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Evening journal., 1907-07-03
GE OF
4 HEBREWS
Through Streets
Men, Women
Children

e. Publishers Press.
3.-An unprovoked
on Jews in Bulgaria
by members of the
the reaetionary fight
without an effort
Y police to either pro-
victims, or to arrest
llo attacked them.
trrylng arms. went
lets firing indiscrimi-
IN, women and chill
q We're killed and hf-
I'd in the attack.
II the outbreak, but
Q ouell 1t.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
OIL
in PERSON
\ Wants Rookie.
ieSence Before
se Lands
e Publishers B>ss

Re. Publishers n Is.
" S.-Nothing less than
earance Of John ID.
pre- Judge Lands on
& will satisfy the gov
hffer to treat on most
is been made by At
d his associates. They
20 the government all
4 they needed and wlyA.a
fict Attorney Sims on
the government could
itself to accept any
lete surrender in the
kings presence on the
te summons was issued.
Of Rockefeller is re-
matter Of a few days.
/.
uJuly 3.-United States
r hopes John d. Rookie
e Forest Hill estate in
rshal Chandler of that
hat he has failed alb
ot e the oil kings trail
s east. His deputies
field, however, Fed
View Jersey and Mass
so IN constant COM
him and II any one
glimpse OF the much
hfre, service will be
ION him OF the sum
n before United States
en Chicago. Deputy
At guard at Pocantico
at the Prentice farm
Mass. and in the vi
Hers Lakewood. N. j
ie ] Is more confident OF
n William Rockefeller
latter is within his
n lopes TO subpoena him
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
). Winslow's Soothing Syrup

as been used for over slxty-fve years by
lions Of mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. II
eoothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain; cures wind colo, and is the best
remedy for .diarrhoea. sold by druggists
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind Twenty-Five
cents a bottle Guaranteed under the Food
and Drugs Act, June S0th, 1905. Serial
Number 1925
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Endeavorsrs Entertain.

The monthly meeting of the Will
imington Christian Endeavor Union was
held in Second M. p. Church last even
ing. There was a pleasant social pro-
gram and nearly every society was
represented. Many bouquets were do
mated, which will be given to the hos
pitals.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
LEAGUE Gives Festival.

The lawn of Union NJ f. Church
was the scene Of a gay lawn fete last
night. which was given by the Ep-
worth League Of that church. Straw
berries, ice cream and cake were sold.
A good sum was realized from the sale
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Rethanv GuiId outina.

Members Of the Bethany Guild are
invited to go on the outing tomorrow
to the Lyndan Farm. The members
will meet at the home of William Moore
at No. 914 Broome street at o'clock
in the morning.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Caroline Tax Rate.

DENTON. Nd. July S.-The Caro-
line County Commissioners have fixed
their annual tax rate at si.05 on the
500. This is a reduction Of 10 oAnts
from lat years rate
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
coina Away2

II so, we have complete line Of
Travelling Bags, Rattan and Leather
Suit Cases, Trunks and Steamer
Trunks. Saltzgiver a. Bupp, No. o32
Market Open every evening to July a.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Gave q lawn PartY.

An enjoyable lawn party was given
at Second Baptist Church last night
by one of the Sunday school classes.
Automobiles rides were given in con-
nection with the affair.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
~ HeisIeu ii lam.

The Rev. Frederick A. Heisley has
returned from a trip to Corey. Pa,
where he preached on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
nanoe h Eden HaIl.

Miss Kate McClanerty will give her
closing dance in den Hall tonight. The
dance will be composed Of all her
classes.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
WARREN IS HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
Charged With Robbing
Women Last Sunday
Afternoon.

Edward Warren, charged with as
saulting and robbing Miss Martha J.
kuhnel and Mrs. Martha Keck her
aunt, on WoOdIey Lane last Sunday
afternoon, was held by Judge Nullowny
this morning to await the grand jury.
His bond was fixed at 5000 Warren
was represented Ia court by Campbell
Darlington. who claimed an aIibi for
his prisoner and attempted 70 introduce
witnesses for the purpose Of showing
that ne was not near the place where
the robbery occurred at the time given
by the women. His witnesses, however.
we're not allowed 90 testify.
Both of the victims OF the assault
when called upon the stand. said posi-
lively that Warren was the man who
attacked them. although they admitted
that he had changed his clothing since
they had last seen him Both were able
10 go into details as 20 his attire at the
time OF the attack and their stories were
substantially the same. Warren was
not called upon 10 testify in his OWE
beualf his attorney explaining that the
defense was ready TO prove an abb
when the case came before the grand
jury
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
BONAPARTEMAKES
STUDY Of LAWS
ON IMMIGRATION
Tells President of Con-
fict Between Federal
and State Measures.

