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I CITY OF BARCElONA I IfACES
fACES FACESSTARVATiON FACESSTARVATiONHo STARVATION I IHj
Hostilities Hj tUities Cease i i4re Chieftains Chl e tarns
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4re pe e Now Quarreling QuarrelingAmong Quarrelingmong QuarrelingAmon
Among Amon mong Themselves ThemselvesORDER ThemselvesiORD ThemselvesORDER
ORDER ORD RESTORED REST OBED OBEDTHOUSANDS
THOUSANDS TFJOi tSANDS HUNGRY HUNGRYi HUNGRYSituation HUNGRYSitiiaton
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Situation Situ vat at Madrid Acute AcuteKing AcuteKingRear
Recalled R Rear ifed ed With Maii Marked MI MIColdncas ti tiColdness j jColdness
Coldness ColdnessLONDON ColdncasLONDON Coldnesst ColdnessLONDON t
LONDON Aug L 1 1WGt Wffk l t tadviQ88 tadvioe
adviaeff ft frm li Ia Melilla lndi indicating indicatingthat ng I Ithat i ithat
that the t o Moorish GGIIIIh ohiaftaine are arenow
now qnwuretlinjt among tremeelresand themselves themselvesand I Iand
and that military mlUtr operations havei haveiceased haveiceased I ICeased
ceased it te reported here today todaythat todaythat
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that th t British torpedo boata bon have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been ordered to crtfhra Cl1IIi crtt near that thatcity thatcity thatcity
city cityThe
The first unoeeaored un ed reports reportsfrom reportsfrom reportsfrom
from Barcelona BlLrQ lona are are filled with taleof tale taleof tleof
of suffering and 1Id privation the pop populace populaoe populace ¬
ulace now n W being in dire need of offood offood offood
food These reports r ts published to today tod today ¬
day d in the La Gorrespondencia GorrespondenciaMadrid CorreapondenclaMadrid CorrerlpondenciaMadrid
Madrid say that thousands of hungermaddonad hun hnngerxaaddenad hungerddlNl
gerxaaddenad d into lan women and andchildren andchll andchiltirea
children chll reJl are lining llnln the wharves of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that city determined to seize seI < ze all allsupplies all8uppHes allsupplies
supplies obtainable from incoming incomingships incomingshlJL incomingships
ships
ORDER RESTORED RESTOREDOrder RESTOREDOn1er RESTOREDOrder
Order has been completaly cola iIstttly re restorei restored
stored says K the BarotHoaa Bu dis dlapatcJIeJ dispatchea 1 1patties
patties the situatkui yaw BOW con confroattttg confrontfag confronting
froattttg that city being the t e procureaent pro procurameat procuroment
curameat of food foodThe foodThe t tThe
The Imparoial deoteree d a1ar that the thegOV8rmD8IIt thegovermneat i igovernment
government will present a claim claimto claimto claimto
to Morocco 1oro co covering all tkpendl tependlj I
turae tuT by Spain OB acommt of that thatcouatryB thatcouarTs thatcouutrys
couatryB operations opertlQDat at ptHQa ptHQaIn tUa tUaIn I
In wirW the mm II 1IiIIII mm Jg but Httiej Httiejdominates UtU UtU1wf little littledorninatee i
1wf iA iAdoml
dominates doml 1ate
King Cffly Received ReceivedThe ReceivedTh ReceivedThe
Th The King XIn < < te I i JtIIIOrtecl pouted mm being against againstwarfare apiDetwartn againstwarfare
warfare but contrary report that he hewant hewanta hewanta
wanta want to go to tb the front himself are arebetes1 arebeaaS arebeing
being freely circulated The King motoring mo motoring IB01 IB01torlag ¬
toring through the str streets yesterdaywas yesterday yesterdaywas 78Mer a7 a7was
was coldly oIcIb reeeivad and the unpor unporIty uaaopMlar uaaopMlarity aRJ OPIIler OPIIlerit
it ity of the King and lid Quean Qu n but compli complicates COIIIpUca oompUcatee ¬
cates ca I the tease aituationIndignation situation situationIndignation n nIndignation
Indignation to rampant ant that while whileSpanish wtdIeSp whiteBpanleh
Spanish Sp nIsh conscript co 8crlpta were being he slain te eMehl teMelflia faMeUUa
Melflia Mehl te fee Mug q end Queen 1 are N Ngapel engaged en engaged ¬
gaged to > a motoring otarte < < and d other holiday holidaypursuits MUda MUdapur hoida7purtutta
pursuits pursuitsGOES pur purtuttaOE ut l lGOES
GOES G OE TO HIS DEATH DEATHIS DEATHIS
IS I BELIEF OF MANY MANYSAN MANYSAN MANYSA1
SAN SA1 nCBASTIAN Spain via BordeaW Bor Bordeaux Bord ¬
deaux d Pace sanee Aug 1 JloDowIIqp 1Folbwtn FaUowtngv the thedepartnv thedepartue thedeparture
departure ef King Alfonso for MadridThe Madrid Madridthe JIadrkJthe
the leaving of the Qeeeu Qoee Q a ne d Queen QueenMother QueeaC
C t Mother M r with the royal ahiidren for forBayonne forBayonne forBayonne
Bayonne created a a sensation eeDauoa here In Inspite Inptteot Inspite
spite ptteot of the statement made mad that they theycrossed tbeTCIORf theycraeed
crossed CIORf d the t h f frontier only to make a avisit avi a avisit
visit vi Bit there are murmurings among IUaOII < < the thepeople tilepeople thepeople
people that the real object of the u rule ruleis via viais Y dt
is to inspect villas viU for rent t in event eventflight gentnight nt ntfUght
