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The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
SPEAKER ATTACKS MUDD.
Plain Terms Used at the Democratic
Meeting in HyattsviIIe.

Sydney z. Mud, cand date for re-
election from the Fifth Congressional dis
trict of Maryland, was the center Of an
attack at a big Democratic mass meeting
held in Masonic Temple. at Hyattsvll.e,
last night G. N. Smith, in addressing
the meeting. gave il as hts opinion that
the improvements at annapolis and Iu-
dian Head. for which he said Mr.. Mudd
claims credit, would have been made II
the Fifth district had not been repre-
sented In Congress at all
lie stated that the appointment Of the
postmaster at Seabrook was no personal
favor to him, and that il Mr.. Mudd made
a statement 10 that effect 1t was a lie.
MI Smith, in speaking Of the assertion
made by Mr. Mudd that he had voted for
him (A4udd) at the last three Congressional
elections, said that on neither occasion
was Dir. Mudd there 10 watch him, aud
asked the question how he (Mudd) should
know. Mr. Smith also spoke at some
length on the tariff
Mr.. Fanning, Of Riverdale, spoke OF
Mr. Mudd's opposition 70 the Spa Spring
Railroad, and said he would fight the road
as long as III. J. L. Ray wa6 Oh thr
board Of directors. Mr. flaming also
spoke on tariff revision. giving statistics
OF 1854 and 1906.
The meeting was called 10 order By
Robert Casty who introduced Mr. J. II.
Ralston - chairman. IN taking the chair,
Mr.. Ralst0n made an address. dwelling
on Alr. Smiths interest IN trades unions
and Of Mr MIdd's opposition 10 the rail
road telegraphers.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
EXPECT END OF The STRIKE
Machinists and Southern Railway
officials to Confer in New York.
SRfiSfactOFy Settlement of Differences
Expected as a Result of Arrange
meuts Made by O'ConneII.

President james O'Connen. OF the In
teruational Association Of Maehinists
announced yesterday afternoon that he
had arranged tor a conference with G
committee representing the striking ma
chiHists of the Southern Railroad and
the ofhCiais OF that company, 10 be held
in New York on Thursday morning
Notices to that effect were sent out q
the various Iccal unions OF the woykmen
all along the Southern system last night
II Is expected by those most interest
CO, that By the end Of next week The
strikers will return 70 work, as stated in
The Herald yesterday morning.
The various members OF the new COM
mittee are expected 20 arrive in Wash
iHgton this afternoon 10 tonight, wher
they will Immediately so into conferenc.
with President O'ConuelI 10 plan theiI
course of action
President O'ConneI, 70 a Representa-.
tive OF The Herald, last night denieC
that he had a conference with Presiden
Spencer, OF The Southern. on the occa
sion OF his last visit to New York Mr
OConnell stated that ct the time OF hi.
visit 70 that city 2ir. Spencer was il
South Carolina.
Mr.. O'ConneH has interested Seth Low
president OF the conciHation committe.
Of the National Civic Federation, in Ia.
negotiations for bringing about a peace
fui termination Of all the differences ex
listing between the company and The men
and it is expected that he viii be present
at the meeting between the committe.
and President Spencer.
f. .. Stewart, mechanical superiutond
cnt Of the Southern Railroad stated las'
night that he had not had any oficia
communication from the president or gen.
eral manager Of that company relative Il
the proposed conference. M Stewart
seemed very favorable TO the company
original plan of making the strikers sub,
nit their claims 10 u board OF arbitra.
ton.
The secretary OF the International AS.
soCiauon OF Machinists still continues Il
pay out funds from the treasury OF tha
association on account Of the strike fund
The money paid out 10 date will react
over S45,e00. married men receiving. 81 Sel
week. Single men, with some one depend
ant upon them, receive the same amount
while unmarried men with no one to sun,
port are getting S a week
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
GAGS AND BINDS GIRL.
Miss Prudence Brumbaugh saved
from AsaiIant by Young sister.

