit kato
to fuvor an agycsstve a e political and mil military JDIIttar mitItary ¬
itary dovetewnent to ope c with the world worldpewers woricIewers worldpowers
ewers Th Tb6 TI t is discouraged by the other otherstatefiniea otb otbteA otherstateesnen
statefiniea teA and foreign advisers tlMrs and andwhile aDdwhee andwhile
while the army is bein being developed e the thenavy thenavy thenavy
navy ta to be built up for to defensive defensivepurposes defeawtveparpo defeseivopurposes
purposes ea The recent spurt in naval de development de deYelopmeat dovelopinent ¬
velopment taken by Japan upon tbe re return re reI return ¬
turn of the progressives 1XOSTY to power pow In hiChina InCAin Inchina
China CAin is 1 regard r regarded by some e ae most mostlikely mostlikely
likely responsible for the sudden de decision de ded8ton docielon ¬
cision to build weapons of defense for forthe torthe toethe
the Chinese Cl nose coast coastPROF coastPROF coastPROF
PROF JAMES DEAD DEADNoted DEADNoted DEADNoted
Noted Philosopher Victim of Heart HeartTrouble HeartTrouble HeartTrouble
Trouble TroubleCbocorua TroubleCbocorua TroubleCbocorus
Cbocorua 2 N H L Aug X Prof Will William WillIam Willlam ¬
iam James of Harvard one of the most mostnetod JDOIItAetO mostnoted
noted < philosophers and psychologists Its in inAmerica IIIAm1ca inAmerica
America died at 4 oclock this afternoon afternoonat
at his summer S1ID1 ter home here of heart t trou trouble trouble treebhe ¬
ble Prof James arrived last la t week from fromQuebec fromQuebec fromQuebec
Quebec He had been to Europe at the thebottside tile1Jt4Isld thebsI4e
bottside of his Ia brother Henry James the tbeliterary th8literary theliterary
literary man manMost manXoet manMost
Most of the writtofs on subjects akin akinto akinto akinto
to psychology which have made the thename thename thename
name of William James almost as widely widelyknown widelykDOwn widelyknown
known as that of his brother Henry Henrycame BeaZYcame Henrycame
came from his pen while he was a mess member nMIItOt messher ¬
her of the Harvard faculty facul For thirty thlrtyflve thlrtfive thirtyfive
five years end until he retired as profes professor profeftlOr profeesor ¬
sor emeritus of philosophy pbDo In 1S97 Prof Profi ProtoJames ProfJames
i James vas associated with the psychol psychology PQcbOlo psycholoy ¬
ogy and philosophy ph o departments of that thatuniversity tbatunlv8lSlty thatuniversity
university universityHis unlv8lSltyHis universityHis
His utterances on the th subjects Jec with withwhich withwhich withwhich
which his name me was linked lIuke4 brought him htnrecognition blotrecognition himrecognition
recognition in many of the academies eI on onthe onthe onthe
the other side side and as a lecturer here and andin andIn andin
in Europe he always excited comment
Princeton Edinburgh And Harvard con conferred c conleered ¬
tarred upon him the degree of LL D Dand 0and
and ho was a doctor of science at Oxford OxfordSENT OxfordSENT
SENT STAMP BY WIRE WIREStock WIREStock
Stock Exchange Firm Eager to Get GetI GetLetter GetLetter
I Letter from Coast CoastNow CoastNow CoastNow
Now York Aug 2K This Th Is the season seasonof IeUOftor seasonof
of canicular days when ben anything Is likely likelyto bel belto likelyto
to happen For Instance Leavitt A Grant Grantmembers Grantmembers Greatmembers
members of the Consolidate Con o1ldatM Stock k Ex Exchange xchance x xchange ¬
change recently were advised by the thepostmaster tMpostinaater tto ttopostnaster
postmaster at Seattle that a Tetter tttttdreeaed ad addressed rt rtdreeeed
dreeeed to them lay unstamped kt his hispostofflce WIpostome hispostoltice
