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Congregation Has Grown.
JOHN MITCHELL QUITS HIS JOB.
Miners Head Says He Il Not Candidate
for Reelection.

for Reelection.
Chicago Dec. 11.-John Mitchell. presi-
dent o: the United Mine Workers Of
America. announced finally in Chicago.
on the eve of the annual election of the
labor union Of which he is the head. that
he would not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton. The voting, which viii be concluded
before the end of the week in every coal
mining town east OF the Rocky Mount
aims. will result in the choice of either T.
L. Lewis or w. B. Wilson as the sue
cessor of N. Mitchell.
Weakened by Illness that has kept him
in hospital for three months. Mr.. Mitch
ell arrived in Chicago from his home in
Spring Valley. He was on his way to In
GianapOlis 10 be az the national head
quarters OF the union during the taking
Of the annual vote for officers Mitchell
denied a rumOr that he was quitting the
labor field to enter politics.
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Indiana Republicans Meet.

indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 1.-THE Repub-
lican State central committee met to-
day and fixed January II as the time for
electing new members, and two days later
these will meet and select a campaign
chairman. James P. Goodrich. chairman
in the last three campaigns, will be chosen
without opposition. He is the choice Of
Vice President Fairbanks, and the COM
mittee will be reorganized in the interest
OF his candidacy for the Presidency.
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MRS. PEOPLES is UNM0vED.
Implements with Which She Killed
Husband Have No Effect.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Dec. 1.-THE trial Of
EdmOnia Peoples. az Bedford City. for
the murder Of her husband is progress
ing slowly. The jury was impanelled to-
day and statements Of both sides were
were sworn.
Commemorative Attorney Humphreys
stated that he would prove that the muir
der was without provocation The pris-
oner was not moved by the sight OF the
shotgun, with which she snot Peoples.
nor by the three rocks. with which she
beat his head into jelly after shooting
him. but she wept at the sight Of her
little daughter being sworn
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Judge Kimbnn Much Better.

Hopes are now entertained for the
speedy recovery Of Judge Kimball, of the
United States branch of the Police Court.
from an illness which has lasted several
days. He is expected TO resume his place.
filed temporarily by Judge Bundy. this
morning or tomorrow.
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BOSTON DEMOCRATS IN DOUBT.
Ask that Votes Cnst in Election Be
RecOunted.

Boston Dec. 1.-THE Democratic lead
ers have decided to ask for a recount OF
the mayoralty and aldermanic votes. The
city committee got the necessary blanks
from the election commissioners to-day.
Mayor Fitzgerald says he does not think
a recount will change the result of the
mayOralty election.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax yesterday announced
the sale Of d building site on the south
side Of 5 street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets northwest, for $4,000
The property was sold for Mrs. ". p
Tindell TO a Washington purchaser, who
intends to build a fine residence on the
lot The site is 20 feet by 100 feet.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

All advertising contracts made bv
The Washington Herald are based upon
its sworn circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any. morn
ing newspaper at the Capital Its
books are open.
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GOVERNMENT BRINGS SUITS.
After Pittsburg Contractors for ViO-
Intion of Labor Law.

Pttsburg. Dec. 1.-THE first suits for
alleged violation. OF the eight-hoUr law
on government work in this district were
filed to-day before United States Com
missioner w. T. Lindsey by United States
Engineer j. w. Arras.
Six firms and contractors are sued, il
being alleged that they allowed men 10
work more than eight hours daily.
n number of contractors VIII fight the
suits TO a finish, as it means thousands
Of dollars to them. The contracts on
which the suits have been entered have
all been finished.
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REDUCTION IN PAY DENIED.
President Ia Clair Makes Report to
MachiniStz.

THE reports that there viii be a re
duction in the pay OF machinists en-
ployed at the navy yard are unfounded.
have information that leads me TO be-
lieve the machinists will receive an in
crease in the near future" said Harry
La Clair. president Of Columbia Lodge.
International Association Of Machinists.
last night
From persons who claim 20 be correctly
informed It was learned last night an
increase Of sixteen cents a day would be
granted the machinists at the navy yard
The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
DATE DECIDED UPON
New Jewish Synagogue Will
Be Dedicated January 5.
FINISHED At 100000 EXPENSE
Addns Israel House of Worship one
OF the Most Beautiful and Modern
Religious Buildings in This Part OF
the COuntry-LOuis j. EgcIson Can
dIdate for Place Of Rabbi.