Special % The Washington Herald
HagerstOwn, Nd, Oct Se.-9I!Ss Pru-
dence Brumbaggh. aged seventeen years,
daughter OF John BTumbaUgh. tenant on
the CARING Farm. three miles west Of
HagerStowu, and a granddaughter Of Or
phans' Court Judge J. Nicholas Brum-
baUgh, vas the victim of an attempted
assault shortly before dark this evening.
While driving COWS home from a field
about 900 yards from the house, a white
man stepped out from behind large tree
and. grabbing the girl from behind, he
forced her bonnet into her mouth 10 pre-
vent her from making an outcry. The
assailant then tore of her apron. and
tearing IL into strips, tied her hands ana
feet At the same time he struck matches
and told the frightened girl that he would
burn her alive IS she screamed or at
tempted 10 break away. About this time
the girls fouvtesn-year-oid sister arrived
on the scene and the man fed.
Sheriff Deibert and his deputies and a
posse Of farmers are searching the neigh
bodhood tonight but, handicapped by
darkness, they have little hope Of appre-
hending the asSaitant
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
NAY DRIVE SETTLERS OUT.
Government InvestiC eating Opening
of Walker Lakes Reservation.


The 5000 or more settlers who moved
on the Walker Lakes reservations in
Nevada On Monday, attracted by reports
that the land contained rich deposits OF
gold, may have to pack their belongings
and rush of again. according 10 unofficial
statements made at the Interior Depart
meat yesterday. The opening or the
Walker Lakes reservation was announced
by exploding q stick of dynamite. Then
the rush began. But there were only hun
dreds on the line. and these hundreds
found thousands already on the most de-
sirable locations in the reservation. a
dispatch was received at the department
from Special Agent Parke. dated Haw-
thorne, New, as follows:
Rush from this end Of the reservation
was orderly and without disturbing incl
dent Two thousand persons passed
through here. Only about 800 in line when
sigl.al was tired at appointed time. Il is
known that hundreds OF persons were
within the reservation previous 10 time
set for opening. and nest Of the valuable
claims had been located and marked
Other adviCeS. IL is understood. state
that thousands instead OF hundreds were
within the reservation when the signal
was heard by the expectant fortune hunt
-ers
II these reports are substantiated TO the
satisfaction OF the Secretary OF the Inte-
rioI, the claims just taken at Walker
Lakes viii IN all probability invalidated
Advance Information il is believed here,
leaked out concerning tracts that were
known 10 contain gold. and persons who
obtained such are supposed 10 have been
among those VINO moved on the resera-
tion before they had g legal right 10 do So
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
BUYS TEAM FOR ROOSEVELT.
Baltimore Horse Dealer Secures Pair
OF Handsome Bay Coachers.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. S).-Moses Moses.
. local horse dealer. received an order tc-
day FOR a pair Of horses which arc 10 be
used as a driving pair By President Roosc-
velt Tho animals have been looked over
and approved By William Il Crook.
superintendent Of the White House
stables, and they viii be shipped 70
Washington Tomorrow morning
The horses are perhaps the finest pair
OF coacters ever shipped from this city
They are perfectly mated mahogany hay
geIdiugs, sixteen hands high. with long
flowing mains and tails They are I'VE
years old, and the combined weight Cf
the two is about c6Jy pounds.
Tbc horses were raised aud bred in
Michigan. and are half brothers out Of
al imported French coaching mare, from
q STANDARDIZED stallion
The horses have been Christened by 1Ir
Moses as TAFT and Root in honor Of
President Roosevelts Cabinet
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
INSANE MAN LOCKED UP.
Identity o. Prisoner AZ HaRerstOyyn
Not Yet Established.

