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RcIlcxc occunntInn Fermancnt.

London. Ca. f7.-Ne-E .a" people He-.
believe rlEt TIE American occupation OF
Cuoa VIII he temporary. --d ae enc who
has aar interest. c.wu.r-lsi or other
wise. In The island. desires that it should
D. -o. TIE general opinion is tlat ,le
solves lhLo 90 govern themselves iu tveu-
ty years -iuc rur better fHau a- pres .nt
it is thsaght tsat Jho theory o. d tcn-
por.-y occupation wit He maintained lor
d lclE dime. perhaps for several years. out
Circumstances fu rGs eua wiI aEa--u!a tle
present situation
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Janaa's cement Industry.

Hlc commercial progress Ci Japan Is
being ielt u tile United States. The
growth o. its cement Industry has been
d surprise Co certain commercial ceutcrs
.a This country. japan has received large
orders from san Francisco. brought
about by the recent catastrophe. Nlae
years ago IFS exports Of cement amount
"a to only sSlA1 in value Ia 1893 Il J. j
increased to $4,000 The WAY tempo
farily checked tie growth of the industry
I-c value OF cement exported from
japan for the I've months Gf this year
.r5ad in Nav. exceeded tbat for the
u-- f. sr lest wear
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
MOODY TO QUIT MARCH l.
Rumnr Again AnOat that Attorney
General VIII Soon Retire.

It was aUtdor.tadvcly stated yesterday
t.fr Attorney General Moody would re
sisn His position cu january next, but
tHat le feared it would be impossible for
against jae beef trust and the Standard
on Company have interested hiui. and II
i5 believed that the administration de-
=ires to hold linn until their conclusion.
it Is said that De places the date Of l.s
positive retirement at March j. 1914 For
this reason. it is probable that his raslg-
nation when made, VIII bear that date.
10 announcement has set been made 9f
his successor OF of the position which DE
viii hold after his retirement bJt il is
believed here that Ec viii Te-eut1r the
practice os lew. ana also Massachusetts
politics. presumably becoming candidate
t9g United States Senator
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WILSON'S BEE NOT BUZZING.
Princeton President Denies Bcing
Candidate fer the Senate.

Ncw York. Oct IL-Anoas the pes
salgers who arrived to-day ou the steam-
er Caledonia. from Glasgow. were DR.
Woodrow Wilson. president of Princeton
University. ard his fsU-,- DIT Wilson
said lie had heard Of talks Cf hIs name
a- United States Senator. But it was
without amy a3troritv from him. DT.
Wilson said- Although 7 I'm an old
tue Democrat and would do any service
,o restore the party g. power. Z cannot
ST.. thai t would be amy help TO accept
sg.1 a8 Office. I would DC reluctant 20
-.l- ~ uly WORK at Princeton
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HARD TO BEC0IIE CITIZENS.
lcv Naturalization Law More Dill
crlit fer IEouId-Eie Voters.

Sew 1otf. oeL li-rLe United >Jatee
Circuit and District courts WIZ begin
Monday 10 issue citizenship papers under
jhl new Tow which went into effect s3ou.
twu weeks ago. and which makes it much
more difficult tl secure papers
The lzamiuatiol of applicants for ei--
.1-uship formerly Conducted by tile Unit
ad States commissioners VIII now d,yoIve
upon the Federal Judges. Formerly the
applicant fer final papers had Go produce
eue witness vha could swear ta Iis eocd
reputation during tas probationary peri-
od OF i've years. through an of which
period tae witness must have known the
applicant Intimately. Ieucat0rth &c viii
.r necessary I'D produce two such wit
UasE.-
T-e uew Ilw also requires minute de-
s.-iDuou off the applicant On hi- first
papers are noted his occupation. height
u-rislt. age. color of hair and eyes cou-
UIeE.1u, and any peculiar marks of .Icu-
uaesriou that Doe may bear
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
20UIC FUNERAL IS HELD.
f'rouircut citizens Pay last Re-
spcrt 10 Rockville ttturHc3.