The effect Of the new immigration law
on the South Carolina plan Of assist
ing immigration is discussed in detail in
an opinion which Attorney General
Bonaparte has just sent to the Presi-
dent. A curious complication Of condi-
lions is found to exist.
The Attorney General holds that un-
der the old law. approved March 3, 1903,
a State might receive contributions from
persons or associations or corporations
and expeud those contributions in in
ducing or assisting immigrants 10 come
into the state. The immigrant thus as
sisted could not be barred out. or de-
ported. but me people or corporations
contributing 10 the fund thus used by
the state would be liable 10 prosecution
for violation of the provisions against
helping people into the country for the
purpose of giving them work
But after the new law passed a
month ago. shall take effect, this viii
be different. The persons contributing
to the fund with which the State assists
immigration VIII continue 10 be liable
TO prosecution. and in addition TO this
the immigrants thus assisted VIII be
liable 10 exclusion.
This IS the construction which South
cTn Senators placed upon tine act when
it was passed. and likewise the con-
structiCn TO which Senator Lodge ad-
mitted ne thought the measure liable.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
MARKET UNSETTLED,
ERIE THE WEAKEST
All Stocks Showed Losses
Compared With Previous
Days Closing.

NEW YORK. March 22-The lower
London quotations were reflected In
quite a pronounced reaction in the mar
ket at the opening. The tone was weak,
with declines running from small frac-
ton To / per cent recorded in the more
prominent issues. ST. Paul ana Union
Pacihc lost q full point Northwest
gained s. ana Amalgamated advanced
"a
II a. m.-Price movements throughout
the first hour We're irregular, and the
tone OF the trading unsettled.
All the stocks traded in here showed
some loss, compared with yesterdays
closing figures. Erie was one of the
weak features on rumors in regard to
the financial affairs of the company.
The strength was in American Smelt-
ing, but this stock also joined the down
ward movement TeaCting from I23 TO
ID Other bonds irregular. Govern
ment bonds steady
Noon-Atter the IirsJ hour the market
continued heavy. and further declines
We're sustained in many OF the active
securities.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Second Addition 10 Congress Heights
+ rank l. Eutterheld q ux. to Jane
Z. Turner, LOT s.. square COS, SO
1876 Church street nGrthwest-Jarett
White Ct vir. oliver L, 10 Joseph s.
Duffy west half lot q. square 200 SO.
\ street southeast between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth strcets-Frauk PItzer et
al, trustees. to Edward q. CasteI. lois
2S 10 "a, square 1912. SO
Thirteenth and O streets northwest
James Sharp 81 Tx. 10 EIdridge E. Jor-
dan, part original lot ], square 252. SO.
Brookland-Laura Y Carpenter et ux.
70 charles r. IaHaIl, lots 20 and IL
block a. SO. Charles +. TanSin "a Tx
convey same property 90 Laura Y. and
FERNANDO a Carpenter. SO.
la-e Eighteenth street northwest
Elsie May GTpSTeuor et vir, Gilbert H.
70 American Security and Trust Com
pdny. trustee, lot g. square 49, $40
IWeuty-thisd street northwest between
j. and + streets-Walter r. Wilcox ct
uN. 20 Robert RcybuTu, Iart original
lie Droit Park-Ella r Allen ct viz
II. jerome. TO Robert Reyburu, lot -
block H. $40.
Wylie street northeast between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets-EIla r.
Allen ct viz. II. jerome. 10 Robert Rey-
burn, lot -, square 1883, $40.
c street southeast between Tenth and
al, trustees. To John r. Shields. trus-
lee. part original lot ), square $40,
--ouE Observation-Disclosures c. Levy ct
VIZ. James T., TO Read Hanna lots ID
and -l3, block y, SO
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
SELL ROAD ONCE OWNED
BY LATE RUSSELL SAGE

POUGHEEEPSIE, March 22-The New
Haven Railroad has purchased the
Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad. run
ming from PoUghkeepsie 20 Boston Corn
ers, for a consideration said TO be $780,
600. The road is about 30 miles long and
in poor condition.
The property was sold by the eXecu-
tors Of Russell Sage through J. p. Nor
gan & Co. Mr.. Sage bought the road
years before his death and valued it at
100000 II cost several millions to con-
struct, as it was built in the boom times
after the war, when material and labor
were high.
For several years the railroad has
been in the hands of q receiver and has
been kept in operation only through
careful management.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