Special % Ile Washington HeIaf.
Hagerstown. Oct 5)-A weI-dressed
man. supposed 10 be Harry <. Masters.
Of Wilmington. Del, was taken in charge
here by the police last night while SUI
fering from mental arrangement and
locked up al police headquarters.
While in tie cell he attempted 20 com.
mis- suicide by making a moose with hts
handkerchief and tying il about his necl.
and 10 the door He was released by two
officers. and sfte-ward became violent and
had 10 be guarded during the balance OF
the night He gave several names. and
the officers are not sure IS 10 his real
one. He said his name was Stouch and
his home in philadelphia. and later chang
ed his name 10 Masters He had some
cocaine tn his possession, and apparent
~ is e victim Of the habit Masters ap-
pied at the Washington County Hosp. tal
late last night for help and afterward
be became so violent that The police had
70 be called in.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
FINES SABBATH BREAKERS.
Judge CIopton Holds onense a Crime
Against 1faa and God
- b - Ws.ainglon -

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. Oct 5o.-Judge William
!. Clopton, Of Manchester. sitting IN the
Henrico Circuit Court to-day Cor Judge
Carter R Scott, declared sabbath break
ing a crime. thus upholding the hands OF
Magistrate Lewis, OF that county. who
fined the show men st lakewood Park Tor
operating on sunday.
The men were arrested and fined s.
each and placed under 500 bond each,
and when they opened Up again ii the
afternoon he declared the bond forfeited.
". r Meredith. counsel for the &C
cused, raised the point that the offenSe
was not . crime, and that his clients
were treated as criminals when the pro-
cedure should be by summons instead OF
arrest, and asked that the magistrate be
rebuked.
Judge Clopton said: IT hold that Sab
bath breaking is a crime, both against
the laws OF God and OF man \ law
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
AWAITING METCALF'S REPORT.
Government HaIts IN japanese Mat
ter Pending Investigation.

Ter ending AnVest1Ezt1o
Pending a fUu report OF the anti
japanese agitation IN California, and more
particularly III the city Of san Francisco
1he United States Government viii make
70 further move IN combat the outburst
ot feeling il japan against this country.
Il s learned yesterday that Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor Netcalf has been
INSTRUCTED by the President among other
things, 10 ascertain definitely If Japanese
children have been excluded from the
San Francisco schools, IS claimed IN Ja-
pan. OF whether there las simply been
an application OF the age limit for adj
mission to the public schools, which has
prevented the attendance u Jarancse
youths OF twenty or more years.
The State Department while sull much
concerned over the sudden dislike for
America, which has developed among The
Japanese people, is inclined 20 believe
that the troubles between the two coun-
tries viii and a satisfactory adjustment
which Win lead 10 4 return 10 those
friendly feelings which have animated tl4
peoples of the t7o countries ia the past
Il has been suggested that Great Britain.
being anxious 10 strengthen her position
n the far East, is responsible for the
anti-AmeTican outbUrst 10 Japan. which
this government has, il is thought, sue
cessfully overcome by the strenuous ac-
tiop taken 10 show that the insults shown
the japanese we're confined 10 one State.
and did not, IN The slightest degree, re-
ceive support from the Federal govern
ment
President Roosevelt's course in the
japanese incident at san Francisco has
received the hearty approval Of the Epis-
copal bishops, according TO . distinguished
member Of The cloth, VINO called at tle
White House yesterday morning.
Merriman Colbert Harris, missionary
bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who has spent thiTtv-three years
in Japan and Korea Is of the opinion
that the Japanese have been gTicvously
misunderstood by the American people,
and that an apology is cue them for the
manner IN which they have been treated.
Bishop Harris said that Dr.. Omori
one OF The greatest living scientists, who
was il san FranCisco studying the earth
quake phenomena, WAS twice assaulted
Oh the streets. Last august in particular,
he said. VAS q reign Of terror for the
japanese IL San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
CUBAN LIBERALS ARM
Offer Services to Americans
at CienfuegOS.
CLAIM TO HAVE 1000 MEN
Fear OF attack from Moderates
Threatens Trouble - Troops sta
toned at City's Eatrance TO Pre-
vent Armed MOVement-BOnded Lila.
biIity OF Republic over sfs.OO0,OOO.