flight becomes becolltElllIt necessary necessaryIt
It is said ad that the King prior te t his Jailc1ramadc ht htdramatic hisdramatic
dramatic leavetaking taklas of the Queen declared de declared declared ¬
clared to her herYou IaerYou herYou
You shall aH never 1Na become Become Me another anotherKatie aaotIIerari6 another3Larie
Katie ari6 Antetaetfce AntetaetfceThe Rate aetkL aetkLThe tiL tiLTIM
The Ring and Queen bade one anothesr an another aaother ¬
other goodby 8O aa flmngh their neither ex expected expected expected ¬
pected te see the other again The TheKing TheIDng TheKing
King broke brsk down first when bidding biddingfarewaft bWcliqfUew4 biddingXarewe
farewaft Xarewe to his children ehua and showed showedQonttnaed showede h wed wedOea
e Dot Qonttnaed Iued al on Second 8eoondWEATHER Page PageWEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The tMnperatare t t4re has fallen somewhat somewhatIn M II Wbat WbatIn
In n the Middle = a Atlantic tJaD e and North Atlan Atlantic Adantic Atlantic ¬
tic Slates and an the Ohio Valley and the theIndications thejadlcttoD8 theindications
Indications ar qra not favorable for a atum re return return ¬
turn of warm rm veather v eatlter to the Eastern EasternStates EaatemStatea easternStates
States during d the next two or three threedays threeday threedays
days daysGenerally day daysGenerally
dayGeneraU
Generally GeneraU fair weather will continue continuetonight continuetontabt continueS
tonight and Monday In the AtlanticStates Atlantic AtlanticStates Atlanticetatea
S States north of Virginia the Ohio Val Valley Valley Valley ¬
ley Tennessee Tt > nnElUee the lower lake region regionand reatoDand regionand
and lower oer Michigan There Th will be local localshowers IOeaIhowen localshower
showers in upper Michigan and Del the theSouth tileSouth theSouth
South Atlantic and an < < Beat Quit States StatesNo 8tateIINo StatesNo
No Important temperature changes are areindicated aNindlcatfrl arep
p indicated for the districts east of the theMississippi theM1a1l6Ippl theMhdesippt
Mississippi river during the next thirty thirtysix UatrtyBix thirtysix
six hours hoursFORECAST IaOurEFORECAST hoursFORECAST
FORECAST FOR DISTBICT DISTBICTUnsettled DIIITBICTUDfett DISTRICTUnoettMd
Unsettled UDfett d tonight tonht Monday MoM y fair fairerate Mod Moderate moderate ¬
erate temperature tPmp ratUft light to tonor Moderate Moderatenortfe 1p crate cratenorth
north nor l and northeast n wn wnI wnT1E wind wind7a 1
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p nv low tide 1 A a m and nt I ITomorrow 11 11Tomorro p a aTomorrowHigh
Tomorrow TomorrowHigh High tide 8tt a m and
850 p m low tide 115 a m aM 10 10m 10HA tid0pm to top
p pm pmHA > m mHAlUEHS
HA HAlUEHS U JPKKS ER8 FERRY r W Va Aug 1118 I IBoth IBodt IBoth
Both of the h rtvm are clear thii morn morning morn1ft morntrig ¬
trig 1ft
Good FIoo1I Ftoerinf a I eta 1t Fset FsetFrank PHt lrsitFrank 1
Frank Ltbbey Llbbe Co lath th 4 N Y Ave AveAdVt I
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cmcAfioGAR CHICAGO CAR MEN MENTHREA MENTHREATENSTKE
THREA THREATENSTKE THREATENSTKETraction TENSTffiKE TENSTffiKETractlam
Traction Companys Refusil Refusilof Refultlof Refulof
of Concession Displeases DispleasesK DisPle Dis eases s s s1iOtOQO
1iOtOQO 10 K > 0QQ Union UnionMen Men MenCHICAGO MonCJUC t tCHICAGO
CHICAGO CJUC OO Au A Aug > LPossIbfflUea L LPoIbIUttea PosalMUiies of a astreet aranway Lstreet
street railway strike which win be betJnur his htgger hisgay
gay than anything uJt1 a of the kind diadSa Chicago Chicagohe Chice O OhU
he hU witnessed te yean yea today toda inipreeaed inipreeaedBJJtfnsal I Ii in rqd rqddb1n
i BJJtfnsal db1n a1 of the Chicago City Railway RailwayOmapany Jta Railwaytsljepany way wayto
Omapany to make concessions cO to Its Itsmotormen t tnaen ltamotormen
motormen naen and conductors wan wa met by byunion bywaJon byunion
union leaders with a prompt issuance of ofa Ofcall ofa
a call for special eclal meetings Monday Mondaynight KOn4lnl Mondayalght
night nl t in which 10GOO 10 street railway em employes 8Iftploy srtnployes ¬
ploy ployes operating all lines Ji e8 from rr Ev Evten E Eto Evttte Evtttet1n
ten to the Indiana State Stat toe will take takeUp takeVP takeup
Up the question que < < loa of wages w It was pre predfeted predIcte predicted
dfeted dIcte I that the Chicago Ct eaco Railway Com Company Comy Company ¬
pany y would take the same me stand as the theBooth theoutJa theSouth
Booth outJa Side CompanyThe Company CompanyThe Com any anyTIle
The motormen and conductors finder finderthe it nder ndertIN derthe
the constitution of their ocganisatton ocganisattonmay organisationmay n ndetenalne
may determine to call II another anotJIerto meeting meetingto
to consider a strike strikeThe 1ItJtkeThe silksThe
The entire tire situation IltuationwO will be put up upto upto 1P 1Pto
to the men to decide op the course they theywill theywU1 theywill