Rockville Nd Oet 1L-Tae Un.m, of
Nlllisn Fe.rs EoUir. VINO di-d uu Fri-
Gav iest soak place jhi~ afternoon SIT s.
O'Clock --gm hs Iate residence Eelg. The
.at-rm.ut was in Rockville Cemetery
Tha furees' wa- largely attended lv
ur1uiHsut citizens throughout tl. eoun-
tt IHe services were conducted 70, ,ae
Rev Dr BUCK. Of Washington. %. O..
rHa peHhoarers Were Judco Jstnes E
B-r ]er-o., N.--r= Edward g. p.ta-. ~.
IS. welsh Jame- r. Irndie. Jonn r.
Brul.-t. WaIt.. A. NuHTaE a. clinton
AIEUtt nnd EaE-- r.. Darhr
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AUToE0BILE TURNS Turtle
Ovncr OF c-r Ec~cuca Ey 0-ouru
sstcr Az arc Yarorsu Ors.

Greenwich Conn. oc, Ii-AH a-soug-
bile. driven 1y !. y. N.saa..er. gt New
York. ia which were Ills @ff.. bis moth
y.-ie-l1w 4rs. Green. ana hs us
aunt. 1l-s Webb wueI upside 5avu
ea Puts Ei'i 81 Cre.nH.el -.oa ta-
day iEjujag af af the uart- sEr Nau-
1asla- was hunt huJ ao, se-lavz'v.
I'll. car WAS iHlr down t'e HIL
Vti.a NI ten. VH.a ra t.
pulled off, ead ta- s,eer..1 rsar refused
tp work pvcper,g Ta- car .n % taz
side of the road where talTa. 3 e --gea
,-.i 53ukmeut theu turueJ .deD.Es. -ra
WCmc0 being thrown ten frl-. and 1r
Naulaalcu pinned b.ac1fn 81,
Ills injuries wo,,io have 1-sa -seatsI
but for ..e heroic work of t5e s.ameu
wao b-' almost suparluulu st-au- p
lifted .ae cap 1ud rescued hlm
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NEW BATTLE SHIP TRIALS.
s'our of thc fa--r-t ships I'm tEc
Na.l 40 BE- E.s.cI -..r-I-.

Nusy tO Br Tested ~aorsI-.
Of new 0a- saIs a-. .s reH. aT H.
lore JaHsF.s- = and
VIII he held oI lla 1.re coast
ss-z -a. tha -,ip- Er
,.s.tHn NFt lard io F.. a
painted Before treu rt
largest iag-Ie Ships jar .l.- ..r5.
u. American ueET a-d ee n-
-lr- arT.-.l cruisers Hs b. -r s
ei.I TESTS E'- E-tluesota r
l-.i.- -t l
EeH Siusa aa Dt+ Dock C
uacs. vIl a- .ri.3 na October
tr-sIees @
ra= w H .e. -sD
t.ar v.t.ee ..r.
gH eEtrl lE.i I.r - H - r9
duration HF.r
ship Wl Ua " -GH-
sE5.z.a s.-h.a. ia ...a-
tar current practice. ..I bod a...
heretofore .5..H results
wording ai lH. contract .r s-
L5ar col tle H.Hr ea. is lfe-ri Te-
laE. recently .. ... ls 4
subjected r aE 1-r
duration. IS ".e H..4 decided -
terms .l t'. esH-r.... permit r.a >..r H.
nar.l-al Jo s-e-lfv t.. els-a-.. n
tess. ard On -aa rEs. Cr --e 1Ill-.-1.a f..
WASHINGTON eH. 1aar w
-f. Ior anr. aal@r.sFaE runs
e.Va a0v -esfs- fre Er
IS Tis laF cannot @
Furnish Ships ts e"r -
t.u- r.-r= H.-
r.s.- ST.. a-.ig .. .-e r- a..H- a -
waters
Minnesota. w5i." E.#
-. t.. Kansas 100. t '.-
e- obese ,z...l.G .a .-
a-ri-- .-. Bass. -.
a.sr #E a g....a... -'I -r.- l
rsn-aia sr-.
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FIND HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT.
Reward Oacrcd for Bns-b', Book
keeper, who l. Missing.