January ., 1905. has been decided upon
for the dedication OF the new synagogue
Of the Orthodox Jewish Congregation Of
Addas Israel.
The edifice. which stands al Fifth and
streets. has recently been finished at a
cost Of, approximately. $4,000. and is one
OF the most beautiful and modern re-
ligious buildings in this part of the coun-
Try.
Prominent speakers from various parts
Of the country will make addresses on
that great local Jewish day, and extern
sive preparations TO observe the occasion
In fitting manner are progressing under
the supervision Of s. Oppenheimer, presi-
dent Of the congregation, who is assisted
by the officers and board OF trustees and
the ladies' auxiliary.
Candidate fOr Rabbi.
Addas Israel having been without
regular rabbi. the departure TO Savannah
OF Rabbi Loeb. former spiritual adviser
OF the community. viii be given an oppor-
tunity TO sit in judgment on candidate
for the vacant position of rabbi. who will
deliver the regular Sabbath day sermon
Saturday morning ar the synagogue. The
candidate for the honor is Louis J. Egel-
son, recently graduated from the New
York Theological Seminary.
Mr.. Oppenhiemer believes the congrega-
ton will be served to much better ad-
vantage by having "a young man in charge
OF the religious and spiritual ceremonies.
and it has been his endeavOr. ever since
Rabbi Loeb's departure. 10 nil his place
with a young man, whose enthusiasm has
never experienced a setback. and whose
whole future depends. TO a great eX-
tent on his own efforts i'm the way OF
rendering ideal services and work TO the
community placed in his charge.
Mr. Egelson has not been in charge
Of any synagogue and comes fresh from
the seminary and is full OF youthful ar
dor and ambition.
Congregation Has Grown.
The work OF the Addss Israel congrega-
ton has of late grown to such extent that
II was thought advisable by the trustees
to also engage the services OF a reader or
cantor. The authorities Of the congrega-
ton believe they have finally succeeded in
finding the man they have wanted for
some time.
The candidate for the honor will chant
services on Sabbath eve at o'clock. and
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock. He Is
reported TO be endowed with wonder
ful voice. which will meet the expecta-
tions of the members of the synagogue
as well as the standard set by the trus-
tees.
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For Mt Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& MtNernon Ry. Sta. I2th&Pa. ay.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON lyYEEh DAYS.,
"a II A NJ u NOON ! AND p n
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLISG-
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders

