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CHAPLAIN or THE C4HORRa.
CarablReers Accuse Priest Of Despo,link
Dead WOman's Corpse.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUS.
ROVE, July B.-The Naples Cara biniers
who are combating the Camorra discovered
recently a crime which, IL is alleged, was
committed by Giro Vitozzi. a priest, who
wss recognized as the spiritual director
OF the society.
Several years ago a noble rich Nea politan
lady. the Baroness Ianneti Tona, died
Her body, embalmed and dressed in silk
brocsdes and adorned with jewels, dia
rings set In brilliants and sspphires, was
pls ced ~ the family vault in a Naples
cemetery. Every week the family of the
dead woman went to the cemetery where
Vitozzi, who was one Of the chaplains, said
MAJ AZ.
One day the tomb WA found open and
the jewels had been stolen. The indigna-
ton of the chaplain was unbounded. While
the members Of the Baroness family shed
tears at the PROCLAMATION the priest cried
shame on the custodians of the place. who
he said. we're responsible for the outrage.
The police cooperated in the investigation
and furnished troops which led to the arrest
Of several persons who were tried and ac-
quilted. Members Of the Baroness family
decided TO present the priest with a sum Of
money as an expression Of their gratitude
for his services.
The jewels were never recovered. but
the priest continued TO say weekly masses
for the repose of the soul of the deceased
until his arrest las month. The carabi-
nieri have positive proofs. they say. that
the priest is the person who stole the jewels.
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AMERICA IN BERLIN.
Farew ell to Mrs. Tower senator Laumer's
VISTA Tip story.
SPECIAL Caots Despatch to Tss Sun.

SPECIAL Ca&s Despatch TO TBG Sun.
BERLIN, July iS.-There was q great
gathering of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
ma gne Tower at their ma gnifioent house on
the Tiergarten on Wednesday to say good-by
10 Mrs. Tower, the wife of the Ambassador
who was starting OF with her sons for a
summer holiday at Finistsrre. Among the
guests were M. Artzimwitch. the Russia n
Consul General. and mis- American wife
formerly Mrs. Jones Of California; Consul
General and Mrs. Thackers. vice-Consul
Caldwell. DR.. and Mrs. Honsn and Senator
Latimer. the chief OF the emigration COM
mission.
The Senator is only here for a few days.
but has won a host of friends. He lie full
Of his mission and regards il as for the
benefit Of huma nifty that all countries
should join in finally regulating the immi-
grafton ard emigration questions, The
German authorities are helping him all they
can. But this has not prevented the i'm
preston from getting abroad that the
commission's real object is TO increase
emi grafton from Europe TO the United
States. He told the correspondent OF THE
sun to-day emphatically that such was
not the case. Indeed, he holds himself that
less emigration to the United States would
be better for her.
The simplicity Of the Senator'S character
was amusingly illustrated by his attempt
while on the way from Vienna to Berlin
to settle his score in the dining car with
an Adams Express bill for go. He was
saved from embarrassment by a fellow
traveller who generously paid the amount.
Former Congressman McCleary Is ex-
pected here soon to negotiate with the
postal department about . renewal Of the
agreement for postal arrangements aboard
the Hamburg-American and North German
Lloyd mail steamer Ths companies are
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SERMON BY MR. BgRRELL.
Tells Of Kings Christian Faiths 0cIaI re
form SanNms -The Neglected " Ich.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE sun.
LONDON, July 13.- Having appeared
prominents,( OF late a. a humorist, and
having been widely discussed In that capa-
city, Mr.. Birreii. Secretary of State for
Ireland, by wsv OF n corrective, addressed
yesterday a lay sermon full of common
sense and Christianity to the annua meet
ing Of the United Methodist Free Churches
sitting at Newcastle. Speaking of the
Christian faith, which The meeting celebrated
he said il was one Of the dominating ideas
of his Majesty the King, which could not
he destroyed OF even impaired by the mel
ancholy fact that it was impossible Of per-
feet realization. Even the apostles differed.
in fact, lie said. ut always seemed to me
that in those early days nothing was wanted
but a really religious press in order to ex-
cite a heresy hunt Of the very first wafer.