will pursue aid M Ili C Buckley BuddeydeIIt presi prealdeat president ¬
dent of the South Side Street t18et CarmttensUnion Carmens CarmensUnion Ca1JlMllthUon
Union UnionKvery thUonBvery UnionEvery
Every street car Hne from Kvanaton Kvanatonto
to the Indiana Une and from the lake laketo laketo laketo
to Oak Park would he affected affect in the theevent theevent theevent
event of a strike trtkt and union leaders in intimate IntJmate Intimate ¬
timate that if the men decide to walk walkout I
out not a wheel will turn on any ny of ofline ofthe ofthese
the line linePOWERS IInePOWERS lines linesPOWER <
POWERS CANDIDATE CANDIDATEFOR CANDIDATEFOR CANDIDATEFOR
FOR EDWARDS EDWARD SEAT SEATKentucky SEATKentucky EAT EATKentucky
Kentucky Republican Announces AnnouncesDesire AnnouncesDesire AnnotmcesDire
Desire to R Represent resent Eleventh EleventhDistrict EI Elr Yeitth YeitthDist ilth ilthDistrict
District Dist t in Congress CongressLEXINGTON COJ1gr COJ1grLEXINGTON CongrtlsltLRXINGTON
LEXINGTON Ky Au Aug u3 1 1CaJeb 1CaJebPower 1CalebPowers Caleb CalebTowers
Towers today anounced allOWlC8lhllt himself candi candidate eaadlfor ptredldete ¬
date for Republican nomination nat for Con ConSTN Con Congisss Controm
gisss from the Eleventh Kentucky xDtudl die dieMet eIkcrtet dlttrkt
Met to succeed aUfCee I D C Edwards MardaPoww EdwardsPowers
Powers will return at once from his hislecture bIaleeture hisIndite
lecture tour on which he Is now engaged engagedand ngpagedand ecJ ecJad
and ad take tat up the campaign ca Since nee ha Ja Japerdon bapardon hapardon
pardon for alleged complicity cotctt in the themurder ther therNtrder
> murder r of Senator enator William Ooebel Pow PowTS Po Pobaa
TS 1 baa been quietly building buJlcUR up his po potttical poI poStboi
tttical I fences and his announcement aaD8U ellt tel foiiewed tele followe
lowe loweThe iewed iewedTHe
THe e contest it is expected will be a abattle a1ItUe abtue
battle royal and Powers will be strengiy strengiysed atronglyas tnclyDPIOMd
DPIOMd sed as many man any Republicans think he heId hetIJIOu1d
tIJIOu1d Id rematin remain out our of politics because of ofthe ofGoebel ofGoebel
the Goebel trouble notwithstanding notttbs tsn4lr8
their belief he is Innocent InnocentRINGS InoocentRINGS innocentRING
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RINGS RING S OWNER FOUND FOUNDATIANT1C POUNDTI 1OUNDAhANTIC
ATIANT1C TI NTIC CITY N J Aug lA lAvaluable IAalLlahle 1Avalaahk
valuable rinK found by John Mason MaRI > n on onth ont onthe
th the t bathing batbln be t mach on h here her was wa claimed Iaim today to today today ¬
day by Mrs Fraud Mratu is K Raleigh < > f Boa Boatnn Boston Roatnn
tnn Sb Nha w < alum the tl Hig It IIZ g at tJiX Slie L Lud I e eraid i ia
a raid < tid U had be1 bef11 m her hf > I family tamll lor or JU JUyeah u uyears
years Mr Jf Mrs Raleigh offered Mr Mason Ifasona
a substantial reward which was politely pollttlyrejected politelyrejected
rejected
KENTUCKY TOWNS TOWNSFEAR TOWNSV
V FEAR FEARRACE R CEWAR CEWARInfuriated WAR WARInfur
Infuriated Infur ateu Mobs Expected ExpectedTo
To Attempt Lynching Lyn Lynchingof LynchingofV hing of ofLKXINOTOK ofJNogrosr
V JNogrosr JNogrosrI Ne rods rodsLEXINGTON
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LEXINGTON X7laC14aIJa Ky Atilt i4ala > TaJUi at atursville atunvtUe atYtue
I ursville Ytue and a 4 London Loudonpard are under underguard widernong
nong guard today toda and Dd trod may be beqrdered 1 betFdered e ebefqre
qrdered before pI night 8IChtto ht to pr prevent veat infu infuriated 1atarIated intnrlated ¬
riated mobs trying to lynch three threeIta men menin mentm
Ita in the former Jail J and one in the latter latterI JaUerattackinc latterfor
I for attacking littte white girls girteAt 8Ir 8IrAt girlsAt
At Barboursville negroes are e assisting assistingIn ae ating atinghh nc nclID
lID In guarding James Jam White who war waaj wa waJIUabed warrushed
j rushed rushed there from Pinevflte barely baNI in intime Iniu InLime
iu time to escape a mob oTiea or o > I t men who whocame whocame o oi
i came from all alloy over the mountains mC vntpina jntt tu They Theystormed T1aeyi Theystormed
i st stormed rme l the Jail and the th mjildroa negroes fired Are Aradupon firedupon I Ii
i upon the white hlte men J1MUtMr as a they approach kpproaebf4 kpproaehad approached ¬
ed Nearly one hundred shots were wr exchanged ex axchanged exchaapd
changed but no one was w pas hurt hUrt The negroes ne negroes DePOfIII ¬
groes were finally II J routed rout taking heprisoner the1 the1prisoner tbeprl80ner
prisoner with them themThe themTbe themTh
Th The negroes roe say 7 they Ute wJH protect the theprisoner Uteprtaoner theprisoner
prisoner and the whites whit say 7 he shall shallbe 8hal1be shallbe
be hanged hangedFighting ha haFlghtlne hangedFighting
Fighting Is laexpeetedlt s expected by the mob led todby ledby leddby
by Henry Woodard brother of ottbe the girlWbtta girl girlWhit PlWhit
