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The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN SPAIN.
seek to Lynch Arch
bishop AT Valencia.

Valencia, Spain. Oct. 19-Rioting Of the
most serious character is in progress here
as the direct outcome of the attempt Of
the Spanish government. following the
lead OF France, 10 loosen the ties which
hitherto have bound il to the Vatican
The ri0ting eliminated last night in an
attempt on the part OF the mob to lynch
the archbishop. who preached a violent
sermon yesterday. which has greatly
aroused the anti-clericals. To-day troops
guard the city. and it is feared violent
riotiug may break out at any moment.
A violent attack was made upon the
government by the Archbishop OF VaIen-
Cia for the course which il is pursuing to-
ward the Vatican. He directed his attack
principally upon the new civil marriage
law. This, he declared. reduced marriage
to the plane of C0nCubnage.
When news Of the arcnbishop's utter
ances spread through the city, mobs be
gan forming in the streets and as soon
as the necessary leader appeared the riot
ers took CD their march for the arch
bishops residence with the determination
to lynch him.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
CONFER AT WHITE HOUSE.
Representative sherman Tells Presi.
dent House Is safe

dent House Is safe.
An important political conference was
held at the White House last night. at
which the situation in New York and
other States was carefully considered.
Those in consultation with President
Roosevelt were Secretaries Root and
Taft, Attorney General Moody, and Repre-
sentative Sherman. chairman of the Re
publican Congressional Campaign Com
mlttee. The conferees were together I'm
til after midnight.
Mr.. Sherman told the President that
il is impossible for the Republicans TO
lose control of the next House He also
emphatically declared that Hughes win
be elected governor of New York and
that Hearst's chances of success are de-
cTeasing daily
Representative Sherman came here to
secure the assistance Of some notable
spellbinders. He appealed to the Presi-
dent to send out some of his Cabinet
ministers. Upon leaving the White House
Mr.. Sherman had the assurance that
Messrs. Root, Taft and Moody will be sent
70 his aid. He was promised that At
torney General Moody will deliver a num-
Der OF speeches. Mr.. Taft will make at
least three. and Mr. Root one. at Utica,
New York. November l.
The chief question discussed tonight
was as TO the topics which each of the
Cabinet ministers will discuss. Mr.. Sher-
man made a number Of suggestions as TO
the line of arguments. All information
was refused as to precisely what points
will be made prominent by the big guns
Of the administration.
After the conference, which lasted more
than three hours, Representative Sher-
man caught the 1890 train for New York.
He viii arrange the itineraries of Messrs.
Taft and Moody to-day, and announce
them tonight
Although the President has rejected the
suggestion that he take part in the New
York campaign. it is believed here that
he will make known his political prefer
ences in one or more strong letters, along
the line of the letter recently written
to Congressman Watson concerning the
Congressional campaign.
The President feels an especial interest
in the New York situation. because Of
the attempt of the Hearst followers to
create the impression that the policies
of the President and Of their candidate
are Identical Then, again, Il is under
stood that the selection OF Mr.. Hughes
was largely brought about through the
known preferences Of the President to-
ward him.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
HALF MILLION LOSS BY FIRE.
Three Buildings Are Destroyed, and
Others damaged ut Altoona.

Altoona. Pa. Oct 1s-One of the most
serious fires that has ever occurred in
Altoona started in the new fve-story
furniture building of Oliver Rothert to-
day, and before it was brought under con-
troll property to the amount Of nearly a
half million dollars was destroyed
The Rc,hert building and the new thea
ter of J. c. Mishler were entirely de-
stroyed, and the building of the Order
of Elks, which had not yet been COM
pleted, was badly damaged.
The Altoona Trust Company's struc-
ture and the Office building of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, which are
on the opposite side of the street were
damaged slightly by fire and water
The RotheTt building carried an insur-
anoe of s155.o0o. AIiShler $4,000, and the
Elks 10000.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Shot the wrong woman.