"Ilook forward to the day when all Metho-
dists throughout the world will he united,
will be able to obey the same discipline
and to hold the same great doctrines OF
Christian faith. John Wesley had two
sublime qualities. One was the eternal
hold Of what he conceived TO be the mes
sage he had TO deliver from God. The
other was his most amazing and u~ntiring
energy in delivering that message
Speaking Of social questions Secretary
Birrell said, IF you want to purify the world
you must purify the man, you must purify
the individual man. You cannot purify
the people by cooperation"
Another passage from his speech reads,
Christianity is limping and falling far
short of the ideal. Still there never was a
church or a chapel yet which did not do
good 10 the poor and the suffering ell
around
You must not forget the rich. l believe
deterioration is rather more marked in
the character of the rich than it is in the
character of the poor. There is more god
lessness, more goddess education among
the rich than among the poor not
w~ithstanding the great interest that many
OF the rich take in the education of other
peoples children"
In regard to social evils Secretary Birrell
said. You should not look too much to the
policies Of parlisments TO cure these evils.
The politics of parliaments can only repre-
sent strong forces and the wishes of the
bulk of the community. They are power
less as pioneers and can do very little unless
they have behind them the full force of the
people. The first duty of the Chris
tan Church is to lead their own Christians
and accomplish their own Christian fervor
and faith. When they get that they will
go out on the highways and the bvways
to do good. They cannot help il. Do il
they must
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SOLD HIS SOUL FOR RyBLEs.
stranse Deed Executed by a Russian Peas
ant I'm Hard Luck.

Special Cable Despatch 10 The Sun.
BERLIN, July l3.-The Russian newspaper
Rodnod Dsio reproduces from the original
a curious d eed Of transfer which will help
toward a realizstfon of the mental con-
dition Of the Russian ~peasantry. A former
Deputy for the district Of Tutionoff. in the
province of Taurids. sent the original
to the newspaper. The document runs:
Il, the undersigned. Nicolai N~icephoro-
witch, peasant, IS years of age. of the Dog
marovski district Of Nlelitopol. have fallen
into evil days. | am at the end OF all my
resources and hereby certify that ! nave
sold for the SUN of so rubles my eternal
salvation and place in the Kingdom Of
Heaven TO Makar Selenky."
The signature is attested by n elder
Of the villa &c council,
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The Weather.

The low area which vas over this section on
Friday had almost dIsh ppeared yesterday and all
of the eastern half OF the country. except the upper
Lake regions and upper Mississippi Valley was
given over TO a high pressure whlcn mao is centre
in tho Morning over the upper Ohio Valley.
over the Dakotas and most ofthe West except the
North Pacific region the pressure waslo"' -.
NJ vicksbure, Miss there was Az abnormal
ralnf fall OF more than seven inches. Elsewhere the
weather was generally fair
n was, little wsrmerI In New England and eastern
New York and cooler southwark along the coast.
In indiana. Illinois and eastern Michigan II was
warmer.
In this city the day was fair and warmer; wind.
fresh northwest; average humidity, Il per cent
corrected TO read I" sea level atsA NJ
boz: . =. NJ. 5000.
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
nmcIaI t~hermnmeter. Is shown In the anneked laole:
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Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun,
STOCKHOLM, July i3.-Alice Cunning
ham Fletcher Of Boston, the ethnologist,
is touring northern Europe with a party
of Americans. The party has spent a
week here and Miss Fletcher gave an in
teresting talk about the life OF American
Indians before resident and visiting Ameri-
cans, ethnologists and other scientists.
The party afterward left for Finland and
Russia.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TO MORROW
For Eastern New York. fair TO- day and warmer m
me int nor: partly cloudy tomorrow; light 10 fresh
soutssr nv Vinds,
For New England. fair 10. day and warmer IN the
interior OF western portion; partly cloudy 10 NOR
row: light TO fresh Southeriy winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware. fair to-day and
m. morrow: light TO fresh southerly winds.
For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland. fair and warmer to-day
partly cloudy TO. morrow: light variable winds De
coming southerly.
For western New York and Western Pennsylvania
fair 20. day: probably showers and cooler 20 morrow;
lIrht 70 fresh southeriy Winds
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ASH CLEMENCY or ALFONSO.
Petition In Favor OF AbettOrs Of Wedding
Day Dynamite Outrage.
special Cable Desplfch 10 THE Sun.

special Cable DeSpifch 10 THE Sun.
