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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
NAVY HEADS MEET,
NO BITTER FEELING
Metcaif and Newberry
CloSeted on Return
of Latter.

If any i'll feeling or estrangement de-
veloped between Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf and Assistant Secretary New
berry during the absence Of the Secre-
tary on the Pacific coast, when he an
nounced that the Atlantic fleet would
visit the 1-aclfc without first informing
Mr.. Newberry. that feeling was not ap-
parent at their first meeting since that
time
Mr.. Metcalf and the Assistant Secre-
AIRY had not met since June 20, when
the former left for the Pacific coast.
tin the return of the latter yesterday
from his vacation. Mr.. Newberry left
Washington three days before the re-
turn Of his chief. early in September.
and has divided his time between his
home in Detroit. and Chicago and New
York Upon returning 10 the depart
ment yesterday he called on Secretary
Metcalf and they were closeted for some
time
Their conversation was animated and
was more Of personal nature than
concerning the business Of the depart
ment, Mr. Metcalf telling come Cali
fornia snake stories. and Mr.. Newberry
describing the experiences Of a naval
secretary sailing through the St. Clair
flats While II is understood that both
naively omitted any mention Of the
heetS coming movement. IL was sug-
gested by the Secretary that some bust
ness matters would be taken up, after
Mr.. NewbeTry had opportunity to ac-
quaint himself with the affairs OF his
own Office, after his Eve weeks absence
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Elmer Dover Awaits NeW
To Summon Committee
Delay of Week Already in Calling Together
National Managers Of ParN-May Pick
Convention City Before Taft Returns

Secretary Elmer Dover keeps at work
in the Republican national committee
rooms. Every time the door opens he
expects Acting Chairman Harry New 20
walk in. When New does appear he and
Dover will 60 INTO executive session.
They viii emerge smiling, and give the
press a copy of a short letter that will
be sent to each member of the national
COMMITTEES, asking attendance on a
meeting in Washington.
That is all the public will get Of the
New-Dover talk.
WHAT they will say in secret will be
Of interest to each Presidential candi-
date
The meeting was &c have been held
last week. Why the change was made
has not teen explained. Possibly Dover
wished to confer with Secretary Cor
telyou. who had gone on visit 70
northern New York As Cortelyou
served several years as chairman Of the
national committee, a talk with him
might he OF value 70 both Now and
Dover prior to their importan; action
in issuing the formal call for the en-
tire committee "a meet in December.
Or II may be that the officials OF the
committee wished to learn a little more
about TIE plans CT Secretary Taft.
IL mas been intimated aid not denied
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MRS. THOMAS COX
FOUND DEAD IN BED

Mrs Thomas Cox died at an early
hour this morning at the residence OF
her sOn-in-iaw, DR.. Larkin Glazebrook.
Mrs. roxs death though sudden. was
not snogether unexpected. as she has
been steadily weakening in health for
year, and L was owing 10 this con-
dition that her eldest daughter, Mrs.
Larrle Benet came from Paris about
zen days ago.
only yesterday Mrs. Cox figured con-
Spiciously mt the baptism of the son Of
Dr. and Mrs GlazebrOok. Mrs. Cox was
The brightest Of the party. and retired
az night Ia cheerful mood. When early
THIS morning her. grandson. Larkin
GlazebrooE. went into his grandmother s.
room for his morning kiss he failed 10
Wake her and reporting This to his
father, Dr. Glazebro0k went to her
bedside 10 find that she had been dead
some hours. Mrs. Cox had enlarSe ment
Of the heart due TO her ADVANCED age
Mrs. Cox was a lifelong resident Of
the District. having spent her youth
IN Georgetown at the old Robinson man
sion on the Heights. and has been as
ISOLATED with prominent citizens Of both
cities.
She leaves nEe daughters. Mrs. Benet
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs hume Mrs. Glaze
brook. and Mrs Stuart Jackson. of New
Jersey, and a son, Robinson Cox, living
in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
UNIFORM BILL OF LADlNG
TRAFFIC MANAGERS PLAN

Traffic managers from nearly all the
large cities Of this country appeared to-
day before the Interstate Commerce
Commission 10 express their views on
the proposed uniform bill OF lading u
be put into effect by the commission
January ] next
The commissions courtroom was
crowded to tie doors with representa-
tives Of all the biggest railroads in the
United States. While there were DIFF
ferencas CT opinion on many details OF
the proposed uniform bin OF iading. Z
ma jority Of those present were in favor
OF having a uniform bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
HIS AIRSHIP FLIES
FROM HIGH CLIFF