Havana, oct 30,-The commanding off,
I Ger ct CiaAtuegos reports rumors of a
serious uprising there Sunday. he placed
an officer and fifteen armed soldiers ~
each entrance 10 the citH. with orders not
10 allow armed persons TO enter.
Maj. Kean investigated u rumor that
there were l.010 armed Liberals outside the
city, He tound leo unsrmed men at
Caonoa, under Col. Toledo. who said he
had heard that the Moderates were coming
out TO gttack him. MAJ Kean told the
rebels 10 80 home, which they did, after
he had advised them IS 70 the danger OF
false rumors, which only served 70 main
tain excitement
Afraid M0derates VIII Rise,
The Liberals al Cienfuegos told the
American officer commanding the troops
that The Moderates in the city intended IL
rise. The Liberals said they have zoos
armed men ready TO assist the Americans
. II necessary, but they were somewhat dis
concerted when they were asked where
they obtained the arms.
/ Col Charles Henandez has been ap-
/ pointed director general OF posts ana tel
I egraphs.
+ The employees Of Congress. who. accord
ing 70 the budget last year, numbered ia.
have been reduced Ten VIII be allowed
% the Senate and ten 10 the House OF
Representatives.
Cubs's Bonded Debt S4S,OOO,0OO.
The bonded liability of the republic
amounts 20 "a trife over s48o0o,o00. consist
/ ms OF SS5,0-0,e9J loan. Sl0900,000 OF internal
bonds, aEd $c,ll7ooJ OF the bonds Of 1895.
The amount paid The soldiers Of the revo-
luton OF Ise5 was $5So9oe0. which Will
probably be considerably increased II The
house bill. providing for the appointment
OF new claims commission 10 sit for I've
years. should eventually become law The
liberals made an attempt 20 pass this bill
at the last session.
Referring 20 the many stories OF inse-
cUrlty and theft IL the country. the Dis
cusiCu contrasts the present condition
with that of 1895 when, IN spite Of the
fact THAI Cuba had been ~ war for sew
eral years. the people settled down 81
once. L explains this by saying that the
revolution o. 1Ss5 was the result OF ideals
OF The people. It claims the recent trouble
was not the result of any ideal
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
SAYS LAWYER GOT $4,000.
Attorney OF Bond Company Accused
OF Wrongful Appropriation.

Chicago, oct 5o.-AttOrncy Jacob Erb
Of the American Reserve Bond Companv
and It's subsidiary corporations, was ac-
cused by Counsel Leasing Rosenthal
representing the receivers. this afternoon
ot wrongfuily apprOpriating $4,000 OF the
company's money.
The charse was made during an argu-
ment in the Federal Court in support Oh
certain stockholders demand for Sepa-
rate receivers Ter the American Reserve
Bond Company. the Colonial Security
Company, and the American Reserve
Bond Company, 0f 81. Louis
Attorney Erb replied that al he ever re.
ceived from the corporation was properly
voted 20 him by the directors as compeg-
sauou for legal services.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
NOTED ARCHITECTS PICKED.
Win Draw Plans for New Cathedral
for Washington.

Henry Vaughan, the Boston architect
and George Bodley, CT England, have been
selected 70 draw the plans Of the Cathe-
dral Of Sts. Peter and Paul In style Of
architecture the new cathedral viii be
Gothic, in the shape Of q Latin cross,
aad about go feet long. 1t is the STYLE Of
architecture chosen by the Chapter Of the
Cathedral of 81. Peter and St Paul that
determined the architects selected for tho
Wcrk. Mr Vaughan has made lie
study of GCthic architecture, aud Nj.
BodIey Is the foremost among Gothic
architects IN England. He is at presen.
engaged in the erection OF the nav CO.
tnedral 81 Liverpool which. when COM
plcted, "ill be the largest In England.
These architects viii visit Washington
~ The near future, and make a study of
the cathedral site from every point Of
view. They viii aim to make the ca
tEcdral conform % the site, preserving the
Gothic atmosphere with such modern
adaptations as necessity may REQUIRE.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
MAGISTRATE FOUND GUILTY.
Perry Weimer, OF Frostburg, Nd,
FOrfeits His Office.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, OcL 3o-Perry We.mcr. 4
justice Of the peace at FrostbUTs, was
found guilty OF eztoTt.On In the Circuit
Court here yesterday. II is alleged that
nc gave certificates Tor weasel sealps %
parties who presented the scalps OF chip
munks. The county pays i reward for
weasel scalps IN order % encourage the
extermination Of the pests. II Is also
charged that the justice exacted exorbi-
tant fees
His conviction carries with II forfeiture
Of his office He had been magistrate
Tor q number of years. He is seventy
two years old
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
SAVES CHILD FROM FIRE.
George I. Happel Bushes Iato burn
ing House Just in Time.
'rscial . Ils Nlsnirgtor HCIlld.

