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The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
dine ON WILD BOAR
Gen. Clay Helps Canadian
Camp Eat Unique Dish.
SERVED IN ELABORATE STATE
Four Walters SoIemnIy Escort the
Stuffed south American Animal
Into banquet Chamber Of Hotel As
tor and ryarch in Measured step
About the Table Three Times.

New York. Nov. l3.-Wild boar was the
principal item on the menu at the fourth
annual dinner Of the Canadian Camp at
the Hotel Astor, tonight Gen. Cecil
Clay. or Washington. was the guest Of
honor. and ne helped 10 eat the unique
dish, as well as others that smacked Of
the unusual
Austin Corbin captured the boar in
Sosth America, and presented IL 10 the
camp. dressed and ready for the chef.
The animal was brought in escorted By
on great platter and roasted to beau
tiful brown
The head waiter led the march around
the room, while the campers waived their
napkins and cheered. The boar had for
a tail a frizzled pink rosette and a baked
apple was stuck between his jaws.
Really Ate It, They Say.
Exactly ten seconds after the escort Of
walters walked right In and turned
around and walked right out again there
were slices OF a dark pork-like meat on
the tables, but Il was denied that the
boar on the waiter was merely papie.
mache prop, useful at holiday time Any
way, they said. real boar was served, and
II you did not believe you could ask
Austin Corbin, who sat with the toast
master.
The Canadian wilds had been raIed to
provide record d-breaking dishes for this
occasion. There was old squaw duck from
TarheeI Bay. sent by Charles Hallock.
founder of Forest and Stream. and the
oldest huntsman in America. There were
mountain sheep from the Canadian
Rockies, the contributions Of Bill and Jim
Brewster. There were wild rice croquettes
from the fields Of the AIissisapa: Bay St.
George herring. and 4 real gamey SOUP.
composed Of a variety OF ingredients
Decorations SAVIOR of Canada.
The Canadian Club is made up Of men
and women who cross the border occa-
sionally TO camp in the Canadian woods.
The decorations. therefore, savored of
Canada The colonial flag hung with the
Stars and Stripes over the speakers dais.
The diners were boutonnieres of Canadian
hemlocA. and the tables were threwn with
fresh Eeddened maple and oak leaves. The
souvenirs were tiny birch bark canoes,
each carrying cargo Of ice.
Among the campers present were Robert
T. Morris. G. NJ. Bosworth, of Montreal:
Charles G. d. Roberts. William H Board
man. F. r. LatchfOrd. OF Toronto,
Thomas Martindale. Of Philadelphia
James Cruikshank. George Bird Grinnell.
IL. O. Armstrong, J. b. SNOWFALL of
Chatham, \. b; William J. Long. Charles
Hallock. Austin C0rbin. Dr. G Fahne-
stock. John Markle, the Pennsylvania
coal operator. and \. G. Chamollion.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
BELIEVE OIL JURY BRIBED.
Members who Recently Convicted
Trust in Ohio Summoned.

Toledo. Ohio, Nov. I3.-Prosecutor David
sprung a sensation this afternoon in Find
lay by summoning before the adjourned
session of the September grand jury the
twelve members Of the petit jury which
recently convicted the Standard oil Com
pany
The jurors are being examined behind
closed doors and the first inklins Of the
proceedings did not leak out until they
had been subpoenaed and summoned, and
had actually presented themselves.
Following rumors of attempted bribery
and corruption. which were persistent
during the trust trial there. the present
examination of the jurors IS deeply sUgges-
tive. An agent Tor one OF the companies
may be implicated in the grand jury dis
closures. The agent was a familiar figure
around the courthouse and hotels during
the famous trial.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
LAWSON RETURNS KINDNESS.
Author of "FreHzied Finance" sends
Check to GOV. johnson.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. I5-Thomas &.
Lawson, Of Boston, was a contributor
to Gov. JohnsoR's campaign fund. The
governor stuck to the Boston magnate
when others deserted him in his crusade
against the management of the big life
insurance companies, and the result was
q contribution for SlGo0
Here IS his telegram 60 Frank A Day.
Gov Johnson's private secretary and
campaign manager. just made public
Have Just heard of fight Have been
east on the shore. where rocks are Jagged
and the sea wind chiis. am trying 70 get
my bearings. but ann awfully tangled.
Convey 10 your white chief Nay Cod
bless him Would my voice could aid.
DRAW on me for one thousand, nay mite
THOMAS ". LAWSON.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
NEED NOT HUNT A BRIDE.
Sir Thomas Says the Woman Des-
tined for Him Is Coming.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. I3--~God sends
good women. said Sir Thomas Lip
ton. Irish knight and cup challenger. to-
night. so why should a poor man be so
presumptuous as to hunt one"
Sir Thomas said this in answer to the
report that he was in this country search
ing for bride The Irishman is guest
of Randall Morgan, the fnancier. at his
Chestnut Hill home, "Wyndmore." He
came over from New York tonight
wait. is my watchword," continued
Sir Thomas. Some day, some time, some
where, sooner or later, the one woman in
the world destined and chosen for the
one man, comes along without his looking
for her When that girl comes along I
shall claim her there and then, and thank
God for sending her. In the meantime,
I won't hunt This story of my coming
over here this time to look for q wife is
pure invention arising out Of Joke OF
some friends.
Sir Thomas leaves tomorrow for New
= X to be present at a review of the
- New York Regiment He is
Highland Light Infantry
enge before the New
I'd if accepted I viii
ger and race for the
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
La TOILETTE TURNS ON SMOOT.
Utah Senator AstOunded when He
Hears Himself scored.