First Lieut. DUNCAN ELLIOT. Eighth Cavairy.
20 charge Of the Training School for Farrcrs aud
Horseshoers. Fort Riley.
Ordnance sergt ALBERT W. CHILDREsS. from
Fcrt Mouitrie 10 Fort Gaines
Ordrpncc Scrg1 KILLIAN SCHluTT. from Van
4uyer Barracks 10 Fort Worden.
Ordnance Sergt PATRICK FEERICK. from Pre-
sdi9 Of san Francisco % Fort Morgan
Ordnance Sergt. JOHN JOHNSON from Fort
Rosecrsns 20 Fort Huachuca.
Ordnance Sergt- ISHMAEL L PARK from Fcrt
Constitution 20 Fort Preble 10 relieve Ordnance
seTgt JOHN HARRIS, who win proceed 70
Fort Jay
Master Gunner MERLE c. LEONARD Coast Ar
tlley Coris from Fort Constitution TO Fort
Monroe, reporting % president artillery board.
Master Gunner JOSEPH HENKER. Cast Artil-
lery Cor1s. Fort TOticn. 10 Fort Consti;utica
Sergt. Ma ALBERT T. CRAIG. junior grade
Coast ARTILLERY Corps from Fort Casey TO Fort
Williams
Col CHARLES J. CRANE. Ninth Infantry. from
Amy and NaEy General Hospital. hot SPIN
Recruit ROBERT T. BROWN Coast ARTILLERY
Corps recruit depot Fort Soclm. transferred
TO Hospital Corps as private
Private THOMAS D. HECKROOT. 18th Com
pany. Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Rosecrans.
discharged from the army.
Capt JACQUES DE L. LAFITTE from Sixth tc
Twelfth Infantry
Capt. PHILIP +. NJ. WALKER. from Twelfth 70
Sixth Infantry.
r.
depot. Columbus Barracks, transferred TO Hos
pital Corps. private.
Ordnance sergt. KING ID. TUCKER. now in
Philippines. relieve Ordnance Sergt JAMES T.
BLALOCk. who viii proceed 70 San Francisco
thence 20 Fort Logan H. Roots
Ordnance Sergt. ROBERT TURLEY from Fort
WadsWorth to Fort Revere. 10 relieve Ordnance
Scrgt. WILLIAM SIEGEL. who VIII proceed &c
Fort Wayne
Ordnance sergt. PETER McCOWN. now in Philip
pines. relieve Ordnance Sergt. PHILIP W CA
HILL. who viii proceed 20 san Francisco.
theIce 20 Fort Brady
Ordnance Sergt DANIEL NJ. ELAN. Fort Will
iams. 20 Fort Washington. to relieve Ortlnancs
Sergt. JOHN TR0W. who will proceed TO Fort
Williams.
Ordnance Scrgt MORRIS F. KUHNS from Pre-
sdiO Of San Francisco % Philippines 10 relieve
Ordnance Sergt. JAMES W. ABBOTT, who
viii proceed 10 Fort LaWtOn
Ordnance Ssrgt RICHARD y DAVIDSON from,
Fort Stevens to PHILIPPINES. 10 relieve Ordnance
Sergt. EDWARD NJ WILLIAMS. who win
proceed to San Francisco. thence to Fort Lin
coin.
Sergt. Maj. JOE WOLF. junisr grade Coast Artil.
ley Corps. from Fort Totem TO Fort Banks.
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CARS TO kENsINcToN

Cars from 18Th 81 and y. \. ave. every Is min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Park. main eu1anca
Zoo and Country Club 70 Caeyy Chase Lake C0u-
uect with ksnsiHstoa CARS Round t1ip ucketS
&c az Fussell's
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
FavorabIe to ChanceIIor.

The whole tenor Of Miss Reeds testi-
mony was most favorable 70 DR.. Chan
cellor- She said his lectures were d source
Of inspiration TO all the teachers who
heard them.
Miss Reed talked so fast that even the
reporters couldn't get all she said. and
she said some very good things about
the reliability Of the reporters. sc. Cross
examination did not shake her. and the
only point in which the prosecution
scored in the time she was on the stand
was when the captain ordered another
erasure from the minutes
Superintendent Bruce was called TO tell
more about that famous dinner-some-
thing Ike the S5,Q0o.2o0 conspiracy dinner.
mayhap; but anyway one Of Importance
in this case. He reafirmed all he told
before-but when the attorney for the
defense asked about what kind of re-
freshmeuts were served. the gavel hit
the blotter, the witness had 70 stop. and
the official stcnographer enforced a re-
spite.
Mrs. Terrell said she had nothing 20
do with the order issued by her 10 the
effect that the $1,000 books be discarded.
She said the board hadn't. either.
That ended the taking Of testimony
Tor the day. but the captain. tired OF
swinging the gavel. said it seemed 10
him, personally. that the trial had lasted
five weeks. or FIVE months or FIVE years.
He was sick OF IL. anyhow, and wanted il
70 end right away Mr. Fulton said he
expected 10 have several more witnesses.
and after that De wanted DR.. Chancellor,
as soon as able, 10 take the stand and tell
his story. This. he said would take four
or five hours. The board then adjourned
until this afternoon at s O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Navy Orders.

Capt z. C. DENIG, additional daty inspector OF
engineering material. Central Pennsylvania and
Weston New York districts, headquarters Har-
risburg.
Capt. \. McCRACKIN, detached navy yard. Mare
Island. 10 command West Virginia.
Capt r. A. FISKE. 10 temporary charge navy re-
cruiting station. New YORK.
Capt L. B. BARRY. detached recruiting New
York 20 duty supervisor naval auxiliaries on Al
lantic coast. New York. December 81
Capt j. r. MILTON, detached West Virginia
home. wait orders
Commander L. u. MINER from Shelby 70 raTv
yard. Mare Island, inspector machinery for
Prometheus
Commander ". n LITTLE, 20 duty inspector Of
engineering material Middle West district, head
quarters. Shelby.
Ensign / c. JOHNSON, IT., additional duty as
ordnance officer Yorktown.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Il. L. RIGGS. detached
Texas. to Naval Academy.
Assistant Surgeon G. 5. HATHAWAY. from Naval
Medical School Hospital. Washington, to Naval
Hospital. Boston.
PaymasteT II. A. WISE, Jr.. TO Charleston
Chief BoatSWain G. Il. M0NCRIEF. detached navy
yard. Norfolk, 10 naval station. New Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