srsclal % Il9 Washington Head
Hagerstowu, Nd, Oct. S9.-The residence
oG George L. Happel. ct Blue Ridge sum
niiL together with all its contents was
iast night destroyed by fire OF az uu-
known origin. and . four-ycav-old child
narrowly escaped baing burned 70 death
IN the building.
sIr. and Mrs. Happel were at the barn
Ehea they discovered the IRE. Rushing
into the burning house. Mr. Happei res
cued the child, and was nearly sufgocated
by the smoke ard beat 81 do.ng &c.
lie got out with ;he child just IS the
upper part Of the blazing structure fell
IN The loss Is about So0, partly Gov
cred by Insurance
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
CAPT. HOBsON TO SPEAK.
Naval Hero VIII Aid Harvey n. Spes.
sard at Rails.

Special % The Washington Herald.
HagerStown. Nd. Oct. 30.-The Demo
Gratis viii close the campaign in this coun
ty with a Big meeting to be held in Hes,
Hal! next Saturday night The princlpa
speaker viii be Capt Richmond P. Hob
son, of MerTimao fame. Col Buchanan
Schley secured Capt. HobsoR Tor In.
meeting. and to-day received a TELEGRAM
from him stating that he will be here.
Harvey R. SpesSarG, the Democrat,
candidate for Congress, and others ais
will address the meeting Preparation.
are being made Tor q rousing rally.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

first announced at Mount Sinai. The blI
OF rights in no way protects the violatcr
OF the peace and quiet Of the Sabbath.
The bin OF rights IN the sixteenth sec
ton declares by fair inference that This
Is Christian Commonwealth" p"
Judge Clopton cited several Supreme
Court opinions 20 support his decision
The case was continued until Friday
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Recital at Executive Mansion.

olvlI0l % Ilo WlNlIlgIoH a-ldl1-
Annapolis, Md, oct 3o.-Mrs Edwin
Warheld. wife OF the governor Of Mary
land, has rendered the Use OF the execu-
tive mansion. in Annapolis. for a recital
10 be given BY Miss Dorsey. Of Wash.
ington. The proceeds Of the affair viii
be for the benefit OF the choir fund OF
St. Anne's Parish. Annapolis. Miss Dor
sey has given entertainments here on
previous occasions with great success.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Accepts Can 20 Richmond church.

SPECIAL 70 Iae WaslIrstoD AaTald
Cumberland, Nd. Oct 30-Rev. J. ].
Seherer, jr.. has resigned as pastor Of
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Faiyrnont W Va. to accept q call to
the First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Richmond. Va. He Is the young
est minister in the Maryland Synod, aud
Is graduate Of the Theological semi
nary At Gettysburg.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Big Dry Goods Store Destroyea.

Columbia, Pa, Oct, So.-Fire to-day de-
.stroyed the large dry goods store OF
Watt & Shand, entailing loss Of $4,000.
$500 in stock and $4,000 on the building.
Several other buildings near By caught
fire, but the tismes were exunguished be
fore much damage was done.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
PASTORS WIFE INJURED.
Nrs. c. L, Potter, Of winchester, Is
ThroVsn from Buggy in Runaway.

