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| have been established and that the &C
cusation against Dreyfus was complete
! ~ unjustified and without motive. The
French parliament on July 13 passed
by a large majority a bill restoring
Dreyfus to the army, with the rank of
! major; also restoring, with the rank OF
brigadier general, Colonel Picquart,
! who was dismissed for bringing charges
against the late Colonel Henry.
Liberals AssaiI House of Lords.
| Winston Churchill undersecretary for
the colonies, and David Lloyd George
president of the LondoG board of trade
have made the first speeches for the ac-
tive campaign for the abolition Of the
British house Of lords. Churchill re-
ferred ito the latter as IAN unsound and
irresponsible assembly that has ceased
to fulhll it's normal functions in the
state and has become the partisan
weapon Of it's particular faction"
Admiral Rojestvensky Freed.
The court martial at Cronstadt has
acquitted Admiral Rojestvensky Of the
charge of cowardice in connection with
his command of the Russian fleet in the
disastrous battle Of the Sea of Japan,
Although he was nominally in COM
mand of the torpedo boat Bedovi, to
which he had been carried from the
flagship, badly wounded, lit was found
that four officers were realty response
BILE for the surrender, and they were
condemned ITO death, however. with
recommendation to the czar for mercy.
The admiral was not in his full senses
;and therefore not accountable.
Ratteships lr Mutny.
I The Russian battleships Panteleimon
and Three Saints joined the garrison
of the Batum fortress, which has been
in mutiny The Three Saints boosted
the red flag, and the mutineers were
foreSbly OBTAINING two other ironelads
which had refused to join them.
In many parts of St. Petersburg pro
cessions of people have moved through
the streets, singing revolutionary songs
and waving red flags. Street cars are
stopped and passengers compelled to
salute the red dag. A performance at
lIl& eOpie dldCt was OlOhCA ap. |
and the audience dispersed, singing the i
''Marseillaise' Landlords from the |
provinces are focking to the capital,
appealing for troops to protect their +
property. Six more newspapers of St
Petersburg have been confscated. The
foment in the army continues. with the
result of numerous mutinies. The mil
itary court at Tifiis has let off with
light punishment the twenty-seven SOL
diers who refused to fire Oh the people
during the March riot.
The first fruit of legislation in the
Russian douma-namely, the bill for
the abolition Of the death penalty
came to grief in the council of the en-
pire. or the upper house. when eau
Gus of the Centrists opposed it's accept
ance
Russian Admiralty Holdup.
Two porters who were carrying SILL
600 from the admiralty at st. Peters
burg to pay the dockyard workers were
shot and robbed by men who made
their escape. It is supposed that the
assailants were revolutionists.
Russian Jews In Flight.
Fearing a repetition of the horrors
of Kishineff and Bialystok no less
than 10000 old men, women and chill
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fully exonerated.
Captain Dreyfus
himself was not
present when the
decision was an
nounced, though
his brother and
counsel and 9TH
'ers in ter ted
were there He
preferred to re-.
main in his Sc
6c5uded apart.
ment, where he
has lived in Sc.
'crecy since the.
end of his Sec.
;ond trial. The
court holds that.
rthraa new f3ctS.
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that he would
change that old
saying, Ia.
time of peace
prepare for
war, to "Ita
time Of peace
prepare to
make war i'm
possible. -
Professor Az
derson Of the
Yale gynnasf-
UNI talked oEa
the subject OF
Sunday games
and expressed
the opinion that
Sunday after
noon was harm
full to the
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simplified Spelling For New York.
PE clips Stokes a Socialist.

PEelps Stokes a Socialist.
Ihe wealthy New, York settlement
worker, J. G. Phelps Stokes, who last
year was the Hearst candidate for
president of the board of aldermen
ana who last March held a house party
of liberals at his family home in Moro
ton, Conn, has now come out SQUARE
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Start of Glidden Auto Tour.
At Buffalo, July -, sixty automo-
biles started on the LOO mile tour of
the American Automobile association
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~ for socialism,
In giving notice
to the Hearst
people he says
he has long been
a believer in the
philosophy Of
socialism, but
had refrained
from active co.
operation, with ,
the party owing
to the BITTER
ness manifested
by many social
@ts toward ALI
who support the
the capitalist.
system and also,
to- what, seemed
to him the gross
m q &n~i a IS1
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tee is said to rep
resent 100000 pol
icy holders, and
they hope to have
100000 enrolled be-
fore the voting be-
gins, Oct. IS. An
address was issued
to the 200, 900 pol
Icy holders in which
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EDUCATIONAL
TO Make War impossible.

