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Evening capital., 1904-09-28
DEoKER,s MOVING PICTURES.

The New York Entertainment Bu-
ieau viii give DEcKER's MOVING PIC
ruREs at the Sunday School Room OF
MARYLAND Avenue School Room Of
Maryland Avenue NJ. z. Church on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings, September IS. 2o and 80. Admis-
sion, 10 cents. Over 200 new up-to-date
subjects. Life of Christ. Baltimore fise
scenes; beautiful illustrated songs. A
varied program 10 suit all tastes.
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Dance And Oyster Roast.

State Capital Lodge. l. 0. NJ, has
everything in readiness tonight for a
dance and oyster roast at Boucher's-
on the-Spa. Everybody who goes is
assured of a good time. Music by
Schreyer's orchestra. If the night il
not fair the dance will be postponed.
Evening capital., 1904-09-28
Almshouse Improvement

The county almshouse has recently
been repaired and whitewashed inside
and out. A number Of new stoves
we're sent down to the almshouse today
by Commissioner of the Poor James
Strange. The next board meeting
will be held the first Thursday in
October
Evening capital., 1904-09-28
Spanish Gunboats Arrive.

The government tug Standish ar
rived here this morning at 10 O'Clock
from Norfolk with the Spanish gun
boats Sandoval and Alyarado in tow
The two gunboats have been ON the
ways at n orfolk for repairs and the
Standish acted as convoy to the Naval
Academy. They will be used as train
ING ships for the midshipmen.
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Licensed To Wed

A marriage license was granted at
the Court House this morning by
Deputy Clerk w. Martin Brady to
Eva M. Crandell, II years old, both Of
Annapolis.
A marriage license was also issued
this afternoon TO Ernest B. Adams
and Mary T.. Ward.
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Detached.

Paymaster S. NJ. Bryan, U. S. NJ.
has been detached from duty at the
Naval Academy Upon being relieved
he will be ordered to sea duty.
Mate r. J. Heating, attached to the
Santee, has been detached and order
ed to report TO the Superintendent OF
the Naval Academy to be assigned TO
dutv
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At Executive Mansion.

Governor Warfield and his family
will take possession Of the Executive
Manison on the 10Th of October. To
this end the mansion is being cleaned
up and put in thorough order. An
napoIis will heartily welcome 1.-THE
return of the Governor and his charm.
ing family.
Evening capital., 1904-09-28
Court Martial Convenes

The general court-martial to try
Private of Marines +. II. Wells, at
tached to the marine barracks, Naval
Academy, on the charge Of sleeping
at his post Of duty, convened today
with Commander w. r. Halsey, u.
$. NJ, the Judge advocate.
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RESIGNED.

Mr. James NJ. Goodwin, for some
years watchman at the Court House,
sent in his resignation to the County
Commissioners some days ago. Mr..
Goodwin resigned and was not dis
missed, as stated. Mr.. Henry Tongue
has been appointed his successor.
Evening capital., 1904-09-28

Rear Admiral W. S. Terry has been
detached from command of the naval
station, Honolulu, Hawaii, December
25. and ordered TO his home and
await orders. Admiral Terry married
Miss Mason, of this city, and has re-
sided here with his family for num-
Der of wears.
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Letter Carrier Indisposed

Mr.. Joseph DeLeon, letter carrier OF
the First ward, who has been indis-
posed for some time and recently re-
sumed his duties, has been Obliged to
return again to his home on account
Of illness. Substitute letter carrier
James Tyler is acting for Mr.. DeLcon.
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Parker and pavis League

Former Governor Frank Brown viii
be here on Friday, September 80, to
organize the Parker and Davis Il ague
at Z m. at the Court House. His
representative Mr.. Rowlenson was here
today.
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Tonight's Entertainment.

One of those pleasing exhibitions
of moving pictures will be given to-
night at Maryland Avenue NJ. +.
Church. Over 200 views will be
shown and all who go will have
an evening of pleasant entertainment
should 90.
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A coming Wedding

The wedding Of Mr.. Charles IL.
Wilson, popular merchant of Annap-
oils, and Miss Helen jacob, daughter
of George jacob, of Maryland ave
nue., will take place the early part
of next month.
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Mess Occupied

The new officers mess at the Ma
val Academy, recently completed by
the contractors and turned over TO the
government. is being occupied by the
bachelor officers as sleeping quarters.
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Annual Visit to Schools.