postofflce Obviously it contained tOIatallMd a good 8IODorder goodorder goodorder
order and a a fat cheek cbeeh Not to lose it itthey It Itthey Itthey
they telegraphed t coots portage for the theletter tileJetter theletter
letter and the necessary instructions IMtrucUouforwarding for forforwarding forforwarding
forwarding It cost coe thus U5 P X for the thetelegram thetelegram thetelegram
I telegram but they have naYQthe the th proud proudtinction die distinction dietinction ¬
I tinction of having havtn seat the Beat smaHestamount Beatamount emnaliestamount
amount of moneyr mone money cant eatatbet that has ever everbeen evebeen everbeen
been telegraphed anywhere
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GOES INSANE ON TRAIN TEAMMan TRAIN31nn TRAINMan
Man Fatally Wound VounlAPuUman Pullman Por Porter Porter Portee ¬
ter nnd Passenger PafiscngerBills PnssenerRUIs PassengerEllis
Bills Kara Aug Au at 21Harry Hurry Puh PuP of ofNiagara otrlagarn OfNiagara
Niagara Falls N Y became lasait Ineana nane on onthe 011the onthe
the Pullman oar O r of a Union Pactttc train trainnear traJnnoor trainnear
near here early oarl this morning JJHHDID and fatally fatallyshot tatllllYshot fe3lyshot
shot the porter named Young YCHI and a apassenger Ipaengor a apassenger
passenger named Temple of Kansas KansasCity ICaaIuCIl IcaneasCity
City CIl Mo MoBoarda MoBoards 10 10Donrdll
Boards Bright Kilndried 200 OO 100 ft ftFrank ftFrank
Frank Libbey Co itb Ad No N Y Ave
BOSSES 05 E5 WOULD OIJLD SEE SEECOLONEL SEECOLONELONALTAR
COLONEL COLONELONALTAR COLONELONALTARGubernatorial ON lT lTGubernatorial d dGubernatorial I
Gubernatorial Boom Is Plan Planfor Planfor Planfor
for His Elimination EliminationMACHINE EliminationMACHINE EliminationtIACHINE
MACHINE FACES DEFEAT DEFEATJlnifing DEFEATKnifing DEBATKnifing
Knifing of Roosevelt to Follow Followflis Eo FollowIlls low lowHis
His Nomination NominationOrganization NominationOrgnnlzaUon NominationOrganization
Organization TVHHne W1hh1n to Sacrifice SacrificeControl SncdlIcoI SncdlIcoControl SacrniflcaControl
I
Control of State for Two Yeara by byForcing b7Forcing b bForcing
Forcing Naming and Defeat of ex exPrcftidcnt exPreRldcntp cxPresident
President PreRldcntp Rather Than Rave nav Dl Dlrect DIrcot Die Dierect
rect Primary Law Placed on the theStatntc thsStatute thuStatute
Statute Books of New York YorkNew YorkSew orJc orJc8W
New 8W Y Yerk < rk k Aug AuGt 6Xho 26 The source of the thecurrent thacurrent thecurrent
current statements a that the leaders of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the regular faction in the t Bepetoiloan Bepetoiloanorganization RetMtbllcnorgUlbaUOR Bepebhicanorganization
organization had made up their tb minds to tonsmlnats toReMlaate tonominate
nominate Mr Rooeevajt for governor at atthe atthe atthe
the Saratoga convention was William WilliamBarnes WIIISmBantM WilliamBarnes
Barnes BantM jr the Albany Republican R pubUcan boss bossDuring boBsDtIrlIIc bossDuring
During thfl last three days Mr Barnes Barneshas BarnesU Barnonhas
has talked a great deal to the reporters reporterswho reJOrterswho reporterswho
who have called upon him and while whilehe whilebe whilehe
he has been besfi careful to Insist that he heshould heshould beshould
should not be be quoted bo baa made no noobjection DOjecUOn noobjection
objection jecUOn to the repeating la an Indirect Indirectwar 1Adtrectthe indirectWa
war Wa the views he holds on the present presentsituation pCeleotablation presentJitnadOn
situation JitnadOnB situationBsk
ablationXr
Bsk B dt Mr Barnes Bun ad Mr WoodruQ WoodruQfive Woo4ru Woo4ruP Woo4rugive =