salt Lake CITY. Utah. Nov. I3.-Senator
r. NJ. La Toilette. Of Wisconsin. gave
Senator Reed Smoot. of Utah. a decided
surprise tonight. Mr. Smoot led Ia
Toilette gaily on the platform in the
Mormon assembly hail 10 deliver a lecture
under the auspices of the Mormon
Young Mems Mutual Improvement Asso-
citation. The gayety ceased when La Fol-
lette proceeded 20 lambast Smo0t and his
colleague, George Sutherland, for their
attitude In the Senate on corporation
legislation.
There was applause from tho audience
but Smoot sat throughout glumly silent
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
HICCOUGHS TILL HE DIES.
Italian Thinks AfIictiOn a Joke
Until Doctors Fail to stop 1t.

Port Chester \. Y, Nov 13.-After
four months continuous hiccoughing. An
tonic Ragganielo. foreman for John o..
Merritt. a contractor Of Port Chester,
died to-day. in the Ladies Hospital The
young Italian hiccoughed until the last
despite the efforts Of the best physicians
of Port Chester.
Ragganielo was twenty-five years OF
age When he was first seized with the
afiiction. which eventually caused his
death, he laughed and thought his hic-
coughing a huge joke, as it was the first
time he had been affected.
Within q week the young man had 10
cult work and a few days later took to
his bed. He remained there until two
weeks ago, when he was removed to the
hospital where all efforts to save his life
failed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
RIDICULE CHINA's AWAKENING
Authorities DO Not Fear
The YeIIn.Y Peril

London. Nov 1.-THE Tokyo CORE
spondent Of the Telegraph says that the
japanese authorities and newspapers
ridicule the theory fostered in Europe
that China Is awakening 10 such an ex-
tent as 20 become menace The ad-
miration Of foreign critics displayed at
the recent maBeuveTs Of the Chinese
army are regarded as ludicrous and
superficial II is certainly not SHARED in
by the japanese officers, who We're pres
ent Any increased fear abroad of the
yellow peril based on the TemOldlng OF
the Chinese army on Western lines is a
ridiculous nightmare
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
TRIES TO ARREST CONSUL.
NeVy York Policeman Faces Punish
ment for His Act.

New York, Nov 1S.-Charged with
forcing his way into the French consulate
in this city and attempting to arrest the
consul general NJ. Alicide Ebray. without
a warrant. Policeman John Anglin. OF the
Old Slip station, has been suspended and
summoned 10 appear before Commits
sioner Bingham for trial Thursday.
Mayor Mcclellan has written letter
of apology 10 the consul and assured NJ
Ebray that the charges viii be corrected
and the policeman punished
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
LIVES ARE LOST IN STORM.
Gale which Swept Canadian Coast
Causes Great Damage.

Halifax. \. 5. Nov 13-Twenty-three
lives lost and property damage Of over
half a million dollars is the record Of the
terrific storms which swept over the mar
time provinces Of Canada during the past
week. one steamer, Two barques. one
fulI-Tigged ship. and seven schOoners We're
totally wrecked on rock-boUnd coasts In
addition two Nova Scotia baTks, the
Marion c. and White Wings, were aban-
doned al sea. the crews being rescued by
passing steamers.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
LEAGUE TO REORGANIZE.
Hearst's Organization Plans to Keep
Permanent Headquarters.