MADRID, July 49, Senor Alvarez. q Re-
publican Deputy. has sent to King Alfonso
a petition signed by numerous repre-
sentatives Of all the political parties, in
Guiding former Premier Armijo, Gen. Lopez
Domiaguez and Senior Moret, asking the
pardon OF Nakens, Ferrer and the others
who we're recently sentenced TO terms Of
imprisonment for completely with Morales
in his attempt 10 sssassinate King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria with a bomb on their
wedding day.
The petition. in referring to Nakens,
declares him TO be ian honorable man
who was condemne ed only for pushing
kindness to the point Of folly and acting
upon an exaggerated code Of honor
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MARK TWAIN SAILS FOR HOME
wOST BEG0VED or LIVING Az
THORS IN ENGLAND.

Hos,s Of Americans E~ntertainin 6 and Rest
ing In London and Motoring Over
Ensiand-Paul Jones's G~randnicce In
Mant-SOme Issues Of DIPLOMACY.
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sWINDLING MAID N Court.
>. y. Morgan Testines That He did Not Give
Her Tips on stock Market.
special cable DespG<h to TIE ST

special cable DcspGkh 10 TIE Sun.
LONDON, July 10. Josephine Leslie, the
n,aidservant who is charged with swindling
Miss Blount Of Dublin and others out Of
large sums Of money by pretending thai
J. Pierpont Morgan was giving her tips
on the stock market, was before the police
court again to-day. Mr.. Morgan testified
that he did not know the prisoner, had
never had charge Of her financial interests
and had never invited her TO dine at his
sons house.
Mr., Morgan. when asked il he knew the
prisoner. replied:
Not as far as I can recollect. I don't
think l have ever seen her before"
Mr.. Morgan said il wes not true hat he
had advised her TO invest IS 200 in a certain
syndicate. promising her in return Si25 900.
He had not sent her any checks as her profits
in the syndicate.
Mr.. Morgan was informed that he would
nave to attend the sessions at the New
Bailey. where the prisoners trial will AXE
place.
Miss Blount, in giving her evidence
said the prisoner told her she had been
married before the American Consul in
Geneva and that she had a father and
sister living in Switzerland. She said she
had paid out a great deal of money in
settlement of her husbands debts n nae
had an unhappy married life. Therefore
she had taxi en- a situation as kitchen maid.
She declared that she had an income Of
$50, 900 a year and that her sister had the
same. Her father and brother. she said,
we're wealthy men.
The prisoner was remanded. She was
=. ~. coalition af kannal unatd naunalu in
charge Of pet dogs. in a wealthy London
family when size made the acquaintance
of Miss Bloun' and her other victims.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B-Following schedule figures published only IS
information and are not guaranteed.
= % a. m.-Danyille and way stations
= s. a. m--HsrTisoubuFg anu way stations
800 a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car.
-uao a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 10 Columbia,
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
80 p m.-Sleepers and coaches 10 Atlantis and
Columbus. Ga. sunset Route Tourist Sleeper TO
San Francisco tri-weekly.
f46l D. m--Haris0nbuIg and way stations
= IS ?. m,-Chsrlottesule. Wauenton. and way
stations.
go p m--sleepers and coaches TO Charlotte Co
lumbia and Augusta Dining Car.
-l0:I5 p m.-Seepers and coaches via Lynchblrg
and Bristol 10 Chattanooga. Memphis and New
Orleans Dining Car.
sII.oa p. m-New York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 Asheyill5 Atlanta. birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars DIM
ing Car.
Note-'Daily WEEK days
Through trains from the South aHsFe Washington
& s:i5 and los a. m go. SIS. Sg5 30. and
II 80 p. n daily. Local trains from HauisonbTg
II IS a. M. week days, and s-9 p u. daily; FROM
Charlottesville s :i6 d. n. daily.
Frequent trains TO gnd from BluemoHt
Ticket Oihoes. rs tn St., 5u Ia, ave, and
Pennsylvania station
C. H. ACkERT S. II. HARDWICK.
v p. & Gen. MgT. Pass Traf. Mgr.
". H. TAYLOE, C. P. A L. S. BROWN. 6. A.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule 80 effect November - 1906.
90 7. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-Staps al principal points IN Virginia. Nestibll5
train standard coaches Iarl0r 20 Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman slecpers Clifton Forge 90 Lous-
Vile Cluciu1ati Indiana polls ST. Louis and Chl-
caE0: buffet service from Gord0nsFllle-
4S9 7. NEW c. 4 o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast neE yestihUie train; stops only al G0Ed0nsTle
Charlottesville stauut0n, Clifton Forge, and Gov
ington Va; RuncsFerte aud Hinton. rs. Va Pull
man seepeIs % Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati
indianapolis. ST Iguis. and Chicago. Dining eaEs
Ia carte service. One night out
ul1 I. Nj T. s. LIMITED. Dally-SoIid
Testibuie train. Pullman sieepers TO Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining car.