five P tbe impression 1oR to the newspaper newspapermen n newanapormen er erDNA
men that Mr Roosevelt has created such sucha
a a condition of affairs < In this State that thatthe thatI thatthe <
the election next et November will go goagainst pag goagainst
against ag nllt the Republicans They Intimate Intkaatothat Intimatethat
I that as Mr Roosevelt will be the tb cause 0U8JI causeof causaof
of the Republican defeat as th the outook outiooXnow outookROW outookDow
I
now geemc to show he should be made madeto madeto madeto
to take the responsIbIlity tb for it and that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the best way of putting that tbatWItty respoosi respoosibtUtr responalbUlb
WItty on his shoulders will be to nomi nominate DOID1JaMe ness nessnate ¬
nate him for goveraoij governez governezThe
The proposal Is to nominate Mr Reese Roosevelt R Reeseveit e eeIt ¬
velt eIt by acclamation which would mean meanthat maLtIIat meavthat
that he would have bay to take the nontea nonteatton nomIDtIoA nominatioli
tton Then Tbenud and there Is ae pr pretense cotnnso te e a8 a8secrecy aUecreey a asecrecy
secrecy at the Republican State head headquarters bedq1IIUt8lS beadquarters ¬
quarters on eu this point poIDttAp thp old guard guardwould guardwould guardwould
would at once begin piaaa lane far the knifing knifingof kDlADgiorBooHftk
of orBooHftk orBooHftkDarnas Mr Roosevelt RooseveltBarnes BoceeveltDamns
Barnes Against Colonel ColonelWhen OolonolWDa ColonolWbei
When Mr Barnes rae was WILk waeasked4ay asked 0ay y IS ISk ISwoaJcI I Ibe
k be would support Mr Ronjpvelt RCNMeItJte aiak aiakso fa uk ukfee
fee he nmMfast aaot1aofr K La replMft replMfteracr r ror repl1id repl1idI
or I C8UId DOC mpor RoI Reem A Ser 50 50becaae ov ovemcr
eracr because ho Is toe dfrtot MrirotI prfraarioa prfraarioaMid
Mid I am not notBarm notBarnes
notwoaJc1
Barm Barnes would not say y if his raaark romarJtt remarkabout raaarkabout >
about t support could be taken as apply
is me to any scheme which might be de determined de de1IpOft dotiersehied < ¬
termined upon by the old guard g for the thonammvdon theat thenosslasdos
nammvdon of Mr Roosevelt RooseveltTbe Roonitbe RooseveltThe
The Roosevelt Roo DOmInation suggestion suggestioncomes 8tlgg 8tlggCOlIMa msggeatiotcomes
comes only from XT Barnes aDd Miv MivWoodnft XrWaodnI Mr MrWoodruff
Woodruff < So tar as can be learned In lanmtcinc InID8ktIIC Innothiln
nmtcinc nothiln thk suggestion MdoD th thor y are speak speakbig speskbag speaklag
big mainly 17 for themselves although thoagh it isr isrtroe i8tnM Iatrue
true that there have ba e been conferences conferencesheld oontereacesheld conferencesheld
held with other old guard leaders on the thosituation th thItuadon thesituation
situation From information which has hasleaked hasleaked hasleaked
leaked out of these t conferences It is un understood underetoocl underatood ¬
derstood that tbatthe the opinion te held that thatthere that1bere thatthere
there te little expectation Il that the Re Republicans Re RepublicaDa Republicans ¬
publicans will win this year and that the tooold theold theold
old guard element would not be alto altogether al alsether altogetheg
gether sorry If the Republicans should shouldbe sbouIcDe sbouIdbe
be defeated provided they can shift tho thoresponsibility thor theresponsibility
responsibility r for party defeat ea to toRoosevelt totOOM toRoosevelt
Roosevelt tOOM and shelve the direct nomina nomination nomtntIeR nomninatiemi ¬
tIeR law lawIt JawIt lawIt
It te clear from remarks that have Ita been beenHeard been1t beenheard
Heard 1t arcl in the Republics State bead headQuarter beadClQartera beadquarters
