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the question of apportionment should be left
until the next regular session. Now in view
of what the assembly did today there will
be nothing left but for the committee to
report that they cannot agree, and then
both houses will adjourn
Speaker Wadsworths closest friends
urged that the assembly committee on ap-
portionment seek d meeting with the senate
committee at once. and If the senate COM
mittee would not yield. then the assembly
committee was to report to the assembly
that they could not reach an agreement
and that the assembly would make no fur
tier effort to reach an agreement Said
one of Speaker Wadsworth's friends:
Why the intention of Senator Raines to
prevent a reapportonment at this session
has been evident since Monday. He has
had many conferences with the speaker,
and yet while he has said openly that he Is
trying to bring about peace. he announced
several times that he was going to appoint
the old committee to represent the senate
on reapportionment. Why. he said he was
going to appoint Senators Cassidy, Cobb,
Smith and Tully on the committee. How
ever Senator Tully thought it would be in
advisable for him to serve. 50 Senator
Raines named nine senators, but two of
them are affected by the reapportionment."
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ROANOKE DoMINIE'S TROUBLES.
Rev Whitworth Is Again Deserted by
His Wife.

ROANOKE. Va. July N.-Rev John
whitworth. the RO. .oke Methodist preach
er who ten days ago married his divorced
wife after "A separation of five years, has
for the second time been deserted by his
spouse II was while a suit in prog
ress Tor the possession OF the two children
OF the couple at Rocky Mount two weeks
ago that Mrs Whtworth fell in love with
her former husband and a reconciliation
was effected. The suit was dropped and
two days later the parties were again mar
ricd. They came to Roanoke to live and
last Saturday went back to Franklin coun-
~ 10 get the two children. who had been
LEFT with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
John Aler. while the Whitworths were en-
joying then second honeymoon
The Whitworths reached the A!er houa
after dark. The father of Mrs Whitvortb
met his daughter and sOn-in-law AT the
door. only 20 tell them that they could NOT
enter his house. Finally the old man weld
ell 10 his daughters pieadings and admitted
her hut barred the door against WHIT
worth, ana warned him not TO attempt "a
cross the threshold Whitworth Spent the
night out Of doors and waited about the
place all day Sunday to see his wife
On Monday Mrs. Whitworth informed he,
husband that she would remain with her
parents until Tuesday, and insisted tina,
Whitworth return TO Roanoke. saying she
would follow with the children The ney,
day WhltwOrth came back to Roanoke and
waited for his wife. but she did not put 10
her appearances. Yesterday he received
word from her that she would not coma
back 10 Roanoke and would not again live
with him. She declared she would sra v
with her parents and keep the children
with her
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BLAMES ARMY AND NAVY.
Senator Hall Says They Live and
Thrive on War

ELLSWORTH. Me. July Ex-senator Eu-
gene Hale. who is resting quietly at the
Pines his summer home here, was asked
yesterday if he thought the United States
feet should be sent to Manila or stations
or the Pacific coast.
Il hope and believe that the feet will
not be moved in the direction indicated"
he said. Il have seen nothing that leads
me to believe. either, that President
Roosevelt has ordered. or intends to order.
a great feet of warships into Japanese or
contiguous waters. The scheme had its
birth with the general board of the navy.
which for three or four years, to magnify
the navy. exploited scare with Ger
many. When the people got tired OF this
they tried the same performance with ia
pan. Many. but by no means all. naval
officers approve OF it, and probably the gem
eraI staff of the army.
The two military branches of the gov
eminent live and thrive upon war. but
there never has been day when ii was
safe To leave to them the policies that make
for peace or war. The army and navy do
not view war as a danger or calamity. but
as an opportunity. | look to see President
Roosevelt take a broader and wiser and.
what in the end will be the more popular.
view and. while l have had no late consul
tation with him. / take it that the last
thing he would desire IL that any act under
his administration should bring war with
Japan any other power, or should add to
the danger of such conflict. My hope in
these possibly dangerous times is in him,
and not in the army and navy. The situa-
ton has enough of excitement and danger
TO warn everybody against any course that
may possibly increase friction.
The people OF Japan generally and the
members OF the government of that en-
pire are honestly and faithfully setting
themselves 10 preserve peace and to devote
the energies of Japan TO the building up of
her peaceful interests. but these happy In
fuences are opposed in Japan by a war. or
lingo. party. that at any moment. by APP
pealing TO the passions and resentments of
the people. may upset the ministry and sub
stttute for Il lingo. or war. government.
Whoever now shall take any step that will
weaken the peaceful purposes Of the Japa-
nese government and the majority of the
japanese people will he held guilty before
the American people should war come. of
making IL possible and OF Fastening il.
Every incident in the present situation
makes against a display OF our military
power in AsiatiC waters.
While ! have no fear that the Pres
idant will take such course ! should be
still better satisfied II in his characteristic
way he would give To the public some ut
terance which shows that he has no such
thing in contemplation"
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Travelling Goods Dent.