Special to TIE Washington Hc-al5
Winchester. Va. Oct so.-Mrs. Potter,
wife OF Rev. {. L. Potter. Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, this city,
was seriously injured in 2 driving acci-
dent near Relief yesterday.
The horse. attached 10 the buggy IL
which she aud her husband were riding,
bolted, throwing Mrs. Potter % the
ground. Her left leg was broken and she
is suffering greatly. her condition though
favorable. not permitting her removal TO
this city.
J S.4W YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Prairie Fires sweep oI,Iahoua.

Guthrie, Okla. Oct. Slower fifteen hun
dred acres Of grazing lands in the Usage
Indian reservation. ard sevc:aI thoassn
scics = gcv' rnrlclt land D, fsie IL.
River were burned by prairie IRE to-
Cay
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Railroad EmpIove KfIled.

Sayre, Pa, Oct 9o--While attempting
to cross the tracks OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. George Peters, an employe Of
The company. was run over and instant tIy
killed tonight.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
TO RIVAL OIL TRUST
Hitchcock Approves Inde-'
pendent Pipe Line.
WILL TAP INDIAN TERRITORY

Proposal l. 10 Lay Two s-ineh Mains
20 the Gulf OF Mexico 70 an indc-
pendent Refinery at a Cost Of
s5,00D, ,09O-Wnu Raise oil Prices.
Trust ThrotfIes Development.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Charges Firemen Did Not Work.

\ called meeting Of the Reliance Fire
Company was held this evening in the en-
gine house on North Patrick street 10
consider charges preferred by Ernest
Warder against siX members Of the COM
pany tor alleged failure 20 work at fires.
Mr.. WardeT was not present and no ac-
ton in the mater was taken. II is claim
ed that dissatisfaction exists in the COM
pany-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

By q deed placed on record in the Cor
poratioa Court to-day, the Alexandria
Electric Company conveyed to FREDERICK
Z. Lewis. of Philadelphia, . lot al the
corner of Wilkes and Union streets. This
IS part OF the property recently purchas-
Cd By the electric company, The sum
Of Sl,Q9o Is named as the consideration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-03
NEW ELKS HOME
Muskogeeans Will Have Fine Struc-
ture for B. P. O. (. in Near Future

Muskogee, August AT a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Elks
club of Muskogee Wednesday eve
ming definite steps were taken to-
wards the building of an Elks club.
A bpilding committee composed of
Messrs. A. u, English Horace A.
Barnes and Wyeth H. Jordan was
appointed to get busy Immediately
on the formation of plans which are
to be warked out and later presented
to the stockholders for their approval.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one, aud the committee was instruct
ed to hasten its work in order that
the work may be commenced on the
J ing by fall AT the very fastest.
The finances of the club are in splen-
did shape at the present and there
is enough money in sight that even
now the work might be commenced
if the plans were drawn.
TIE new building will be used ex-
elusively by the Elks, aud will prob
ably be two or more stories in height
besides a roomy basement. The lot
at the corner of Fifth and Okmulgee,
owned by the club, is 50xlO0 feet in
a pretty location and it is now the
intention to put the new building on
this lot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-03
TEST TOM JOHNSON ROAD
Westinghouse Company Will Try His
400-Mile- an Hour Scheme.

Cleeland, o., August Mayor
Tom Johnson's creased lightning
railroad is to be tested at Sehenec-
tady, n. V, by the Westinghouse
company Two miles or more of
track are being built The mayor ex-
poets to develop a speed of 400 miles
an sour.
The ear is suspended by steel run
ners, which extend from each side
and rest ON angle-irons. Inverted an
gle-irons make it impossible for the
runners to jump the track they are
locked into the rail, as it were. In
operation, however. the runners do
not touch either bottom or top rail,
for the ear is Theoretically foated at
the same time that it is propelled
backward or forward by other mag
nets in the rolf of the ear and in
the overhead construction of the
tracks.