Superintendent Of County Schools +.
f. Wathen. is making his annual tour Of
the county schools. and has visited sew
eral near Annapolis this week.
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Ordered to Academy.

Paymaster g. Brown, Jr., has been
detached from the u. $. S. Massa-
chusetts on September Both and order
ed to the Naval Academy October 3lst
for duty as commissary officer and
midshipmen's storekeeper.
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Secured Position.

Former Watchman Of the Court
House, lanes Goodw n. has secured a
position with contractors Lauer z Har-
per. at the Naval Academy.
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Governor Goes 10 New York.

Governor Warfield left last night
for New York on business for the
Fidelity and Deposit Company, of
which he is president Tomorrow
the Governor, by special invitation,
with Adiutant General Clinton L.
Riggs, will attend the launching of
the new battleship Connecticut. He
expects to return to Baltimore on Fri
day.
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Awarded SCHOLARSHIP.

MAYNARD SeIlman, Of Poolsville. has
be IN nominated Tor a scholarship at 81.
10 ms College by elegate ]. w. Viii
hams. Of Montgomery county.
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Reported For Duty.

Lieutenant Edward B. Fenner. U. S.
N has reported for duty at the Naval
Ac deny today.
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a Newcomer.

On Monday afternoon a son was born
To Prof. and Mrs. Theodore W. John
son at their home in Randall Court.
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eY-Go to dance af Boucher's
Wed y esday mig ht.
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Money 30 LOAm-ON CITY PROPER
TY, in sums to enit borrower. Apply to WINSON
g. GOTr, Attorney, % school street. Annapolis,
Md s22w
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nI EOn TO LOAN ON NCITY,PROPERTY
pISOOO j. ROLAND BaADY. Office
Church Circle. s24Iw
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-CoLoRED MAN AND COLoRED
w woman want situations as waiter and
chambermaid- Apply Annapolis Employment
q. & r. 9i-F. s2biw
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WANTS, LOST, FOR SALE

Wants For Sale, For Rent. Lost. Found, Sc,
not exceeding lines. inserted ONE WREK. or
less. for 26 Cents, and additional lines In pro.
portiou-to be accompanied by the CASH
Evening capital., 1904-09-28

VVyANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR
w Naval Academy. Apply at Capital Office.
s24iw
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(I1ANrED-A GOOD COOK AND HOUSE
w girl. Call ls9 Hanover Street. ss4lw
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BRITISH is DEPENDENT
ON u. S. FOR COTTON

London, May r4.-The report Of
Professor Dunston to the board Of
trade on cotton cultivation in the Brit
ish empire and in Egypt has been is
sued as a blue book by the government.
The report sets forth that whereas in
the early days of British cotton manu-
facture practically the whole supply of
the raw material was drawn at first
from India, and later from the West
Indies, the amounts at present obtained
from these sources are relatively in
significant, and that the British cotton
industry is now almost entirely de-
pendent upon the United States for
supplies OF raw cotton, a state of things
brought about by various causes, such
as deterioration of Indian cotton, re-
placement Of cotton by sugar in the
West Indies, and improved cotton
fibre in America. ,..4 I
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ICOWAN WAS ENDOR RSED
FUR Rem ONlIlSATION

Rugby. n. D., May 4At the repub-
lican county convention called for the
purpose of electing delegates to the state
convention to BE held at Fargo May I8
and also 70 elect delegates to the Judi
ciai convention to be held at Devils
Lake June ~, resolutions were passed
strongly endorsing President Roose-
welt for president and also in favor Of
Hon. John il Cowafi for district Judge.
The following delegates were elected
to attend the state convention H. C.
Hufd. G. "A Erickson, John Kellesyik,
Sneen, John Brusver, Bodal,
Christ Fedje, Ole Bfyn and F. z. Gron-
void.
TO the judicial convention the follow
ing were elected as delegates 4 Ok
sendahl Ii A. Larson Ed. Seel, @. j
Ruud, = Gindersofl, 1ver Acker, i.
Berdalll Il n Torsor, and @. Tofs-
rtid.
The central committee also met and
called county convention to be held
July II for The purpose Of electine
delegates to the state convention al
Grand Forks and to The legislative con-
vention, also to nominate county Off
GERS s
James Motif presided IS chairman
of the convention and @. g. Tofsrtid
was elected As secretary. S
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GREAT NUMBER APPLY
FOR in NcR RE ID PENSIONS