Parkersburg. ". va. oct lL-luFesli-
CATION Of the books 81 Carroll g. Pickett
bo0kkcaper Of the National Bank. vho
has been missing from Hc city lCl a week
shows 81 shortage ot $50 iu his accounts
4 Warrant h1s been issued for Him DE- tI
Citizens Trust ANA Guaranty COMPANY
which IS on his bond. and q circular or-
feriu1 reward for his capture has been
Sent out
Pickett seemed To- be- weu supplied uis1
money. and gave Mrs Pickett $50 5afa-
De left home Sine. men ue has u9. been
heard FROM When he failed 10 appear ai
tho time he sa.d Ee would return from hl-
proposed "Trip. The investigation Of DIS
books was begun, wiki the result al-
-oulced
Pickett married Miss Nay Paris. "a
prominent Young woman ur this gitr
lLrar maut.s ago. She IS pra-trtJsd 5se.
bis dfSippcauuco and Gclale1ucu.
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HIDES BOOTY III CEMETERY.
Former Member oT Navy Arrested
Charged with Theft.

IT :" n "------ I-----
winchester fa.. oe.. f+-Tla sraEe= o.
ra. dead ig tHe cemetery lu uIs eilr r-,-.
tuu unique hiding places Tor th booty
which Wesley Markell mu a
-Es United States eaFE. F.ae charged VIII.
stealing. i5e was .rsaet.. ..st.-f;v ---
nest A g-lS- ialr ot iT. ara-r. E-.- az
t.a @7 au ae.puDH.e- Ta- rralart.
belonged Ie Charles .1uG-r-a-e- and
G.1rs. j. Markic. NJ West Newton. Pa.
and was taken fleH O. lsaGgiae house.
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CLAIMS SUBMERGED LAND.
Fish Commission ASSERTS TjiI,. TO
Tract Claimed s., .rcsust..

lsl '3 lie bt.si.a-tr H.-7rI
Annapolis. aid. c.t 1t.-Ez-Sta-. se.a-
tor Thomas 81 Robinson off Hartford
County. counsel TO tle Maryland sb.H-
-sl commission aas su1mui.taI au oH.a-
.7n o. t, commission upon tHe question
raised several days ago. as D Hlsthe.
,He state bad risat &. cake uu e..-
lain portion W land iu S.. Iarv's C0anls.
which has washed away aud i- uag. COW
cred NE water. for tia purposes Of 9y--
-e- cultivation. as required bv tas uea
1aHaH oyster laH. THE ha.lam Il oue--
t9n "t- "f one uHe na-t of tae tract
'l ~ tH-n-- #Huar. which W3s owned
's l.e Jesuit priests Iae shc.Gsa come
al5s"e-s referred tac problem -a th.H
c9Uu-. 'or Alr Robinson. who holds that
L.e land belongs I'D la, State. and lHas
iae commission has li2at t5 I.as. ig fol
oyster culture
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
ROCKVILLE WOMAN IS DEAD.
Niss Eama Ho'vie holland Expires
rom NeryOus TsnuIIc.

--a O.. li.. -'sIu-tan HeraiE
Rockville lld- oct U.-Nss Emma
io"l. Holland. daagater of ta Ale
Lee0.r.HH Holland. .r tais county. died
Ht 1890 O'Clock ia-r Hient The nome f
ti#t.er-0y ~. Talbot OF this place. a-ea
s.N.l--ts years Iea-l was aue 1o nerg-
"#- troubles Ms- Holland l0r many
.7r~ past ..s devoted l.r energies t1
tire success of Rockville Cemetery. -re
Was 81 sister of Air. fF. e. T.laarf 2Ir-
81. d.. Bowie. # H.I.a BROOKE. 1f
Rose ~ H"@ra and H.-rrf H5-#a
holland HH.-aL services w.E h- .es
Tuesday al p. me-
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G0RKY SAus FOB ITALY.
Suss-7u 2otoliat aa5 saaz-anior,
er-.Irr,-c trl~rf-. a.. 5geaort.

f.usH-7U t0F0I.#t y" u u
Eadanc tRa~ri-.g. ge30rt-
Sew ra-s. g.# E5r.--. p
-,..s.au r-. Iullcnist and - -'
pEaa .a. Ean. l-lzi.
rsa uo..ils -o ~ A " a
ege 1a
'l..tl.i u u-le
tr aE $40 ar- being
said . w1aH Ga
S1r. M
-H companies. us. s-l.
taaGcet O.. RI. a t-a.
ls va f.ra @ Il
s.I-r.r r1-.l -c.
u.-l. 'r. -aEea -acu .-r ll. .-,-4.
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Fncl.,tiic .lnman -, -.