Wbtta Whit assaulted ultecl eightyearold Mos Mossie KoaWoodard Moeale
ale Woodard having lured her to a alonely alonely alonely
lonely spat put He beat b at Viand and bruised her herand heraDd herand
and tore the clothing cltbln from her h r bodyThe body bodyThe bodyThe
The child gave ve the alarm kntl the negrowas negro negrowas 1MIIPOwas
was soon captured The mans maaaltte mans life was wasthreatened waathtened wasthreatened
threatened and he was taken t k t t8 Pine Ptotevllle PlneyUle Pineville
vllle on a special pecJaJtnaI pecJaJtnaIn train trslalie trainHe
He n confessed coa his h crime to officers andnewspaper and andnewspaper aDdnewapaper
newspaper men menIt menU ineaIt
It Is said the mob was also after afterHenry afterHellry afterHenry
Henry Cornett who shot and killed killedJames killedJames
James Sawders at t Cloarfortc yesterday yesterdayafternoon ye yesterdayafternoon trday trdayattmoon I
afternoon The cauee of the killing knit killofd is issaid
said d to have been the little daughter ofSowders of ofSowders ofSowde I
Sowders Sowde playfully sticking stkktn a broom broom in inthe Inthface I
the thface face tac of the young yuun son n of of Cornett CornettAt CornettAt
At London U > ridon where they are ate being beinguarded betnsrded beingguarded
guarded uarded rded to escaoe e caoe a mob Chesn Elliott Elliottced ElliottFtIId
Fred ced Williams and Milfred Lauson are arecharged areebarJred arecharged
charged with committing mlttln an 11 assault assaultupon auaultupon assault assaultupon
upon the fourteenyearold daughter hter of ofJohn ofJohn ofJohn
John Bryant George rge Me Mes e F = r and John JohnKMiott JohnElliott JohnElliott
Elliott also charged in the th warrant warrantea eo eocayed esa eshe
cayed cayedThe ea
The he men men charged l are all young menfrom men menfrom menfn
from fn m eighteen to twenty years yea or oage oageSEVEN r rSEVEN eo eoSEVEN
SEVEN ARE RESCUED RESCUEDBY RESCUEDBY
BY THE LIFE SAVERS SAVERSAVAIX SAVERSAVAWN SAVERSAVALON
AVAIX AVALON > N N J Aug Au l8wept out outto outto outto
to sea ia a disabled dlbl sailboat Dr Albert AlbertA AlbertA AlbertA
A Sargent his hi wife two children and andthree aDdtbiee andthree
three friends all of Philadelphia PbUadelphiale8Cued were wererescued wererescued
rescued early this morning by the Ava Avakra Avalon Avalon
lon lifesaving litesavin crew which found them t tclrtftiDlr
drifting helptosdy on th the ocean oceanhl
The hl member 0 the tb party y y1trOt were werebrought worebrouRbt
brought ashore ph 1 the Government life lifeboat JU ¬
boat none the worse orae o for their experi experience expilHnceo exp f fence ¬
ence nceo The ltfsifrH ItfstO t8 went out outin twice twit
in parch of th tIu disabled boat nneMg til1l hlllr
the t hl party driftlu < up lilt > coast off onIsle f fJsje Sera Seratale
Isle City CityClear cityClear U UctMr
Clear ctMr Cypress SHUglM Ilnit i ingles 40c 40 c per 1000 1000Frank 100GPrank roooFrank
Frank Libbey A Co 6th N Y Av Ave AveAdvt AveAdvt
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SAY SAYAFT TAFT l WILL SmN S1GNBEVFOREEEK SmNl SmNBEFORE
BEFORE BEVFOREEEK WEEK ENDS ENDSTari ENDSTariff
Tariff Tari Bill on Last Lap LapThe LapTheSenate LapTheSenate The TheSenate
Senate Votes Tomorrow TomorrowLeaders TomorrovL
Leaders L ders Confident ConfidentBy C q denf denf1ST
By JOHK JO > LK SarURE SarUREMendajr SiC S flf flfat fRE fRE1iI8Dd
Mendajr 1iI8Dd at 10 tftioek oldttoll IIQOk ia 1 the theSenate tHaa the8snate
Senate ere aa tart tarta WI W will wnleater enter enteroa enteron
oa the tb last at lap of 0 its coursethroegh course courseUtrongfe cour courthlOUP
Utrongfe thlOUP Congress CoDer That it will be bepassed beJU bepassed
passed JU CI before the end of the week weekand weekand weekand
and seat to the President for his hissignature hlaalpature hissignature
signature Is confidently expected expectedIt e eIt
It Is not at all impossible tble that thatthe tbatthe thatthe
the bill will hare become a a few fewand lftwand
and 4 be in actual operation before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the week closes and lid that the Din Dingley DJngJer Dlngley
gley t law will have have best beta super superseded lluperMded super supertided ¬
tided and will have passed IUHCl into intohfetory late1d8tor7 intohletory
hfetory President Tail Is I o ofldent Q4Ht Q4Htcleat oeMent
fldent cleat that there t e will m be no JU undue unduedelay UDdl UDdldelv undvdelay
delay in feting etIac the bW through throughdie UUctaPthe thr < tnS1i tnS1ithe
the SeDate that no d dl eeWas rttJon Jt to toflllbttstar tofpibttaer
flllbttstar 411 will w lbe be shown aho and ndUW ndUWbe thathe that thathe
he will soon have the bill in his htehands hiliban hishands
hands ban for approvalWhen approval approvalWhan approvalWh
When Wh the tJI bill goes io to ft the Press President Praidt Pressdaft ¬
dent there t eJe will be no delay 1q in Its ftssigoaiure ItsatMture itssifAatirehr
sifAatirehr sigoaiure Mr Tjtft TaltkJioWa knows what whatIs whacj VllatIs