Quarter that even if the Woodruff WoodruffBarnes WOO4lnltfBaraes WOodruff3arnes
Barnes faction found that they could con centre COD CODtreI controt ¬
tre trot the Saratoga convention against againstRoosevelt atnetRoosevelt 8t 8tRooeeett
Roosevelt and Qriscom and the sup supporters supI supporters
I porters of tbe direct primartee principle prtnctplethey principlethey principlethey
they would be loath to take advantage advantagoof
of that control because e they realise reall that thattheir thattbelr thattheir
their majority would be a very small one oneand oneand oneand
and that it would mean the keepins k alive aliveof aliveof aliveof
of the direct primaries issue lam It would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be preferable they think to lose tho thoState thoState theState
State administration a4 for two years ea1I rather ratherthan rtberthaa ratherthan
than have their control of the tit SUlte State ma machinery machlDer7 machinery ¬
chinery menaced by the paaonsjn of the thedirect thedirect thedirect
direct nomination law lawWould Jawoul1 lawWould
Would oul1 Knife Roosevelt RooseveltIt
It ta the opinion oC the men who hold holdthis holdthis boldthis
this idea that Roosevelt Roo should be nom nominated DOmIDated nornmated ¬
mated In such a manner that he could couldnot couldnot couldnot
not shirk acceptance Then as he would wouldbe wouldbe ould ouldbe
be defeated because of the knifing tac tactics tactics toetics ¬
tics of these leaders the responsibility responsibilityfor reapon iblllt ibllltfOl
for the party part defeat t could be put up to tohtm tohim tohim
him directly and that would ould ouldtJte mean meanthe neanthe
the elimination of his Influence iD1IuePce in the theReyabUcaa theRetliUbUcaa theRepubLican
RepubLican affairs of thte state stateWe StateWe 8IaeWe
We We are ready to sacrifice ct1ftce the thesuto thesutoto State Statoto Stateto
to set rid of Roosevelt te the way some somoof 8Omoof someof
of the leaders of the old guard have ex expressed exlMMCl cxpressed ¬
pressed It it From questions put to them themtoday themtocIU themtoday
today these men apparently have not notthought nott notthought
thought t of 0 what would happen to them themif themIt thereif
if Roosevelt should tea nominated and andthere andth andthere
there th should be another case jf Roose Roosevelt eY8It Rooevolt ¬
volt luck luck which would mean his elec election etectioD ¬
tion They have given no consideration considerationto con derattn derattnto
to this possibility because they think thinkthat thinkthat thinkthat
that the Democratic convention will de demand d dJDIUI4 dcmend ¬
mend the nomination of Mayor Gaynor Gaynorand Ga11oranct Gaynorand
and that the mayor will respond to that thatdemand tha thacJemaDd thatdemand
demand and will win on election day dayChairman dayCbainDan dayChairman
Chairman Grlscom m1 C1Om of the Republican Republicancounty Republicanooaat Republicancounty
county ooaat committee intimated intt today that thatbe thatbe thatho
be did not deem the Woodruff statement statementof Btat nt ntof
of Thursday night uJ < ht to be one that re required required yequired ¬
quired a reply from romI him himI
I would suggest 8 he said aid that Mr MrWoodruff XrWoednJ MrWoedrut
Woodruff < again qln read President Taft3 Taft3tetter TaftsI Taftaletter
letter of August u t 22 to me meMr m mMr mcMr
Mr Ortocom G m seemed to think that the thestatement thet thestatemSeat
statement t needed no answer from him himfor hhntor bUnfor
for the reason It evaded the principal principalpoint priae1palpelat priecipapolat
point at t issue that of the deception of
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