One night in camp the President told
the story Of one of his Rough Riders who
had just written him from some place in
Arizona, writes John Burroughs I'm the
Atlantic. The Rough Riders. wherever
they are now. look to him in time OF trou-
bic This one had come to grief in Arizo-
ma He. was in jail So he wrote the
President, and his letter ran something
like this.
Dear Colonel am in trouble. I shot
a lady in the eye, but I did not intend to
hit the lady; I was shooting ut my wife -
And the Presidential laughter rang out
over the treetops.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Limo CartherinIan Arronnd-

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. l9.-Steamship
pilots arriving here to-day report the
British steamer Cartheginian. of the Al
Ian Line. from Liverpool for Philadel-
phla, aground in Delaware Bay. about
seventy miles below this city.
The steamer went aground last night,
and was unable to float on the subsc-
quent high tide.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
DIR. PARKHURsT sUBPoENAED.
VIII Be Asked to Prove Charges of
Police DerelIetIon-

New York, oct. l9-Rev. Charles IL.
Parkhurst, who sent n letter TO Mayor
Mcclellan Monday, charging the police
with derelieticn of duty, must show the
police that there Is some basis for his
charges.
On application of Third Deputy Police
Commissioner Mathol. a subpoena was is
sued to-day in Magistrate Mayo's court,
ordering the reverend reformer to appear
on Wednesday in jefferson Market Court.
when he VIII be called upon to make
good his charges against the police
This action was taken at the direction
of Commissioner Bingham. who is deter
mined that the structures passed upon his
department must be proved or withdrawn.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Chaureur FatalIy Rurncd.

Atlanta, Oct. 19.-Edward Cosby. a
chauffeur for the Capital City Automobile
Company while drawing the gasoline
from car which he was repairing in a
garage, overturned the bucket which
caught FIRE and he was enveloped in
flames. In an instant the clothing was
burned from his back, his eyes blinded
and it is believed that he viii die from
his huns
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
CAMILLE CLIFFORD MARRIED
Actress WEEDS Heir of Lord Aberdeen
by Special License.

London. Oct 19-CamiIle Clifford. the
actress. was married on October Il by
special license. TO the Hon Henry Lynd-
hurst Bruce, eldest son and heir Of Lord
Aberdare. at the registrars Office for the
parish of St. Georges. Hanover Square.
Great secrecy was maintained owing 10
the opposition of the bridegrOom's family
Only two days notice was given to the
registrar The bride and bridegroom were
accompanied each by friend
Miss Clifford has appeared nightly on
the stage since her wedding. None of her
colleagues were aware that she was mar
ried
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
ACTRESS DIES IN CANADA.

Miss Mamie p. Jordan, of "GinEer-
bread Man." Expires at Ottawa.
Ottawa, Ont, Oct. I9-Miss Mamie b.
Jordan, of Nashville, Tenn. of the Gin
gerbread Man" company is dead here.
Her stage name was Miss Howe, and she
took the part of the bakers boy in the
chorus. While playing here in September
she was taken i'll and underwent three
operations. Her life could not be saved
and she died yesterday, her mother and
brother getting here in time to see her
alive
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

Chicago. H.. Oct IA boy was killed
and nine persons injured this afternoon
when i Lincoln avenue trolley car jump
ed the track and dashed into the curb.
The car WAS running about fifteen miles
an hour The accident is believed to
nave been due to 4 defective rail.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
Ministers All Quit so New Premier
viii Not Be Hampered.

Paris, oct. 19.-The French cabinet re-
signed to-day. owing to the determination
of Premier Sarrien to retire. Other min
listers presented their designations in order
that the new premier may be in a posi-
ton 20 select a new cabinet without en-
barTassment.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

Paris, Oct 19.-Jean Paul Casimir-
Perier, former president Of the French
republic, is reported TO be seriously III.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Ocenn steanaxhipn.

Outgoing steamships sail Saturday: Etruria for
5a1 a. III
san Tuesday. October Q: Carmanis, for Liverpool
70 a. N.
Incoming steamships enc Saturday: Lucania, from
Liverpool, October Is; 81. Louis. from Solthamp-
ton October Is AneTlkas IRON Hamburg, 0cto-
Der IL
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Woman az Bank OmciaI.