New York, Nov IA meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Independence
League was held tonight at the Gilsey
permanently the headquarters Of the
organization.
A subcommittee was appointed 10 reor-
ganiZe the branches OF the league
throughout the city This committee is
made up Of William Astor ChanIer, Mel
vim @. Palliser, Nathan Vidaver. Charles
G. Gehring. J. A. Bryna. snd George Don
nelly
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
BANDIT Is MADE A PASHA.
RaisuIi VIII Govern ArzIIn and Sew
eraI Neighboring Provinces.

Paris. Nov IA telegram from Tan
gier says that the Sultan has appointed
Raisuli pasha Of the city of ArziIa and
the neighboring provinces. thus giving the
former bandit authority over fifty miles
OF territory between Tangier and FL
Araish. which is only forty-five miles
southwest OF Tangier
Raisuli has invited his friends TO attend
a feast that he is to give at zinat, his
home town
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
GIVES LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS.
Foreman in slate Quarry Warns tte
Men, but Is Himself Killed.

EastOn. Pa. Nov. 13.-Osborne Williams
foreman OF the Penn-Bangor slate quarry
at Wind Gap, was instantly killed to-day.
a guy rope on a large derrick showed
signs Of weakening, and Williams went TO
warn his men away. Just as he got thesn
out OF harms way the rope snapped and
the derrick fell. a pin in the falling der
rick struck Williams and pierced his heart.
Williams was thirty years old, and leaves
q widow and two children
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
ITALIAN ADMIRAL ON VISIT.
Inspects Various Shops in League
Island Navy Yard.

Philadelphia. Nov. 15.-Accompanied by
Capt. Mazzinghi. commanding the Italian
cruiser Ettore FieramCsca. Rear Admiral
Robert Cali, commanding the Oceanic
Squadron OF the Italian navy. visited the
League Island navy yard this morning.
As he drove through the gates, the Italian
admirars flag was unfurled from tire
masthead Of the receiving snip Lancaster
and thirteen guns belched forth their
salute.
Craig. commandant Of the navy yard, and
exchanging Official couTtesies with hiD,
tho party drove around the yard get
ting out Of their carriage several times
10 90 in various shops.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
Train Robbers Escane Posse.

Reno. New. Nov. 1S.--After a running
fight in which hundreds OF shots were
fired, the bandits who robbed the South
eTn Pacific express at Carlin. and took
1000 in money and effects from the the
passengers. have escaped TO the Bad
Lands. A posse of deputy sherifIs IS now
on the trail. No one was injured IN the
fusillade of bullets.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
Auto-baiter Himself n scoreher.

White Plains, \. Y, Nov. 13.-An auto
mobile containing Judge Joseph Glover.
of GTeenburgh, who came into prominence
a few weeks ago. because he fined United
States Senator Chauncey N. Depew S>5
for exceeding the speed limit in the town
OF Greenburgh, was held I'D to-day by
the police of Irving. while going about
thirty miles an hour. Judge Glover was
let go without a fine
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
TO DANISH MARIE SULZER.
Kaiser Declares she Is Austrian
Subject Since Her Marriage.

London. Nov. 1.-THE Berlin corre-
spondent OF the Daily Express says that,
taking advantage of the fact that by
marrying Baron Iiebenberg, Marie Sui
zer. the actress. became an Austrian sub
ject, the Prussian government has served
q notice on her ordering her to quit the
country within a fortnight, on the ground
that she is an undesirable alien.
If she does not comply she will be fore
IDLY expelled by the police
This step was taken TO supplement the
Kaiser's banishment to German Southwest
Africa, Of Prince Joachim. his majestys
cousin. who intended to marry the actress.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
G0URDAIN IS DYING.
Eccentric Chicago Man Not Expected
to Face New Trial.


Chicago. Nov. 1S.-Former lottery king
Louis A. Gourdain. who gained notoriety
as the only man who ever tried to break
into Joliet Penitentiary. is dying at New
Orleans. His attorney. W. Knox Haines,
does not think he viii live to face trial
January >
Had he not been taken i'll. Gourdain
would be doing fine now in his own pri-
vate prison. Brought to Chicago on q
charge of completely ia a get rich
quick scheme, GOurdain promised the
jury he would not appeal. but would
take his medicine If convicted He was
convicted and sentenced TO two years
term in prison.
Then a clever lawyer raised tech
nical point which involved new trial,
at which his acquittal would be q prac-
teal Centainty
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
PERU HOLDS ITS SILVER.
win Not Permit Coin to Be Taken
Ont of the Country.