Topeka, Kas., May "a. Eugene F.
Ware, United States commissioner Of
pensions, has reached Topeka. Rela-
tive to the new age order of the pen
sion bureau, he said: #
Applications for pensions under the
new age order are now coming in. !
presume $4,000 are already on file.
Many Of them have been filed under
the mistaken idea that the age order
means that the claimant will receive a
second pension; that is, If the claim
ant is already receiving pension and
lis over s62 that he is entitled to an
other. Nevertheless the number Of ap-
Eplicants SO far who will have their pen
sions raised Sc month is probably
10000 The amount which this order
will cost the government has been
grossly exaggerated The great death
rate among old soldiers will keep the
pension roll in such shape that the in
crease in pension payments will not be
perceptible to the taxpayers 4;
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SHE SEES "A VISION
OF MAKARO S DEATH

ST Petersburg, May IA. inter-
.esting story is being told Of the sister
sof Admiral Makarof, whose hair, az
though she is comparatively a young
woman, has turned absolutely white
since the death Of her brother on board
the ill-fated Petropavlovsk in the battle
of Port Arthur. She has told ac-
quaintances, it is said, that she had
two visions on the night of the adj
miral's death, when he appeared and
gave her detailed account Of the
blowing up Of the battleship. Her
name is Nine Tabounoff. She is the
widow Of an officer. and receives only
a small pension which Admiral Maka-
rolf used to supplement.
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AMERICAN SCIENTISTS
Hon ID in L LONDON

London, May IA. Honors are being
given to American scientists BY the
Society Of Chemical Industry Of Great
Britain, and two notable men have been
selected as worthy recipients. One is
Prof. Ira ]. Remsen, Of John Hopkins
University, whose research work in the
laboratory of that school has evoked
universal recognition. AS one Of the
first men to isolate saccharin he is to
be awarded the medal Of the society
for applied chemistry The other is
w. III. Nichols, who has been elected
president of the society for 1908.
& lis reported in scientific circles that,
owing to new Developments in his in
vestiga.ions Of the radioactive agents
and the discovery Of some new features,
Sir William Ramsey has cancelled his
lecturing tour in the United States
and has determined to remain in his
laboratory until definite results are
obtained. S i. &
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CALIFORNIA Il. w. C. Al. !.

Capitola, Cal. May The advance
guard Of delegates and visitors has ar
rived for the sixth annual Pacific
Coast Conference of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association, which
will be in session here during the en-
suing ten days, The visitors number
several hundred and come from vari-
ous parts Of Oregon, Washington,
California, Idaho and Nevada The
programme this year is, of more than
ordinary interest inasmuch as the
speakers will include number Of
prominent divines and other persons
OF note who have been taking part in
the Methodist general conference at
Los Angeles.
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NEW TANGLED ORGAN.

Chicago, May I4-The $4,000 pipe
organ to be placed in the new Theodore
Thomas concert hall here will have an
electro pneumatic action with movable
SO connected that the organ
may be played from any part of the or
lchestra or stage. The organ, which is
to Be directly behind the orchestra, but
about ten feet overhead, is so arrang-
ed as to allow almost perfect blending
of tones with orchestral or other music
With the exception of the auditorium
organ, the Thomas instrument will be
larger than any orchestral organ in
present use.
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DENVER PEOPLE WANT
TROOPS AT THE POLLS

