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Illinois National Reserves we're
drowned Last nisht Ia Lake Miehi
san while out rowing la ainey
four occupants escaped
JACKSONVILLE, Fia. - -Four
mon were drowned in a.. Johns
river last hishl while attempting
Co etuaa lea email boat
WARRINGTON Secretary Taft
II favufahN disposed towards tho
selection Of American lake. near
Tacoma. rs a site Tor a brigade post
ON the Pacific coast
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
HYSTERIh EPIDEMIC Tn LAND
Nebraska Doctor Calls It Contagious
Disease Like Smallpox.
MaIady Breaks Out in All walks of
cied WrOnEs-Treatment

Chicago, Oct. 2o.-An epidemic Of hys-
terra, as contagious as the disease of
smallpox. according TO DR.. \. r. Mitchell
of Lincoln. Nebr., is sweeping over the
nation. and unless the public mind can
be brought to calm retrospection incaI-
eulable damage must be done. lie at
tributes the malady to fancied wrongs
Dr. MitcheITs startling assertion was
made at the meeting OF the American
Association Of Railway Surgeons yester-
day. HIS remarks brought out an inter
esting discussion.
Physicians should mix the spiritual
with their treatment Of hysteria. and
should use less of the material" said Or.
r. ". Corwin, president of the associa-
ton
Everybody wants sensation. It has
cTept into our school board and into the
lives of women. Women have their teas
and drink. They go to soda fountains
some OF them-and order drinks. I viii
say. too. that they do not always order
soda water. The fraternities among the
schoOlbOys were recently abolished be-
cause il took their minds away from
their studies"
DR.. Mitchell said hysteria was looked
upon by some people as an outbreak OF
certain overtaxed, overemotionai females
and finding expression in tears or c0nvul-
siOns. but the educated physician, he
said. knows that hysteria is as much a
disease as smallpox. 1t affects men and
women alike Innumerable examples Of
the infectious and contagious character
of the malady, he said, are recorded
through all history.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WIDOW AN EXILE IN GERMANY
Baroness Won Ketteler Loses Pension
Unless She 0beys Kaiser.
Daughter of Detroit Railway Presi-
dent, Financial Misfortunes Force
Her to Live in Berlin.

Berlin. Oct 90.-Thc Baroness Won Ket-
teller. the American widow of the late
German Minister TO China, must live in
the Kaiser's realm. or her pension of
81 .000 yearly Will be cut off. Tie baroness
has decided to yield to the inevitable and
Is preparing 10 establish he residence n
Berlin. She has no children, and faces,
much against her will. the prospect Of a
lonely exile in strange land.
Baron Won Ketteler was murdered in
the Boxer rebellion Of 1900 His widow
was once Miss Ledyard, Of Detroit
daughter of former President Henry B.
Ledyard. of the Michigan Central Rail-
road. The baroness cannot afford to re-
Hnquish her pension, her fathers circum-
stances having changed since the young
German diplomat won her ten years ago
Her departure will be a cruel blow to
her father, whose life has already been
saddened not only by financial misfor-
tunes. but by his wifes tragic death and
the loss OF his only son in the Philip
pines
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MINERS FIRE ON BOSSES.
Two Men Seriously Wounded as Re-
suit of Ohio Trouble.

Steubenviile, Ohio. Oct. 20.-Instead OF
going 10 work in the mines owned by
the United States Coal Company. this
morning. a gang Of twenty-five men
gathered on the hillside near the tipple
and opened fire on Superintendent Cox
and the bosses. Two men were badly
wounded. The mine is closed and more
trouble is feared. and troops may be
called to restore order.
Trouble at the mines had caused them
TO be idle since Wednesday. Yesterday
at a mass meeting all but twenty-six men
voted 10 return to their positions. The
shooting was on the part Of the twenty
six. mostly foreigners. who declined TO
go back 10 work
over fifty shots were fired, but only
two men were hurt The strikers kept
their position during the morning. threat
ening to shoot any miner who entered
the mine No one dared do so. and the
officials are waiting for the sheriff who
Is in Columbus, to arrive with deputies.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
PANIC AT BARGAIN SALE.
Cry of "Thief'' at Department store
Leads to Wild Rush.

