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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-12

schooi OF company. extended order: to 10
CLOCK am. school of battalion. extended
order; 10 to II o'clock am. school of regi-
ment close order; instruction Of officers and
men IN the use of The emergency first aid
packet by each battalion surgeon at the
place designated by he battalion command
er; first call. go. assembly, 3. recall, 1
p. M; drill school of the company close or
o'clock pm.
For Other Days.
Wednesday. July 17.-8 to 9 O'Clock am.
company in extended order, advance and
rear guard duty: to II o'clock am, the
battalion in extended order. advance and
rear guard duty; 100 o'clock PM, fatigue
call. General policing of the entire camp
In accordance with tho directions con-
tanned In the schedule for Monday, July
10: 300 o'clock pm. officers call In
struction of officers at the headquarters of
the I'd Regiment. in accordance with the
directions contained in the schedule for
Monday. July 10; o'clock pm. re-
call; company drill close order: first call.
4:20; assembly. 4:3O: recall. O'Clock u.m.
pm.
Thursday, July 1873 to 11:45 am. the
battalion and regiment in advance and
rear guard and outpost duty: o'clock
Pm, officers call instruction of officers
at the headquarters of the I'd Regiment,
In accordance with the directions con-
tanned in the schedule for Monday July Is;
drill. school of the company. close order:
first call, 4:20; assembly, 4:30; recall, S
pm.
Friday, July 19.-S to O'Clock a
m, school of the company, in close and
extended order; to 10 O'Clock am.
school of the battalion. in close order; 10
to II am, school of the battalion in
extended order: instruction of officers and
enlisted men in the use of the emergency
nrst.ald packet by each battalion surpean
at the place designated by the battalion
COMMANDER; first call. 2:5O; assembly. 3
recall, 4; drill. school of the company.
crosse order-first call, 400; assembly, 30;
recall, pm.
Routine of Duty.
The following routine of duty will be
observed each day, Sunday excepted dur
ing the encampment:
Reveille (irst calD, 515 am
Reveille, $50 am.
Mess call (breakfasO, am
Sick call, $50 am.
Fatigue CALL G:30
Recall. 7:3O am.
Drill first calD. 1:45 am.
Assembly, am
Recall from drill. II am.
Mess call dinner 12:15 pm.
Guard mounting, LIST Regiment 1:1J d m
Guard mounting. I'd Regiment 1:45 I'M.
Guard mounting, lst Separate Battalion
2:11 pm.
Parade first calD, pm
Assembly, 5:1J pm.
To the cOlors, $50 pm
Mess call Supper - minutes after return
of troops from parade)
Call to quarters. 10 pm.
Taps. 1915 pm.
Reveille roll call will be followed by set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-12

ported to brigade headquarters not later
than o'clock pm; company drill. close
order: first call, APO: assembly. 4:30; recall,
pm.
Tuesday, July 16-S to o o'clock am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-12
Cruise of Naval Battalion.

The annual cruise of instruction Of the
Naval Battalion of the National Guard OF
the District of Columbia will be divided
into four practice cruises on board the
L. S. S. Oneida
The commanding officer Naval Battalion
Will select the officers and men to COM
pose a suitable crew for each cruise.
The first practice cruise Is ordered to
cover the period from July IS to July 81. in
elusive.
The acting quartermaster general will pro-
vide the necessary coal and other supplies
and the commissary general will furnish ra-
tons for each cruise.
Officers and enlisted men participating in
each cruise shall receive pay for ten days.
under the provision of section ii of the
act of Congress approved January q, l!p3.
but no officer enlisted man who may par
ticipate in more than one cruise shall re-
ceive pay for more than his first cruise.
There will be allowed for the cruise
head cook, l assistant cook and mess at
tendants
On the return of the Oneida 20 its sta
ton the commanding officer will submit t
headquarters full report of the cruise.
On the last day of each cruise there vii
be a careful inspection of all the issue>
clothing and equipment. followed imme-
diately by such action may be necessary
to put and maintain the clothing and equip
ment in the best possible condition. Espe-
cia attention will be given hammocks,
blankets and small arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-12