Harry Wardman. the builder, is prepar-
ing TO erect seventeen two-story brick and
frame houses in Fourteenth street ex-
tended. Nine of the houses viii stand at
1901 TO 40l7 Fourteenth street, and are
estimated to cost $13,5O6 Eight of them
will occupy lots at 1917 to 1891 Fourteenth
street, and viii cost $1,000. Plans for
these houses -were prepared by A H.
Beers, architect The property on which
these houses will stand was recently ac-
uuired by Mr. WaTdman, through the
real estate Office OF William II. Saunders
& Co. II is understood 10 be Mr.. Ward
mans intention 10 rush the building
opei ations and to have the houses ready
for occupancy next spring
S w Pickford will erect two twO-story
brick dwellings at 1l40 and 1442 l street
southeast, at an estimated cost of g, 600.
William J. simmons is named as the
architect and builder.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

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For sale and recommended in Washing
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RengO will reduce excess fat and build
bp the strength and health Of any one who
ats il regularly for short time II is a
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Ferry Service to Alexandra

Steamer Lackawanna every HOUR and A HALE.
a. N TO ?. N. daily and Sunday. FARE
EACH WAY.-............. - &c
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Marine Corps.

First Lieut. T. X. BEADLE. granted two months
sick leave from date o: acceptance
Second Lieuts. Z. 5. WILLING r. r. ADAMS
+. A. OSrERMAN, II. G. JUDSON r. +
LUDLOW, and A. NJ. SUMNER. detached ma
rine barracks and school of application. Annap-
oils. Nd, to report in person to brigadier gen
eral. commandant.
Capt. 5. w. BREWSTER. granted fourteen days
leave Of absence.
Second Lieut.. II. S. GREEN, resume duties on
L. s. s. Kansas
Second Leut. W. F. BEvAN detached marine
barracks and school ofs application. Annapolis
Nd. report in person to brigadier general. com
mandant.
MOVEMENTS OF<VESSELS-The following move
ments OF vessels have been reported 10 the
Bureau OF Navigation:
AEived-Decembcr 9: Stringham. Thornton, Stock
ton and DE Long. az Norfolk. December 10:
Glacier. at Havana
Sailed-December 3: ST. Louis. from San Diego for
Mare Island. December 10: Panther and Culgoa.
from navy yard. AeT YOrk, foz Santa Lucia
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

witness, Miss Reed. referred TO before.
was the star witness Of the afternoon.
She was a witness who couldn't be han
died very easily. and when she got 20
talking about psychology. MI Mcnamara
was constraind 10 just look learned and
Let her nrncrel
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

a pretty home wedding took place at 8
O'Clock tonight at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles s. Taylor, I'll Prince
street. when their daughter. Miss Geral-
dine Mason Taylor. became the bride Of
Mr.. Arthur Herbert Bryant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
OF FLOOD
VICTIM FOUND 80
MILES AWAY
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
DROWNED AT MONTICELLO
Bruised Corpse Of Ten Year
Old Girl Discovered Near Ar
rey, in Far Away Rio Grande
After the Disaster,
Especial correspondence Morning Journal