I 36-!nch Trunk, made of seasoned Eastwood and
covered with best canvas: bound with rawhtda.
best lock; all parts riveted. Reduced from sS5 on
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l ls-lnch Black Horn Alligator Bag; leather lined
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FATHER J. A. DOONAN.

NOTED to instructor in philosophy In the
third year course He was instructor Of
theology at the same college from 1872 to
1879. The following year Father Doonan
was again transferred to Georgetown Col
lege professor of poetry. He remained
at the Georgetown institution for one year.
when he was sent to Frederick. Md, as
instructor of third year proba ton. The next
year he was again stationed at George
town. and remained there as professor Of
rhetoric. He made minister project Of
studies and schools in 1851 and was pres
ident of Georgetown University from Au-
gust H. 1882, to August 10 1888.
Later Father Doonan went to ST. Fran
els Xavier College. New York city. as pro-
fessor of philosophy, and the next year
was stationed at Detroit College, Detroit.
Mich. For three years from 1891 he was
operarius at the Immaculate Conception
Church, Boston. Mass. He was next sta
toned at Boston College for four years as
professor of philosophy. and assumed the
same position at St Joseph's College, Phil
adelphia. Pa. In 1898. He was lecturer
in the graduate school Of ST. Joseph's Col
lege for one year. and for three years
was spiritual father at the same institu-
ton. In 1906 he was again sent to George
town spiritual father, which position
he now holds
Ordained to the Priesthood.
Father Doonan was ordained to the
priesthood at Woodstock. Md, in 1874. He
is regarded as a flnancier Of ability. and
during his rectorshp at the Georgetown
University succeeded in paying off the
debt Of the university.
Altogether Father Doonan has passed
about quarter Of century Of his life in
this city, and Is particularly we'll known
in Catholic circles. Many prominent men
have been numbered among his pupils,
and during his term as president of
Georgetown University he entertained
many Of the state officials including F'resi-
dent Cleveland and his cabinet
While located in Philadelphia in 1891
Father DoOnan suffered two strokes of
paralysis. which for a short time kept him
from attending to his officials duties. but
at the present time in spite of infirmi-
ties. he says mass every day and attends
to many spiritual duties in connection with
the Society Of Jesus.
In connection with the celebration to-
day Father DoOnan was rendered din
ner. at which a number of the fathers con-
nected with the college. including Presi-
dent Buel of the university, and several
out-oftown guests attended.
The out-OftOwn guests were Father
Brennan of Philadelphia, Father Burn
stein Of Woodstock College Md; Father
lyman Of St Thomas Church. Charles
county. Nd. and Father Lancaster OF
Leonardtown. Md.
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Art Embroidery Dept.

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Red Braided Table Covers. Reduced from SOC
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1 lot Imported Jewel Trays and Boxes Re-
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3 Hand -embroIdered Picture Frames. Reduced
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Waste Paper Basket. trimmed with ribbon
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Main floor. st.
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ETOusefurnishing Dept,

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q Enameled Ware Jelly Mods Reduced from 4oc
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Mems FURNISHINGS Dent

Ii Mems Colored Pajamas. made Of imported
shirtings: collar: finished with pearl buttons:
small and large sizes Reduced from So 30 to 50 90
each
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dozen Mems Linen Collars. high and turn down
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g dozen Boys Colored Border Linen Handker-
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YOUNG LOVERS PLIGHT.
Arrested for Alleged Forgery Of Par
emit Names Authorizing License.

BRISTOL. Tenn, July 1.-Marion David
son and Miss Pearl Hatfield, seventeen and
sixteen years old. respectively. and members
of prominent families of Smythe county,
are under arrest at Abingdon, charged with
forging the signatures of their parents to
paper authorizing the clerk to issue them
marriage license.
The couple eloped to Abingdon last night
and. going to the office of the clerk of the
court, asked for a license. When informed
that they would have to have the written
consent of their parents they went to the
hotel and shortly Nreturned with documents
purporting to be from their parents They
were at once arrested on charge of forg-
cry and are being held pending a preimi-
nary hearing. The parents have been noti-
fled and may give their consent to the mar
riage and have the warrants dismissed
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C040red Dress Goods Dent,

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yds 4d-inch Gray Check All-slk Wolfe Re
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- yds i6-inch Green and White Hairlne Wolfe
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yds 46inch Brown and White Hairline Wolfe
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Bric=a=Brac Department,

Hammered Brass Fern Dish. reduced from
$500 to $500: !. reduced from 800 to 81 so.
Hammered Brass Jardiniere. Reduced from
$1,000 to $500.
Hammered Brass Flower Vase Reduced from
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Hammered Brass Plaque. Reduced from 50 80
to SITS.
Hammered Brass Umbrella Stands. Reduced
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l Hammered Brass Coal Hod. reduced from
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Hammered Brass Wood Carrier. Reduced
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Electric Lamp bronze standard: iulaid shade;
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Electric Lamp, bronze stand. fancy glass
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Electric Desk Lamp. shade slightly DANA ged.
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l Electric Desk Lamp. inlaid glass shade. Re-
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! Electric Light Lamp. bronze shade with
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WOrnen's Suit Dent.