Denver, May I4.-A petition to Cow
ernor Peabody and Mayor Wright to
order out the national guard 70 pre-
serve order at the election in this city,
next Tuesday is being circulated and
already has been signed BY hundreds
of citizens. The petitioners allege
frauds committed at past elections and
contemplated at the coming election,
owing to police participation in politics
and alleged dangers Of mob violence.
No troops will be ordered out cx-
cept in case Of mob rioting, said Cow
ernor Peabody:
Owing to the talk current that
troops would Be used on election day,
i have decided to postpone the target
practice which was to have been held
early next week until alter election
day.
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guard marching toward Suelichen con-
sisted of regiment of infantry, four
guns and regiment of cavalry.
Suelichen was held by troop of
Cossacks acting as a screen while the
Chansialin dehle was occupied by two
sotnias &%5
when the companies of japanese
marched on Chansialin and another
company advanced on Sueichen, turning
OUR right flank.
The Cossacks then retired, still keep
ing the enemy back with their fire, first
upon the Fang Tien defile and finally
towards the defle in the sneighborhood
of the village of Epumynzo, where they
took tip position. - .@
aThe captain Of the sotnia, Dewahl
was wounded, and two Cossacks were
killed.
''Kuan Dian San (Kwan Tien Sien)
was evacuated May 10 by the enemy
and occupied by our Cossacks.
Reconnaissance failed to discover the
presence of Japanese in the valley OF
the Tscheo, thirty-seven miles south
west of Giamadza (Zamatzi or Sal Ma
KID On May 9 and May 10 the enc
mys bivouacs were seen in the valley
of the river Unsianheo. near the village
Taindza, eighteen miles east of Siau
Yen and at Sedzeliehdze, at the con-
fluence Of the Tayang and Sedzi Riv-
ers.
On the morning of May 10 Japan
ese infantry detachment about 10000
strong with fifty to eighty guns, which
concentrated at Salts ZaipudaZa, started
towards Stu Yen.
"Taku Shan (about forty miles west
(of themouth of the Yalu) and Ching Tai
Tsze (fifteen miles southwest of Taku
Sham have been occupied by Japanese :
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10 ENTERTAIN EDITORS

Iof the National Editorial Association,
|the trade press associations and the
state organizations of editors. l'he
second big gathering Of the week will
begin on Tuesday. This will be the
biennial convention Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs. The
advance guard Of delegates to this
meeting has already put in an appear
ance and it is expected that BY Monday
There will be hundreds of representa-
five women here from every state and
territory Of the union "a contest for
the presidency Of the federation is on
and there will be other features Of the
gathering that will undoubtedly cause
tito be one Of the most notable in the
history of the organization,
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ST. Louis, Mo. May I4St. Lotus
expects to entertain one of the largest
crowds in the history of the city dur
ing the coming week. To the number
Of individual visitors to the world s
fair will be added thousands of dele
gates who come to attend the first
Of the series Of national and interna-
tional conferences to be held here DUR
ing the summer, On Monday the In
ternational Press Congress will begin
its sessions. This gathering will be
attended BY famous Journalists and
newspaper workers from all parts of
the United States and from most Of the
countries Of Europe. Canadian JOUR-
nalists will hold a meeting during the
week and there win also be meetings
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BRITISH OFFICER SAYS s
THE JAPS WILL WIN

New York, May 14.Lieut-Gen. Sir
Henry Clement Wilkinson, a relieved
British army officer, arrived from Liver
pool today. He said the Russians are
sure to be beaten by the japanese in
the present struggle and Russia will
never be able to recover the loss OF
prestige. He said these sentiments
were those of officers Of the British
army He predicted in the future bat
ties, the Russian losses will be greater
than in the past and the Russians will
be annihilated in the first great fight
which takes place.
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AMES JURY
DISAGREED
EX-MAYOR OF MINNEAPOLIS
IS STILL OUTSIDE THE PEN
The Jury Struggled With the Case
for Over Forty Hours and Finally
Gave it Up as . Hopeless Job--yVili
X Be New Trial.

Minneapolis, May I4--The jury in
the case Of former Mayor Ames, on
trial for bribery, was discharged at noon
today after being out forty hours with
out reaching an agreement The jurors
came in yesterday and asked that the
charge be read again and went out for
another struggle. Today it was evi-
dent, an agreement was impossible. The
case will probably be tried again at the
next term.
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INVEST CANAL FUNDS.

Washington, May I4Mr. Arose
n,ena, the Panama charge, received a
cablegram from his government saying
that the commission which has been ap-
pointed TO take charge of the invest
ment OF the canal funds, will leave Pan
anna on May IS and arrive in New York
May IS, where they will consult Mr..
Morgan and come to Washington few
days LATER The commission consists Of
Mr.. Tomas Arias and Mr., Eusabio
Morales.
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MEMORIAL TO ELKES.