ROCHESTER, Oct. l5-Charles Oliver
Jones has made four successful flights
with his heavier-than-air flying machine
at Hammo1dsport- He has been work
ing on the problem of flying from a
scientific standpoint for the last twenty
) ears.
Jones machine has no gas bag and
Is a simple wooden frame with many
intricate fan shaped wings TO give buoy
ancy. II was placed on a cart. which
was allowed 10 run At high speed down
a hill. At the brink of high cliff the
machine was released from The cart,
and Jones safely guided il for more
than quarter Of q mile. bringing Il
10 earth
IL was intend ID TO Install a motor,
but a heavy rainstorm prevented. Jones
claims that with the aid Of the motor
lie can easily make fifty miles an hour.
Tine experiment was watched by
twenty scientific. men, i-ci9dinC several
members Of the Aero. Club, Of New YORK
city Jones will fly his machine in the
St. Louis races. October y.
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that some members of the national COM
nIittee wish to have the matter of the
time and place Of the next convention
settled prior to the return OF Taft lest
a possible big demonstration in his
honor when he arrives may have some
effect on the action Of the national com
mittee in fixing the time and city for
the next national convention. Now X
so happens that neither New nor Dover
has any i'll viii against Taft
Indeed it must be recalled that Dover
was offered the national management
OF the Taft campaign. The Taft people.
especially the rich half-brother. Charles
=. Taft. spent much time and some
money finding out about Dover before
they made him an offer to take hold
OF the Secretary's political future. That
Dover declined the sob was somewhat
amazing 10 Taft. Here was the oppor-
tunlty of a lifetime TO a young man who
only a few years ago was q Sz5-a-week
clerk IN the national committee head
quarters OF Chicago IN 1896. To jump
from such a modest beginning In eleven
years to become manager OF a Presi-
Dental campaign was certainly allur-
Ing.
The story Of this thrusting aside Of a
great opportunity may be told more
fully later on.
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FORMER POLICEMAN DIES
AFTER A LONG ILLNESS

Capt. stephen A. Boydon. who was tor
many years connected with the Capitol
police force. died at the home OF h's
daughter. Mrs John S. Garrison. in
Falls Church. Va. Yesterday. after a
protracted illness. Captain Boydon was
IN his seventy-seventh year.
He was member Of the First Con
gregational Church OF this city. where
he was well known for his high moral
character and great integrity. He leaves
two daughters and five sons. The funeral
viii be held az the residence OF Mrs
Garrison. tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. The pallbearers will be selected
from members OF the Capitol police
force. The interment viii be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
3-X RHEUMATIC CURE

Where our regular 25c rheumatism
Remedy fails 20 cure we strongly recon-
ment our 3-N Rheumatism Cure, winch
has beer. PREPARED expressly IOr cnLOiilC
and obstinate cases. This remedy Should
be used in every Instance where lnC
-oints are stiff or swollen. or have be-
came Chalky- II IS especially recon-
mended for lame backs. Sciauc pans.
lumbaCO, swollen limbs. and where In6fc
is great inflammation. Il IS put up IL
a large bottle. and sells for $1-OO.
want evCzy chronic rheumatic 70
throw away an medicines, all liniments,
an plasters, and give MUNYON'S 81
CURE q trial No mat
ter what Your doctor may say. no mat
ter what your druggist may say. no
matter what your friends may say. 40
matter how DrtJudlced you may De
against all advertised remedies. so at
once TO your druggist and set bottle
Of the 3-G RHEUMATISM CURE. Tile
VIII get Il for you II he has none IN
stock) There are go doses IN bOttls.
and as one lady says Every tablet IS
worth more than a diamond OF the same
SIZE A few doses VIII take away all
aches and pains, and cure generally
follows before one bottle Is used
Remember. this remedy contains no
SahcyliC acid, no opium, cocaine, NOR
phine, or other harmful drugs. Il Is put
UP under the guarantee or the Pure
Food and Drug Act.--MGNYON.
He states that in every case where
any one buys his remedies and they do
not cure or give satisfaction. he VIII re-
fund the money. Certainly nothing could
be fairer-
Prof Munyon assumes all the risk.
He is especially anxious for physicians
10 call for free samples Of his RheUma-
TO be known about this wonderful rene
Gy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
AERONAUTS READY
FOR WORLD RACES
Captain Chandler and j. c.
Mccoy to Give Exhibition
at ST. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Mo, oct. l5.-American
ballonists. who are to compete In the
race for the James Gordon Bennett cup,
beginning October p, are in St Louis
The German party. composed Of Baron
Abercron, Paul Michael, and Carl Erbz-
loch. are due 20 arrive today. while Al
fred Leblanc, Rene Cashier, f. w. Mix,
and Charles Leve. the French contest
ants. will come later in the week. Major
II. B. Hersey, who IS taking the place
Of Lieutenant Lamb, will arrive next
Wednesday.
To test the lifting power OF coal gas.
which in some cases will be used. an ex-
hibition Will be given tomorrow by ]. c.
Mccoy. who VIII pilot the America, and
Capt. Charles Chandler, OF the United
States Signal Corps
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
.DEHIES GOVERNMENT
AFTER FRAUD ORDER