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tucks: size 30 Reduced from SiS up t. $3.50
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siz" SO. Reduced from S5S 90 So 90.
Women's White Linen Coat Suits. with black
pin stripes. mi-nttinr: ful plated skirt. Re-
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Can up John Hartung, loS Flor
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Weak Heart

Upon the heart action depends not
only health, but life. Ii weak, the
circulation is sluggish and the sup
ply OF nourishment diminished. 1t
also fails to carry off impurities.
Disease follows from decay and
stagnation. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
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muscles.
II had frequent sinking spells. sometimes as
many three in day during which my heart
would stop 'ating. ne-essitating the call
Ing Of physician resliscitate Before finish
Ing the trSt bottle OF DR.. Miles Heart Cure the
sinking spells had ceased, and took altogether
Eve bottles for a complete cure"
REBECCA BENNETT. indianapolis, Ind.
II Srst bottle fails TO benefit. money back.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkllart, Ind.
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Mems Clothing Dent.

II Atwood Suits. light and dark colors. alpaca
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gray mixtures: sizes 40. ~ aud A. Reduced from
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10 Mems Fine Atwood Suits. fancy mixtures
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~ Fine Worsted Suits. best make, in handsome
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pairs All wool Worsted Trousers. regular sizes.
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II Fancy Vests. scattering sizes from "a 10 ~.
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HIS FlFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION TODAY BY REV.
JAMES A. DOONAN.
Has Been for Half a Century a Mem
Der of the Society Of
Jesus

II am enjoying good health. except for
the paralysis In my left side and expect to
do so for some time to come Rev. James
A. Doonan, 81, said today at the infirmary
of the Georgetown College. where he is eel
ebratins his fiftieth anniversary as MEM
Der of the Society of Jesus.
Father DOonan Is sixty-six years of age.
He was the recipient of congratulations
from the priests at the college and from
others all over the country. He also re-
ceived many floral .renembrances from
friends. Father Doonan was born in Au-
gusta Ca. November g. 1S41, and as there
were very few schools In his early days he
was taught by his mother at home. At the
age of thirteen the future Father Doonan
was sent to Georgetown University. which
was then under the rectorShip of Rev. Ber-
nard A. Mcclure, 81. When he was fif-
teen years of age he decided to join the
Society of Jesus, but as 1t Is the rule that
a person cannot enter the order before he
attains the age of seventeen years. he was
not allowed to take the first vows until
July ., 1859. He. however. had entered the
novitiate at Frederick. Md, and remained
there until time for his entrance TO the
order.
Goes to Loyola College.
From 1850 to 1861 he was a juniorate at
Frederick, Md.
After competing StuuI-S tucic HC w dS
sent to Loyola College. Baltimore, Md, as
teacher of middle grammar. The next year
he was promoted to teacher of highest
grammar In 1865. with number of other
Jesuits, Father Doonan was dispatched to
Boston, Mass. to open the Boston College,
where he remained for two years as
teacher OF lowest grammar and first rudi-
ments In 1868 he transferred to
Georgetown College as teacher OF lowest
grammar, and the following year was sent
to Woodstock College. Woodstock, Md. as
professor of philosophy In the second year
course. The following year he was pro-
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China Department.

Decorated Limoges China Dinner Ser. several
pieces missing Reduced from s2J 90 to ST. 95
Richly Decorated French China Chop Plate.
Reduced from s. 90 to 81. 80
Decorated Limoges China Soup Tureen. Re-
duced from s. 90 to 81 %.
2 Incrustpd Gold Border Sauce Tureens. Reduced
from 81 90 to 81 so each
Decorated Limoges China Teapot. Sugar and
Cream Set. Reduced from 50 50 70 81. 81.
I Incruspd Gold Border Meat Dish. Reduced
from $500 to sl95
Q Decorated Austrian China Covered Dishes Re-
dured from 81 90 TO SOC each.
2 Austrian China lobster Salad Dishes. Re-
iuced from 81 80 to 81 90 each
3 dozen Blue Japanese China Bread and Butter
Plates. Reduced from zoe 10 Zoe each
Decorated China Berry Bowls. Reduced from
25c to 15c each
Fifth floor Eleventh st.
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Furniture Dent,

Green Rattan Book Magazine Stand. with four
shelves. Reduced from 50 90 10 81 .95.
Green Rattan sedan Settap with book rest on
side. Reduced from $1,000 to SIS ~
Green Rattan Umbrella Stand. Reduced from
$500 TO 81 81
Combination Conch and Reclining Chair. with
green denim cushions. Reduced frcm $1,000 to
50. %.
Fine Porcelain lined Refrigerator. with conven-
iently arranged Interior. Reduced from 5000 to
So 90
Refrigerator three doors, opening from the
front. Reduced from $1,000 10 500 ~.
| Refrigerator. similar 10 the above. Reduced
from Si5 90 TO $500.
! White Enameed Settee. Upholstered In neat eff
feet cretonne. Reduced from 500 90 TO 50 81.
! White Fnameled Arm Chair. upholstered IN
crrtonnp Reduced from $500 10 ST -.
Sixth floor.