To Make War Impossible.
President Faunce of Brown uniyeEs-
sity, in addressing the sixty-ninth coz
vention of the American Institute OF
instruction at New Haven, Conn.,, safG
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An Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week i'm Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
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Ny Breath.
ShOrtness of Breath
Is One of the Com
1nonest Signs of
Heart Disease,

Notwithstanding What many physic-
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DR.. Miles New Heart Cure has per-
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Nearly always, one of the first signs
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running up st3Ic@ or Of other exercises,
If the heart is unable to meet this extra
demand upon its pumping p0EUars-there
is something 'wrUng with it
The very best thing you can do, is to
take d.. Miles 1Sew Heart Cure It
VIII go ito the foundation OF tthe trou-
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Il know that T~. Miles New Heart
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SUPREME COURT OF TILE DISTRICT or CO.
lumhia holding q ProhAte Courf.-No. 1881 Ad-
ministration.This is to give notice that tbs sub
scriber, Of the District Of Ccanmhia has obtained
lettsrs testamentary ON the estate Of Mary NJ
Turner. late Of the District Of Columbia deceassd
Al persons nssns claim ,s. IN. the dacss.sd are
vonchsrs thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or bsfore the nth day OF August,
A. d. 1907, otherwise they may BY Law be excluded
from all beneft Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day q Au&n.t, 1905 THE Ma
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
by VIM. d. HOOVER, Second Vice President. At
test: WA. @. TAILOR, Deputy Re1fster u WEas
for the District Of Columhta, Clerk Of tbs PROBATE
Court. wN. D. HOOVER, Attosney. anel-law- -
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cloudbursts Blocked Western Roads

Recent cloudbursts in Arisona and Cali
fornia have completely tied up the trans
continental lines Of the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific. No trains have started
east from Los Angeles since last Saturday
and several are held at various points-
The rain has now ceaeed. however, and
conditions are improving. Both roads ex-
pect to have the tracks cleared and trafas
moving again By today.
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SuPRnMn COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
MANIFESTATION This !. to give notice that the sub
scrfber: OF the District Of Columbia has Obtained
baa letters tsstamentary on the estate Of RichaTd
>Crowther, hate OF the District of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhihit me same.
with the vouchers thereof. Legally authentlcsted
August. A.: D. 1907; Otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate Given
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT or Co
LUMBIA, BY VIM. d. HOOVER Second Vice
President. Attest: wM. c. TAILOR. Deputy Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia CLERK
Of the Probate Court. WA. d. HOOVER, Attor.
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FVH HAIE-7TH 81. NV.
RENT, $50. PRICE. $1,000.
FOUR BRICK HOUSES n. ".
RENT, $500. PRICE, 81 600.
TWO HOUSES S.E
RENT. 926.4O. PRICE, BOO.
au21-st LEWIS q JONES CO.. CIT z ST. NV.