Especial correspondence Morning Journal. !
Hilisboro. N. NJ. SEPT. THE body
of q ten year Did girl. bruised, swol-
len and denudcd Of clothing was found
several days ago at Arrey, on the Rio
Grande. and buried there after all ef-
forts at identification had failed. II
Is believed he corpse WAS that of one
of the victip1s Of the flood at Month
cello and that the huge volume Of
water hat tore down the canyon car
.ried It's CHASTITY burden as FAR az Ar
rey, which Is ninety miles from Month
cello. The body was so bruised m
torn that II was impossible to discov.
er the child's Identity. The body was
lodged on q sand bar In the river
near the ranch Of Susano Gomez and
was badly decomposcd. THE dlscoV-
cry was made by Mrs. Rubinson and
Juan Enciras, who al once notific l
Justice of the Peace u. =. Arrey and
"A coroner's inquest was held without,
however. being able to arrive at M
satisfactory verdict. There was u
deep cut owe, one eye which indicated
that IL had been made by a barbcd
wire.
The body was entirely destitute OF
clothing with the exception of the col
lar OF her waist around her neck.
which was fastened with a safety pin.
Mrs. Arrey prepared the body for bur.
ial and the little one was laid to rest
by the good people of Arrey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09

game. Green hit to right field for
three bases in the ninth with two
down, but Galgano's good pitching
easily retired the side without a run.
For the Browns. Clancy opened the
second inning with a sizzling single to
center. went TO third on a passed ball
and scored when Sweet dropped Dia-
mond's long fly. Diamond scored on
McHugh's single TO center and Me
Hugh and Mcdonald both scored when
Neihon threw the latter's grounder
over in the neighborhOod Of the Ca
sino. One more c%ountable was chalk
ed up to the Brownies in the third.
Galgano walked, stole second and
scored on "a long two-base drive by
Diamond.
= The Browns were then quiet until
the seventh, when. with two men
down, Kunz walked and scored on a
scorching two-base hit to right by
Shea. who was caught trying to stretch
It into a three-bagger.
gsIT aanPAs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
ARIZONA CAPITAL COMING
INTO nj DISTRICT

More Arizona capital Is coming into
Grant county. 5. NJ. Lee. OF Hisbee.
president and manager of the Almoni
Consolidated Copper company upcr-
aiing In southern Arizona, has pur-
chased i've valuable claims from
George Krcsgle. M mile above Fier'
10. and will reopen these propcrties'
which were last worked by Spaniards
10 the year 1871 These claims are
only 1899 feet from the famous old
Hanover mine. Good copper sulphide
ore has been struck at a depth OF 1875
feet The company will put on a large
force 81 men Of once and viii go i000
feet N necessary 20 get the best ore,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
VIEWS OF PAST WEEK
IN M0RlARlTY


Passengers on DELAYED santa be Cen-
trail Train See the tHN-bu~tness
aud Social LAfc la the t%stancia Val
ley.
Moriarty. n. NJ. sept. THE
Misses Men had 4 most delightful sur
prise Thursday when a number ai
ladies from town. with an assortment
81 good things 10 eat made a raid
upon them AT their claim. two miles
northeast. Prominent among the
guests we're Mesdamcs Judge viking.
Mccain and DodSon.
A great deal of cal estate has been
changing hands In Muriarty during the
past week.
Pred Nelly left this week for Grand
Junction. Colo, TO visit friends.
l. fanchcr q. a Newton and T..
Jones and their families. left this
week overland for Biue Eye. Missouri
their former home.
John smith ~ building an adobe ad.
dition 20 his home. also q four-room
house on his brothers claim. north
last
Mrs FoEarty left This week for
stanley. where she viii take charge
u the hotel
WILDER wade made an overland
trip 90 Vaughn. ~ NJ. his week.
" Smith. wlfe and baby. arrived
this week overland from Perry. Okla.
and are now at home on their claim.
i've miles northwest uf town.
Rcuhcn Morton was down from
Pedro today visiting q. w. Newton and
family.
GLADYS Groves left this week Tor
wichita 10 resume her studies in the
high school after haNlnE spent n
vefy pleasant vacation wlth hcr par
enfs on their claim near Mcintosh.
Goidie Clay and Ruth Fogerty left
this week FOR santa Pc. <here they
vlii enter the Sisters school
Charley FogertN. who q beer Nis-
ting hts mother for the past month.
returned yesterday 90 his home ia
Kansas
Magic HiEsans left this week Tor.
santa Fe. where she has accepted a
position a. saiesiady In . candy
kitchen.
The n~orthbound passenger train
vs. erccked ~ this place SUNDAY
evening. Twenty passengers and The
train crew were delayed ten hours tfs
an ~ wind that blows no n good
Conductor Friday had a pleasant visit
wNh hts family.
Missrs Mary and Nellie Friday left
this week Tor santa Pc. where fhes