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The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
ROOT WILL TAKE STUMP
Cabinet Member Will Deliver
Speech in New York City.
Congregational Managers Are Given
Help by Action of President
Taken at Meeting with Leaders.

Pr,si lent Roosevelt and the Repub-
lican Congressional managers completed
plans yesterday for putting life into the
campaign. They decided on a list Of
States where four big administration spell
binders could labor TO advantage, and fol-
lowing this decision announcement was
made Of the itineraries for Secretary
Shaw and Speaker Cannon in New York
State
The most significant statement was that
Secretary Root would make one speech in
New York city some night week after
next Mr.. Root is very averse to stump
speaking, but he consented to go to New
York at the solicitation of the President.
Speaker Cannon will devote the last half
of next week to New York city and the
State The following week Secretary
Shaw will enter the State for a number
Of speeches All these speeches are cal
cuIated to help both the State and Con
gressional tickets The President has no
idea of taking the stump himself in New
York. but he is 50 much interested in the
success of Candidate Hughes that he
will do all he can by sending members
of his Cabinet there.
Chairman Sherman and Vice Chairman
Tawney both of whom were in the city
yesterday, say the election Of a Republi-
can House is assured. but they want TO
arouse enthusiasm among the Republican
voters. Secretary Taft is TO be hurried
out on the political circuit soon after he
returns from Cuba, but he viii probably
put in most of his time in Colorado and
Minnesota. where the Democrats have a
fighting chance to elect governors. and in
Missouri and Wisconsin
There are several close Congressional
districts in the last two States The ad-
ministration is making heroic efforts TO
hold Missouri in the Republican column
this year and to re-elect the Republican
/ Congressmen who came in on the land
slide of two years ago In Wisconsin
Representative BabcOck, who was here
last week, is having a hard pull although
the Congressional committee now say that
he will surely be reelected.
Representative TaWney. who is chair
man OF the House Appropriations Com
miltee. said yesterday that there was 4
general sentiment Of acquiescence in the
Presidents wish that a new government
be set I'D in Cuba. and that there was
little talk of annexation. He expects that
Congress next winter will take a decided
stand against paying any Of the expenses
OF our operations in the island. He
thinks that the cost of sending our troops
there should be borne entirely by the
CUbans
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
wAsHINGrox HFaMD BrREAu.
Noriheas; Conner Primo and ROYAL Streets


Alexandria. Va. Oct. S.-The police this
evening recovered a case and half Of
hats. one overcoat. one sack coat, a large
quantity of colored silk, and a pair OF
shoes. which are now in the storeroom
OF the station-house awaiting identiica-
ton. II is believed that tic finding of
these goods will lead to recovery of more,
which the police believe have been stolen
from the cars Of the Southern Railway
Company.
Edward Waters, white, and Albert
Green. colored, are locked up at police
headquarters. Several other white men
were also brought IN. The recovery Of
the goods and the arrests were made BY
Chief Goods. Policemen Roberts. Young.
Garvey. and Bell. The goods were e
covered at the places of Waters and
Green. In the northwestern section OF he
city.
For some time past the cars Of the
Southern Railway Company have been
Systematically robbed, and efforts on
the part of the police 20 apprehend the
thieves have proved futile. Hardly a day
passes that a petty robbery is not re
ported by the company. Tonight tie po-
lice are diligently working UP the ease.
and ty morning they expect To make II
complete.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
Herald Men Receixed.

The initial appearance OF the Herald in
Alexandria this morning was received
with commentator on all sides. During
the day hundreds Of people called at the
bureau 10 wish The Herald success.
The Alexandria Gazette, an afternoon
daily. had the following 10 say; the
Washington Herald. the new morning pa
per OF Washington. made its appearance
this morning. II is we'll edited and
thoroughly modern in its make up.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
CHURCH SWIH66EER IS FREE.
!. Chadwick Burton Reieased After
Serving Sentence AT RichIfS"nd.

Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Get. S.-A. Chadwick
Burton. the theatrical man arrested and
convicted in this city seven months ago
on a charge OF obtaining money under
false prctenses, was to-day released from
custody having served out his term.
There are other charges pending against
the man, but il is probable that they viii
not be pushed.
Burton gave an entertainment in con-
necti0n with the DoTcas Society of the
EpTOrth N + Church. but Re failed 10
make Il fair accounting to the church
people. and Mayor Mccarthy who be
came aware Of the alleged Crokedness
was instrumental in bringing him to jus
tice.
Burton was accompanied here by a
woman whom he introduced as Mrs. Bur
ton and two pretty young vocahsts. None
Of these was present to greet the man
when he walked out into the sunshine a
free man. Burton would not discuss his
/ future plans.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
MUST RECALL LETTERS.
Iowa Republican Chairman Asked
OfcehOIders for Funds.

The Civil Service Commission has di-
rected F. P Hood. chairman Of the
Iowa Republican State central commit
tee, to withdraw a letter recently sent
Iowa officehoIders in this city. 1t is held
TO be a plain violation of law. Prose
cutions may follow. Commissioner
Cooley announces that the letters have
been sent to business addresses.
The letter among other things says:
The amount asked is very small. You
secured your appointment to your pres
ent position under a Republican admins
tration. The Democratic party in Iowa
this year is making a very active cam
paign. and their leaders are freely pre-
dieting the election OF a number Of Con
gressmen in this State and also several
State officers"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
RAILWAY IS EXONERATED.
COroBer's Jury Holds Death on b
6 o. Tracks Was Unavoidable.
Snqrial 10 Tho W7shinqtcn prrald

SPECIAL tc Inc NiShlnSlGn Etfaid-
Hyattsville. Md. Oct. S.-The verdict Of
the cOrOner's jury which met at the Balti-
more and Ohio station here this afternoon
to fix the responsibility for the death of
Carl KnOpf. who was struck and instantly
killed by a west-bOund express train at
Melrose Crossing on Friday evening. de-
clared the accident an unavoidable one,
and exonerates the railway company from
any blame in the matter.
Justice Arthur Carr conducted the in
quest. and Thomas Garrison was foreman
of the jury. The Baltimore and Ohio
Company was represented by their attor-
ney. Robert " Wells. and Assistant
Claim Agent S. II. Schultz.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
ScanIou is Acquitted.

A verdict OF not guilty was rendered in
the Corporation Court tonight at 9:5l
o'clock. after the jury had been out about
half an hour, in the case Of James Scan
Ion. recently indicted by the grand jury
on the charge Of entering the residence of
Mrs. Mary V Travis in the nighttime for
the purpose Of committing a felony. The
case commenced at 10 o'clock this
morning before Judge Louis c. Barley
and attracted considerable attention.
When the final arguments were made TO-
night the courtroom was crowded.
The alleged offense occurred 1t o clock
on the morning Of June y last
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
Fined for wife Beating.

In The Police Court this morning
Harry Brown was arraigned TO answer
the charge Of assaulting and beating his
wife. Justice eaton assessed Brown "a
fne Of so. with the alternative OF spend
ing ninety days IN Jail
When the name of T. r Clark, charged
with drunkenness and disoTderly conduct
on the street was called he failed 20 ap-
pear and forfeited s. collateral.
Jeff Williams. Colored, was ushercd into
the dock to answer the charge Of being
drunk and disorderly in he street. he
WAS assessed =.
John Coleman. colored. was next
brought before the bar 20 tell why he
had not secured a license for his dog.
Colemau's explanation was satisfactory
10 the court and he was dismissed
Lawrence Nowlin. the four-months-oId
son Of ". r and Hessie Nowlin. died
NJ his parents home. l42z Duke street
yesterday.
Tho f1nsraI OF the Ia;e David A. Brown,
whose dead body was found IN tn5 street
sunday morning last. will take place nj
O'Clock tomorrow srSssrnoon from the
residence Of mis- brotGSr-in-iaw, Ar
George W. Brown. 107 North>t;;oyai street
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary z. garter
wife Of Mr.. Freeing Carter. who died
Sunday morning last. will take place Az
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her
late residence. so South Alfred street.
Rev. J. II. :. EweH. of the Methodist
Protestant Church. viii oficiate. and the
burial will be made in the Methodist Gem
etery.
In the Corporation Court this morning
Harry NJ Dickinson was appointed ad-
m!nistrator Of the estate Of Dennis r.
Brashear The estate Of Richard D1Tnell
was committed 10 Henry Davneu
Eliza. the four-year-oId daughter Of Mr.
William E. and Mrs Isabella Hamersley
died this morning at her parents resi-
denCe. southwest corner Of Cameron and
Henry streets The little one was re-
Gently operated upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Phillips and
Mr. Robert T. Lucas have moved to Fort
Hunt. Va, where they viii reside in ths
future.
An alarm Of fire shortly before 10 clock
tonight. which brought out the entirc
fire department, was caused by the burn
ing of a small frame building on The
north side Of Fayette street. between
Cameron and Queen streets. The building
was occupied by c0loSed people The
damage was comparatively slight.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
MONEY ITO BOOT" BRINGS WOE
Negro Trades Horses; Police Find
Him In saloon Spending Proceeds.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville Md. Oct S.-Fred Nesby,
alias Johnson. cOlored, is now lodged in
Jail here to await the action of the No
vember term Of the grand jury for this
county upon d charge OF horse stealing.
Friday night he took a horse from the
premises Of Mrs. Aria Sims. near Spencer
Vile. this county. and started for Wash
ingtOn. Notice was sent TO the police of
that city 10 look out for the man and
horse.
Nesby traded the stolen horse in Wash
ington for another horse. getting Sl1 in
cash He went into n saloon and was
spending his money, when the police ar
rested him.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
CROKER SUES WORDSWORTH.
Heavy Damages for Libel Dema ande d
by Former Tammany Boss.