Lima, Peru, Nov. 13.-Despite the fact
that there is no law prohibiting the ex-
port of silver, the government to-day re-
fused 70 permit the shipment Of silver
sols to the United States and England by
WAY Of Panama.
The Luggage of departing passengers
was searched and they were not al
lowed TO take with them more than ten
silver solS each.
The situation arising from the advance
IL silver is somewhat improved
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14

Gent, commissioner General Sargent left
to-day for Honolulu, where, he viii, on
November 30, supervise the landing OF
about LOO Spanish, Portuguese, and
French. The cry has already been raised
that IN the sending Of these immigrants
to Hawaii the contract labor laws have
been violated. If it has been President
Roosevelt and Commissioner General
Sargent have unconsciously sanctioned
such violations of law.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
Judre stricken with paraIy.i.

Richmond, Va. Nov. 13.-Judge A. X
Leake was stricken with paralysis this
morning while in attendance upon Cir
cult Court in Louisa
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
DRUG TRUST WILL LOSE CASE.
Judge Hints Decision in Combine
Trial WIFE Be Adverse.

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. I3.-FOliOwing
argument in the case Of the United States
against the members OF the alleged drug
trust. Judge Anderson, of the Federal
court, to-day took the case under advise
ment, but said that the filing OF de-
murrers precluded the defendants from
raising the question of jurisdiction
On the question of conspiracy in re-
stTaint OF trade the court plainly inti--
mated that he would hold with the gov
ernment.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
PRESIDENT NEARING PANAMA.
During Visit, Two Members Of Canal
Commission May he Appointed.


The wireless station at Che Washington
Navy Yard received a message last night
stating that the Louisiana, conveying the
President, was nearing Colon; that the
President and all on board were well and
the weather fine The message was sent
via Guantanamo and Key West
one Of the subjects which viii claim
the attention Of the President during his
visit To Panama is the appointment CT
two members Of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission 10 hll the vacancies caused by
the resignation Of Gov. MagoOn and the
failure Of the Senate TO confirm the noml-
nation of j. Bucklin Bishop.
While a number Of names have been
under consideration, decision has been
reserved until the President can look
into the matter personally.
1T IS considered quite likely that Dr.
GoTEas. the chief sanitary officer, and r.
Reed Rodgers. the general counsel Of the
commission. may receive the appoint
ments
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
Lone Bank Robber Gets $1,000.

Newton, Kans. Nov. I3.-The Midland
National Bank, in Newton, was held up
this afternoon by one man and robbed of
about $1,000 IN currency. The rObber was
rather tail. Slight in weight, and of light
complexion. He was about twenty-eight
years old So Ear as known he mad no
accOmpiices.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
..speakensiesv Heavily Fined.

Richmond, Va. Nov. 13.-The Virginia
Supreme Court opened to-day. fined Byrd
Fletcher s., 500 for violating the local op-
ton law, and sentenced him to two
months in jail Ewell Rose, in similar
case. was fined $3.50, and sentenced for
TWO months.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
EXPLAINS $4,000 SHORTAGE
Chief Clerk Ralph P. Johnson Tells
of Finding Funds Gone.
Upon Checking Up Receiving Teller
age borrowed to Make Up Snra-

ST. Louis, No. Nov l3.-The matter TO
be investigated by the new Federal grand
Jury here tomorrow viii be that Of the
Of S6l, $50 from the st. Louis
subtreasury.
The manner in which the shortage was
discovered leaked out to-day in advance
of the grand jury investigation It was
discovered October by Chief Clerk Ralph
p. johnson. who is also cashier. The story
told. and considered reliable, is to this
effect:
II was his custom to check up Receiv-
ing Teller Dyer's cage about every two
weeks. and on the morning Of October .
he went to Dyer, telling him he was
ready to check up. and then turned away
for few minutes. When johnson checked
up he found that the books and cash bal
anced, and he
until he actuaI
saw Dyer place
FeTguson's cage
and he found,
Dyer had gone
age in Ferguson
Dyer now sta
fact. on Septem'
was a shortage
to locate il befOI, n4s 1u.,vl ivIo uisv0, ~.
it; that to prevent its discovery by John
son he borrowed $61.5e0 from Ferguson
after Johnson had come to check up. it
being customary for each to borrow from
the other in the regular business Of the
day. and that after Johnson had checked
Up he returned the S6I-5o0 package TO Fer
guson's cage. where johnson a little later
found it.
4 number of bucket shops and pool
rooms have been subpoenaed 10 testify in
the case before the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day; to-
morrow partly cloudy and warm
er light west to south winds.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
rrnnce.. ReIirious PoIicv Annrnred

Paris. Nov. Batter long debate the
Chamber of Deputies to-day, by a vote
of 416 to 163, approved the governnent's S
policy Of church and state.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
STATE ACCUSED AS
LABOR LAWBREAKER
South Carolina Involved by
immigration Scheme.
SARGENT ALSO BLAMED
Solicitor Asked for Opinion on
Validity of Colonization.

