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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15

he would talk for the bill they would vote
against It, His speech was unique, to say
the least Arising with all the dignity he
could assume he said:
Mr. Speaker and Fellow Members:
Tom and I are in boat. For Gods sake
help us bail her out. Vote for the BILL
amid roars Of laughter the bill passed
almost unanimously. Bill knew how to
lobby even If he UAs not talker. But, what
1 am saying is that after the legislature
paid a reward Of $4,000 for the first steam
wagon that anybody ever heard Of, it does
not sound nice Of people to be criticising
the finished product. now that 1t appears
in the shape Of an automobile. and to favor
legislation to restrict it to the speed of
milk wagon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15
For Damages.

Proceedings at. law to recover damages in
the sum Of 5000 have been instituted in
the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia by Edward Mercer against The
Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Electric Railway Company 1t is alleged
September Z. last the plaintiff sustained
severe injury as the result of collision
between cars Of the defendant near Four
Mile Run, Va. Attorneys Wilson and
Barksdale represent the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15

Lewis Nixon, who was for a time re-
garded as a probable independent demo-
cratic candidate for mayor Of New York,
has written letter to. the Metropolitan
Democratic Club advising against an indie
pendent movement
Prince Ahmed Bedr Eddine, a younger
son of the sultan, is dead of pneumonia at
ConStantinople,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money If 1t fails to cure. E. w
Groves signature 10 on each box So. oc1th tut
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Russia Would Have Its CO.Opera-
ton in China
TO STOP IMPORTING ARMS.
Business Has Reached an Alarming
Stage Chinese officials claim he
Cannot stop the PraCtic.

Washington Feb 2i-Beprosanta-
lions have been made to the state de-
partment by the Russian ambassador,
Count Cassini regarding the increasing
seriousness Of the situation IN China,
IN the hope that the United States Will
cooperate with the other powers TO
stop the Illegal importation OF orms.
which has reached AN alarming stage
Of activity similar representations
have been made through the Russian
representatives to Belgium, Germany
and Great Britain.
The Chinese officials claim they are
powerless to stop the practise and the
Russian government IN the interest Of
peace has called the matter to the at
tneitno Of the powers, Secy Hay
and the Russian ambassador have had
several conferences on the matter, but
It has not been decided Just what
course the United States, under the Con-
stltution can take toward preventing
the expectation Of arms IL Is probable
that the only relief lies 10 special logls-
latIon by Congress, which is deemed
impossible az this session The Belglans
are the chief offenders in this Illegal
practise though II is said many arms
are entering China from the United
States Germany and Great Britain
Ambassador Cassini, who has spent
many years IN China and Is response
bic In many degrees for the success OF
the Russian policy there. regards the
Chinese situation as deserving NJ the
serious and immediate consideration OF
the powers. Reports received at the
state department also indicate that
mischief Is being wrought by the i'm
portation Of arms into China.
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RACES Ar INGLEsIDE.
Dainty, 10 TO 1 Shot One of the
DAYS SURPRISES.

San Francisco, Feb. 2i.-There We're
several surprises az lugleside today
one occurred In the six and a half fur
lcngs handicap, when Dainty, at odds
o. Is 10 /, ran around her field AMI
gained a nose victory over Grayina.
Honiton the favOrite, finished third,
Dainty broke the trak record Of 1.2lA
covering the distance In l:20 fiat
The Wel-played horses failed TO get
any Of the money In the second race
az seven furlongs Toribio. a l6 TO I
shot, showed much Improvement and
won from Legal Maxim and Star Cot
ton. two other outsiders. Bullman.
Who had the mount on Arthur Ray,
was suspended for three days for cut
ting across the field at the start, Tho
leather was fine and the track fast
Results:
First race, five and a half furlongs
rLrsc-Orsina won, Alta G. second
Money Suckle third. Time-1:0S&
Second race, seven furlongs. selling
Toribio won. Legal Maxim second, Star
Cotton third. Time-l:l0ia
Third race. one mile, selling Nee
fanus won, Orchin second. Mr. Dinglc
third. Tlme-li2.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs
hludiCap-Dainty won, Gravina Sec
end, IIoniton third Time-l;29
Fifth race. seven furlongs selling
Sir Hampton won, Handpress second
Light Ball third Time-l:29
Sixth race, one mile and a furlong
stlllng-Greyfeld won, Goldcne second,
B0lied third. Time-l;55.
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HAYDEN Is HELD.
Murray Razor Wieder Must Answer
TOa Higher Court.