is in the Mil and there te BO quesj qUo qUotIoI1 uses usesties
ties he means to sign a ft it All 11 serlj serljous ser serOUB seri serious
ous talk of a veto ef paeseri lase d the tkemo tkemoment moment mo moment ¬
ment the th conferee agreed reecl to yield yieldthe I Itct IUf
tct the ultimatum which whic the they 7 re receied 1 1oeived
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hired from the white WhiteII Home last lastThursday lastThursday
Thursday iSett j jSevern i ieNa f
Severn eNa RtprhII Rp WkJM a Against A Mt Bill BUISeven BWBeyen Billseven
Seven Insurgent Republican Bepubl Senators Senatorswill 8eptorawUl Senatorswill
will vote v acaiat the bill bfttThIl This was de decided deat d daided ¬
aided at a conference Saturday after afternoon kfter110OI1 aftcrnoon ¬
noon Those n eewbo who will jlyjbt t it on ine ibeRepublican ineRepublican UaeRepubUcan
Republican side rre re Senators Bevendge BevendaeSrilJto BeveridgeBristow BevendgeBristow
Bristow SrilJto Clam Clapp Cummins cWP DoJHver Ket Ketaon NelJIOI1 Neison
son and La Follette They are of the theten I Iten i iten
ten who votfid against the Mil when tti ttifirst it itflnt itfirst
first paaaed pa8II d the Senate enate The other Inret lnreewho Inretwho t twho
who voted agantt sgalnet the bill at t that time timeehave timebav timebave
have bav faced about and will support itj itjTb It ItThq i iThey
Tb They y are Senators tor Brown Qarkett and andCrawford ad I ICrawlo ICrawford
Crawlo Crawford It is possible that severed o othe of ofUia
the Senatorp enatOe en en the Hopabtleaa R pen to as aide sidewho aidewho Id4ewho I
who have been Insurgent IR 1aeat on the qu quthou Q1Ie Q1IetIoo ques question ¬
thou of free raw m ml ftia tats will UI conclude concludeto OODCludtto
to vote against the bill tiU but the indtcai indtcaitions indica i itIou idons
dons are they the vlB content themselves tnemcelveewith tbemMlv tbemMlvwltb themselveswith
with protesting and will then fall into intoUn I f
line Un
UnThe UnTh The Th e talkedof Democratic Demoera tic filibuster filibustergainst fliftm r ra
a gainst Iflt nat the bill in the JteiwOe on ae acof acr acrooafic aeqoqa
ooafic qoqa of tiie the fanpasitiott IInJI8ei tton qt < t a duty on onooUflQ ODaoUoD onocU
ocU ooUflQ baggUn awl tie tIW AM top soptgs soptgsway ua uay j jway
way y of numerous other at her mooted 1QOOt move movements JQOvementa nteYemente ¬
ments against the bill blISomething Something will willContinued WlilConHnued willContinued
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SCOUT scoUt CAR HALTED IALTE8Pathfinders HALTEDFOR HALTEDFOR
FOR BRIEF REPAIRS REPAIRSPathfinders REPAIRSPathfinders
Pathfinders for Munsay et Run RunTemporarily RunTMlporarily
Temporarily Stranded in inBaltimore inB1l1 In InBaltimore
Baltimore B1l1 BaltimoreB ti nore noreBF i iBy
By B THOMAS S RIGS RIGSBALTIMORE RIGEB4LlUIOlUt RICEBALTIM08E
BALTIMORE Aug Au tTriate u andtrib andtribulatlons a d ftrlb ftrlbuiton trib tribulations ¬
ulations uiton are ire r already aJread In our OUr midst nliditOur midstOur mIcJ I IOur
Our Biu Blue Bird scout cat which wldc wldcpathAndla IB IBpathfliodiag lapathflr
pathfliodiag pathflr tng the route for the Xuneey K re reIlabUity r rlialtWty reliability
liability contest t from tn rent D Washington WaablD < < toK to toBoston toBoIrtonDd toBaetouand
Boston BoIrtonDd and retur > September 21 te teWanded 21 Is Isstranded 1 1stranded
stranded here herewith with little hope of otthe bittlnpthe hltttag hltttagthe
the highways within the next twenty twentyfour twtyfour twentyfour
four hours hoursHowever boonHowevet hoursHowever
However madunlsts macla are ar q gallantly sjailantlyworking gallantlyworking llPU7wOl1dJc
working on the ailing portions and we weHope weJkJpe wehope
Hope to tfI t started for the city of Phila Philadelphia Phl Phldetphla PhlbtdNphia ¬
delphia some II IDe time tint tOmorrOw tOmorrOwThe tomorrow tomorrowThe tom tomThe
The big hi hit wad was w the great t interest interestMayor lattMayor interestMayor
Mayor Jtahool hool displayed layed in the event eventin eftfttIn eventin
in general pnenLland and the Ut scouting ecoutin car in par particular 1MUtlcuJal particular ¬
ticular He doesnt own an auto at atpresent atpreIMIIt atpeaent
present but has the fever and will M Min oetD beinalda
inalda in < JiDe Hn soon soonHe 8001IHe soonHe
He Is M already a Joy rider of goad re rebrfefone repate
put pate and 4 vas > m h pi pleased tatk tlt the thebdafone e eb
brfefone b efOne he had aCNiW1 a unri the city Hall in lathe inthe littII
the tII Bluebird BluebirdThe BlueltltdTI1e BluebirdThe
The mayor mayOr prevtd l8ot4 tt be not only a agood agood
good 004 sport but a good speech apeeehmaker maker for forbe forbe forbe
be msde raed de a few timely remarks about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the autolsts belnfc bel beln n largely responsible responsiblefor rNpOnaibiefor responsiblefor
for the growth of the tbeKOOd good roads road movemeet move movement moet ¬