Dublin. Oct. S-Richard Croker. for
mer leader Of Tammany Hall, is institut-
ing an action for libel against the Anal
gamated Press, which is the parent con-
Germ OF the publications controlled by Sir
Alfred Harmsworth.
Mr. Croker claims damages I'm five
figures for reections contained in an ar
ticle entitled, ''Tammany in England,
printed in the publication, the London
Magazine, one of the HarmswOrth peri
Odicals
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
FOLK IS REPUDIATE0.
st. Louis Democratic Convention
DisapprOves of His Work.

DIsapprOVes OF HIS Work.
st. Louis. Oct S.-The Democratic city
convention tonight repudiated Gov Jo-
seph W. Folk in unmistakable shape.
When Attorney Paul Dillon introduced a
resolution indorsing Gov. Folks stand in
keeping down the lid" the convention
for fully fifteen minutes was in an up
roar. In voice and manner fully 30 per
cent of the delegates showed their disap-
proval by continued Kisses and catcaIs
When Dillon arose again 20 get Il spe-
cifc Endorsement of Folk he was hooted
down and met with cries Of Put him
out" by the angry delegates. The resoiu-
tion was finally voted down, Dillon voting
the lone affirmative.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
Gave Dinner at New willard

John ThiIman Hendrick gave a dinner
last night at the New Willard Hotel for
DR. William B. Lane first vice president
of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany. OF New York. and Clarence T. Nor
ment. the Washington director of the
corporation. A number Of prominent
Washington business men were among
the guests.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
AppLEDY HAS BEST SCORE
Secures Trophy in T.ong-range Shoot
Held Yesterday.
Final Events Closed th.c Most Sue-
cessfui shoot Ever Held BY
the District National Guard.