me ponneI Manufacturing Company
oil 81. Louis. No, against which A fraud
order was issued by the Postonice De-
partment September Il. is bidding de-
lance to the officials Of the department
The Donnell Manufacturing Companv
IS an old establishment in the mercantile
districts Of St Louis. but Of late wears
IT'S method of doing business has NOT
)een according 70 the requirements OF
he department
Following the action OF the denart-
nent in issuing the fraud order the
.omPany sent out letters to its custom
MS stating that the action of the de-
1artment was piece OF malicious
md cowardly blackmail" and that the
rs rights.
The letter advised the customer to send
III correspondence addressed to the
.,arssow Pharmaceutical Company
the department today issued fraud
rider against this name also, which
again serves to tie up the business OF
he Donneu company
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DIAMOND RING SCHEME
PUT UNDER P. 0. BAN

The Post0tice Department has Issued
a fraud oroer against the Press Publish
ing Company, at Boston, Mass.
according 70 the inspector. l. N
CNshman has Tor number OF years
been publishing number o. so-calied
mail order papers. He advertised to
send a handsome prize 70 all who solved
very simple puzzle. To those who
sent in solutions a counter proposition
would be made that for eight new sub
sCribers at % cents each. Il diamond
ring would be sent as a further reward
for having solved the problem"
The department secured an admission
from the publisher that his diamond
rings cost only 80 cents each. and this
fact, taken In connection with other
alleged glaring inconsiste noes in con-
noction with the business being con
Quoted by the publisher, served to bring
him In conflict with the rules of the
department
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
3-X Kidney Cure

o-X Kidney Cure for OI0 chronic and
obstinate cases We recommend our ak
Kidney Cure; contains I60 doses and one
bottle usually effects a cure. Price, 500.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back, loins. or grOins. and
all forms Of kidney disease.
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all tbs
symptoms OF nervous exhaustion. such
as depressed spirits, failure of memory
restless and sleepless. nights, pains in
the head and dizziness. It stimulates and
strengthens the nerves and is a wonder
full tonic Price. . cents.
SIX Nerve Cure $50 doses, price,
800.
Munyon's Asthma Herbs relieve asth-
ma in three minutes ana cure perrna-
nently. Price. SL00.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes Price, = cents.
Munyon's Female Remedies are q
boon 60 all women.
Munyors Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities OF the blood Price Is cents.
SIX Blood Cure, 80 doses, price,
S1.0O
Munyon's Pile Treatment positively
cures ali forms OF piles. Price, . cents.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
er TO 70 SAX men Price, SLO0.
a ser 2rate cure for each disease AZ
all druggists, mostly - cents a vial
Your druggist Will present YOU FREQ
with copy Of the Guide TO Health
a valuable little medical publication
that should be in every home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
Gives a Home Prescription
Easily Mixed By Anybody
Many Unfortunate Victims of Rheumatism
Are Unnecessarily Leaving the City to
Find Relief From Dread and
Painful Disease.