meet t in Maryland and congratulated congratulatedthe con < < ratuJated ratuJatedth4
the farmers upon their excellent judg judgment judwmet judgment ¬
ment in cooperating with the motor motorists motorstIIln motorlate ¬
late stIIln in n that commendable commf dble cause causeHe cau causelie e
i
He sort o got em m coming comtu and going goingechoing goingechoing
echoing the sentif tiP a of the city eltyfI eltyfIlent fel teilen fellers ¬
lent and tickling vanity of the yeo yeomanry yeomanry ¬ i iJIIJlr
manry JIIJlr Watch his nmofce for governor governorsome governorsane
some day if be e entertains many scouts scoutsPark aeortLPark scoutsPark I
Park Height avenue which lead outof out outof ut utf
of f Balt Baltimore pore via the Pimlteo racetrak racetrakis
is the road which the Munaeyitee MU 8ei will willtake willbyre mj
take e when they hit the dirt in Septerher Septer Septerher 8eptepbw
her but at preee present rt that thoroughfare thoroughfareis thoro
is I being bel repaired NN ired and is I net open to the thefccouts thei thescants
scants i > C IIt8 who will take the old Pteilico Pteilicoroad Pimlicoroad j jro
ro road l and follow it until they cut intothe into intothe
the Reisterstown Ret teratown and Westminster pike pikea pikeat pikeat I
a at Pikesvtlle PikesvtlleLIST PlkMVUleLIST PikesvUleLIST
LIST OF ENTRIES ENTRIESGROWING ENTRIESGROWING ENTRIESORO
GROWING ORO INO RAPIDLY RAPIDLYAre
Are you going olns to be a MunaeylteThats Muns Wuyltelji WuylteljiThat yite yiteThats
Thats That the question one lasers wher wherever wh whever wherever ¬
ever automoblllsts gather and the u uteresting in inteu Intereattng I
teresting teu part of it is that the invariableanswer invariable InyarlbIwr j janswer
answer wr is I yea The fact seems to be berecegnlfted bereee berecognised
recegnlfted reee < < DiPd on all sides that tha this contest contestto
to going to be one of the biggest events eventson event8on eventson
on the Beets Eat automobile autolftol le calendar and andeverybody andeverybody ad adeyenbod
everybody wants to participate partlelpate m In it ItCoatlnued It 1 A 1A 1Continued j jContinued
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S IN N OHIOVlhlA OHIO VILLAGE E ECiv
Civic Civ 1 1 League Led by Busi Buslness Busin Busisees
ness n ssMen Men and Minister MinisterEnforces Minister MinisterEi1 MinisterEnforces
Ei1 Enforces orces Blue LawsTOLOhio Laws LawsTOLKDO LawsTOLIID
TOLKDO TOLIID TOLOhio Ohio A A1t1 l 1Th 1The Th CiJe CiJeRJ CIvIeRRghteouclmeae CivJ CivJRighteotumen
Righteotumen RJ < < hteoen League Leas composed eoMro ed of the tfceleading fb1d1nr theleading
leading f cttnwns Itl eery of the th dials fttt town of ofDover ofPoyer ofDover
Dover Ohio are ar are being m mint moat successful auccesstulIn successfulhi sucee atul atulIn
In their efforts effOrt to enforce enfo1C8th the bin blue laws IaweIn lawsIn 18w 18wIn
In that city cityAsa cityA cityeV
eV Asa A Webster We a prominent PIOMtne t busJaew bbalneanian busJaewman buil1ttIidman
man man is president of of the be reformers retor and andthe UClthe itldthe
the Rev J T W Terry a Methodist ethotINt miu miuteter atuIeter I Il
teter l Ieter ter is lis I chief lieutenant UeutesaatBecause lieutenantBecause JleutNB
Because B use of the threajte of of the th reform reformers re reen reformere ¬
ers strictly to enforce Sunday closing closinglaws elolngla closinglaws
laws la wa nearly 411 II the the 6eiss 1i Bakeries eriea ice and cigar earstores cigarstores cfprator
stores ator were we re closed el ed today while a tew tewof tetyof
of Ute dfTi ctr d stores IItor declined to serve wrv ice iceDream teeCJtm iceoream V1
Dream Mayor M yor Reuben Osborne wag pas out outbright outbrlht outbright
bright and early this t thismorning ia morning mornln and nd said sahihe sakihe saidhe
he would issue warrants against those thosecomplained tho8eeotftplainM thosecomplained
complained of and will assist in getting gettingevidence gettingevidence ttiDtr ttiDtrevidence
evidence for a conviction convictionThe convictionThe convictionThe
The members of the Dover baseoall baseoallclub baieoall baieoallclub oaJl oaJlclub
club who are already under bond of ofeacb ofeach
200 each to appear lL r betore ti re the next neargrand nextnd nextgrand
grand nd jury for playing baseball b ball on Sun SunWe Sunday un unda
day da refused to state this ntornl ntornlnotion IOIJIlag wfttlt wfttltaction
action t they would take title titleWe atter oo ooWe
We are on Or n the lookout said Rev GovTerry Revare no noTerry
Terry this mornln morning and If If any pm pmare games gamesare
are started we will make arrests arrestsTWO arrestsTwo i iTWO
TWO MORE ARRESTS ARRESTSIN
IN STORMS MURDER MURDERflogroas MURDERNegro05 MURDERNegroas
flogroas Charged With Conspiring ConspiringWith ConspiringVith ConspiringWith
With Young Boy WhoKilled Who WhoKilled VhoKilled
Killed His Father FatherLEXINGTON FatherL FatherLE