ting-up exercises by squads for ten min
utes in each company under the direction
of its commissioned officers.
Routine of duty for Sunday:
Reveille first calD, $50 am.
Reveille, 5:45 am.
Mess call. @ am.
Sick call. $50 am.
Fatigue call. $50 am.
Recall. 7:30 am.
Inspection first calD. $40 am
Assembly, $50 am
Church call. 1913 an
Services (at headquarters), IL am.
Mess call (dinner). 1870 pm.
Guard mounting. list Regiment. 1:3O p.A
Guard mounting. I'd Regiment, pm.
Guard mounting. LIST Separate Battalion.
2:3O pm.
Parade. first call. pm.
Assembly. J:l5 pm
To the colors $50 pm.
Mess call Supper. 10 minutes after return
of troops from parade).
Call to quarters. 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-12

Ladies Tan Russia Calf Low
Ties; distinctive styles. Regu-
lar So value. Spe- q Il mo
cial tomorrow. D Ii oVO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
FRISCO RING BOSS
BEATEN IN COURTS
Ruef's Counsel Made Several Mo,
lions to Delay Proceeding But
They Were Al Denied.
MUCH WANTED MAN STILL A|llNe
Prosecuting Lawyer, However, ee..
lleves That He Can 30 Found
If a oiIlscnt Search is Made for
Him-says He Viii Have Ruef
in Court in Time.
(By Associated preas.l

SAN FRANCISCO, GAIL, March z
Success was with the prosecution
st almost every turn I'm today's de.
yelopments In the Ruef case Of
cxtortion. The most notable instance
was in the District Cor OF Appeals,
where Justices Cooper. Hall and
Kerrigan denied Reuf's appreciation
for writ of prohibition to RESTRAIN
Judge Dunn from any of the pro
ceedinGs against Reuf in the Su,
perior Court, pending the determi-
nation Of the accused mems appeal
to the Supreme Court of the United
States for a permanent writ of en-
ror. the effect OF which, If granted,
would be to summarily stop the
entire proceedings. While the at,
torneys for Ruef, who is still In hid
Ing, were awaiting the decision OF
the Appeal Court Judge Dunn pro.
ceeded with the two cases of per.
jury and conspiracy against Ruef
and Chief of Police Dinan., He
was obdurate 10 the motions to
strike the case from the files and
to set aside the indictments. Ruef's
mad been previously prepared to
counsel entered demurrer VIII q
meet this emergency should 1T arise,
Arguments on this We're set for
tomorrow.
Coroner Walsh, delegated to an.
prehend Ruef after the court had
declared that Sheriff O'Neill was
incompetent, reported his failure
and was given until tomorrow to
make good. Shortly before five
O'Clock Ruef made application t.
the State Supreme Court for iden-
tically the same writ of prohibition
refused earlier i'm the day by ,
District Court of Appeals. Pending
the determination of this move
is the purpose of Judge Dunn TO go
right ahead with the case, but II
Is not the intention of counsel for
the defense to produce Ruef
Judge Dnnn's court while the matter
stands thus.
Assistant District Attorney Hen
NY said: I'VE are not greatly ex.
ercised about the disappearance of
Rnef. He is not far away and IL
the coroner does not bring him In
to court at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning | shall request the court
to appoint an elisor-not Mr.. Burns,
hut some citizen who is not par
tisan. and vet man who will dc
his duty. We sha.. get Rucf into
court"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
LOOKS AS If JAPS
WERE SPYING ON U.s.
Death OF = Railroad Laborer Revcals
That He Was Engineer
High In Rank.
Thy Associated Preps.)