Cut this out and put in some safe
place. for Il is valuable and worth
more than anything else in the world
II you should have an attack OF rheU-
matisn or bladder trouble or any de-
rangement OF the kidneys whatever.
The prescription IS simple, and can
be made up by anyone a home. The
ingredients can be had at any good
prescription pharmacy and all that IS
necessary is to shake Il EN- well in a
bottle.
Here II IS: Fluid extract dandelIon,
one-half ounce: compound KargOn, one
ounce: compound syrup Of sarsaparilia,
three ounces.
Take a teaspOonfuI after each meal
and at bedtime. A few doses is said
10 relieve almost any case of bladder
trouble frequent urination, pain and
scalding. weakness and backache, pain
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

above the kidneys, etc. II is now
to be the method OF curing chronic rheu-
matism. because of its direct and posi-
tive action upon the eliminative tissues
OF the kidneys. 1t Cleanses these
sponge-liiCe organs and gives them life
and power 10 sift and strain the poison
Gus waste matter and uric acid from
the blood relieving the worst forms OF
Rheumatism and kidney and bladder
troubles The extract dandelion acts
upon the stomach and liver and * used
also extensively for relieving cOnstipa-
tiOn and indigestion. Compound sarsa-
parilla cleans end enriches the blood
As you or anyone Of your family, es-
pecially the old folks. may lie attacked
at any time, IT would be wise. TO cut this
out and save II
4 well-knOwu local druggist is author
ity that this prescription is safe 10 use
at any time
Mix Ii yourself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
STAMP VENDING MACHINES
TESTED BY POSTAL EXPERTS

The committee Of postal experts Sc
lected By Postmaster General Meyer TO
conduct a test OF the various devices
Tor vending stamps, is ia session today
az the POstOffiCe Department
4 number OF the inventors have ar
rIved with their machines, ana the work
OF demonstration viii begin today or to-
morrow.
A bout twenty-five machines Will be ir-
Guided in the exposition. provided all
owners OF machines who have applied
fQI space put IN appearance. One de-
vice is expected from Germany, and
another from England
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JAMESTOWN FAIR
TO Be UNHOLESTED
BY UNCLE SAM

The Government VIII not take charge
Of the jamestown Exposition. This L5
tac statement made by nigh authority
a the Treasury Department
Repeated reports have been circulated
that the Treasury Department. in order
t. protect the Government olt the ST.
cru coo loan made TO the exposition.
would step IN and run a.. Secretary
CCrtelyou has determined tlas such a
course would be unWise
The outcome OF the matter will be
that the Treasury viii De about $780,
40 short in consequence Of making TIE
loan I'd 10 this time The jamestown
Exposition mana cement has repaid 10
tie Government about Sl25,c.6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
GAS INSTITUTE coNvENEs.

Walton Clark. OF Philadelphia. presl-
dent OF the American Gas Institute. Will
call the second annual meeting Of that
organization 70 order tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock. when delegates repre-
Senting the entire country will convene
at the New Willard Hotel 1t Is exs
pected that 500 or more members viii be
present.
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BUREAUS PLANS
AWAIT CORTELYOU
Three Sets for Engraving
Department Go Before
Secretary Monday. =
VIII Probably Ask Congress
For an Entirely New
Structure.

Three sets Of plans have been drawn
Tor the proposed new building for the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. and,
When Secretary of the Treasury Cortel-
you returns TO Washington next Mon
day he viii decide which of the three
Is 10 be sent to Congress in December
with the recommendation that enough
money be appropriated to carry it out.
That Mr.. COrtelyou is strongly in fav-
or Of some improvement of the condi-
lions under which the makers of the
United States money have to work. is
no secret. In fact. he is determined to
obtain from Congress the money neces-
sary for the relief he thinks the en-
pioyes of the bureau so badly need.
A New Building Probable.
OF the three sets of plans that have
been prepared by Supervising Architect
Taylor OF the Treasury, one contem-
Ilates AZ addition to the present build
ing occupied by the bureau. The re-
naming two are made for completely
new structures on new sites.
lille officials OF the Treasury Depart
Ihtht hesitate TO forecast what Mr.. Cor
telyOu selection viii be- they feel rea-
sonaOly certain that he will ask Con-
SreSS Tor an entirely new structure IN
stead Of merely an addition To the
present one. He inspected the quarters
UI The bureau last summer, and his
ooluemne l!on OF them were almost as
sCVere as those OF certain Congressman
VINO visited the place last winter.
Care Given to Lighting.
In the plans for the new buildings.
Mr.. Taylor and his assistants have paId
particular attention to the lighting IA
clLues ana the sanitary arrangements.
The rule in the new building will have
h'Sh ceilings and many big windows.
Ihat Congress Will appropriate money
lor some measure of relief for the en-
ployes OF the bureau is assured. as II
appropriated last session enough to nav
Jof having the plans made. And. II Nr
NcTtelyou sticks TO his ORIGINAL inten-
JIon and asks for enough for a com
Ileteiy new building, the amount vii;
p;obably De given VIII
Al is a notorious fact that the en-
PptoyeS or the Bureau OF Engraving ana
dait.ihs are worse housed and more
tIoWued than those of any other br9prT
Oh the Government service.
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A Cure for Every disease.

Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures ali forms OF indigestion and stOn-
sch troubles. Price, p cents.
3-x Dyspepsia Cure, 100 doses, price,
N.OC-
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fan.
The Catarrh CuTe-price. Z5C-eradiC3tes
the disease from the system. and the
Catarrh TablCts-pr1Ce, 25c-cleanse and
heal the parts
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up a cold IN a few
hours Price, : cents.
3-x Cold aud Cough Cure. $50 doses,
price s. CO.
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The American Cabinet Company

Esta acreditada fabrica de gabinetes,
bancoB de trabajo, y muebles propios para
tallerea est6 llamando grandemente Ia aten'
ci6n del mundo entero por Ia calidsd de
su producto y las excelentes condolences
que presenta sus marchantes. Para
dentistas, plateros, relojeroB, &c. &C., los
muebleS hechoS por esta casa son de nece-
sidad, 81 eS que Sc desea tener un estable-
cimiento que corresponds & las exigencias
de la 6pOca. Para mas informes dirigirse
q su repregentante en- Puerto Rico, Dep6si.
to Dental de Jose Salgado Jim6nez, Sc
San Francisco, San Juan. .-@,
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Il ESGarpOIett," una pintura d
Vatican.
DeSpart6 en- sI hotel DrouOt, de Paris, graz
lnter6S.

En- 81 hotel Drouot de Paris despert6
gran inter6S el cuadro titulado 81 Oscar.
polette:" una pinturs pequena que repre-
senta una mujer en- un columpio.
Ese cuadro fu6 pintado por Watteau, y
Sc ha vendido en- estos dias M. Bieville,
en- $4,000 habiendo estado antes en- el pa
lacio de San Donate, en- Florencia. HUI
DO inter6s por otra pintura de Van Goyen
que representa- una vista de Nimegue, de
Ia collection de Parges. Ese cuadro fue
pintado en- 1,643 Sc vendi6 en- $500.
Otra piDtura de Boucher que Sc titula 81
Amour Vainqueur" pOr la cual pedfan
$4,000, fu6 dado en- $4,000, & F6del. La
venta de la collection Wan SO llev6 cabo
en- loE Salones de Durand-Kuel. El total
fue $130,876.
Ell cuadro que SO llev6 los honores fue
Ell de Renoir "Diana Cazadora," que Sc
vendi6 por $4,000 Mr.. Bernheim Jr.
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11NEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItnOraEio.-5 dc Bayam6n y Capt..
tai simultanoRmentO.
Dias laborabl0-@ aliana 8, 7.O5, 8 30
0.45 l1OO. Tard0 1915, l.45, B.15. Abs, 5.45
y 6.SO
HOO TardO 1915. 1.sO, $50, $50, 4.SO
6.45 y $50.
BillsteS baratos para dias fsstivos. De
Cataiio 8 Bayam0n, ida y vuslta II clasS
SO-26 " Glago S0-16. De Bayam6n @ .afio
BilI0t0 0rdinRriO do Capital 6 Cat 40 en-
CIagO a 4 CentaVon.
Baysm0n. 10 de sOptiOmbFs de 1906 Ra.
Ra@6n VaIdea.
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POR FIN LLEGARON

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para 81 peinado. Cada uno viene en- su
cajita y vale un dollar.
La moda de los rizos es tan grande en-
PARIS que SO han necesitado meses pa
ra poder conseguir el surtido que acaba> de
llegar.
Tambien Sc ha recibido un esplendido
surtido en- perfumerfa fina y lSmparas de
cristal para luz electrical de l, 2, 3, A y
luces.
Todo esto 80 encuentra en- ell PARIS
BAZAAR de PEDRO GIUsTI, Forta-
leza 27.