LEXINGTON L LE INGTON Ky Aug lGeo lGeoand 10 10anclltea 1C3eoege 1C3eoegeand
and anclltea Ben Slaughter upter negroes were w wreated ar7e ar arrested
rested 7e te4 at Somerset charged e with son oonspiring 00 00fIPIrInK sonspJrkeg
spiring with lth fifteenyearold Virgil VirgilStorms Vlrstlstorto VirgilStorms I
Storms storto to murder Jam James s W Storms Stormsthe StonnetJ Stormsthe
the tJ e boys boy father fatherAll faUterAll fattierAll
All three will be given a preliminary preliminaryhearing pNlilftinaryhrln
hearing hrln < < on Wednesday Wednadaytonn8 Storms waskilled was waskilled waakUled
killed by his son Saturday July 24 The TheHoy TbeDy Theley
Hoy Dy declares dee his father threatened his histtfe h h1If hi hilife
life 1If and that Is why y he kilted k him but butthe butthe butthe
the officials claim to have other evldemca evi evidence evtcIe ¬
dence denceStorms cIe demcaStorm ce ceSto
Storms Sto had left ft his h home a few mlr mlcutes mlratee mlrutes
utes and as he 11 returned the boy lrrdat fired firedat Andat
at him from behind curtains in the sitting sit sitting rdtns ¬
ting ns room roo Storms was w slightly tly wounded woundedand wouD woundedand eel eelnd
and nd begged l for life but his own fired firedanother andanother An Ananother
another charge this time causing ca instant in instant IDatant ¬
stant death He then dragged the body
to the barn where it lay several severa hoursPIERCEBURROWES hours hoursPIERCEBURROWES hoursPIERCEBURROVES
PIERCEBURROWES PIERCEBURROWESLONDON PIERCEBURROVESLONDON PIERCEBURROWESLONDON
LONDON Aug lMra Virginia R RPrickett RPrickett RPrehett
Prickett Burrowes BtilTOW widow of William WilliamA Wi l1am l1amA
A Burrowes Burrow Burrowea and stepdaughter of the theate i
late William cVil iUtaut ain M lL Russell of New York Yurkend YorkSJMt Yorkbd
end bd Paris pari and Henry Clay lay Pierce of 15
But FifiyxeventU Firl se > enth street ttrt > et New Yorti Yortiand Yorlland nrk nrkant I
and of Nt S Louis son on of the late Dr
Dyers Pierce Pt rce will Ue BMtried D1 tried on onrro onrroda Tues Tuesday Puceday ¬
day da next at St Be Georges Hanover HanoverSquare HanoverSquare HanoverSquare
Square Mr Pierce Pier e also has been mar married married married ¬
ried before
WRIGHT BROTHERS BROTHERSA
A STUDY OF TWO TiTheir TWOAMERICAN TWOAMERICAN
AMERICAN YOUTHS YOUTHSTheir
Their Triumph of Today Had Hadr HadBeginniAg HadBeginniig
r Beginning in Toys of ofj ofBoyhood
j Boyhood BoyhoodI BoyhoodAIR BoyhoodAIR
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AIR KINGS TYPICAL TYPICALYANKEE
YANKEE INVENTORS INVENTORSHow IN VENTORS VENTORSt
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How the Silent Ones Look Upon UponFuture UponFuture UponFuture
Future traveling inSkill in inSkms inSkies
Skies Skmsi SkmsBy SkiesyALLEN SkillBy
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By yALLEN ALLEN D ALBERT Jr JrI JrT
1 VSO WO rain and nd a a woman carry carrya
T I a section of a tree tre trunk trunkbroad tnU1kbroad trunkbroad
broad as It Is thick across acrossa
i a primeval meadow m edow Muscles of arm armland armand armand
land and leg stand out like swiftrun gwiftrunining swiftrunning swiftrunning
ning water The fingers lost theirgrip their theiri theirgrip
i grip The burden falls heavily heavilyAs heavilyAs heavilyAs
As the three straighten their backs backstheir backstheir backstheir
their breastbones lift high with withdeep withdeep withdeep
deep Intakes of f breath T They hey rest restan restan restan
an instant They fit sharpened sticks sticksj sticksInto sticksinto
j into rough holes gouged at the core corej coreof coreof
j of the th log They withe wi the stout stoutjbranqjfag stoutbranql stoutp
jbranqjfag p branql bransjtti ji Into uprights and a a cross crosspiece crosspiece crosspiece
piece ODe One of the tb men shining shbl ng with withj withsweat withsweat
j sweat sits on the thBbar bar and digs his hisbare hisbare hisbare
bare toes into the ground to push pushj pushhimself pushhimself
j himself backward He fills ft Us over overand overand overand
and strikes strikes his head The others otherslaugh otherslaugh otherslaugh
laugh roughly The girl seats her herI herself herself
I self in in his place The men push pushthe pushthe pushthe
the log forward while whi she balances balancesj balancesherself
i j herself with a foot oa each side It Iti Itrolls Itrolls
i rolls It co comae C01ll to a stone and andstops ipl iplstops tudstops
stops But it rolls roUsiind and it carries a aI aload aload
I load It is the first wheeL wheeLTwo w Jedd JedTwo oGL oGLTwo
d +
I Two men and a 8 woman stand standbeside standbeside
beside a a great kite stretched out oution outon outon
ion on the Ohio prairie like an alba albaI albatl068 albatross
I tposs aon pn n a ships deck deck1UIO > > T he centurf cen centurifllft
j turlfl turifllft turf that have passed pJli pmssefl sati are unr un unn
r 1 nunfhered n nuMkered The woman woman and one of ofj ofthe ofthe
j i the meir mmseat malt seat thsnme thsrasefefeav t ceiis s though thoughto