SAN ANTONIO, TEAS, March Z.
"a special from Guadalujara, Mex.
leo. says: "One OF the Japanese
who deserted the construction
camps of the Mexico Central rail-.
rond, died a few days ago at the
Santo Domingo mine of the Ampara
mining company In the ETHAN dis
trict, of this State. His papors
were turned over to the general
manager OF the company and It
was found that he was military
engineer In the employ of the Jan
anese government.
Bfore his death q the Japanese
engineer had stated that be was on
his way to itha United States.
OF the 1900 Japanese landed In
three month";. for work on thnihIe
lean Central e,'ailsoad, ouly & $50 re
main. The others deserted and
many of them are now In Il
United States
Ole of the interpreters OF the
Japanese workmen was corraspon.
dent for n leading Toxic newspaper
during the war with Russia, Anoth.
er Is the son of a high government
Official In Toxic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
ARCHIE HAS RELAPSE
President RoOseVe|t's Son, Who has
Diptheria, in Dangerous Condition.
ALL DEPENDS UPON HIS VITALITY
Dr. Lambert New York Specialist,
HurriedIy Called to the White
House-Drs. Rlxey and Kennedy
and BREASTED Also in Attendance.
(Ry Associatcd rressl

WASHINGTON, d. c., March r.
Archie Roosevelt, the Presidents
third son. who has been suffering
from diphtheria since last Friday. had
turn for the worse today. but he
has rallied some. Dir. Alexander
Lambert. Of New York, I'm response
to telegram from President Roose.
volt. arrived in Washington at 8
o'clock and has taken charge.
Drs. Rixey, Kennedy and Braisted
were holding consultation when Or.
lambert arrived at the White House.
Just previous TO sis coming further
antitoxin was injected into the pa.
ticnt. The President and Mrs. Roose.
Welt and Miss Ethel have been at
Archic's bedside for several hours.
Drs. Braistcd and President Roose-
welt stated that If Archie's vitality
holds out through the night there is
an even Glance for his recovery. AT
II ,o'clock tonight 1t was announced
.l,at Drs. Lambors and Kennedy
would spend the night at Archic's
bedside
The Friends select school, which
Archie Roosevelt has been attending
before his Illness. was closed today
OH account of another pupil having
contracted diphthcria
At 2:30 Q, H. word from Dr. LAM
bert from the sick boys bedside is
Tint he is sllll In IL serious con,li.
ton. There has Eeen no change.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
Government Has No Intention Of
Mixing in The War Of Central
American Republics.
MEXICO ALSO 10 KEEP HANDS Off
There Seems to Be Some Fighting
Between Nicaragua and Honduras
But Il is Uncertain Who is the
Winner, as Both sleIeo Claim
Brilliant Victories.
(By Associated pres, ,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March -
Mexico and the United States are
using thclr kindly Offices In an
attempt to effect settlement of
the trouble which threatens to In,
colve NIL five of the Central Amer
lean republics In war, Mr. Creol,
the Mexican ambassador, had
long conference with Secretary
Root today and Mr.. Corea, tho mic.
nraguan minister, and Mr.. Calve.
the Costa Rican minister also
called ut the State Department but,
there were no late advices or new
developments In tho cas today.
The impression is still general IN
diplomatic circles that Salvador.
Guatemala and Costa Ricn are about
TO throw their support to Honduras
IN an attempt to crush Nicaragua
and Humble President Zela.a. 1t
can bc suited positively that there
iss no Thought of intervention on
me part OF the United States and
Mexico is believed TO be unwilling
to intervene. ~ =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
|ChIcago Professor Says Schools
for 3ouPtshIp Greatly Needed.
EXPERT INSTRUCTION NECESSARY
Fashionable Society Sadly Lacking in
the knowledge of How to Court
Properly, Says This Wise Man
From the Windy City.
(By Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, ILL, March colleges
of courtship for reform of American
loye-making are needed to fit the
love-lorn population of the nation for
matrimony, according to Professor
Charles e. Henderson. the University
OF Chicago sociologist. In an an article
on "Courtship" in the current Biblical
World, issued from the university
press yesterday, the professor urges
expert instruction for those who are
smitten with the illusions of love.
Hasty divorce and marriages of
convenience are classed as results of
the '0barbarlsm" into which courtship
and marriage have fallen. He gives
as examples of the decline in true
love, where the wife is bought from
the parent like COW, or where is
compelled to marry to secure for
tune from rich fool"
Fashionable society exhibits depray-
ed standards, and alimony is accept.
ed as q substitute for rational mar
riage, he declares.
Professor Henderson points out as
evils of modern lovc-n,aking such
perlls as flirting. boastins of CON
quests, extravaganza, accepting costly
presents. ignorance of the training Of
children and courtship without intent
to marry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
Here is Another STONY.