The preliminary hearing OF Frank
Hayden, charged with assault with a
deadly weapon with intent TO commit
murder. was held in Murray yesterday
before City Justice McOmie, ana the de-
PENDANT was bound over 10 the district
court under bonds in the sum Of $1,000
IN default Of which he was taken TO the
county jail for safe keeping. Hayden
slashed the throat Of William Reed
with a razor in Fowler Bros saloon
and inflicted injuries which al the time
II was thought would result fatally.
The injured man Is improving, and Il
is thought Is entirely out of danger.
Assistant County Attorney Whitaker
conducted the prosecution and Attor-
neys DAILY and Little defended Hayden.
1t Is stated that several years ago
Hayden and Reed We're employed In a
smelter al Pueblo. one day. u Is
said. that a pot Of molten ore was
overturned and splashed the contents
upon Hayden putting out one Of his
eyes and severely burning him. Hay
den has always blamed Reed for the
accident and has held a grudge against
him on account Of the same and II IS
said that the cutting was due 10 that
grudge together with Hayden's drunken
condition az the time the cutting oc-
CURED,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25
ToiIors to Fight Contract system,

New York Feb 25.-Representatlves
o, about 5000 tallors throughout the
country have just held a convention
here to take measures for fighting the
contract system Fifty-nine local
Unions were represented by delegates
from New York Newark. Boston, Phil
edelphia, Pittsburg. Baltimore, SYRIA
cuse, 81. Louis, Chicago and q number
OF other cities an the clothing trades
we're represented except the cutters.
To carry out the objects OF the con-
vention an executive committee was
appointed.
After the convention was over the
chairman made the following state
ment.
our objects are TO do away witt
the contract system IN the trade. to
bring about uniform system Of wages
and hours Of labor; TO fight for th"
substitution Of electricity and steam
power FOR footWork With sewing m8-
chimes and 10 bring about other re-
forms, This is the biggest movement
o.. the trade yet undertaken, Strikes
VIII not necessarily be our weapon
IN the fight n We can accomplish The
reforms by the peace agitation
Headquarters will be established 10
this city.
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BOYS AND GIRLS AT COLLEGE
Prest Perrin Say 1t Is n Mistake TO
Send Those Lacking Brains.

Boston, Feb. 25,--The students OF
Boston university are discussing a talk
which President Marshall a. Perrin of
the university gave to his class ON the
subject OF unfortunately scnGng boys
and girls to college
According TO the noted educator a
great mistake is being made by those
parents, knowing that their children
lack brains sim think that they have
them trained TO lives OF usefulness by
packing them of TO q university. DR.
Perrin declares that careful Judgment
should be- used IN choosing between
practical instruction and higher cduCa-
ton Among other things he said
many q hoy would do better 10 stick
TO the blacksmith shop ana In the case
of % girl 90 the millinery store Too
many feel that by going 10 a college Is
going TO redeem their lives. II some
times ruins them Some people are no
good Ia college but are an right In
other lines II Is much better to be
successful laborer than a tonth-rate
lawyer a dfteenth-rate lawyer, or a
petty schoolmarm
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ORDERS NUISANCE ABATED.
Sheriff Emery Finds Shocking State
OF Affairs on j. Morgan's Premises.

Sheriff Emery has taken Il upon him
self TO act as sanitary inspector for
the county and yesterday afternoon he
ordered John Morgan, who lives about
a mile west Of the Fisher brewery. TO
clean up his premises within q hours
or suffer the penalty Of arrest Several
complaints have been received by the
sheriff about the foul condition OF Nor
gan's premises. 80 an Investigation was
made yesterday aud a very iilthy con-
dl;lon n Affairs was discovered. Among
other things dead horse was found IN
the barn which had been there evident.
ly for some time rs decomposition he'd
set ia and the odor was so offensive
that q was a menace 20 the health OF
the community.
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HoAR ON WORK.
Says Thoroughness should be Placed
Above Speed.