to be carried on the breast of the thebird thebird thebird
bird A whir fills the t e air It is the therevolution therevolution therevolution
revolution of a hundred wheels The Thebird Thebird Thebird
bird starts along loI g the ground As Astha Asthe
V Vthe
the eye trembles the machine lifts liftsslowly liftsslowly liftsslowly
slowly to the height of a mans manshead mansheadto mansheadto
head headto to the height of a low shed shedto shedto shedto
to the height of the tallest tree treeto treeto treeto
to preeminence In the field On and andon andon andon
on it goes goe It turns tilting in the theair the1r theair
air 1r Uk like a railroad train on a curve curveIt curveIt curveIt
It sails it sailsback ls back its machine steadiness steadinesssetting steadinesssetting tlladJnc s ssetting
setting it apart p rt from the flutter of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the birds wing and yet it comes comeswith comeswith comeswith
with marvelous grace ace The engine enginestops engineatops enginestops
stops it too ha bu come to a stone stoneBut stoneBut stoneBut
But It has flown It Is this th first firstcraft firstraft firstcraft
craft raft to JBy fy Y with men as the birds birdsfly birdsfly
r ri
fly
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The The i he first wheel lifted UftedhuJIWlity UftedhuJIWlityup humanity humanityup
up from dragging d ng along on Its belly bellyJs bonya bellyJs
Js a this new vessel Y to set it free freefrom freetrom freefrom
from plodding up the hill h l ad dpwn dpwnthe d dpwnthe wn wnthe
the valleys vall Are human beings to tofly toily tofly
fly like hawks hawksThousands bawDYThousands hawksThousands
Thousands who looked on at the theofficial theoOidal theoIFidal
oOidal official tests of the Wright Wr 1rt aeroplanee aero aeroplane aeroD1anll ¬
plane D1anll at Fort Mysr M7 Va in the thecourse theoourse be beCourse
Course course of the past week asked askedthemselves askedth askedthernaeirea
themselves th m l these th questions Thou Thousands Thouds Thousands ¬
sands ds more who sat on the house housetops housetops housetops
tops of the American Capital Ca ftal mil millions mnlIons mUlions ¬
lions more to whom the news was wasflashed wasDasbed wasflashed
flashed by telegraph te ph while those on onthe onto onthe
the to roofs spied out the flights fli ts with withbinoculars withbinoculars withbinocular
binoculars pondered them over and andover andQVr andover
over It may be that no one of ofthem oft1aem ofthem
them or of us can answer But Butwe Butwe Butwe
we can all get a better purchase purchaseon purchaseon
on on them if we make friends with withthese withthose withthese
these two brothers whose achieve achievements achievements achievements ¬
ments have picked this week out of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the calendar of generations if we welook welook welook
look into the whole subject of aerial aerialnavigation aerialnlvl aerialnavigation
navigation nlvl IUon with such help as they theyare th theyare y yare
are willing WnUD to jive us S if we alt altbeside titbetide it itbeldde
beside them t em in inthe1 their car and see seefor seefor seefor
for ourselves our el hew strange traag and bow bowgreat howgreat ow ow8At
great 8At are the difficulties diJfi ultt8ll to be over overcome overcome overcome ¬
come come1VO comeTWO
TWO TYPICAL AMERICANS AMERICANSMAKING AAIERICANSM AIIIERIGANSM
AXING friends with Wilbur and andOrville andOrvtUe andOrville
MAKING M Orville Wright i Is a fine experi experience experien capon caponcues ¬
cues en < e Th They y have been pictured picturedas pictureas
as curiosities of silence But they are arefar arefar aretar
far tram fr m that They are re wholly nor normal normal normal ¬
mal Inherently courteous modest modeststrongly mode modeststrongly t tJy
strongly Jy purposed American gentlemen gentlemenThp gentlemenTh gentlemenTh
Thp Th one to fortytwo the other thirty thirtyeiirht thirtyetrht thirtyeight
eight Their inheritance from their theirmother their1DOther theirmother
mother is mainly German and from fromtheir fromthtair fromtheir
their father they thlil have some of the thetraits thetraits thetraits
traits of the English fngll b the Hollander Hollanderand Hollanderard > r rand
and the th French No one will wonderthen wonder wonderthen ODdr ODdrthen
then thai th < Lt in fact > in bearing in spirit spiritthey spiritthey ptrit ptrit111t
they 111t are > harartenstieally har < tfrlsUeaJly American AmericanTheir AmeJjcanflwir AmericanTheir
Their father Milton Wright spent spentthe spentthe spentthe
the active years lean of his life as a min minister mlntaiteI mm mmlater ¬
later of the Christian faith He was wasof wuor wasof
of the United Brethren and became be me a abishop abiabop abishop
bishop of that denomination om natt n He had hada
a L charge e In Millville dud when Wilbur WilburCoatinwed WilburOoatinued
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