. Holders Of the short fours.. witch Sec
rotary CortelyOu offers 10 purchase at
1O2, the exact price OF which would be
received at the maturity Of the bonds on
July l. have not responded very well
in turning in their bonds The fact
that only SS.S945O0 have been purchased
to date, leaving $l05,SGl, 80 outstanding.
is considered rather disappointing Hold
ers of the bonds are evidently slow to
appreciate the advantage of obtaining
their money and having the use Of Il
Tor the three months before July J.
The Commonwealth Electric Co, OF
Chicago, controlled by the Edison Co.
OF that city, has increased its capital
stock from Sl0OJ0000 TO S15.00J,00J
II is understood that during the re
cent money squeeze the American Sugar
Refining Co. was q very large lender
OF money at fancy rates" of interest
both IN New York and Boston.
It IS stated in authoritative quarters
THAI che directors of the Kansas City
Southern viii soon begin the payment
OF dividends on the company's preferred
stock The preferred issue amounts TO
per aDnum and nou-cumulativt.
Final distribution was ordered in the
receiveTship of the Lima Savings Bank
* Trust Co, which failed three years
ago and resulted i'm ". ". Leighton.
its cashier, Being sent 10 the peuiteu-
tiary. Creditors received 80 cents on The
dollar.
The Bank of France has raised its
rate from to 81 per cent. This change
in the French bank rate is the first in
seven years. During the BoeT war the
rate was maintained at ~ per cent for
d while. The last previous change was
on May p. 1900, when IL was reduced
from 3lA 10 3 per cent
The directors of the Esperanza Min
ing Company. Ltd. have declared the
regular quarterly. dividend Of ~ per
cent and an extra dividend of - per
March %.
This calls for a distribution of S6IS. go.
making the aggregate dividends dis
buTSed by the company since May. 1904
when The first dividend was declared
S5,2e0,olo. or % per cent on the total
capitalization.
Emphatic denial is given the report
that the syndicate in control Of the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Co. has
been dissolved The prominent members
OF the syndicate are John w. Gates.
Grant ,. Schley, E j. Berwlnd, ana o.
II. Payne.
There practically has been a merger
of the Tennessee Co and the Republic
Iron and Steel Co. the latter being con
troiled by the Gates people.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Mergenthaler made The biggest jump,
and was taken at 2o51z while Lanston
maintained the firm position of the past
two DAYS with equally unsatisfactory
results to those who were looking for
,cheap stock. Mitchell Mining came
again to the fore and found a ready
market for several hundred shares Gas
stock also secured an advance of a half
point 20 80 with even better figures Of
fered on options. Capital Traction found
equal favor, and business was preciuded
only because holders were reluctant TO
LET 20
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
PRICES
ON LOCAL STOCKS

Without a single exception, prices on
the Washington Stock Exchange today
We're the best Of the week. Advances
of good fraction 10 as much as fun
point were realized in all the sales made
and the demands showed a restoration
of confidence in local securities that had
been predicted in this column on yes
terday
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
GOING sonnet"

An ent5rprising LondOner advertises
that uc is prepared 20 teach Journalism
literature and public speaking ''in five
lessons
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
Washington Sure to Win.

II all the people viii render slch
hearty cooperation, there will be mly
one side t1 the Washington
VIII win the national contest without
the slightest trouble
The Suully Times takes pleasure IN
as a further mark OF The
interest taken iu the contest. that the
TOWles studio. 20 llD1 y street north
west has decided 60 give one dozen So
photographs t1 the winner of the con
test This with the sold watch offered
by r. Harris + Co. and the evening
wrap offered by >. kauu. Sons * Co.
makes Jurco presents for the winner,
while the 500 for the final award goes
90 the sender of the photograph, as do
the weekly 50 prizes
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
Wants All the Beauties.

This beauty contest is a persuit OF
beauty Let hut the merest suggestion
come 10 the beauty editor that there
is lovely woman anywhere in the
District whose claims have not been
insured by the entry of her photograph
in the contest. ara the editor viii see
that she is entered as q candidate.
AS has been previously set forth in
these columns. IL is of the utmost i'm
U.r.auce that every pretty face IN the
city be represented IN the photographs
submitted 90 Tie Sunday Times The
competition must be thorough in order
% make it effective for the winner OF
this city contest wiz 90 before the
country as the beauty without compare
In the Capital OF the United states
Upon her viii devcIvc the duty of prov
ing ilat Washington is the home Of the
lgF-iiest woman In all the land.
DC lS not strange therefore. that The
Sunday Times welcomes such assistance
as came iu the euise OF the business
mans stor. about ne beautiful woman
Doc encountered twice by chance q
street car amid the rush OF the hurried
evening travel
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

fluctuations furnished BY Charles q. ostss
Co., MuHsey Building: Members New York
stock EXCHANGED
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
DR.. SHADE