Chicago. Feb. 25.-"Do not hurry
For those who want TO work we'll
there s time They may disregard tho
hustle and hustle and should place
thWoughuess above speed
This was one OF the points made hy
senator Hoor in an address delivered
at Armour institute Of technology The
senator continued. Remember that
there is something more to live foI
than money.
"You may devote yourself 20 the
practical arts but remember that there
iy something nObler IN human life A
man may Dee ever so rich and ever sd
shiilful. but he does m who forgets
tastes and affections
Read Wordsworth. Emerson or MI
ton and you win have added 10 youi
knowledge OF the practical arts IN,
inspiration that helps TO develop The
spiritual side Never put your name "a
spy business contract unless It IS 4
oitiGcatc % excellence that is trut
and thorough
President Charles W Eliot, spoke
a. tho value of training mind and body
The study OF medicine hc said might
Doe regarded as preeminent among the
learned professors for the fun develop
mtnt of the Individual.
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Day OF Humiliation and Prayer,

New York Feb. 25,-The twentieth
century national gospel camp legsla-
ton committee composed Of prominent
ministers and laymen Of the different
evangelical denominations have issued
an appeal TO the ministers and Chris.
tian public asking that a day be set
aside as a day Of humiliation and
prayer Various topics are enumerated,
for which at the present time the ap-
peal says there is pressing cal for
prayer The first on the list Is "for
return 10 absolute faith In the Bible, rs
the word of God and authoritative
word Of Christ, and as furnishing the
churches their only credentials and
message, and for an immediate revival
Of earnest and sympathetic study OF
that word In order TO learn what God
would have done In the present
crisis"
This appeal Of prayer Is one phase OF
the movement In opposition 10 The roe
vision OF the Westminster confession o.
faith. The changes In the confession
were approved by the general assembly
ana by majority Of presbyteues last
year cannot formally De incor GRATED
In the confession until the next general
assembly Meanwhile those o1ppsei to
the change are active. Their campaign
committee IN this appeal for a prayer,
charges the reformers with adding to
ana taking from the word Of God, and
by so doing lessenlng the hope for q
iinal unity OF the church,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25
HERRERA GOES NORTH.
WIN Fight Jack Clifford in Butte on
March 10th,

Biddy Bishop and his little Mexican
whlrlWind fighter Aurelio Herrera, left
for Butte last evening where Aurelio
win go into training at once for his con.
test with Jack Clifford on the 10th OF
next month In meeting Clifford the
Mexican is giving away about pounds,
but he feels confident OF delivering the
goods But IN meeting clifford, he goes
against a man stronger than himself,
and one who has learned a great deal
about the game Of late, and one who is
crafty and careful
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EpidomIc o GrIp IN New York.

New York, Teb 25-Crowded to its
utmost capacity Delyue hospital is
hardly able to care for its patients. An
epidemic of grip has brought the num-
Ter OF patients in the Institution up to
'U2 When the limit had been reached
The order to turn no one away attend
ans made Efforts TO set up spring mat
tresses as temporary beds, and every
il eh Of available space was used in this
way.
SO serious has the epidemic OF grip
Ia Brooklyn become that the health de-
rartment has sent out q special warn
ing TO all keepers and ianitOrs OF pub
lic buildings iusuructing them % use
extraordinary care I'm keeping the
buildings properly ventilated Corps Of
inspectors and their assistants have
started IN to disinfect AN the court
rooms In the borough This treatment
May be- extended 10 the school houses.
Twelve deaths from the grip were rec
ported last week Since January there
have been l6 deaths from the disease
I'm Brooklyn, which the health officials
consider an alarming record I'm view
OF the fact that only 50 deaths from
Strip occurred IN the 70 months In 1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25

S Grant headquarters La Grange. Nov.
A. 1862 to Gen. g. s, Hamilton, S215o
A portrait of Nell Gwynns with
lamb, SIS,
An autograph letter Of Nathaniel
Hawthorne. signed n. H.. Liye,uo0l
Aprjl 20. 1855, TO Elizabeth Peabody
SJl.
An autograph letter Of "stonoyaIl'
Jackson Conrads Store, Va April o.
1862 sent by courier TO Gen Ewell y10
An autograph four line poem OF
oliver Wendell Holmes. signed by
him, Boston Nov. 2S. 1864 1880
4 rare Solored portrait Of Thomas
jefferson, 81 $780,
An autograph letter Of Lady Hamil.
ton, Richmond. Nov IS. written proba-
bly, shortly after the death Of Nelson IN
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BASEBALL SCHEDULE,
Conflicting Dates Between American
And National Leagues.