s--s-l go a.. H hiu.taH H-'a
Rockville. Mt, ost tL-ALrs. Emma p.
Enou os this county. hes fIei -uu l
rhi- court. asking for ID daeIo~ 90 al-
aIut. JEor.e from her huspaud A.-
Eus.1s y. Nnarr. WHO IS now resiGe.t
ol the State of New JersE
They vere married aH NuF,mh.- --.
$685. agd lived together Uuttl August. l.
ir Baltimore
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NoT 10 DODGE NEW YORK.
Chairman Griess says Dir. Williams
VIII Speak for Mr. Hearst.

70 III SReaLA EDF M AActai"a'
Il should like TO state in the most en-
phatc 8ay. in the interest of both truth
au6 justice 10 Hon. john sharp Williams,
that Mr Williams has not signifed any
unwiilingUess 70 make speeches for Che
Democratic state ticket in New YORK,
said Representative James II. Grisss,
chairman of the Democrats Congressional
Campaign Committee. 90 q reporter of The
Herald
''TEe Washington press has given wide
currency go the statement thar Alr VIII
Jams lafused % 80 into New York i'm be-
hall of tne ticket named At Buffalo, and
tlc opposition made tac most of this
nvthicsi refusal. I want TO say that the
Democratic leader Of the House placed
rimsef entirely 40 jhe disposal OF our
committee and Will labor zeal0usly for the
u7Yty cause in any locality 10 which hc
mas be assigned. feel satisfied that
Tho Herald is TOO just and fair-uiudcd a.
paper ID faV to correct a statement for
which there was uo basis iu fact and
Which could only serve 20 10 personal
ir any.
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D0wIE's APPEAL Is ~ F6IE,
Former Leader of Eio1 foo iH q"
o-ca TEis f-rsu-i=u.

Chicago. oct i--t
Volva ieseI H.ra .- ZION C-
la-3ay as .I- l.a.
sewi. d.aa-.T .4'.- ..
sE. a. dr=r-t. .la- u
--.. na-a Hi- E..r~
gf as v- aHr -.H. C'.....-. [1U-.
Who Joined F.I
sei-H th- rlu-- bitterness .
sl.u- na -Hid. uH Hsra
El#u wie ar H
Dr D-w ial erU...af e. open .-
.oT. lie rLs E..- r.r.l.. -uJ--.
81. Oh. u1.. ol u-g.E. ana rr .r-I.l...
..4r u.7F ia-.I-r
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Appointed as Bece1vers.

George G. Ge-tmaa ana Ds--. IS.
O'D0HogLuc. attorneys. have h.aa s1-
pointed receivers Of rac Egm 3e J-HniHes
5v Se.ts local building contractors. Hr
JG~ij-- Gould, of fhc Uisuic. ~uu-ea
Court = DCU Son FOR dissolution oi Dts-
0.IshIn Was recently filed by Scott
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
CLUBS CHARTER REVOKED.
RicEn,oud Organization CuiIts Of
Selling liquor to q Uiror.

~r,.1' 81. l. Washington f.1
Richmond fa- Oct E--l. Oak
Grove Pleasure, CIrh. off Herrieo was
Hrrar-.ed .1 t-' Cr.utt Court yesterday
for ae.ea-rg r member Jnder tHs1tt--aae
years of as- Hrs seiliH= E.m whisky Tr.
evidence '.'H- conclusive rH. charter
of ,.c cl-F. gr W.Ii as i.s license. was
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
START ELEPHANT RANCH.
Firs, shipment Made So Texas.
breeding Earm Established.

Valentine. Tex. oes l--Tha first Ship
r,eu- ot elephants which a-a to stock tae
largo cIc0hart ranch which Is bcuG es-
tlbl.saca near hero hy T. r. Adams and
associates l[ Cru- York arrived hare t1-
G4v There r. sour males aad one
-aal- iu 81. nitieI ..oUoEr
OthG- iu-r-ts U.- ee received duTlHg
the ueyt f-w weeks. ulrL raa ranch Is
stocked Ui-. about one -u15red females
a.d zavtra. al-s ft is said Ja b. tla
6rst experiment af breeding elephants
o1 d larg- scale c,-r attempted l ti.a
cluutT-
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F-cdcricI>si,urz rrstor Resigns.