The most successful shoot ever held
by the District Of Columbia National
Guard. was brought to close at the
rife range on Congress Heights yester-
dav afternoon. Three matches were car
ried over from Saturday, on account OF
the bad weather conditions. These were
the Senatorial trophy match. the Dis
tlnguished Marksman's match, and tho
Gerstenberg trophy match Lieut. Far
row, who last week made the remarkable
score Of forty-eight out Of possible fifty
in the HaTries match. only succeeded in
scoring a total of six out Of a possible
thirty-five.
The best score Of the afternoon was
made by Private Appleby. who made
total CT 43 out of possible 80 in the
Gerstenberg trophy match at 1000 yards
Lieut. Farrow again fell down in this
match, making but 26 out Of %.
Lieut.. Holt Also Wins.
Lieut. Holt won the Senatorial trophy
match when shooting began at o'clock
This trophy was presented by twenty-one
senators and is to be held one year The
winner is entitled to a gold badge desig-
mating him as the champion rifeman Of
the District of Columbia and to cash
prize Of s.. A second prize of s. is pro-
vided. as is a prize of 81 each to the FIVE
next lowest Following are the high
scores
Lieut. Holt 91: Col ReicheldeTfer. 81 Lieut. Nc
Anally 81 Sergt. Farow. 90; Private Arp.eby. 81:
Lieut. Byrucs. g; Sergt Brown q; Capt. Nagruder
row 75.
Col ReichcIderfer Wins Medal.
Col Reichelderfer won the Distinguish
ed Marksman's Match and consequently
the handsome medal presented by Mai
F. H. Neumeyer and q cash prize of 81
This medal is to be won three times be
/ fore it becomes the property of any indi-
vidual. 1t is at present held by Private
Morris Appleby. There were no other
prizes. Following are the high scores:
Col Reichelderfer. IS Private AppIeby 30: Capt.
Cookson. 4s: Lieut.. HeldenTeich. 4 Lieut. FarOw,
20; SeTgt GrOome. IS.
AppIeby Defeats Morris.
Although Privates Appleby and Morris
are apparently tied for the Gerstenberg
trophy, Private Appleby is the winner by
! reason of the fact that he scored q at
1.OOO yards. while Private Morris scored
30 at this distance The trophy is in the
form Of a cup presented by AR Ernst
/ Gerstenberg, and is to be won under the
/ conditions governing the Senatorial trO-
ply. 1t is at present held by Capt W W.
! CGokson. Private Appleby was awarded
one Of the gold medals presented to each
winner. The high scores of this match
were:
/ Private APPLY. 81; Private Norris 81; Capt Ma
I cruder. 70; Lieut.. Hyrnes. 7S. Col ReichedeIfcr,
/ a. Capt COokson 81 Lieut.. Heidenreich. p; Capt
I RYAN. g.; Sergt Morris g. Lieut. Fauow 6s
/ Sergt. Groome &c; Liezt Mattox, Go; Capt. Brian,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
FX-MAYOR FOR CONGRESS.
Democrats Nominate j. N. Mcclure
in Heavily Republican District.

Syracuse. y. y. Oct. S.-Former Mayor
James X Mcclure was to-day nominated
fo~ member of Congress by the Demo
Gratis Of the Twenty ninth Congressional
district consisting of Madison and OnOn-
daga counties. Mr.. Mcclure VIII be pitted
against Congressman Michael T. DrisColl.
temporary chairman Of the Republican
State convention at Saratoga. The dis
trict is hOpelessIy Republican.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
HER CHILDREN A BURDEN.
Cause Assigned for Death OF Woman
Who LcaPed Into River.

New York, Oct. S-The body Of thu
drowned wlman found off the foot Of
Thirty-eighth street, Brooklyn. on sun
day. was identified at the morgue to-day
as that OF Mrs. Marie Greedy. of no
Boulevard, Rockaway Beach. Mrs.
Groely jumped from the dock at the foot
of East Eichty-sixth street, Manhattan.
on Thursday night She was seen by the
children OF a barge. who attempted 10
rescue her by means of a boat hook. but
the woman eyaded the hook and sank
out OF sight
Mrs. Greely early last week visited the
police station in Manhattan ard asked
the sergeant 10 care for her two chill
dren She told the sergeant that the
children were in the way and prevented
her from having a good time. She was
locked up and the children cared for
The next day she was sent to Bellevue
Hospital, where she remained for sew
eraI lays. being discharged on Thursday.
It is believed she at once walked To the
place from which she jumped into the
river.
Thr Identification to-day was made By
muses. from the hospital. and the clothing
found on the dock cOrresDonded with the
clothing on her when the body was recov-
cred on Sunday Mrs Greely is said q
have husband who is a waiter in Wash
/ ingtOn.
No waiter named Greedy could be found
at any of the local hotels or restaurants
in Washington last night. and no one OF
that description is named In the city
directory. Neither do the police know oi
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
soapmakers In Big Combine.

Liverpool. Oct. s.-The Echo states that
the soapmakers of England have com
bined. with a capital of S75000,0o0, and
viii sign an agreement for the regulation
of prices.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
Director of Mail Order Housr.