Chicago, Feb. 2L-Playing schedules
satisfactory TO both sides were ar
ranged at todays meeting Of the com
mlttees representing the American ana
National Baseball leagues, ana the
magnates left for their homes tonight
There are several conflicting dates IN
the schedules. but they were made by
choice, IN order to avoid long railroad
journeys between games.
The schedules call for $40 games IN
each league. The National playing
season win open April 10, and the
American one week later April %. The
season In both leagues will close sept
q or 2S. The schedules VIII not be CIV
en- out until the annual meetings Of
each league, to be held In New York
I'm the near future.
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SHOT BY LONE HIGHwAYMAN
Policeman Richie of Beaver Lying
in Hospital Dangerously III.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 25,--Policeman
john Richie Is lying In the emergency
hCspltal in this city dangerously
wounded as the result OF his attempt
Ga interrupt the plans of the lone high
wayman who has been operating IN
Denver for several months past The
rnhber was discovered in the act OF
holding up the saloon Of Hans Olsen
near the Platte river bottoms early
this morning and when Richie enter
ed the rear door fred at him woundng
him in the neck The robber escaped
after an exchange Of shots and Richie
staggered 10 the patrol box whore he
was found and conveyed to the hospit-
"a. lie has a chance for recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25
PETER GmsEY COLLECTION.
sold az Auction. Many Items Bring-
ing Good Prices.

New York. Feb 2j,-InterestIng items
theatrical. literary and political, OF N,
collection OF the late Peter Gilsey have
been sold at auction IN this city. Among
the items sold and the prices fetched
Tor them were the following
Autograph letter OF George Nv OF
Great Britain, four pages. Caroline
House. june IS. 1906. % Count Harden
bough. % German statesman. $3.50.
An autograph letter In pencil OF L.
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UNIONS AND MILITIA.
Former VIII Wage War on Militia.
man VIM. POiter.

Schenectady. n. Y. Feb, 2i-The
building Trades council has made a dc
mand upon Shaefer & Barry, the em-
poyers OF William Potter. the expelled
miIitaman for his discharge Thu
demand has been refused and tho
puilding Trades council has decided
ltat when the spring building season
opens all union carpenters, painters
masons. plasterers. etc, win refuse "a
work on any building on which Potter
has been employed, II is expected that
the result win be TO tie up building
operations, over 5000 men are in
volyed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25

Griffin. Ga, Feb. 2i--Wiuam Fam
bro. @ negro, was shot to death on the
outskirts Of this city late last night
Dog 20 or men who fired uu ls
house Fambro's wife. who was IN the
house, escaped unlniured.
The negro some time ago was arrest
cd on a charge Of insulting white
woman and sentenced TO a term IN the
county changing His fine was after
ward paid by his employer over 1000
shots We're sent into the building.
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BLACK PEARL IN TROUBLE.
Had Close Call from Lynching- Was
In Salt Lake,

Enid okla. Feb. 2i-"Black Pearl. ="
the negro who came near being lynched
here last night for having killed James
Jones a Kansas negro, IN a saloon
quarrel. today I'm q confession alleged
that he is the nugiist who fought Fit2-
simmons in 1891, and who fed IN 1896
after having killed a man In California
In street fight.
The prisoner In abject fear OF his
ne. stated in fail today that after COM
hitting the california crime he went
10 Cuba In 1896 but returned TO this
ccunry IN 1909 lie was supposed to
nave died on the Pacific coast. Two
wte1s ago "Black Pearl" who has been
in the territory for some time, fought
elk rounds with a local man. All talk
Of lynching has subsidized,
San Francisco, Feb A,-The BLACK
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Newark, n. j.. Feb. 25.-Helon L.
Jones, a toe dancer, known on the
stage as EActa, is dead from heart
disease, superinduced by excessive
dancing.
Miss Jones had been following the
specially Of toe dancing since she was
hye years of age, and was obliged 10
cmcel her engagement recently on ac-
count OF her Illness, which the physl-
clans diagnosed as athletic heart"
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n IRE GOOD Old FASHIONED DAYS
Powdered Wigs Formed an Important
Adjunct to Gentleman's Apparel.

II is safe TO say that the majority Of
bald men of today would gladly revive
the ola. dignined custom n they could.
But. they can do the next best thing
10 N. that is. 20 revive the growth OF
the hair nature gave them.
In cases whore the hsr root or hair
hulb has not been completely destroyed
by PARASITES that lnfest IL, Newbro's
Herpiclde win do wonders In the way
M eliminating ,he growth OF llfeless
and falling hair. Destroy the cause,
Won remove the effect That is the
successful mission Of Herpiclde. Sold
by leading druggists. send loo m
stamps TO The Herpicide CO. Detroit
Mich. For sale at z. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept
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HurrIcane b samoan Islands.