~Hs-l g.. I-a Nahu-t.-t i'f.
Fredericksburg. Na- Ca.- it-Tae He.
Dr. J. ~. Eessnra f4s s.z years pastor
ut tHe Pres .Eta.i1u church er tri- c.4
rendered his resignation t0-GGg Ifo .
tG5t as U-esidcur Oi an. Fredericksburg
College De-. could NOT give narh HSJiu
un-# proper attention. H. $50.
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Identification yIec-s N2stcr5.

~T--I|| y n" H"-'H|-'-T fIIT"I1.
Wheeling ST. Va. oct rl-T.- Wheel
ing wur5e- mystery victim ha- .e.n iJ-u.
SIZED lH-d.- a- Harry b. Walls. E. Eel
.a.i. iDhio' Eovge man. fH- body NH
eNhume3 to-day ad tha .dsusE.a.i.n IS
complete. Fb. police ar. still vet-5--
er tt. case. and opinion is divided a= q.
whether Fl Was -.rig.J. ur murder.
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ErRs. ELIZA N. TYLER DEAD.
DosCrndaEt of GOV. Bradford. of
Nayfoy5cr Fame. PASSES Away.

Painted. n. J.. Oct. liars Eliza
Narsaret Tyler Hil= of Col 1Iaz-a IS.
tyler died suddenly from hear, failure
ut hes hobc here this morning.
Ais Tyler was daughter of thc late
Rev. JOHN Fred aricl Schroeder. r. T..
formerly of Trinity Parish. Eew Tor5
City, and gland-Caughtcr cf Elijah Board
man. formerly United States Senator from
Connecticut. and @ Iiaeai descendant 81
Gov. William Bradford, of Che Mayaower
Her grandmother was an own cousin o..
Jeremiah Mason. he distinguished Con-
stitutional lawyer and United States sen
utug from New Hampshire.
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Hnr FnII. Inac- Na-on.

W.-tug j.. Levy .9--.ea" Fe,rs e-d oi
gS Foar-aad-a-la.. s-rat southwest
while skating s.. ra.t nl IBIS ho.a 81.
under tla wheels ~ a- -t--er.a.ti 81.
Company IS son ard received d tra.lUr.
ot .att ankle lie was lHt seriously iu-
fu~lt
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tu.o Occupants slalcn g7.

1u -c-1.f r-ul .-
s. Ge- ~ 1e @
eel .allrart. ali r.
srse aaEs rcsr
SHAKEN r0 e.-H~.f Oh t t
Erd- road rn l
-.g--af- ---r-f
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- -. -

New Yors Oct. I.-Ar5-ed Su7day. @tcaI-tls
taIelol1 .l,aa Glasgow 0rjeha
Da,roTs 8 ialca. =tH -IguJt: ka--t Eu. if
-'r iilti1er7. d. E. Sei N.,'ac. jial ioi
L7trTaoi % d. u
I0ceri.- je.n.r- lg- r ndas I.la-l7H3 IeH
london Oc-cb5r 6.
Dne ru-asy. Clu47'l u-4 LrcJeo', u
5e-
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stade-t UiIi Loso E,e.

-adeipas. Oee. i=.-oscar i. Forester.
81 University ei pennsylvania shnaa
uaa injured - @ class u>a s-eora.
aso Eu lose lha e.si Gf Dds =
sss- according 10 surgeons ot tn- Tsi-
fitv Hcpi-.l Ai-ia--l Hou e.t &.
tl- hospital. Is wH.cd aa laa la- tcs ulrs
toers-er co.IAed 10 q clr1 .es1 .lla
u-laa.- ~ 49, ll-
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E-ataIis Eurt by T-aia.