An interesting feature Of to-day's ses-
sion was the address by Mrs. A. V.
Church, cashier of the Bank of Joplin.
No The speaker took for her subject. "A
Woman's Qualification as a Bank OH
cial"
''The first requisite for any bank Off
cial. said Mrs. Church. rs absolute
honesty and 1 believe / am justified in
saying that women, as rule. possess this
qualification In a very marked degree.
Perhaps there are reasons for it. such as
their environments. &c, but whatever
the cause may be ] feel warranted in
saying that fewer women are dishonest
than men. Woman is a valuable adjunct
and asset to any banking institution. and
she possesses in a very marked degree
such qualifications as honest. integrity.
faithfulneSs, affabiIity. good habits. in
tuition, and for that reason I believe she
should be given such posts of honor and
trust. and believe that any banking in
sdtution doing so. would not regret the
step taken"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
PERSHING TO CALIFORNIA.
VIII Go To San Francisco to Succeed
Funston in Command.

Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing has been
designated as commander of the Depart
ment of California. with headquarters at
San Francisco, to succeed Gen. Funston.
who is transferred TO the command of the
Southwestern division.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
The Washington Herald.
What the Sunday
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Apart from the unexceIed service, there will be
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The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Pythianx 10 weet IN Ros,o,

New Orleans. La, Oct. 19.-The Knights
OF Pythias to-day decided to hold the
nineteenth eneampment in Boston.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Rockefeller at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio, oct. 19-John D. Rock
efeller arrived In Cleveland carly this
morning. His arrival was unannounced
and every endeavor was made to keep his
visit TO the city a secret. His coming
here, it is said, is a result of the verdict
returned against the Standard oil Com
pany of Ohio at Findlay to-day.
Rockefeller has kept in close touch with
the Findlay trial, and it is believed his
hurried visit 10 Forest Hill was due TO
the present situation in which the trust
in Ohio finds itself. 1t is generally
thought that he has come back here to
throw himself into the fight that the
Standard will now make for its own
preservation.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

pie living without the city limits of this little aldg has been recently
the
Taladea in Tuk
does and the similarity not end there Ta has its midst
of those schools established Engande of miited
phanthrOpml the higher education of Afro
had
But Tadea has the kboh uskegee the for nOoey in
spite of Booker Us cOnvivia stunt with Teddy
Taldp is the strike novel in inception foru in the
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10
NINTH PAGE
Saturday, February 10, 1906
THE SUN ~

exhibition of colossal mudence that the blow that
father is slap on the wrist in
The muddying
Taad
of the farm with the
OF all the forms that unparalleled
this $ the
The reming incident
the school have sustained the
and the still out
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10
4 Golden Opportunity

We have taken pride years.
the of the fastest time machine
course automobiles
ordinary taken advantages nat provides
1t would but little calamity Florida should
advantages that such supremacy brings failing provide
of the automobile that for three have directed the worlds attention
to this State.
year participated by number amateur
drivers who owned the machines smashing
This the series between rival
contest the dwndd the object
selling automobiles.
a participated in racesh year
participate
doomed because the sporting feature that zc to the spectacle will be lack
the spectators will not be there.
Thousands of thronged the beach this their
go by
had witnessed anything exciting the ordinary
had Looking II whzzing
matter how fast 1t is the putting another and the
witnessing fight for victory between posmen that the
touch that makes the spectacle interesting exciting
The this distinctly disappointment all those assembled
witness them and loud the complaints of bad management
Florida the list attractions the
uent advantages that valuable advertisement gives it is
organize for business without delay
impossible handle of this magnitude without reducing the
suggest u sport
sufficient capital to handle the in II busnes'lke manner.
Such could erect the convenencs for the
and accommodate the the
provided with sufficient could shell road from
Ormond yo in sight OF the ocean, along when cars could be run when
properly organized could make the omon Beach
drivers held
in the future would be real contests that thousands spectators would de-
igh o witness
with and fidelity amateurs the world will contend for the priv
cge of entering their
the at Omond for next and to put them the elias" where
they should be.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10
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Talladega
81

This a a is
another West Indian island that the represbe Teddy desires
might be the battp local ord novel,
prehistoric a soap-bu
10
when % 10 think all
1t is the a Alabama that exists to-day.
For most the other ghyOdd millions
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

We knew that Booker Washington niger would get against sooner
him him
debate the question with him in the largest hall New
the proceeds to Boe school We think about
other question but believe that Rev Tom Ouwnd
colorado maduro performer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-21
GIVE HIM A HEARING.