Louisville. KY. Oct 2O-TweIve persons
were injured IN a panic during a bargain
sale at a store here today. The most
seriously hurt are:
Mrs. George Williams. arm broken.
Lillian WiEiaI-5, her tweIve-yesr-CSd
daughter internally injured
Miss Ray Brashear. attack OF heart dis
ease; condition serious.
Mrs. Lena Forman. portion Of hair torn
from head
A number OF other injured we're hur-
riedly taken away in carriages ordered By
the management.
Fully two thousand persons were IN the
store, attracted by a cut-rate sale Of some
articles OF chinaware Of trivial value.
A cry OF Thief" by some woman whose
poeketbook had been snatched heightened
the excitement. At this juncture the
doors were closed and the human ava
lanche stopped. Physicians were hastily
summoned and medical aid given
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
ATTORNEY rs THUGS VICTIM.
Body Found at Bottom
of Freight Elevator SHIFT.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-The body of Charies
II. Stevenson. an attorney, was found
early to-day at the bottom Of a freight
elevator shaft in the rear Of a build
ing at Sc Washington street. 1t was at
first supposed that Mr.. Stevenson had
fallen down the shaft. but later develop
ments led to the opinion on the part
OF investigators that the attorney had
been robbed and murdered and then
thrown down the elevator shaft.
Mr.. Stevenson is said to have been a
distant relative of former Vice President
Adlai Z. Stevenson.
A woman, said TO be the wife OF Steven
son, is being searched for by the police
IL is believed she can clear up the mys-
teriOus circumstances connected with the
attorneys death. The police and friends
of the dead man were generally sur
prised waen it was learned Stevenson was
married.
It was always supposed that he was a
bachelor, and the fact that he had kept
his marriage secret and had never lived
with his wife caused surprise TAis
caused the police to issue orders for her
arrest.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MILITIA OFFICER IS KILLED.
Affair Is Reported from
Province of Panta Benava.

Havana. Oct. ga small shooting af-
fray is reported from .unta Benava be-
tween militia and rebel sympathizers.
The report says a former officer of the
militia was killed by revclutionaries al
Palmira. There is no confirmation OF the
story at the Palace.
Six Liberal members Of the provincial
council called On Gov. Magoon to-day and
said they would not attend the sessio,li
of the council on account of the illegal
manner in which the other members of
the council were elected. After talking
the matter over with the governor, how
ever, the Liberals changed their minds and
agreed TO attend the sessions.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WEALTH MENACE
Senator Beyeridge in Favor
of an Inheritance Tax.
INCOME TAX MAY ALSO COME
Warming Sounded and Conclusions
Drawn from Marshall Fields Es-
tate, and from Possible Result of
ROckefeIIer's Fortune Being Indi-
vided AT His Death-CaIIs IL Wrong.

Dunkirk. Ind, Oct. Ex-senator Albert
J. Beveridge discussed the great prob
lens OF corporate wealth IN an address
here to-day. declaring that there must
be an inheritance tax. and perhaps later
an Income tax, as a protection to the
people
He said in part:
"The other day Marshall Field died. 1t
was found that his fortune exceeded the
enormous sum of one hundred millions of
dollars. This vast wealth he left in trust
for fifty years. his sole heir being one
individual not yet in his teens. At the
end OF fifty years, when that trust ex-
pires, that fortune viii amount to not
less than S10Oooo0.0e0.
ROckefeIIer'S $500, 100000.
1T is believed that the wealth of John
D. Rockefeller now amounts to eight hun
dred million dolIars-I have been told by
those who know that It il nearly one
thousand million dollars. At his death lt
VIII probably be found to be much greater
than that. II will descend to a single per
son-one OF the best young men IN this Or
any other country. IN his hands that for
tune will not diminish. for ne is careful.
prudent able. II he lives the allotted bfe
Of man, the fortune Of eight hundred
million dollars which he inherits viii
probably amount TO two thousand million
dollars. I might 90 on At great length
with similar Illustrations.
Dangerous TO the Republic.
"All this is wrong. 1t is dangerous TO
the republic. I am not the enemy Of
wealth. I believe in fostering and en-
couraging that industrial enterprise which
makes men accumulate money. But when
"a fortune reaches a point where it is no
longer the resultSof individual efforts and
thought and thrift, but accumulates of its
own force. it ceases TO become a blessing
and becomes "a curse
NO man ought TO own q thousand mill
lion dollars. No man ought 10 own
hundred milton dollars. No man in re-
public OF free and equal men ought TO
have the immeasurable power that the
possession of such tremendous wealth
gives him. 1t is bad enough from every
point Of view, but the deadly thing about
it is that the managers of this great
wealth constantly interfere in and with
thc peoples government. That is mani
fest in our legislatures, it is apparent in
our elections. it is present in our prima-
ries. and Il has got to be stopped.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MISS JOHNSON sUBPoENAED.
Mayors Daughter Must Explain
Winnings in stock Deal.