SI.-sL f1 Tt. lf.-.l IEl-E
Calvartoa Va. Oct ll-WaHe s,,.uu,-
iaS go beard ss-.shs train a.r. t.i-
after8aou Gcogs- crul1. cl 20 Esst Nnta
street. Newport KS. Nas ruu over Both
..-= were severed ite viIl dr.
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MA.aINeroN uEnALn nrHEAu.-


tBeu telephone No. llaJ
Northeast Corral ITu-. and Eaai Streets
Alexandra. W.. Oct lL-Perhaps never
before iu THE history of Alexandria has
murder trial been conducted with such
dispatch as was the uiai az Howard
Banks. colored who was shortly after
midnight Saturday nIgnJ round guilty
Of murder iu The Hrst degree on tie
charge of shooting and killiDE Thomas
E,zey also c1Iogsd. Counsel for Banks
1aGe motion for new trial. on the
ground that tbe verdict was contrary
80 the iaw and tAe evidence ia the case,
and October - was the date set by judge
Barley for herring argument.
Tla murder was comm. ted ON the uisut
of October z. ana October the murderer
Surrendered himself g. the police. The
-lml Gav Ia was indicted iv -le grand
Ilrs aHa t.a DAYS was occupied iH bear
ia- tae case. making total el nine
days being consumed after ais arrest Ue-
fore hi- case s- disposed ~.
Oao OF tle oldest and oos--El1Vn l.Hols
n tHe et- WHO Ias perhaps. served an
ia... a.s il-l --E a.al lg Ile l.tt-
to-Iiel- stated tElt from what l- Lad
tho prisoner WIi le granted u.R uiaL
Iu tHa cve.t ca tae failure o- tae court
to grant Banks HDa tral, ae W.l Dc
sentenced t1 be hanged
Autumn Church Reunion.
~e ut-ma reunion c. tho officers.
,eaclels scholars. parents. and friends
of tae IethelI-t Eul aepal Church So
ciatr uHl o. aell at that church next
sunday
CoIored Man Found Dead.
john Bales co.gIed Eas Yesterday ar
teruoau found dead sttug ll chair at
house at tha corner 81 Prmee and P,y-
ton streets. Coroner s. D. Moore was
notified. ana ast.r viewing the remains.
decided lrat Bales featn WIS due To-
heart failure. EHe remains were removed
tp the undertaking enlistment o..
A.-S William Eeua.n- & Son. and pre-
pared tlr bgu
Many Attend Services.
Tr. 81. the various eaat.n.-
-.-..r 7r. HH attended ST grs.
Trata--ast Er-.eH C.r.r t E.F. r.
r. Barber occupied -ae paIut Tonight. AL
t.a Second Fr.-.- ,.sn Church .ar ssr-
.. H conducted r E... To-.r. b.
E..-r. %. L.e....- w. At tHa other
- Oh. r-s-a-. preachers oe-l-
pied ta. pun..
Al.r. g. IE.#- .l. ths.s-muntHs Odd
SON af GaerEa E and Ida E. Idrl. 5tsl
ta-aas al A-s parents residence --1- Duke
street..
r. W. sler-a-aaa. os ,le Long Island
. Railroad. ST." Io.a. IS ia Gals eitr sH
O. r TIasC. who I.- boon ATTENDING
. -Ha Ea.-a1.t horse show .S returned
3. Hr-r. .f NaF-ss. E.- Wr9 Ha.
bean r t.i- @.lr .a- several DAYS p.st
... evening rt.-ra5 u. h Iau..
j. H Ear.l. af -. 5f. County. lTd.
I D.. r. Crt--. of Jre3H9fu. VA. ar,
-.. Euf.l PI-wr'
i s- r. q. Hope. of 5nat1n N... Wl.
been spending ta. pas. $3.50 v. k
r.-..-E u.r daughter. N.-- Na#e'.H.
Hope. l..t I.s evening .ar 1-.uurHu. NJ
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.GAM0HH HERE Gone
lie Heard No Crying Demand
for Currency Reform.
WHOLE Day IN CONFERENCE

Talked Politics with the President
and Postmaster General Corteiyou.
..ymcIe Joe" Confident OF succeSs
in West OF thc RerubIican Party
Discussed Ne,, York Situation.
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BANKS WILL Be HANGED
Not Believed Alexandria Ne
ORC Can Get New Trial.
RECORD MADE BY THE COURT