IA carte service. Slsepers Cincinnati 20 Chicago
and ST. Louis. and Louisville to Memphis Nashville,
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake sud Ohio
Ofccs 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6a9 18th street. near
D. and sixth street station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania K X. Cab Service and Main 1915
for e. & o. Ticket 0fice.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
A. LEFTWICH sINCLAIR. Auorney
fIlcd Aprn ;. 1857,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a Special Term as & District
Court q the United States FOR the DiEtric1 Of Co
lumbia- II the matter Of the payment q damages
resulting 10 adjacent property from changes IN the
grades Of streets, avenues. and alleys authorized
rs the art q Congress approved February = 1913
Telatins 10 The construction Of Onion Railroad Sta
ton in the District Of Columbia. District Court
No slL-Notics is hereby gwen that We the under
sgnsd. having been designated ard appointed b. the
supreme Court of the District u Columbia holding
special term a United States District CcuTt FOR
the District Of Columbia a commission 70 ap-
Praise the damages resulting to adjacent property
ir1il changes Ia the grades CT streets avenues aid
alleys authorized by the act Of Congress approved
ebTuary ., 1868. relating 10 the construction Of
Union Railroad Station In the District Of Columbia
Wil met at 1870 a. m. the nth DAY or
MAY. A. d. 1907. at the United States Court House
tCitT Hali, ia the District Of Columbia IN s room
90 be assigned US by the United States marshal fer
sad District fer the purpose Of viewing the prop
erty affected by the changes If the grades Ct the
encouragement streets, avenues, and alleys IN said
District and hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 20 real property from sid changes Of
sfade N accordance with the terms and provisions
Of The act Of Congress approved April 2. Ise4 en-
titled An act q provide for payment Of damages
On account OF changes Of grade due 20 construction
of the tnl0n Station. District Of Columbia 20 wit:
Ihird street northeast. between n street and Flor
ida avenue; street northeast between Third street
and Florida avenue; North Capitol street between
z and streets Dingman place, Mccullough street,
ana the alleys IN square numbered SIX hundred and
tHeuty-aIght t6sl; street northwest between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue and
Delaware avenue Northeast between { and ID streets
Owners Of real property damaged By the change Of
the grade Ct any Of said streets avenues OF alleys
viii ME petition with u.s. IN this cause, signed
and sworn TO- for an allowance Of damages, within
sixty 6ol days after the said 18th dag Of MAY a d.
1897. The aforesaid Of Congress approved April
p 1894, provides that upon the failure Of any such
owner 20 thus present his claim foz damages within
said period, his right 20 do So shall cease and de-
teFmine. CHARLES A. BAKER. GEORGE W.
MOSS. and GEORGE SPRANSN Commission 10
apprsise damages, a true copy-Test; tseaI.l J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. By T. E. CUNNINGHAM Assist
ant CLERK. au630t exS
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Trans PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawai-. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands. via san Francisco close here daily at II a
D. Ii. up to April is for dispatch b steamer
Korea
Australia jszccpt mails for West Australia. Fiji
Islands. and Ne. Caledonia Especially addressed
mails for New ZEALAND and Samoan Islands. via
Vancouver. and Victoria. b. O.. close here daily
at go p. N. up 90 April %, for dispatch by
steamer Maana
japan. Rorsa China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily az $50 p "a up to
April a. for dispatch BY steamer Tango Maru
HaBaH. Japan Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily az
j IS b. "a. up 10 April g fer dispatch By steamer
America Mar
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco. close here daily at u 85 D. M up to
May !, for dispatch hy United States transport
japan trxcepr Tarccls-post maisl, kUree, China
ard Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria. B. c. close here daily az $50 j. m. up &c
May Z. for dispatch by steamer Empress Of
China
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia ). Dana Lincoln. trading Ma
uonal Mortar Company, plaintiff. The Southern
Construction Company e corporation. defendant At
law, No 4S75.The object Of this suit Is 90 recover
Of the defendant, The Southern Construction Com
pang. a ClrpoTatiOn. the sum Of nine hundred and
sxty-eght dollars and ffty-seven cents tSs655i with
interest from June 1895 and to have judgment Of
condemnation Of certain property Of the defendant
levied under attachment issued in this suit to
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. Il is therefore this
10Th day Of AprA 1857 ordered that the defendant
appear In this court on before the f0rtieth day
exclusive Ct SUNDAYS ard legal holidays. after the
day o the first publication Of this order to defend
this sg.it and show cause Why said condemnation
81 nd not be had; otherwise the suit viii be pro
ceeded with ia Of default. Provided, "a copy
Of this order be InhliShed at least once week for
three successive weeks IN the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald before said day
By the court: WRIGHT Justice A true COPY
Test: tseaLl J. r. YOUNG Clerk By H "
SMITH. Assistant Clerk. PERCIYAB NJ BROWN.