Ninezpom house On Newton Ut. Aear
18th; hot-watsr hest: hardwood finish
s0mely decorated. Price, only $500.
TEXANS TO SUIT.
FOR EAnE-
Eight-room hoase on Dartmouth st.:
hot-water hest; all modern conveniencss.
Price. only $4,000.
Small cash payment. balance IN eaV
monthly installments.
Elegant new houses on 18th IT. near
Park road. Ingieside; hardwood Nnish
on first floor: hot-wafer heat; hand
some tile bath: rear stairway: Wide
ysrandas; large grounds. Price. emily
Terms liberal.
FOR SALE
14-room house between new UuioQ
station and the Capitol. Property that
u sure to become exceedingly valuAhle.
WIN BE- sold at positive bargain.
CHOICE INVESTMENT.
TH0ROU9HLY WEILrBUILf TWO
family apartment houses, 10cated In one
OF the begt-reut1ng sections OF the city.
Handsome proft on Investment.
TERRELL 4 IETTLE.
Colorado building.
1tth and g Sts.
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FOR RENT g..
The California 18th and SITS. NV; 5 rooms
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The Ashley. 18th and SITS. NV: 8 and
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The Iroquois. 141O Al st. NV; and rooms
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The Alabama. 18th and N SITS. NV; 4, and
rooms and bath: $40 to $55.
The New Berne. 18th and Mass. ave. NV; 3
and rooms: $40. $3.50. $50 and SIS.
WILLIAM l.. BROWNING. Manager,
Phone Main 81. 416 9th st. NV.
auI96t
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lines. 1t. Soc: St. s1.0o; wk. 81 80: mo-. $40
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= T. Z etstion Inquire at said station. aulsct.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
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THE ASHLEY" 18TH AND SIS. NV.
All outside rooms; everything new and modern
stsam heat janitor and eieyator service s .ae
Apartments reserved to Oct. on q deposit.
JORDAN 4 BLOoMER Qnc.). 1874 G st NV.
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THE JUNdATA,
1924 W ST. NV.
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMNTS,
CONTAINING 4, AND 6 ROOMS
AND BATH
PRICES RANGE FROM s2S TO SIS
PER MO. OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
B. B. SAUL CO.,
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
RAILROADS ARE
LOOKING AHEAD.
Lines Plan to Prevent Con
gestion of Freight This
Fall and Winter.

orders that have just been sent
out by the Pennsylvania and Balti-
more and Ohio indicate that both
roads are trying TO prevent conges-
lion OF freight tramc this fall and
winter. The orders state that all ter
minal Improvement work must be
rushed through to completion as
Don as possible to take care OF the
heavy freight business that Is soon
expected n Is said that this traffic
viii be unusually heavy and that the
improved facilities will be needed
To- avert q congestion Of freight. The
orders also state that all repairs TO
rolling stock must be made at once
md that all engines must be sent as
soon az possible to the shops for
General ovcrhunlinR
RaoilrOads all over the country
arc moving ahead and are prepar-
ing for the great rush OF business
hat will soon be here
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
BANK TO BE OPEN
ALL THE TIME.

PITTSBTRG, PA. Aug. O.-A ma
tional bank that will do business ev-
cry one Of the twenty-four hours Of
the day and night Is project that
was announced in this city last night.
Already steps have been taken toward
The organization Of the institution
Letters announcing the organization
OF the new bank have been sent 10
bankers throughout the state These
letters state that the new institution
viii have capital Of $25O.OO and
a Paid-in surplus OF not less than
S62.500. while IT. is claimed that de-
posits Of about $1,000. 900 are as
sured
The institution will be national
bank with n savings department and
the prospectus announces that the
stockholders directors and Others viii
be composed principally Of bankers
and business men OF weII-known
financial standing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
MAD WOMAN'S ACT
CAUSES 3 DEATHS

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. %. Dr..
Il. ". Denslow, husband Of the de-
mented woman who last night sat
urated her clothing with gasoline ana
set fro 10 r.. died today from burns
received while trying 10 save his
wifc's lif" Miss Eugene Balfour. Sis
ter Of Mrs Dcuslow, also died today
from the burns she received in an
effort 10 cxtingulsh the flames that
were burning Mrs Denslow 20 death
After saturatlng her clothing with
gasoline. Mrs Dcnslow throw pan
Of liquid ON her husband and whom
ho cndcayorcd 10 smother tho namcs
"urclopiuc his wife hc was instantly
mass of Grc Mrs Denslow was
burned 10 crisp
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
Son of Missing President
Will Probably Square
Defalcation.
WILL PROBABLY PAY
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR,
$500, 900 REMOVED FROM VAULTS
OF FAILED INSTITUTION TO
NATIONAL BANK OF
REPUBLIC.