SAN SALVADOR. RHpItnLlC ON
SALVADOR, March 1.-THE Asso,
c'ated Press Inns received n messngo
from General Manuel Bonillp. prcsi.
dent OF Honduras from Chaiutcca.
strongly fortified town sixty eight
miles south of Tegu'cigalpa as ro,
lows: One Of The HoLduran scout.
~" pnrt'es attacked the enemy
wednesday at Namaslquc in Hon.
diras, close to the Nicarngnnnt
frontier. and not far from tie Pin.
cifc OCEAN. The enemy was In con.
siderable strength. The Honluran
troops occupied three advance 10.
sitionS. and compelled the enemy
To abandon the town. The enemy
WIS then rcnrlscd from the heights,
suffering heavy losses ana CROWN"
an easy target for orr artillery.
no encmv Is now disbnnlIng Inv
hundreds. 1t succeeded IN cpptnr.
tne number nf rinas nnd man.
I'll Of ammunition. The battle lasted
five hours.
hr Honduran army Is most on.
.hhs'astic. and NIL mon n"c eager
for the order to ADVANCE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
RAILROADS TRYING TO
GET EVEN WITH NEBRASKA
Because the State Has a Two. Cent
Fare There Will Hereafter BE No
Special Rates.
fRy Associated Presa,l

OMAHA. NEB., March 1.-THE two.
cent per mile passenger fare bill, re.
Gently passed by the Nebraska legis.
iat'ire, became law today. Stimuli
taneously with this. law going into eff.
feet. the railroads in Nebraska. in
Guiding the Union Pacific. the Chica-
go, Burlington G. Quincy, the Chicago
& Northwestern, the Missouri Pacific
and the Chicago, Rock Island C Pa.
cific, issued circulars today absolute
~ abolishing all classes of reduced
fares.
The circular concludes by calling
attention that it is the purpose to
make the twocent rate the only pos
sibIe rate to apply on Nebraska pas.
senger fares.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
WANT TO REvOLUTlONizE
THE FREIGHT BUSINESS
Men Representing 100000 CONNER
cial Firms Having Conference
in Richmond.
(Dy Associated Press. )

RICHMOND. VA. March L-Thirty.
i've men representing nearly 100000
commercial firms and individuals and
more than fifty per cent of the an
nual freight tonnage of the United
States. are In session here to formu-
late plans for bringing about general
improvements in the freight move.
ment conditions. II is held by these
men. who come from nearly every
section of the country, that the in
ability of the railroads to make
freight. transportation is n cause for
a special Issue in the United States
and they purpose TO revolutionize the
entire freight situation in tile coun..
try.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
PRIZE FIGHTER AND
FATHER FINED ST, 900
Trainer Fined 5000 for AIDING in
Encounter Which Resulted in I.
Death Of One Man.
fBy Associated Press