SO YEAPS' PRACTICE CURING MEN.
Nervous and private diseases cured Quickly
SyphilitiC blood poison, skin diseases sto.n-
ach, kidney, bladder, structure, and piles posi-
lively cured Consultation free. Charges low
~ 18th ST. NV. OCl9-tf
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
Shes Most Beautiful.

Il have lived in Washington practi-
cally all my life. and / know that this
woman is The most beautiful I have
ever seen. She was dressed in half
mourning. and was q compromise be-
tween the blond and brunette types.
can't ottempt TO describe her face. It
was simply lovely She was Of medium
height and size, her figure being eN-
QuisIteiy proportional
This hard-hcaded business man was
enthusiastic about his experience He
wanted the woman located and her
Photograph secured. The Sunday Times
appreciated his interest in the matter
for 10 Is only by such an interest IN
the contest that there can be no doubt
that the winner of the contest will be
the most beautiful woman ln Washing
ton. The Sunday Times makes this ap-
peal 20 the fair unknown
-'tViN the WeE.aD who, dressed IN half
mourning. aIiEnte1 from a uOrthbOunl
Ninth street car at i street at about g
O'Clock last Tuesday evening and who
boarded a sOuthhound Ninth street car
at + street half an hour later ana
changed 90 WssrDOG~d New York ave
nue. car, see that her photograph, or
as uEuF photographs of her as pos
siole, be- entered in The Sunday Times
beauty contest al Che earliest date pos
siblc2'
II She has no Photograph Of herself
The Sunday Times. when So Informed.
VIII De glad 10 have her photograph
done az IT'S tEDruED
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

cent money squeeze the American Sugar
Refining Co. was a very large lender
OF money at fancy rates" of interest.
both IN New York and Boston.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22
MYSTERIOUS BEAUTY
SEEN ON STREET CAR
(Coutlnued from First Page)

The story told By the man, upon
whose mind the womans loneliness is
Sc indelibly impressed. is as follows:
Last Tuesday evening / boarded
Ninth street car and had been on il
only a few minutes when 1 noticed Op-
pOsite me a lovely woman, There was
On her face such nobility OF proportion,
such classic perfection, and yet such APP
pealng sweetness, that her features
fascinated my gaze She left the car at
Ninth and T. streets northwest.
4 dllghted At Ninth and . streets. At
dinner with iny family I told them of
the woman T had seen and of my desire
to approach her and ask her 70 send her
photograph 10 The Sunday Times beau
~ contest. ] remarked that l had not
done so because j had been afraid of her
rcserting my apparent familiarity in
making such a suggestion NV wife
laughed and said she supposed any
woman would have been pleased. rather
than dispieased, by the compliment
1T was g o'clock when the woman
left the car at Ninth and p streets. Al
$3.50 O'Clock / boarded "a Ninth street car
going back down town. At Ninth and p
streets this woman, whom / had never
before that day seen, reappcared. She
got 90 the car and stayed on until we
reached New York avenue. There she
boarded Il New York avenue ear going
west That vas the last I saw Of her.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

It IS stated in authoritative quarters
THAI che directors of the Kansas City
Southern viii soon begin the payment
OF dividends on the cOmpauy's preferred
stock The preferred issue amounts TO
81. 900 coo. The dividends are 4 per cent
per aEnum and nou-cumulative
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

Final distribution was ordered in the
receiveTship of the Lima Savings Bank
q Trust Co, which failed three years
ago and resulted in W. ". Leighton
its cashier Being sent 10 the peuiten-
tiary. Creditors received 80 cents on Lhei
dollar.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

The Commonwealth Electric Co, of
Chicago, controlled by the Edison Co.
OF that city, has increased its capital
stock from SlOOl0.o 90 TO S15.00J,000.
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

The Bank of France has raised its
rate from to 81 per cent. This change
in the French bank rate is the first IN
seven years During the BUeT war the
rate was maintained at ~ per cent for
ii while. The last previous change was
on May .. 1900. when IL was reduced
from 3la 10 per cent
The Washington times., 1907-03-22