New York. Oct. S--A. Barton Hepburn,
president of the Chase National Bank Of
New York, was to-day elected director
Of Sears, Roebuck & Co., Of Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
LOOT IN ALEXANDRIA
Police Believe They Have a
Lot Of Stolen Goods.
RAILWAY CARS PLUNDERED

Southern RniIuzy Company Has
Been Constantly Losing Small Ar
ticIes-ScvcraI Arrests Made and
More May FoIIow-HeraId Pleascs
People of Virginia City.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09
HEARST AFTER A SCALP
Candidate Seeks to Crush
McCarren in Brooklyn.
MCCLELLAN GUSTS DELANEY

Mayor Accepts Resignation Of Trust
ed lieutenant Who Wanted Nomi-
nation for Supreme Bench-Repub-
Iieans working in HarmOny-BOth
Leaders Making Many Speeches.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-09

Lawrence Nowlin. the four-months-old
son Of ". r and Hessie Nowlin. died
nj his parents home. I421 Duke street.
Yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

Lightning Strikes Maud.

Paris. Tex. Aug. lS.-While Claude
Ingram and negro named Latimer
working for him near Beardstown.
this county were riding mules from
the field to get out Of shower they
were struck by lightning Mr. m
gram was added and his mule ran
home with him
When he recovered and missed the
darky he went back and found him
and his mule both dead The negro's
hair and part Of his clothing were
burned of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ardmor,ite Special.
Kansas city Mo- Aug. iS.-Quar
antine supply in four days amounts
to 300 cars about the same as last
week The market on steers has held
about steady COWS at ten to fifteen
cents higher than last week and veal
about the same Top steers sold at
$l.0O. bulk Of the steers are medium
class, sOo To 1850 pounds. selling at
$40 to S3.S5, although a good many
200 to $50 pound steers were included
yesterday at $2S5 To $40. Differ
ent druvcs OF heifors sold at S2.S5
this week including one lot today
cows at $2.35 to S2.75 mainly. a few
Gamers Sl75 to S2.25. bulls $500 to
s2lb. a few calves sold mp to $500.
$500 to Sj75 favorite prices for light
weights. heavy ones around 1915.
The supply has been more liberal iu
the native division this week than
last, but is sull below the normal for
August. market better on everything
this week. except grass steers which
are steady Fancy dry lot natives
sold yesterday fourcar drove. at
$3.50. weighing t,l7i. Demands for
stockers and feeders is larger than
the supply as the late rains have pro.
duced an abundance o feed Of All
kinds besides irsuring the corn crop
The good country demand will. of
course. reduce the number Of cattle
available for the packers and increase
the competition thereon
The big decline Late last week in
hogs was checked the market hold.
ing about steady this week. little
stronger today, top on weights below
200 pounds s612 - medium weight
hogs S595 to S6.O7 l.2 heavy weights
s5Sj to 5000. Receipts continue
heavy 10000 this week. nearly twice
the supply Of August last year. aud Il
Is difficult to maintain any strength
under such liberal o6cungs, general
sentiment fayoring lower range of
prices soon
Sheep receipts are not equal 20
the domrud. either Of TAT kinds or ol
those for the country Orders 1re
held here for immense number. oi
feeding v,,hos and breeding owes.
some Montana ewes being sold today
to go tu the country at 5000. Other
breeding ewes this week at $500 tu
s5.35. feeding wethers S4.75 to $500
killing wethers Si.75 to $5.25. west
ern wethcrs $500. Arizona lambs 81
TO S120. Texas muttons Si6j. top
'spring lambs today at $3.50. Market
declined Tuesday. but Is stronger
since. Supply today 5000.
J. \. RlCKART.
l.. $. Correspondent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
RooseveLT's PREDICTION.
Tells Cannon He Will Be tho Next
Chief Executive.


Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Wash.
ington Post will print tomorrow a
story of President Roosevelt's prcdic.
tion TO Speaker Cannon that the lat.
ter would be the next president Of the
United States.
What is here related was told by
a man present at a conference a
fortnight ago at Sagamore Hin. when
the president discussed the campaign
plans with Speaker Cannon and Off.
GERS OF the Republican Congressional
Committee As he was bidding MIR.
Cannon goodbye the President said
You, Mr. Speaker will be the next
president for the United States.
For n moment Uncle Joe was nus.
tered. Quickly recovering his compos.
urc he burtod:
Oh. pshaw. Mr. prosidcpt. YOU
are wrong You, sir. will have 20
take the nomination, II I can read
Alright the signs of the times.
Don't talk that way. don't talk
that way responded Mr.. Roosevelt.
! have spoken my last word on that
subject There Is no likelihood what.
ever Of conditions being as necessi.
tous as you predict Besides. | would
not accept the nomination I'm the i'm.
possible event Of It's being rendered
me-"