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SOCIETIES OF ARCHITECTS
PRAISE STANFORD WHITE

NEW YORK. Aug THE executive
committees of the New York c1aoter Of
the American Institute OF A-chi.ec:s.
the Society of Beaux Arts, Architects
and the Architectural League of New
York have passed a resolution express
ing their sense Of the great loss which
the profession and the art Of architec-
ture have sustained in the death of
Stanford White. The resolution saws.
His quick and generous appreciation
of all that is beautiful. even beyond the
field Of its immediate profession. vas so
genuine that the influence of his work
viii lOng continue to be a stimulus 10
the artistic development of this country
only those OF us who have been
closely associated with him profession
ally can fully appreciate the love and
enthusiasm with which he devoted him
self 10 art.
His was a commanding personality.
and whatever he produced had the touch
OF genius"
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
MarShaI'S Sale.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SAIE-Bv
virtue oI a writ Of herl facas issued out uf
the clerks office OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. and To me directed. I
VIII sell at public sale for cash. In front
OF ne Courthouse door, in said District. on
THU HSDAl the 25D DAY OF AUGUST
1870. al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M all the
right, title. claim, and interest of the de-
tendant. Francis s. Collins. In and 10 lots
pa and 2o9. OF Maurice Laupheimer's subdI-
sion of lots us 10 l23 Of the Washington Real
Estate Company subdivision book IS folio
o1, square lol5, as the same is recOrdei
Ia book -, folio IL. Of the records Of the
office Of the Surveyor OF the District Of Co
lumhia. seized and levied upon as the interest
ot said defendant, Francis =. Collins in and
90 said real estate. and sold 20 satisfy execu-
tlou No 48. leS at law. In favor Of Thomas r
Riley. ACLICK PALMER. l.. s Marshal
ADAM 4 WEsoHLER. Auotloneer. aal ,.
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Legal Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding EQUITY
COurt.-Mildfed NJ Posey. Complainant vs.
Charles p. Posey. Defendant. Equity, No.
q. l6l.-The object Of this suit is 10 require
the defendant 10 provide suitable maintenance
for the support OF the complainant, his wife
and on motion Of complainant. by Robert p
Mattngly. her solicitor IL Is this 30th dav
Of July A d. 1905, ordered, that the de-
fendant cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the day OF the first publication Of this or
der: Provided this order be published in
The Washington Times, the Washington Post.
and In the Washington Law Reporter once
a week for three successive weeks. ~ the
Court: (SedD ASHLEY NJ GOULD, Justice
\ true copy Test; J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY WINS +. LEMON. Assistant Clerk.
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SEABOARO AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I47I Pegna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. CO.
lumbia, Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa Al.
lsnta Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola ana
New Orleans.
1880 A II. DAILY-Seaboard Mau-ThrouFb
Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacksonville, Fla also
through Sleeper washington 70 Birmingharn
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 20 Ham.
let. n c.
s.ls p NJ DAILY-seabaard Exprsss-so,ls
tain. with Pullman SleepeTs. 70 JaCksonvIIIs
and Tampa Through Sleeper 20 Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis. Cafe DINING
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To Refumish Parsonage.