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March Z
Judge Stuart of the Superior
iourt THIS afternoon fined Harry
lewis. OF philadelphia. prize fight.
er. $1,000 for engaging in a fight
and Jacob Bcsterman, father
Lewis $1,000 and Frank O,Brion.
Lewis trainer 5000 for aiding and
abetting prize fight. Except the
pending case of Referee Eddy RYAN.
OF Detroit. their fines closed all
actions growing ont of the fight
mere between Harry Lewis and
Nike Ward of Sarnia, Ont. Nov.
cmbcr Is last which resulted In
the Death pr Ward.
Lewis was arrested for murder
tDut 'ates was admitted To bail OH
a charge OF nianslauslltcr and the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
NO MORE WITNESSES
FOR THAW DEFENSE
DeImas Springs Great Surprise on
Oi,trIct Attorney Jerome
by Announcement.
WHAT Will THE PROSECUTOR DO 7
Much lntercst Manifested In the
Next Move of decentralization
Of Appointing Lunacy Commits.
sion st!ll Looms Up Prominently
Mrs. Thaws a Dramatic Close.
lBy AssocInted Press. !

NEW YORK, March 7.-There
was another quick turn OF the
cards in the trial of Harry X. Thnw
late today when the defense an.
nounced that It had concluded to
rest It's case.
&. 1t was nearly six o'clock when
Dolphin NJ. Delmas, chief of
Thaw counsel, called District At
torney Jerome on the telephone and
made the announcement.
Is The district attorney was per-
haps the most surprised man In
New York for II had been under
stood that when Justice Fitzgerald
resumed the bench Friday morning
at 1890, the Thaw attorneys would
call ono or two alienists.
FL Court will assemble tomorrow as
planned but what will be done Is
I a question much discussed tonight
E Mr.. Delmas, will make the simple
announcement "the defense rests"
a IL will then he the duty OF the
district attorney to take UP the re-
butnl. but 1t was generally runored
tonight that after brief session
Adjournment will be asked and
granted until Monday, that Mr.. Je-
SSrsfIhe may mature his plans.
/ The sudden decision9gofs7the de.
Tense came after II conference of
Thaw's lawyers In MIR. Delnla's Of
Nee this afternoon!
What Will Jerome po2
MI. Jeronle's move In the morn
Ing Is awaited with much interest
The general superstition is. however,
that adjournment will be taken. 1t
was understood tonight that the de-
tense VII! attempt to conclude its
cross examination speedily dealing
very briefly with the nlinnists. How
long MIR. Jerome will take on rebut.
tai Is another question of impor-
tance. The case may close with
his re5uttal. On good authority II
was said that Delmas would sum
up Tor Thaw. This too !.as been q
question under discussion II was
an evening of activity in the dts
lftct attorneys Office. Assistant Dis
tIict Attorney Mott. WIS called in
Tor the first time since the opening
of the trial and witt. his chief and
assistant District Attorney Caravan,
examined witnesses aud wont over
tne law authorities until late
io,lr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
return to your homes and find all
An Expensive Trial.