Cleveland Ohio. Oct 30.-Aiiss Bessie
Johnson. daughter of Mayor Tom L.
Johnson has been summoned by the Fed
eral authorities 10 tell what she knows
about transactions of the brokerage firm
of Heter. Fahety & Co. Attorney a. Is.
Thompson will try to force her to return
800, her winnings in a stock deal, paid
her by the firm
A subpoena has been left at Mayor
Toms home. Miss Johnson is not there
She is away from the city on a visit. and
probably viii not return until after the
election.
The claim will be made by the trustee
that Miss Johnson was a preferred cred
itOr. and as SUCH was given advantage
that others did not receive.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MAY DIVORCE DUKE
Duchess of Marlborough Is
Ready to Leave Husband.
W. K. VANDERBILT IN LONDON
Duke Has Uncomfortable Temper
and Ardent Dislike of Americans.
and English Peer of Long stand
inE-LOndon Society Stirred.

London. Oct. -DisagreenIents be-
tween the Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough. which have been prolonged over
period Of eighteen months or more
English society is convinced. viii result
in their separation, unless the earnest
efforts now being made by the father Of
the duchess and other relatives result in
a reconciliation.
". X. Vanderbilt father OF the duch-
ess. arrived Tuesday. The duke is not at
Bieheim
IncompatibIHty is the only reason as
signed for the strained relations between
the duke and duchess. This has become
more acute during the past eighteen
months. and they have been apart for u
longer period. The dukes relations with
his wifes family have not been cordial
for some time. chiefly due it is said. to
the disappoiutment 10 his expectations
casued by tie second marriage Of ". \.
Vanderbilt
Duke Net GOod-tezsps Esa.
The duke. according to ali accounts, IS
not blessed with very smiabie temper,
and affects an intense dislike for Aneri-
cans. which is most trying to the duchess.
who has many American friends OF whom
she is fond
Nothing annoyed the duke so much as
the frequently printed reports Of his hav-
ing received magnificent presents from
bis fsther-in-law. He never neglected an
opportunity to deride these rumors When
Sunderland House was being built IL
was published that this was being done
with money furnished by W X. Wander
bilt as & Christmas present TO the duke
and duchess.
The duke, angered by the publication.
gave out a sharply worded denial. in
which he intimated that W. X. Wander
bilt had not given either himself or the
duchess anything beyond the marriage
settlements.
No Question of Money.
Close friends Of the duke say he is one
Of those men who could never be con-
tented or consistently agreeable. and that
the question Of money really need trouble
them not at all II it were not for other
sources of disagreement. Believers in the
doctrine Of heredity point out that the
dukes father and mother both displayed
incompatibility in their marital relations
as pr Of of their theory. The two chill
drea-tne marquis and Lord Ivor
Churchill-are a powerful deterrent to the
separation.
Because of the fact that the duke and
duchess have been so much before the
public since their marriage. the report of
the disagreement naturally spread quick
ly in London society.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MRS. CLEVELAND AT WEDDING
Daughter Of Mai. Hugh l.. Scott Bride
of Princeton Man.

Princeton, n. J., Oct. 2o-Miss Anna
Scott was married to David Stockton In
the Episcopal church here this after
noon. The wedding was one OF the pret-
test ever seen I'm Princeton. Miss Scott
is the daughter of Maj. Hugh L. Scott,
commandant cf West Point Military
Academy, and formerly of this place
She is a prominent figure in Princeton
society, and the bridegroom Is member
OF the famous Stockton family. which
rendered such distinguished services in
the battle of Princeton.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland was one Of the
notabies from Princeton's smart set at
the wedding
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WILL HONOR GEN. PIQUART.
Friend of Mai. Dreyfus to BE Made
Member of Cabinet.