CHICAGO. Aug. Theodor.
Stensland, vice president of the sus-
pended Milwaukee-av. state bank aud
son Of the missing president OF that
institution. has come To the rescue OF
the $4,000 depositors aud tonight 1t
ia the general belief OF those who are
endeavoring To straighten out the af-
fairs OF the bank that there is an ex-
cellent chance for all to receive al
most dollar for dollar when final
settlement is made.
Vice President Stensland tonight
announced that he wonld with full
authority turn over to Receiver Fet-
ger tomorrow all the real estates and
personal property of Paul Stensland.
his father. The son places valua-
ton OF 5000 900 on this collateral
Paul o. Stensland. president. and
Henry w. Herring. cashier. are still
at large While thousand depos-
itors shouted their protests this aft
ernoon 100000 was removedu from
the vaults Of the failed institution Ia
that OF the National Bank OF the Re
public, where II viii be held for safe
keping until Tuesday. when. IL is
said, distribution to the deposltors
will be begun.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
OBJECTED TO THE
NAME JOHN D.

ROCKFORD, H., Aug. DR..
lanes II. Jackson may bear a res
emblance To the published photo
graphs of John ID. Rockefeller, but
he does not fancy being told OF II in
public. At any rate. he appeared as
complainant i'm the Police Court to-
day against Joseph Leonard. Reyn-
olds Bean and Lee Brolinger, whom
he charged with calling him John
D." whenever he met them I'm the
.ernoon 100000 was removed from
were fined. the fine being suspended
on conditions that they refrain from
again mistaking the physicians for
The oil king
Jackson Is also the name OF the
man who so resembles Mr.. ROckefel-
ler's father
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
JAMESTOWN'S
NAVAL DISPLAY

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. -. Probab-
iy no feature Of the coming James
own exposition win be- more interest
ny than the naval display Already
number Of countries have accepted
Invitations To send fleets 10 this coun-
fry during This exposition There are
vldcnccs OF desires Of the nations
having largo fleets to make big dis
plays. and, therefore they are anxious
10 find out how many vessels the
other nations are going 10 have 70
is reported that Admiral Toea viii
Jo Zoo command of me Japanese feet.
md That one on more Of the noted
vessels That figured in the Russian
Har VIII bo seen at Hampton Roads
n"V year Emperor William desires
fo nnd large feet 10 the naval
catherine while the French republic
likewise desires foo send "a number OF
her famous wamhips OF course the
United states VIII make a magnificent
display and during he period OF the
.YposiHon every one OF the American
Flrahips in the watcr OF the Allan
Iic will 900 one time or another. be
700 Hampton Roads
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
Standard Oil Up Against the
Real Thing in
Chicago.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
AFTER ROCKEFELLER.
FIRST STEP ~ TAKEN N WHAT
- BELIEVED WILL he
CObE AN HISTORIC
PROSECUTION.

CHICAGO. Aug. %. The federal
grand jury this afternoon returned
an indictment against the standard
OH Co. charging IL with having a.
legally received rebate on storage
charges from the Lake shore &
Michigan Southern railroad.
This is the first indictment the
government has secured against John
d. Rockefener's great trust, and is
the first step in what may become a
historic prosecution.
Efforts Will now be made to innict
Rockefeller personally
This first Indictment is expected 70
bee followed by a long list OF others
both by this jury and tho one that
follows next week. Much stress was
laid upon the point by the govern
ment attorneys that the rebates could
not have ben received without their
having been paid by some one The
indictment says that they were re-
ccived from the Lake shore road. aud
therefore st is returned against the
railroad company
It is also said 10 be not improbable
that some individuals both Of the rail
road and the Standard oil Co. will be
indicted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
HOBSON HAS A
WORD TO SAY.
rALkS ABOUT THE SHOOTING OF
THE JtJANESE PoACHERS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 0.--"If Jap
an should mako the unfortunate af-
fair of the shooting OF the Japanese in
Alaskan waters. the pretex for "A
quarrel With the United states" and
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
today. and the matter should reach
critical stage, she would have the
advantage OF us In every way. What
! mean is that it Japan wants n row
with this country. now is the time
for her Co have Il out: for II we
should get Into nght with her she
could easily take the Philippines. |
do not moan that the American navy
would not give good account OF
Itself In a hght with Japan. but we
would not he able 90 spare enough OF
our navy from the Atlantic to over
come the navy OF Japan. 40 close To
It's home waters. II would be Inn
practicable Co take all our ships from
the Atlantic, and without a naval base
near Manila, we would he virtually
handicapped
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
CZAR TO ABDICATE.
PERSISTENT RCMOR CmCULAT-
ING ~ OFFICIAL CIRCLES
SAYS CIAR HNS DECIDED.