At meeting of the congregation of
ST. Mary's Church, held last Sunday
night, the following committees were
appointed 10 make arrangements for
The reIuTnishing OF the parsonage of
that church; Ladies' committee. Mrs.
Mamie Bowers. chairman. Mrs II. r.
OSullivan, Mrs. Jacob Brill, Mrs. Annie
Stouteuburgh. Mrs. T. MCGOWAN. and
Miss MOllie German. Mems committee.
James Roche, 4. MCGOWAN. j. L. Mon
roc. q. u. HellmuJh, r. NJ. Latham, and
Il. + Mccarthy
\ meeting of these committees was
held last night when subcommittee
We're appointed TO solicit subscriptions
from the congregation.
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tScleduIe ia effect July ]. 1901
200 T. Mold DOMIEION EXPRESS.
DaiIy-st1ps at principal points IN Vir-
glnla and West Virginia. Nestlbula train;
.tandarl coaches. psrl0rs cars 20 Virginia
Ho. SpT uEs and Hinton. Pullman sIeepers
Hinton 60 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
apolls ST. Louis. and Chicago. dining
cars a iE carte service.
S.sJ J.. A.-NEN g.. o. %. LIMITED. Daily.
Fast ueH yestlbuIe train, stops only al
Gord0usylIe Charlottesville. stanton.
clifton FuTEe. and CJylEgtun Va. White
Sulphur. Eou,eveTte. ana Hinton. ". kR
Pullman sieepers 10 lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis, and
Chicago. Dining cars. d Ia carte service.
one night out
ma j. M-F + v LIMITED Daily
solid Nes1ibaie train. Pullman sleepers
10 Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia
Hot Springs week days Dining cars a
la carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and So. Louis and Louisville 10
femuhls Nashville. and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at ,hr61prake and
Ohio oh!cee 5l2 pearsy .yauIa ave- CO. 18th
St near +, and sixth street station Tel=-
phone. Main @55l Tor Fennsyl tania y. r
Gao Service. aEl Main l165 far C. * o.
Ticket Oftce- 5es0-tf
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Men Testify to Having Made
Purchases of Whisky
From Them.
MADE TO PAY $50 EACH
, One Confesses 70 Having Received
Money, But Claims She Was Only
Agent for Colleague.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. AUG. :

Policemen Jones, Bell. and Henderson
last evening arrested Rosa Moore. alias
Roberts. on the charge of selling liquor
without a license. In the police court
this morning several men testified 10
having purchased liquor in a house IN
North Lee street and having paid the
money to the Moore woman. She claim
ed however. that she did not run the
house. but that a woman Camed Matte
O'Berry did. The O'BeTry woman stated
that she had rented the place from Rosa
Moore Yesterday. She confessed to hav-
ing sold the LIQUOR. Justice eaton con-
cIuded that both the women were guilty
OF selling liquor without a license and
imposed a fine of $50 each.
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Proposals.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Wash
iustOn, ID. c., July 81. 1906.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received in the office of
the CHIEF Clerk, Postofice Department.
until . Z. NJ ON WEDNESDAY. AC-
GUST -. 1896. and then opened. for
painting the interior Of the POst0ffice
Department. Building, in accordance
may be obtained at the Office Of the
Chief Clerk and Superintendent +. II.
HITCHCOCK, Acting Postmaster Gen
rru. au2,TI0
OFFICE, Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia. Washington. D. G. August
4. l906.-Sealed Proposals will be received
at this office until i NOON, AUGUST
l3 1906. for plumbing work in the Harri-
son School Forms. specifications. and
at Room 43. District Building. HENRY
l. WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Acting
Commissioners, d. c. au4-6t-eXsu
OFFICE. Commissioners. District of
Columbia Washington, August .. 1906
Sealed proposals viii be received az this
office until y NJ. AUGUST 20 1906. for
constructing sewers, Forms. specifica-
tions. and necessary information may be
obtained at room 43. District Building.
Washington, D. G. HENRY /. WEST
JAY ]. MORROW, Acting, Commission
ers, d. c. au4-6texSu
OFFICE. Commissioners. District of Co
lumbia, Washington, July 80, 1906. Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office
until - NJ. AUGUST IS. 1895. for fur
nishing brass stop cocks. Forms speci-
may be obtained Al Room 43. District
Building, Washington. d. c. HENRY
L WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Acting
Commissioners. ID. {. auI-6t-eXSu
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William A. Moore Dead.

William a. Moore. ST., formerly dep
uty city sergeant Of Alexandria. died
at his home. in Prince street. at II
o'clock this morning Mr.. Moore was
a leading Mason. He was at the time of
his death the tiler of both Alexandria
and andrew Jackson Lodges Of Masons.
lie is survived by his wife and four chill
dren-Mrs. NJ. A. Mankin. Of Washing
ION; rMs. ". \. Piser. OF New York:
Miss Mary Moore. and William a.
Moore, jr.. Of this city.
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LEFT HUSBAND,
HIS CRIME WAS POVERTY

BALTIMORE. Aug. James II. Ir-
Win was granted as absolute divorce
from his wife. Anna, after he had tesJi-
ned that she had given up her home.
placed the children in an asylum. and
went on ,he road with the Arizona" a."
company.
She told him afterward: Il left you
because you are poor. have nothing
else against YOU"
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Two Women Fined for Assault.