Paris, Oct 2o.-The appointment of
Gen. Piquart the loyal friend OF Mai.
Dreyfus. during the lattvrs long and
hard fight for revocation to the army.
and TO remove the stain from his name
by charges of treason against him, is be-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
wants to Be OlsInhoma,s Governor

Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 20.-James A. Kirk
wood, a Guthrie newspaper man. former
sailor in the United States navy, and at
present serving his ninth term as preSi-
dent OF the Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory Horse Thief Association. to-day an
nouneed himself as Democratic candidate
to he the first governor of the new State
OF Oklahoma
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

For District of Columbia and
Maryland, cloudy to-day. pre-
ceded by rain in early morning.
Tomorrow unsettled; fresh, pos
sibly brisk northeasterly winds.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
STORKS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Two Big Birds Arrive i'm New York
from Germany.

New York Oct 2O.-Two big storks in
a handsome cage arriveds here to-day on
the steamship Amerika from Hamburg.
They created no end of interest on the
way over, not only because they were
storks. but because the tag on the cage
bore this inscription:
Theodore Roosevelt, Washington, u.
$. A."
Just who sent the storks no one on
the ship knew. though il was said that
they came from Berlin firm
The birds viii be sent to Washington
az once.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
DAUGHTER ACCUSED.
Ohio Woman Charged with Trying
90 Poison Her Father.

Mount Gilead. Ohio. Oct 20-Alrs. Bes-
sic May Beecher was arrested to-day on
the charge OF trying 10 poison her father,
Heron Hollingsworth, last April.
Her husband. Charles Beecher, has been
in Jail several months on the charge Of
trying to XIII Hollingsworth, and both
husband and wife viii soon be tried.
1t is now claimed that the wife was an
accomplice of the husband in trying to
get her father out of the way so that
they might come into possession of his
farm.
The woman is charged with having put
poison into coffee, which she gave to her
father 20 drink.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

The Southern Railway viii operate via
Washington-Sunset route three high-claSs
personally conducted tours to California.
Jan 10. Feb / March Z. 1907. Sleeping
dining. club. observation cars. AItraCtiVe
itinerary. Inquire 5ll Pa. ave, 100 18th q.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FOREIGN.

duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Disagree.
baroness Won Ketteler an Exile in
Germany.
4-Secret Of the Hohenlohe Memoirs.
4-Clemenceau Man OF the Hour in
France.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Via Southern Railway TO points South
and Southwest. account fau elections. ap-
plicabie only To bona fide voters and de-
pendent members. their families present
ms. proper credentials. Call 7o5 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FALLING WALLS KILL FIVE.
Winds Cause Fatal Accidents In
Burned Distriet of snn Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 20. Five
men were killed and two were badly in
irred to-day by falling walls caused by
high north winds.
The wild. which blew clouds OF dust
over the burned district, caused many
walls TO sway. and men working az Mont
gomery and Commercial streets were
warned to leave. All quit except three
mon, who were soon buried under debris.
Three others were also buried on Mis-
sion street, near Third.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
100000 FORGER'S
GREED HIS UNDOING
Army Captains Entire Bank
Account Secured.
BIG CHECK ENDS FRAUD
Bank Officials Suspicious Are
Aroused Too ate.

Arthur c. Babbitt Arrested for Utter
Wheeler While Latter Il in Eu-
rope-AIIeEed Consulting Engineer
His Mother Lives In Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
SPORTING.

Washington Baseball Team TO Have
a New Manager. Results of Foot
hall Games, Golf Tournament. and
Racing
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MilIionnire Brewer Asks Divorce.

Chicago. Oct. 2O.-Horace L. Brand, the
millionaire brewer and distiller, fled suit
to-day for divorce from his wife, Louise.
He charges desertion, and asks that his
wife be restrained from asking any share
in his property
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
s4s.25 to California

Via Washiugt on-Sunset Route Person
ally conducted excursion sleeping cars
without change. Berth, $3.50. A. J. Pos
ton. Gen Agt-. 5Il Pa ave. 705 18th st.nw.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LOCAL.