Honolulu. Feb. 2j-The island Of
Tuuilo and the Samoan group gen.
orally were visited by a tremendous
hurricane on Feb. H. The fury Of the
wind both on land and sea was terrific.
Much damage was done.
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The Six Day Race.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2i.--Of the thirty
four original starters IN the siX-da.
race az Industrial hal twenty-one are
stlll IN the race tonight The score OF
the ten leaders at midnight follows;
Cavanaugh 22l miles Dineen, 2lb;
Click. l9S Hegelman, 1867 Carroll, lSl;
Davis iSj. Rarrc" 1871; Golden, ll9i
Dean, lis; Perty, l75.
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NOT RECOMMENDED
FOR EVERYTHING
But if You Have Kidney Liver or Bladder Trouble You Will
Find the Great Remedy Swamp.Root, Just
What You Need

It used TO be considered that only urinary
and bladder troubles were to be traced TO the
Kidneys but now modern science proves that
nearly all diseases have their beginning in the
disorder Of these most important organs
Therefore when your kidneys are weak or out
OF order you can understand how quickly
your entire body Is affected, and how every
organ seems TO fail to DO IS duty
II you are sick or feel badly begin taking
the famous new discoyely.pr. Kilmer's swamp
Root, because as soon as your kidneys are we'll
they will help all the other organs TO health.
A trial viii convince anyone,
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BE FIGHT ON
| TOMORROW NIGHT
n. H,sIon Will Try for Feather
weight Championship
!, MEET YOUNG C0RBETT'


o.. q, the biggest contests IN the
~. Y, a. arena since the bout between n
| |''e and FltssImmons' Is scheduled
''' ,,.,orow night at san Francisco
T.. ' s,st will be for the title Of fea'h'
.a,,st championship Of the world
'0 ,ss contestants win be young
r,,,, If, present holder Of the tue
\ rS3le Hanlon. a hard hitting CaIi-
E.o orly nineteen years Of age Cor
E.@, >, years Of age. There are some
wv. !. onlnlons are well worth consider
Ir,o declare that the present cham
1 i, (. likely to be returned the loser
=. rason given is that he has been
~, me pace that kills since his fight
\ \, u.Goyern. and that the very poor
. W N he has made in the east IN,
, .,,"i ,tot he Is on the downward
-" IT, This be true. then indeed he
A N nm Nave 10 look a little out. But the
\ ,,s nsnyer champion denies this,and
\ 'a's s,tsr 10 Otto Floto, declares him
1. n az A as a fiddle. Here Is what
.avst
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SOME OPINIONS
ONLY TWO WEEKS
'N'S THE TINE 1T TOOK ro
CURE ME" 0'N ~

me f,. TINE 1T TOOK TO
CURE ME" IN ~
ny ,.ss e, from Kidney and stomach
and limbs voJ6l f = mouths. MY
~ d iCl1 "a no relief until / began ,,,',,
\ Rsne5y 1alld kenncdys Favor
Rsre3,, ana ., that came after usinr
Asye r'so. only two weeks.
W u'.5 5'IS,0na i it TO several vho
wy great Success"
gr., FAUL BESgEwTp
p you , sgs. ST. Adams' Msss
aijs rune SI1,I from Kidney Liy Sr'' or
l III, b 'S.ule IN any form b,abo,eos'
E1sns y. Rheumatism. Dyspen.
r. o. g ~ q, % any form on blooSd ' Az.
lscuis, : y "oman. nom the sickne1s.
I ysPs,n',g,,yl 'er sex, DR.. David I i Kcn
tssi J g1. Remedy IS the medIcine
you h T. suRsdreds of 7hysIcian rs'S NM,
- ,srr,l \, lne only positive euro ~ -.
fpcsB'', ..,, uric acld troubles ~, So Ior
lususi, =, ", y uric acids only enen,'
r. ana n. ! in NEW "a CFN ,,S ,
.s,, ~, '' regular 800 size bottles otis /,
|brt H., ,'','' q, raa,- nee b. n.a .
\. ~ C'''o''iioO, Rondout, n.y.
h., ~ kennedvs co,s--
-~s Buns ,,al " Rhsuma Sisgs
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BowLlND CONTEST.
Brunswick Team Again Jumps 10
Top Of the Column,
STANDING or THE TEAMS,

The Brunswick bowling team again
jumped TO the top Of the percentage
column last evening In the contest with
the Harmonic aggregation. The Bruins
wick crowd captured three cut of FIVE
games. but Bauer Of the State Street
team, captured the highest score for
the evening" beating the next highest
man by over 100 points. But h 9t
lead did not help his team, or rather
the team did not help him, and there
fore lost. The scores follow