Ollie Skies and Rose Cooper. were be
fore Justice Cation in the police court
this morning having been arrested by
Iolcemen-Jones and Henderson on the
charse OF assaulting Hazel Daw. Jus
uce eaton imposed a fine Of s. upon
each of the women
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Capt. Enoch Davis Dead.

Capt. EnOch Davis, known throughout
this section of the country as the com
mander of a Potomac craft which he
operated under extreme difficulty, died
q the home of Mrs Smith I'm Potomac
street this morning. The lower part OF
his body had long been paralyzed and
his only method OF lOcomotion was by
crawling He was genial in nature and
often entertained his friends aboard the
boat He was sixty-five years Of a.g4.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Brenner.

The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Brenner
viii be held from her home this af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock. The Rev. Mr..
Squires viii conduct the funeral ser
vices, and the interment viii be made
in the Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
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War on Unlicensed Dogs.

The police have started a war on un-
licensed dogs. All cannes who have not
a tag are captured by the police and
taken 10 the station house. where they
are shot
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Charter for Buel Sipnal Companv.

The State Corporation Commission
has granted a charter 10 the Buell. Sig
nal Company. Incorporated. Alexandria.
The incorporators are Joseph Whitman
Buell. Alalville Emory Dayton. and
Charles Melville Dayton, all OF Wash
ington. The capital stock is placed at
from $500 to $500. 900
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Overcome by Heat.

+. ". Mankin was overcome by the
heat yesterday while in North Fair
fax street, but after being attended bv
Dr. William NJ. Smith was able 10 he
sent 10 his home in the western section
of the city.
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Woman's Auxiliary Meets.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans, will hold a meet
ing at their hall in Prince street this
evening.
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Fined for vagrancy.

George Griffin and John Mumford
were Hned s. each in the police court
This morning for vagrancy. They were
arrested by Policemen Henderson and
Jones.
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VAN DYKE
Virginia Re5OrtS.

RoCKRRDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
4 delightful mountain resort Always cool
Unsurpassed mineral waters. Excellent cui-
sine Golf links Tennis. dancing. Take
westb0und c. q o. through trains % Mill
boro Va six miles run from washington.
Reduced Touud-trip tickets. Illustrated book
let Wrse MIS- ROSA E. YOUNG. Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Va
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The Tiznes'
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where to
spend your summer vacatioE-Tne
Times Resort Informal ion Bure1U
may be able TO suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in al the leading
resorts have Ested information with
us. and we will cneerfuIly en-
Tighten you without charge.
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Railroads
RALIlMORE AND OHlO r. III