An Expensive Trial.
The Culpeper homicide case has
cost q great deal of money-at
least $4,000.
The summoning OF the venlre of
fifty men from Shenandoah means
an outlay of over $4,000, as each
OF the men called from home is
entitled to 4 cents a mile, and
the distance travelled is over seven.
ty-five miles each way. Then, too.
the Jurors are entitled to 81 a day
Tor their services, while another
dollar day is allowed for their
expenses. The two deputies who
guarded them will get SO day
each. In addition to this, there
are many other expenses which
help to swell the total.
For all his magnificent work,
Acting Commonwealth's Attorney
John A. C. Keith will get only $40,
the fee prescribed by the State.
Captain Woods, his associate, will
fare far better. His fee comes
from the Bywaters' family. In all
probability the trial will cost the
accused at least $4,000. Report
says that John l., Lee and Walton
Moore each gets $4,000 Just what
John IL. Jeffries is to receive is
not known. 1t Is to be presumed,
100, that DR.. Charles Clarke. the
washington alienist. will be hand.
somely compensated.
When the bell in the tower of
the hall OF justice rang ont Mt
$3.50 the day was dark and indies.
cribably dreary. Saucer-like fiaf
of snow were falling and It was
evident that storm was brewing.
The accused were prompt in an.
pearlng, and both looked perfectly
calm. James was accompanied ~
MS wife and Mrs. George NJ. Will
liamss. an elderly lady, who Is
cousin The other two brothers.
french and Hunt. also were on
Jury Retired at s:4o.
AT a:45 Sheriff Pulliam cleared
the way and the Jurors filed in.
Deputy Clerk Gilkerson polled them,
and thereupon Judge Harrison hand.
ed them the Indictment. the instruc-
IONS and two letters pertaining
the case, after which the twelve
men rtired
4 was just $40 when The jurors
Withdrew. During the interval
tears could be seen sparkling in
.ue Eyes ol young Mrs. StrOther
while the face OF her husband look.
ed flush and excited. Phil Strother,
though still an III man from The
grip. seemed absolutely calm as me
sat in his invalid's chair. Behind
or beside the two accused sat a
dozen or more of their loyal friends
and relatives, sturdy sons of Wiz.
ginia and West Virginia, who haw
scarcely left the defendants mo.
ment, night or day, since their tn,
began two weeks ago. In the W..
Virginia delegation were some of the
most prominent officials of the
Mountain State judges, lawyers and
legislators. These men have wealth.
influence and power, and at ali
times they have shown themselves
ready to lend aid and moral sup.
FORT to tho two brothers who shot
Bywaters.
Tension Was Fearful.
Fol-. the first ten minutes follow
ing the withdrawal of the jury the
tension was fearful and the nervous
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
BOLD H0LDUP I'M MOSCOW
NETS ROBBERS $40, 900.
While Officials of the University
We're Eoins Paid Off They Had
Rude Interruption.
rpv Associated press.1 -

MOSCOW, March IA daring
holdup occurred at the University
here today. While the officials were
being paid off in the chancellery, sew
on armed mon entered, threatened ali
present with pistols and demanded
the money. The intruders then fired
in the air, seized $4,000 and de-
camped. killing a sergeant of police
whom they met at the door as he was
about to enter the building Theuni.S
versitv is now surrounded Ivy police
and all the houses In the vicinity arc
being searched.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
Hondurans Arc pesertlnu.

MANAGUA. MIC, March 1T IL
reported that Honduran REVOLUTION.
lists have taken possession OF tho
towns of tiMbrolica. San Antonio.
de LOS Flores, lia Saniuis, GUancil,
Danlj and El Paraso.
Many volunteers are Joining tin
revolullohists as reason for tho
reYerses oil Hondnriin army under
president 'Ilob In president Bonilln
hnrriedly abandoned Torniclpolnn
and went to Chalutecp whore his
ONLY army is concentrated.
me Hondnrnn troops are reported
to be dbserting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
TWO Old Tombs unear.hed.
nv Assnclntnd prnss

ANCONh, ITALY. March 7.-Work-
men discovered two ancient tombs of
extraordinary vnlue and interest here
today while excavating for the roun-
dations OF a hospitnl. These tombs
da'e from the third century before
Christ. They contained some beau.
tifnl silver vases pair of gold
earnings set with cmcrads ana gold
ring sci with n carved stone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
Two.ccnt Fare for Illinois.
INV Associated Press)

z SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March 7s.4s
The two.cent maxinmn fare hill
passed thcsHouse today by nracticailys
a unanimous vote
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-08
Salvador is eolno to rioht.

SAN SALVADOR MARCH, 7--1'Nn
national assembly today dccreed the
republic of Salvador to be in state
OF siege.
President Zelava of Nicaragua has
issued a violently worded proclamn.
ton against Honduras. Guatemala and
Salvador. Previous reports that tho
Honduran troops are triumphing over
the NicRraguans have been confirmed.