It is to be sincerely hoped that Pres ident Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton association will be greeted with large audience when he speaks in this city on the 31st of this month. Mir. Jordan's mission is a most urgent one-we might almost say a neces- sary one-to the cotton growers of the south, and since he represents an organization whose whole unselfish aim is directed toward the betterment of the cotton grower, the class most benefited should show an appreciative spirit toward the movement.
 But let us not stop with the cotton growers. Every business man in the city Of Pine Bluff is directly interest ed in the movement represented by Mir. Jordan, and it devclves upon every individual business man in the city to do his duty toward the South ern Cotton association.
 At least give President Jordan the courtesy Of a hearing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-21

Pine Bluff, but extended far into the unopened and as yet inaccessible ln- terior about us on nearly every side. What is still more to the point, these great, and Pine Bluff can by no man. ner of means be considered solely agricultural city, dependent upon the farming class for. it's life and growth Agriculture, it is true, furnishes the basis of our growth at present, but surrounding us on all sides are yet multiplied thousands of acres of the richest timber lands on the American continent. With the building of new lines of railways, these acres will be opened up to commerce, and with their opening will come additional en- terprises and additional industries.
 The application is easy; Pine Bluff has the resources, and thousands of rich corporations and individuals elsewhere need them. In fact, they are going to have them, sooner or later. unless local capitalists develop them of their own accord. But the rich corporation and the rich individ- iial are not the only class of immigra- ton the resources of this country will induce here With the coming of new enterprises, will come also the help. the labor, necessary to their conduct. For every enterprise inaugurated here, a hundred men and their fam flies will be required to handle it. For every new industry. a thousand men and their families will be led to engage in it.
 The whole secret, in other words, of Pine Bluffs s future lies in her re- sources. Prosperity is obliged to fol- low, for with every passing year more need is found for the very thing we have to offer.
 Such is the future. It is gratifying to note abroad over the city a spirit of optimism which foresees this bright picture. The people are thus ready for it. In fact, it is here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-21
AN HALLUCl
 NATION.

Perhaps no better demonstration ot the stability of the present growth or the city of Pine Bluff could be 1ound than that evidenced by the weekly re- norts of real estate transactions SUD- mitted to the Graphic every Sunday morning by MT. George Bylngton. These reports illustrate two very lm- portant things for the consideration of prospective citizens of Pine Bluh and to the prospective purchaser of property: First, the constantly ln- creasing demand for city realty; sec ond, the gradual increase in valua- tion of the property.
 The Graphic does not hold to the opinion of some private citizens who think property values in this city are inflated. This may be true Tn ln- stances. but as a general rule city realty sells for what it is really worth at this stage of our growth. This be- ing true, the question arises, is Pine Bluff realty a good investment?
 In the case of our city. we have two phases of the situation to judge from; the experience of the past, and the practical certainty of the future. The past needs no comment; for years the valuation of city property in Pine Bluff has experienced a steady ln- crease in valuation, and at no time In our history has it been drug. Unlike the experiences of some of our cities, notably Fort Smith, Pine Bluff has suffered no reactions from "booms," for we have had none. During the past three years, this increase in valu- alton has been so noticeable as to lead some of the conservatives to the expression of fear that we may be bordering upon boom. But not so; the growth has continued steady and of a most substantial nature. So much for the past.
 The future holds out allurements not possible to overlook. With a wealth of natural and undeveloped re- sources almost impossible of compu- tation. we can not help but go for ward. Nor are these resources con- fined to the immediate territory of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-21
A GRATIFYING. ccNplTI1N

Business men in Pine Bluff ar, a most a unit in the declaratio~ thar the present season has been onp C" the best that the city has N*no"i creed in all it's history. I is a f7c worthy of note that few concerns ae- i"g business here felt the "pos -hol,- day season. this year-for t',a c, : time perhaps since Pine Bluff ''' ~ been a town. There is a c2u: fe' this somewhere, and to the obsee",~ " mind is not difficult to find. Dine Bluff has cast off her swaaa r. ' -~ clothes, has emerged from h9r ct grown she'll and is no longer a-- pendent upon the holiday tra7a tn carry her through the spring co~e@
 There is not today single h,lsi's"1S enterprise in the city that he~ -'". felt the impetus of the gener~! 10 of prosperity which has snro"a i+se'' over us. Today the croakin"s If Aa knocker are no longer heard o~| everybody feels confident of tho f'- tUre.
 Let the good work go on.