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. an5 q,
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On lhe Odd Hour.
NEW TERMINAL z5D ST. NEW YORK
800 a.m.-DineT. Pullman Paror.
~ 30 a.m.-~I3uret. PsricI, Hr. Train.
ssg 90 a-W.-Diuer and Pullman ParIor Car
I'll 90 a-m.-Diuer and Pullman ParioF Car
100 p.m.-Dluer and Pullman ParIor Car
ss.G0 p.m--.'RoyaI Limited" All Pullman.
ft.U0 p.m.-CoaChes 10 Philadelphia
500 p.m.-DiueF and Pullman PsTsrF
IS 90 p.m.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia
all 80 , p-un-1 SleepeTs-
kTLANTIC CITY. s2.57. 100 .g.Oo III .o9
a. H.. 100, 800. Is 90 D. m.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
10 BALTIiORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days. 2.57. 500. $50. 200. 7..o. 500.
$50 500 $50. 1000. 100 d. m. IL .00 noon.
1z.C5 ZOO e.0J SEQ, 400, 4.s5. go sos. .s0
$500 GO. 100 500. lo-V1. 10 81. H:s0. Il =
, sundays. 2.57. 200. 7.20. 500. 900. 1o.oo.
II 90 a. M. 100. l-l5 800. $50 500. 5.35 s.39
SEQ 1000. 1885, II .S9, II ,95 5, ? m
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. '11.OO a m. .
c;sTSciNNATI. q ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 1905 q m. - 20 p m. 10 = might
PITTsBURG. -lI.Oo a. m. $40 D. m. ~ 20
u '65LLiEvELAND. -slO ,. m. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 1905 a. m. $50 D. m.
WINCHESTER, $50 a. m. f4;O5, Is 90 D n,
ANNAPOLIS week days. T-2J a m 10 o.
noon 600 p. II. sundays. $50 a. m. and
IURAY and ELKTON. '4:o5 p. m. parlo-
FREDERICK. fS:35. ''s:15. 1905 tIIao
a ~. - rs, f4.05. 1880 p. IN.
HAGERSTOWS. fiosg5 a, IN, and 100 D. n
BOYD and way Eoints, rs. Ss9.I5 a. m
.sI:i5- f5.0J, i5.S5. '+IO-l0. t1l.30 pm.
GAITHERSBURG and way points. f6.3J
.s9lO a m. fI2-5G. s'll5. f3.3n s5:l5
t5.95 1850. 80. sslO,l5, TlI:3O p. m
WASHISGTON JUNCTION and way
points, rs 3D. sJ.l5 -. nl. ILL. IJ-U1. r. 80
.Daily fExcept sunday. ''Sunday only
Reservation of Sleeping or Parlor Car
space rates OF fare etc. viii be quickly fur
Iawfng Ticket OIuces: I4l7 ST. Telephone
Main 1881, dlg Pennsylvania Ave. Telephohs
Main .S7. station New Jersey Ave. and q
st Ticket once Telephone East 6S7: In
formation Bureau. East 124 myI4-tf
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LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST
0AKLYN VILLA SITES.
Colonial Beach.

NEW one-room cottage. completely furnished
s. week. Inquire SIS lst s. nw au7-si
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DIR. lie eatnernnan,

Washington's Leading Specialist on ali cos
tagiods blood. skin. anG private diseases Of
men and women Structure. Drag Habit.
Nervous Debility assJ kidney, bladder.
Iysr and stomach trouble cured forever.
IGvice free Hours. to y and 10 ,. also
on TUESDAY and Saturday eNcuins 10
SVnday5 closed 5l2 Tenth ST. n y.
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Wanted-LOtS.

WANTED-bcild!ng lot. close % I4th 81. cars.
North Columbia Heights vicinity II cheap
Address HOME, Times once au7-gt
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For Sale-hOuSes.