ST PETERSBURC, Aug. o. The
abdication of Czar Nicholas may be
the next special event In the Russian
siiuation n is aid that the czar
has determined 10 leave the throne.
Is the burden Of them oat persistent
rnmor now circulating iu Official cir
clcs and among those circles OF pro
gressionists who ON account of their
former close association with the
highest classes are still well inform
cd Of developments az PctcrhOm
Premier Stolypin visited the car
yesterday and had 70 conference
which tends to verify the startling
tenor of the rumors that the czar
VIII abandon his rulcrship
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
BRYAN BANQUETTED
IN SWITZERLAND,

Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. o. w.
J. Bryan, who has been visiting at
Ieuch as the guest OF Robert Hunter.
or New York. was banquetted last
night by the Baron and Baroness
Louis LOmbart at their shatau tre-
vano near Luguno a dozen promi-
nent Swiss leaders were invited ia
meet the American statesman.
Mr.. Bryan made a speech, in which
he compared the smallest and largest
republics During his stay in switzer-
land Mr. Bryan Is making a study OF
the Swiss constitution. He is spend
ing his leisure hours In mountain
climbing. and has declined to grant
interviews. saying he wants rest
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
GIRL WIFE ENDS LIFE.
ARREST OF HUSBAND ny HER
MOTHER IL TOO MUCH FOR
HER TO BEAR.

DAYTON, o., Aus, D. Because her
husband was In the station house.
where he was sent at the lnstlgntlon
OF his mother-in-law. Mrs Eliza
Caspers, his pretty nftcen-year- old
wife, who had been married but one
month, committed suicide here to-
day by sending bullet from a rcvol-
yer through her heart The mother
caused the arrest OF her daughter's
husband ON Saturday night. when, II
Is claimed. he came home intoxlon-
ted
The suicide lived with her hus-
band, Fred Caspers. brother and
her mother. Mrs. Rebocca Martz. Tho
latter claims that she had to earn
the living for all four OF them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
His Political Record Por
trayed as Warped by
Selfishness.
MIND is SCARED BY
AVARiCE FOR OFFICE
THE RANDOLPH ENTERPRISI,
TALKS STRAIGHT FROM
THE SHOULDER ABoUT
THE GOVERNOR.

The political Pechsuinlan wonder
of the state Is Want More once Daw-
son. Behind the calm that masks his
thoughts, there Is mind 80 subtle
with trickery, SO warped by selfish
ness, SO scared by avaricc for Of
fee and money that an innocent child
with an almost divine intuition would
shrink from w. NJ O. Dawson. the
man to whom political righteousness
and the welfare OF the people arc as
nothing when his insatiahle ambition
and greed for power are consulted
For quarter of century he has
sucked the very political lifc-blood
from the body polite II was Daw-
son That manipulated the republican
executive committee. II was Daw-
son, aided and abetted by Elkins.
who dispensed with the committee ON
credentials at their last republican
convention; It was Dawson who as n
play TO catch the popular favor wrote
the famous Tilman letter; II was
Dawson who increased the assesg-
lnent In this county 20 per cent. It.
was his cunning. his knavcry, his
knifc-like thrusts, his chlcanery that
turned the scale for the arrogant
moneyed Shrgiss
He has stacked the political deck
since he first began 10 deai and the
coutaRion OF his maladmnistration
his crypt-lilc methods has been
transmitted to those who surround
him, until thos tao house rs infested
now by as bold, as ruthless, as pi-
ratical bunch Of maraudcrs as ev-
er disgrncod a fair state. From top
TO bottom, boundary to boundary.
from corrupt Pennsylvania on the
north 10 the fair lands Of Virginia
and Tennessee ON the south; from
The Potomac TO the Ohio river this
commonwealth needs gigantic
house cleaning Ncro's empire ana
the lands of Siberia were as Araby
'nd Falr Cashmere TO West Virgin
Ia now, with its warp and woof of
political rottcnncss by an means
let there be political house clean
ing