Glens Falls, N Y, May I4.--Tomor-
row is the date set for the dedication
OF the monument erected to Harry D..
Elkes, the famous bicycle racer who
was killed year or SO ago while rae
ing on the Charles River track at Bos-
ton. The ceremonies will bein charge
of the Albany lodge OF Elks. 1t is
expected a number OF the late riders
New York and Boston friends will at
tend the ceremony. G.$
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THE JAPANESE HAVE
OCCUPIED ANOTHER TOWN

Shan Hal Kwan, May I4.The Jap
anese troops from Feng Wang Cheng
occupied Suo Yin, sixty miles east of
Lao Yang on the railroad Thursday.
Their number is not known.
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New York, May I'd The Times Ber-
lin correspondent says: On excellent
authority, il is reported there Is strong
possibility Of peace in the far east.
1t is believed the car is now being
urged by the war party to end the strug-
gle.
The basis of settlement is the inde-
pendenee of Corea under japanese pro-
lection and Manchuria to remain Chin
ese territory. Ss$
The integrity of Manchuria has been
guaranteed by a secret treaty between
Japan and China. u
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FOR
THE MORMONS
A MAMMOTH STRUCTURE
H.. WILL BE BUILT In HARLEM
Mormons Plan an Immense Temple
In New York To Be the fieadquart-
ers Of the Church In the East Pre-
liminary Action.

New York, May I4.--A committee of
Mormons representing the Harlem So
ciety here, probably the largest outside
Of Utah, is preparing to 60 to Salt
Lake, where a favorable report will be
made on the plans to build temple
here covering six to twelve blocks. A
splendid structure will be erected and
will be the headquarters of the church
in the east.
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WILD RUMOR THAT
PORT ARTHUR HAS FALLEN

New York, May I4.A rtnor is
current in both London and Paris that
Port Arthur has fallen and 10000 men
were killed during the engagemtnt.
Nothing confrmatory is obtainable in
London.
The runoris probably false as neith-
Ter ST. Petersburg nor Toxic have any
intimation of the beginning of an at
tack on Port Arthur.
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SAYS THE RUSSIANS
MUTILATED JAP DEAD

Toxic, May IA correspondent of
The Kokoumin Sheabuno, Toxic, with
General Kuroki, has made the charge
that the Russians mutilated the Japan
.ese dead at Yalu River.
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RUSSIANS SAID TO
HAVE LOST l,5OO

Shan Hai Kwan, May I4.A report
of severe engagement in the hills
around Hsiuyen last Thursday has been
received here. II lacks confirmation
but according to it the Russians lost
1900 men killed and wounded and the
Japanese took the town of Hsiuyen.
The japanese loss is not given.
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CRISIS NOT AVERTED.

Washington, May I4.-Notwithstand-
ing reports by cable to the effect that
Peru has. consented to Withdraw her
troops from the territory in the Acre
section now in dispute between that
country and Brazil, it is stated here
that because that offer coupled with
the demand for naturalization of the
territory the crisis has not yet been
averted. Es s5@..a..1 s,e. s. ~
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THE JAPS CL AIM 10
HAVE TAKEN DALNYi

Chicago, May IA special to The
Daily News from, Chefoo says Admir-
al Kataoka's 5 fleet Of the third japanese
squadron began fierce hombardment
sof the. defenses Of Dalny this morning.
The land batteries were instantly sill
enced. The Russian troops were again
seen in the neighborhood but were driy-
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THE JAPS CHASED SOME
RUSSIAN CAVALRY MEN

Toxic, May I4-A detachment Of Jap
anese has occupied Kwantien Siene,
sixty miles northeast Of Feng Wang
Cheng. On THURSDAY detachment OF
Japanese nttacked and dispersed 3co
Russian cavalry and captured and
wounded an officer and two men of The
Russian cavalry retiring from Tung III
Chan.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 14.--Mrs. Rob-
.ert ]. Burdette, of California, has ad-
vised friends in ST. Louis that she will
not allow her name to appear as a cam
'didate for president of the National
Federation of Woman's Clubs which
conyenes here May ~.
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MISS BARTON
HAS RESIGNED
THE HEAD OF THE RED
CROSS FORCED 10 OUT
The Long Fight In the Organization
Has Finally Resulted in i Manner
That May Harmonize All Factions
Mrs, Logan Now at the Head.

Washington, May I4.Miss Clara
Barton today resigned the presidency of
the Red Cross Society Of America and
was succeeded BY Mrs. John "A. Logan,
vice president 4
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THE REPORTED FIGHT OF
JENSEN SQUADRON DENIED

ST. Petersburg, May I4.--The admiral
ty denies the rumored engagement of
Rear Admiral Jessen's squadron. Al
telegram from Vladivostock this morn
ing reports all well there.
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HAY SEES THE FAIR
FOR THE PRESIDENT

3 St. Louis, May IA Secretary Hay
representing President Roosevelt, for
mally began his visit to the Worlds
Fair today when he was escorted to the
Administration Building by President
Francis. ,5ssy