FLORIDA AVE. NE.-s rooms and bath. S, ,250
ID ST. Ne. near new Union station: 6
room and bath. Price-.........,......S2 So 500
P ST Ne. near North Capitol st.-s
rooms and bath. Price. .S5. 200
SIX BRICKS S. E.-Rent. $3.50 can
De S|oo' Price, each. h.-.,........... $3.50
SrH ST. NE rooms and bath. fur
mace cellar. Price 81 500
THE HARRISON REALTY CO,
sO7GN.w. au7-6t
A SNAP-Three-story building. Georgetown,
renting for $50 per month. price s. so; anc sheI
investment two-story and basement br. k,
nine rooms and bath; rent s25.50; price, -. $40
X A CASTELAR, & CO., 1925 Wisconsin ave
au7-5t
ONLV s.. lO0-Good. slx-room and bath brick
house. near New York ave ana "a 81. nv.
" You'd make nice home Tor eoiored person.
CHAS. $ MUIR & CO., Inc, 1908 New York
ave. aut-2t
BLOOMINGDALE-3 BEAUTIFUL GROOM
RR00lKLASSDsH1, Ds1,i1S~Ro ROOM HOUSE. BAKERY.
STABLE: 81 500. RENTS $50. STABLE
FOR horses. 43xl5O. 10 20-FT. ALLEY.
HOLAEAD MANOR-BEST SROOM HOUSE
WASHINGTON GROVE-IDEAL COTTAGE
ROOMS, S1S5 ON FIRST AVE. Bargain
NORTH LAUREL-FINE LOT 60xl,0. sl25.
CLIFTON AND MANAssAs-NICE FARMS:
LAND, LUMBER
DEL RAY AND 81. ELNo-LoTs. sl25 TO
So, Time 20 invest before advance.
NIENNA-HOUSES, ACREAGE. FARMS
HAVE SOME GOOD ONES.
FALLS CHURCH-3-ROOM HOUSE: BARN;
ACRE. S2'loo, - rented. best bargain
our Properties are just as represented
T. y. WHALEY CO.
Main 6i6o. Gil 7th St. NV.
au5-3t
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au4-tf
8Sl-ROOM FOR CHICKENS AND a COW.
attractive new IT. cottage. me water Ia
acres cars pass the door 1880, cheapest
THE sOCLE co. uHcJ. $50 louisiana ave.
au4-u
PARTY needing money wishes 10 seIl
three beautiful. hIgh-Iying tracts Of land. adj
jacent 10 city o. s. and 10 acres. COLLINS.
625 ST. NV aul-tf
s2s3-HERE's YOUR CHANCE. NOTHING
down. So monthly, nearly four acres. good
fruit. growing garden Groom house, barn.
chicken house delicious water high.
healthy locality; $3.50, Jersey COW thrown
in for so cash payment THE SOULE CO..
Inc, go Louisiana ave. aui-I
LESS THAN 2c PER SQUARE FOOT-Acrs
lots al Northwest Park. ia the rapidly de-
NclOpiug Northwest section. on electric car
line right iu line with the greatest and
most substantial growth; money loaned o.
build. Plat and information mailed upon
application. WILLIAM +. MATTESON. 6IS
Colorado building. Phone Main tl5o au2 Il
sac LOTS. $40 LOTS
SPECIAL SALE OF LOUs.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MD.
Here's splendid chance TO make a fine in
vestment. q today VIII secure a lot. Is-y the
balance 81 monthly. No interest, no taxes.
Title qua. -n.eei with every deed Send pos
tai fCJ .Irther particulars
CHAS. D. FOWLER,
Sl- -. y W JyolI
SHERW OOD,
RHODE ISLAND AVE, y. z.
LARGE LOTS HIGH ELEVATION.
On direct ear line.
WILL BUILD YOU A HOME
Prices reasonable. Easy terms.
Call for further particulars,
EDWARDS LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
jy2s-tf
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
Secure lot in Washington Highlands.
D. c. opposite huge steel plant. Slu0 cash.
SI-00 per month. Nothing over Sls5. Call at
ONCE for pat and further Information.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS CO.,
Phone Main 400. SIS ST. n. W
Je23-u
HIGHLAND PARK; high and healthy. why
buy a Z5-foot lot when the same money will
purchase an acre Of land in Highland Park
20 all cars and Government buildings. Call
and let Us show you this property.
PERCY Il. RUSSELL
Exclusive Agent. Russell Building
s-l C. 81. y. W
LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST
0AKLYN VILLA SITES.
Overlooking and near Washington.
Large Lots, containing 10 ordinary Lots
SIS UP; ACRES, $500 Up.
Beautiful shade. churches. schools. etc.
Just the place for home or investment
n
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Wanted
For Exchange.