Only Nine Days Consumed Between
Time oG Murder and Rendering of
yerdic; bs Jury-Coiored Han
Found Dcad-M. +. church south
80 Have Autumn Reunion.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Speaker cannon has not heard amy cry
ial 6eu.uJ for eurreacy reform Iie does
not believe lherc IS any occasion i3l
special legislation alous that line at Tire
urcs4u, d.l This IS his position as out-
lined n au ltcrsl1a yesteroaE
The Speaker arrived n tbe cts I'm the
morning. and held two Important political
conferences, one ni,h President Roosevelt
.n lhe evening. and tae other with Post
master General Car-eiyor., chairman of
.e a publican National Committee, ear
Her .n tle aaE.
Ta, -trauqu I'll Sew Eora ~as es-
l.-auy taken ug. il is understood, as
tle President and ar Ccrts'y5u ara par
toularIy interested in t.e campaign there,
ana the speaker is 10 deliver several
speeches In that s-4Je shortly. Aside
lf-m the ,urreaey proposition, air. cans
uoa's views ou cta-r questions Of interest
g.. present l-T bc Briefly sanH fiz.a as
f.Tf ..--
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Autumn Church Reunion.

'.a -lt-m1 reunion O. the oGce-s
teacaels scholars. parents and friends
oe tle Letholi-t Epi apaI Church So
ciafr ssh D. lell 81, that church next
~rrd-v
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
discussed Ee5t so~E >itu-ticp.

Speaker Cannon declined TO discuss his
TWO conferences. but said his visit with
Mr. Cortrlycu "as more for thc purpose
e- ols-lain2 Has--oGie- appointment
Ter .ae al his cons .itaen.s than anything
Despite dis aia. however. it IS
-1 f tre political sItul-
-oI iA s~" .H Was The iaP.rant topic
luler discuss gn- AIR. Cor.elvau has las.
returned from "a surrey of the New York
sltlalta and is in d bet,.r position tlsl
aay Gae else 10 advise tae Speaker as
80 the needs uf th- Republicans flr4,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-05
EVIDENCE SENSATIONAL
ILIFF TRIAL is NOW ON
Plaintiff Says That His Wife Threat
ened to Kill Him. and in Cross Com
plant She Alleges Things That Are
Very Sensational.

Perhaps the most sensational di
vorce proceedings ever held in the
Wayne Circuit Court, were commenc
ed yesterday morning, when the suit
of ]. Edgar Tiff against Mary E. Tiff
for legal separation, was called for
trial. Mrs. Tiff is represented by
Attorney l.. C. Abbott and Thomas j
Study, and shorty before the opening
of the case a cross complaint was
filed in which the defendant prayed
divorce and sufficient alimony. Hen
ry U. Johnson is the attorney for Mr.
Ilifi.
The allegations in both complaint
and cross complaint are sensational
Mr.. Tiff says that his wife at times
threatened his life,and Mrs. Iliff in her
cross compliant, makes sensational
charges.
Judge La Toilette, of Portland is on
the bench.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-05
SCHLEY IS SLATED
FOR SENATORSH|P
Hero of Santiago Is Promi-
nentIy Mentioned to Sue
Ceed A. P. German.
GOVERNOR CAN APPOINT
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE DOES
NOT MEET TILL JANUARY, 1908
-WARFIELD SAID TO SEEK THE
HONOR.
GOVERNOR CAN APPOINT
Publishers Press1

Washington, June 4.-Political and
naval circles in Washington think that
one of the strongest candidates for the
vacancy in the Senate created by Sen
ator Germans death, will be Rear
Admiral Winfield S. Schley, the hero
of Santiago
Rear Admiral Schley is a staunch
Democrat, native of Maryland, and
was spoken of as a candidate for the
presidency after the Spanish -Ameri-
can war.
Governor Warfield of Maryland, un.
der his constitutional option may ap-
point successor to Senator German
until the next regular session of the
Maryland legislature, which convenes
in January, 1908, selects a senator. 1t
is understood that Governor Warfield,
himself, has senatorial aspirations
which would be favored in 1908 by his
appointment in the meantime of no
table Democrat who would fill the of
flee with honor and at the same time
not develop such marked political pop
ularity as would jeopardize Governor
Warfield's own chances with the leg
lSlature at it's next meeting. The
German term expires March 4, 1909.
Army officers have held congress.
sional offices and retained their pay
as retired army officers. This rule
has never been applied to navy Off
GERS, the occasion never having aris,
en- to determine its application, lit
by analogy it is believed that Rear
Admiral Schley would be held entitled
to his retired pay of $1,000 a year and
to hold the office of senator.