Project for Importation Of 900 Per-
with sanction OF Federal Govern
ment-HaHy Drought to America
Under Csntract-DecisIon In Case
VIII Affect Almost Entire South.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
>. H. Small & Sons, FIorTsts.

l4th and O SIS. Washington; Waldo-g
Astoria and5u5S Broadway, New York.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
BOND CIRCULATION
PLAN IS REJECTED
Bankers Favor Use Of United
States Securities Only.
NO DECISION ON REFORM
Commission May Have to ADJ
iOurn Without Settlement.

subcommittee VIII Probably BE Ap-
pointed 10 Consider General De-
tails OF Matters Submitted to the
Ffnanciers at the Present Confer
ence-GraduRted Tax on Emer-
gency Circulation Is Discussed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
In adaltion TO Dravving Interest

Funds deposited in banking dept. of Union
Trust Company, l4l4 + St, are subject TO
cheek at viii. Savings accounts invited.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14

Flowers for ssCOming-Out- Teas.
Orchids Violets. &c. Shaffer. 18th and I.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
LOCAL.

bond Plan Tor Currency Reform Re
jected-
state Accused Of Breaking Immigra-
ton Law
2-Federal Appraiser in New York Dis
f25sseJ
: '.odfso Educational Methods De-
nCUnced.
president Scored for Diseharging Ne
gro Troops.
2-Rowlsnd Reed Attempts Suicide
12-Crusade Started Against Diaries.
12-BOokmaker Davis Placed on Trial
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14

Burns Half the Quantity of Gas
Ofte hot water radiator The best DEM
onstratiOns 500 9Th St
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
SPORTING.

S-9-Results Of Football. Racing. and
Other Sporting Events.
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wide Boards, 81 Per 100 it.

Lumber Trust Broken.
Libbey & Co. 9th st. and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPEIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
Pages
I-Flttsburg Prays for Police.
1-Gen. Clay Dimes on Wild Boar.
3-Noted Lawyer to Aid Thaw
3-Death List Growing in Railroad Wreck
divorce Congress Urges Uniform Laws
7-Nansen Praises Peary's Work.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14

cOratIOns at most
Ickistones. 18th & II.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-14
POLITICAL.

3-Odeu Scores New York Campaign.
4-Conercss Jackson May B
Prosecuted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION ON
 ISSUANCE OF BONDS.


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Thai in accordance with the Organic Law Of the Territory of Arizona, and the Revised Statutes of Arizona pertain-. ing to elections, and pursuant to res olution of the Common Council of the City of Bisbee passed and adopted at a meeting of the said Council held on the 2Ith day of December, 1905, by which resolution it was decided to caA a special election, at which election should be submitted to the qualified electors and owners of real or personal property subject to taxation in said city, the question whether or not said city should issue bonds for the con struction of sewerage system in' the said City of Bisbee, special election will be held in the said City of Bis bee on the 5th day of February, 1906 between the hours of 8 o'clock in the morning and 6 o'clock in the evening of said day, at which election will be submitted to the qualified electors and Fners of real or personal properly sd15ect to taxation in the said City of BIsbee, the question whether or not the said City of Bisbee shall issue bends in the sum of Eighty Thousand Dollars for the construction of a sewer Eage system in the said city, said bonds not to bear a rate of interest exceed ing six per centum per annum payable serni-annually, and said bonds 10 run twenty-five years and be payable as follows. to-wit: During the first five years of the time which they are to run only the interest shall be due thereon. and at the end of each year thereafter, besides the interest. there shall be due and payable on said bonds. the sum of Four Thousand Dollars un- ud the said bonds shall have been paid. . Notice is further given that said cleo ton will be held in the following places: 'i" In the First Ward, at the Fire House: in the Second Ward, at the office of M. J. Brown. on Main street; in the Third Ward. in the John son Block.
 Said special election will be conduct ed-in ailrespscts as regular eIectier in said city excepting only. that the, form of the ballot to be furnished elee- tors shall be as follows: Shall the. bonds for the construction of a sewer. age system be issued? Yes
 Shall the bonds for the construction Of a sewerage system be issued? No
 Dated and done at the office of the. Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bisbee this 3rd day of January, f50e
 c. W.HIcKs, City Clerk.