WE HAVE three Of the choicest lots in
FetWHrth that we can exchange FOR improved
property. CHAS. $. MUIR 81 co. Inc. l4g3
New York ave. afI7-sr
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HERE'S A SNAP-Tle owner has decided %
sell four lots on District line. near Bright
wood ave, one car fare 81 feet front by
"a feet deep for 200 each cement pave
a nne spring. Apply 10 owner. 5l5 sJh ST. nv.
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ONLY s.. IO0-Good. six-roOm and bath brick
house. near New York ave and ID 81. nv.
" Nould make nice home Tor coiored person.
CHAS s MUIR & CO., Inc, 1908 New York
ave. au5-2L
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-10

members Of he cabinet had known Ger
tain facts. which he (Storerl either
suppresses or misstates" He saws he
Gid not resent the action of the Storers
until ii became evident that they were
likely to damage American interests"
He says Mrs. Storer urged him to
give her husband a cabinet position
and that she stated Mr. Choate at Lon
don, and General Porter at Paris. were
not proper persons to be ambassadors
suggesting her husband in that connec-
ton.
The president Incorporates letter
= from Post MAJ ter General Corteiyou
rOntradicting the statement that Pres.
ident Mckinley had commissioned a
gentleman to ask the pope "as a per-
sonal favor q him" and "as an honor
to the country to appoint Archbishop
ireland as cardinal" Mr.. Cortelyou
says the late president never made
any such request The president de
Flares thar Mr. Storcr's statement that
be authorized any such messuage 70
be delivered to Pope Plus a. untrue
He SAYS he never received q letter
from Ambassador Storer giving an ac-
count Of his visit 10 the Vatican. and
If the message he personally gave the
pope on behalf Of Mr. Roosevelt.
The presidents action follows she
publication of the confidential pam
Ihlet' which Mr. Storer lately sent CO.
iue president. th, cabinet and lrs -,..
ate foreign relations committee.
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FORMER SENATOR SHOT.
Arthur Brown Critically Aoarosd -
Mrs.. Anna NJ. Bradley

Washington. pee 10 Ia bis apart.
merts At the Raleigh hotel former
United States Senator Arthur Brown
81 Utah was seriously shos saturday
in the abdomen IS Mrs Anna ~
BRADLEY. who had just arrived from
Salt Lake City Another bnlle, gruEed
Browns left hand
Mrs Bradley, who u thirty eight
years old. sent after being taken "a
the police station. Tor senator Suthef
land 10 whom she alleged that two 81
her children owed their parcnfagc t0
Mr. Brown. and that one was named
after him She and bradley are at
yorccd he living 10 Nevada, and hay
ing a second wife and several chit
drru
She said she urged Brown 70 marry
her. that he had been Instrumental
In the divorce between her husband
and herself and thar as bis wife w.a
dead he now could do the rlght tAtna
by her This she said he puiuieds
refused to do She sent for Senator
sutherland because he is the only maa
from ftah She knows Va Washington
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CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Five business houses uf peeoe Tex
were consumed by fire
u,.uo .sl.a,, 80, . ,..f, VIZ. ,t,r,i.
Of Rogers TEX wa. robbed nG $500
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leans railway conductor died sudden.
ly Sunday at Dallas.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-10
ATTEMPTS ASSAULT.
Nearo Fooled In Effort to Commit
Shameful Crime.

Bay City, Tex, Dec l0-A negro at
tempted to Criminally assault Mexi-
can woman wife Of a section foreman
on the Gulf Coast line railway, at this
place He first went to a nerby house
and inquired where Brown lived, which
was told him. Upon arriving at
Browns house he asked for water
which was refused. Then he went
around to the back door and upon en-
tering the oman drew a pistol on him
and screamed He snatched the gun
away from her and choked her. I'm
| mediately after her screams were
| heard help came, but the negro escap
ed with the gun, going northward
| crowd followed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-10
DONE DURING oemEArlA
Armed Win Two Pistols ceal Miner
Shoots into Trolley Car

Jackson. O.. Dec re- Armed with
two large pistols Elmer \ McNeai. a
coal miner twice a patient at the Attn.
ems Insane asylum. Sunday afternoon
shot into crowded trolley ear lie
instantly Killed Harry white mortal
N wounded ] II Van Alta and serious
" shot J. r Klnneson After some
halt dozen shots had hsen fired by the
frenxied man 10 was thrown through
a car WINDOW Reloadtne hts pistols
he again made his Way an town, pur.
sued by officers and citizens. who
finally shot him through the head