0IIVo % II1UU lDIII- lJN- ID.
Total sales yesterday, 637. 800.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22

who will eclipse the Salt Lakerine
whom the Tribune has exalted, The
editor of THE REPUBLICAN has already
taken two or three beauty prizes,
doesn't want Raddon's offer of 5000
shares OF stock In the Doemquick
mine quoted at cents but
really worth 81 per share, and instead
OF sending his daguerreotype OF our
charming phys we have sent one Of
John Winner Harry, formerly Of the
Rigby Star, now In THE REPUBLICANS
Typographical" department. We are
willing to wager a 30 to / dollar
against last years bird nest that he
wins out over Mr.. Jesse Earl and
Augustus Gordon. However, II the
Record expects TO get many newspaper
men to enter the contest, 10 will have
to agree that Jakeman and Felt are
barred.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22

who knows nothing but horses, sheep,
backsmithing or the piano?
Why select any man for public posi-.
tion except he be above reproach NOR
ally, thoroughly alert and capable ment-
ally with good experience, or ability
to adapt himself readily-a man OF
known honor, integrity and business
probity?
From among aspirants for Office, why
select any other than those who seek
the office because OF their honest belief
that they can conduct the Office to
better public advantage than any
other?
Why not demand Of men their rea-
sons for wanting a particular office,
and If those reasons be other than
that they have well defined ideas for
the betterment OF the conduct of that
office, why select them?
Is reward for party service" or
Large family connection" TO ever rule
to the detriment of the city, county,
state and nation? This has been the
rule long while, so why not try the
other plan for a time? Is 1t beyond
the possible? 1t is NOT, If the publ ic
will but arouse itself long enough to
look about and note the necessity OF
the situation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22
Unfortunate Twins.

There is colored woman who re-
sides In one of the courts in the
northwest section Of Washington, and
who has penchant for bestowing
upon her children unique Christian
names. She has named one OF her
girls Ambrosia and another Gym.
baline, while her eldest boy bears the
coEnomen Of Prince Edward It re-
Gently occurred to her that "plckanin.
ny would make a good prefix for her
next girl, and she decide to apply It.
But recently she became the mother
of twin girls, and one OF her friends
cr!led to see her and queried:
Now, Liza, you done got two gals;
watcher gwine ter name um?"
We'll. Susanna. you know Use
stuck on dat name Pickaninny, and
Zee gwine ter arrange II SOS | can
GLIB 1t to my two twins. Use gwine
ter name one o. dem gals Pickle and
de odder 'Ninny,' an datll make de
whole word-'Pickaninny.'"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22
ResourcefuI.

Detective Gumshoe told schooD-
But this man could not possibly have
committed the crime!
Detective Bludgeon new schooD-
What of that?
"Well-er--"
"Of course he could not possibly
have committed the crime. Do you
imagine I'm looking for something
easy? No, sir propose to show
the world what my method will do.
l will extort confession from the fel.
low. and | shall convict him, and send
him to the gallows, in spite of his in
nocence, the best lawyers money can
procure and unanimous public SEN
timent. |, sir, am a detective. not a
mere opportunist. who waits for the
favorable breeze to carry him to sue
cess"
The old-style detective realizing his
hopeless inferiority, was speechless
with shame and chaSrin Puck.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22
PAYS TO BE PROMPT.

When Capt. Edwin f. Barrett OF
LeSueur, Idaho, sold out the weekly
Sentinel last year he turned over his
old subscription accounts to at attorn-
ey for collection. Among them was
one for IA years and months subscrip-
tion against a LeSueur county man.
He did not pay on demand and was
sued and judgment entered against
him for S27O5.
Still he Gid not pay and the judg-
ment was transcribed to district court
and an execution issued and delivered
to the sheriff for collection.
He levied on some land belonging to
the defendant and advertised the
same for sale. This worked, and the
defendant made settlement OF the total
amount, costs and all being the very
respectable sum of S57, 20
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22
Subscription, Payable In Advance
OUTSIDE OF LOGAN CITY,
LOGAN, BY CARRIER.
$3.50 YEAR, sl.2S Six MONTHS; 7se 3 MONTHS
NOT IN ADVANCE. ADD SOC A YEAR.

A white collar never made or I'M
made any man, but the absence OF it
on public occasions proclaims the lack
of home training in the finer distinc-
tions that mark the difference between
culture and refinement and boorish-
ness, A parent whose boys are to ap.
pear before public gathering in any
capacity can well afford to insist that
his progeny shall displace the black
sateen shirt with something Of lighter
hue that permits of the use Of white
collar No, thanks, there is no dispo-
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it with the fngcrs--this suggestion is
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