2-Guatenalau Minister Dead.
Chief
-Four Injured in Electric Car Collision.
-China's Reform EdiCt Received.
5-Suprene Court Vacancy Considered St
White House.
t1-SchooI System Discussed.
f4-Changes in District Militia.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
High water at Great Falls.
RnnufffnI sight.

Great Falls and Old Dominion r. r. cars
hourly from 35th and ri NV Transfers
both WAYS with Capital Traction Co.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
POLITICAL.

1-Grsnd Jury Delving Into New York
political Msddle.
Senator BeveriGgc Favors Income Tax.
3-Senste Forestslled Bryan on Govern
ment Ownership.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHTc.

Page.
sixteen Hundred Die in Florida Storm.
1-FOTger Robs Army Officer Of S600o0.
3-Fusion Candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania Sued for Libel.
S-BTUlIcr Henry Clews Robbed of $4,000
in Jewels.
S-Panic When Liners Crash in New York
Bay.
Of Carlisle Elected Head Of
". c. T. L
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
baltimore and Return. SI-Z3,
R.T45.,oro 3 RI,so u u

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Barge Loads of LabOrerS on
Florida Keys Drown.
CORPSES STREW BEACH
Florida East Coast Hamlets
Crowded with Refugees.
ARMY SUFFERS IN HAVANA

Camp Columbia Is Destroyed and
ribIe Devastation Over IsIand-LOss
Estimated at 100 Dead and 500
WOunded-Messages of Coincidence
Sent by President Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

No coal, dust, or trouble. Sanitary
heaters. ofte Radiators. Demonstrations.
509 Sth ST nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Oats, 44c bu-, any quantity, Stk and
X NV. Clarendon Smiths. Phone NJ. zS2
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

spend n pleasant evening at Hotel
Regent. Orchestra to -
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
coNTINUED ON sEcoND 20

Free Oyster roast to-day at
apealle Beach. See excursion
page s. first section.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
ID g sonn. FInrisfn

eCtS in Bride Bouquets.
rs; low prices. Shaffer, II &
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Blow on Atlantic Coas

New York, Oct. 20-Travelin
westerly from Cuba and the
coast, the storm which has
much damage in Florida and tn
is now general at nearly all of
lantic Coast points. The down
rain is the heaviest in many mont
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Wide BoaruS. - FER 100
Lumber Trust Broken.
Libbey & Co, 6th st. and n. y, az,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

IS. Washington, Waldorf
y Broadway, New York.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
ors AbandonS Hearst.

oeratic State committee has
he fight for Hearst. An an
to that effect is expected
n ]. Corners. the State chair
st of next week.
5, since the Buffalo conven-
Foted himself to the task of
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

VUED On THIRD PAGE.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-29

Every Palouse winter seems to have
something about it to stamp it as
peculiar, no two of them being
just alike. The present winter has
been characterized to date by its ex-
IRENE mildness and the great amount
of rainfall, and even "old timers
have not dug deep enough into ancient
history to find another just like it.
But the excessive rainfall is something
that doesn't brighten the Palouser a
bit, the more important outcome be-
ing that the railways will have to
hustle harder than ever to get cars to
haul away the Palouse wheat next fall.
The ground is now better soaked than
it has been for years past.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-29

Elegant Christmas presents at l.
b. Miller's. 12tf
Wanted-To rent piano. Address
box 1856.
Musical goods of all kinds for sale
at reasonable prices; also violin in
struction. Inquire at Corner Drug
store. r. S. Tucker. 81
A Japanese wants position as
schoolboy. Address, Harry Tanaka,
Herald office. 13
Lost-On December 4th, a pair of
gold bowed spectacles in black case.
Finder call at this office. Will be
rewarded.
Japanese woman wants position to
do light work for board and room in
this city. X. O., care of Artopho
Studio. 13
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Matte Lee King, deceased, to all
persons holding claims against the de-
ceased or against her estate to present
the same, together with the proper
voucher to the undersigned at the
Office of w. H. Harvey, at Pullman,
Washington, that being the office for
the transaction of the business relating
to said estate, and unless said claims
are so presented within one year from
the date of the first publication of this
notice, which will be the 1st day of
December, 1906, they will be forever
barred.
Dated this Both day of November,
1906.
Thomas King.
Administrator of the estate of Mat
tie Lee King, Deceased. lots.