Attorney. spll.ls.G
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Sarah Z. Young rs Bartlett Cole
man et al No. 26ses, Equity Dockct-The object
Of this suit Is TO secure the appointment OF new
trustee in the place and stead Of Frank 7. Brown
ing deceased 10 execute the trusts contained in
certain deed Of trust made and executed by Cath
crime Coleman and Bartlett Coleman, her hus
band, 10 Frank z. Browning trustee which said
deed Of trust Is duly recorded In liber 1870 folio
g. ct Sec. in the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds
for tae District Of Columbia. On motion Of the
complainant ii is this 18th day Of April 1897
ordered that the defendant Richard Turner csuss
his appearance 10 be entered hereis on or before
the fortieth dag, exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the day Of the hfst publ
cation Of this order: otherwise the cause vii be
proceeded Sith as in case Of default Provided. a
copy OF this order he published once a week for
three successive weeks In the Washington Law Re
porter aud The Washington Herald before said
day. HARRY ~ CLABAUGH. Chief Justice. A
true copy-Test; lSeaLl J. r. YOUNG, Clerk Be-
NMs. +. LEMON. Assistant CleIk. Attorney.
:, u. BROWN. spll.ls.S
The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
2. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttoTnegs

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District Court In re the
extension Of School street northwest ia the District
Of Columbia. District Court No. 1g-NOtce is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, pursuant TO the provisions q
an act Of Congress approved February g, 1907, en-
titled An act for the extension 81 School street
northwest" have filed a petition IN this court
praying the condemnation Of the land necessary Tor
the extension 81 School street northwest from is
present southern terminus 20 Irving street, With q
width If fifty feet as shown on A plat map filed
with the said petition part thereof. aud praying
also that Jury Of FIVE iudiei0us, experienced dis
interested men, who shall be fFeehoiders within the
District Il Columbia not related 70 any person
interested in these proceedings and not IN the
service OF employment u the District of ColuHlols
or Of the United States. be summoned bg the
DATED States marshal for the District Of Columbia
10 assess the damages each owner Of land 70 Be
taken may sustain by reason Of the said extension
Of School street. and the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the purposes thereof, and 70 assess
the benefits resulting theTefTom. including the ex-
penses Of these proceedings provided for IN and
BY the aforesaid act q Congress. Il Is Dy the
court. this nth day Of April, A. ID. 1871,
ordered. that all persons having any interest N
thess proceedings be. and they are hereby, warned
and commanded 90 appear in this court on or De
fore the 9Th DAY OF NAY, A. d. 1901, at 10
o'c0Ck H.. and continue IN attendance until the
court shah have made its fnai order ratiying and
confirming the award OF damages and the asses
neut Of BENEFITS Of the jury 70 BE- empaneled and
sworn herein and II Is further ordered, that copy
Of this notice and order b. published once in the
Washington Law Reporter and for siz secular days in
the Washington Evening Star The Washington Herald
and the Washington Post spaTSrs Published IN the
said District. commencing at least twenty days BE-.
fore the said l0th dag Of May A. ID. 1907. Il Is
further ordered that copy Of this notice and order
be served bg the United States marshal or his
deputies upon such Of the owners Of the land TO
be condemned herein as may be found BY the said
marshal or ais deputies within the District Ct Co
iumbis and upon tie tenants and occupants Of
the same before the said 10Th day q MAY. A d.
1907 By the court: JOB BARNARD Justice. A
true copy-Test; fSeall j. L. YOUNG. CLERK. By
r. T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
apI5.i6 E.lsIsD