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II you'd Ike TO have the children take -.
music music You should profit by this offer We
Will Will iet you have the use Of a good square
FlANO absolutely free FOR six months III
Sou pay the small charge for drayaRe.
See us now.
F. c. SMITH PIANO CO.
- Pennsylvania ave Phone n 7s7
felG-tf
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Wanted-ROOms.

wan lED-Iwo unfurnished rooms Sg nor
-''o'h: light housekeeping. man ana VIE.
must De IN good location GEO. HAND
nAcA. - 81 NV II
WANTED - Two rooms. furnished 1Ter.
mouse keeping; Northwest; walking digtg1~e
.. Ctnter Market: state terms. l63 Cenfer
Market, MRS. RIDGWAY fa7s =,
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WANTED-Fifty men and families aisa
single men 70 work for the New River C0al
and Coke Co Meet me tonight at Gth 81
depot at 10 o'clock II
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IMITATION TYPEWRITTEy Tr--rT-7,--
ne kind your customers can't teII fro-1 -
4e.l thlngs very low rates HAYTOr-|I4
Z = - - SIZING HOUSE. 655 G ST. nv.
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Lost.

nond-shaped fraternity pin. gold with bIarl,
enamel II returned TO r. c. v rO2S Ierb 81
NV. finder win be well rewarded fee
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& " ~ If>D-First-cla skirt hand AprI,, t.
-oIe p M. Rooms J5-57. Metzerott Bidp
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Cleaning and Dyeins.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEI,SG. &C.
class woik- ll06 18th St NV. Phone North
.oe9- fel4-20t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
.o--F SOLDENBERG'S S 9Th and X SITS NV
2, hANN' a~9sN.' SONS q Co, Sth and Market space.
E65NIN.S CIGAR STORE, l4th and Fla ave.
EREIN'S CIGAR STORE, 29l2 l4th st. NV.
w, =, Men NULTH, Cigar Store. 18th and Pnw.
re ~@AODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
-~r Nelson. ProprietOrs; corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and SITS. NV.
ROBERr 4. PETzOLD The Harvard Pnar-
-. macy. nth and Harvard SITS NV
81. ". "A; DARLING, cor. l4th and I SITS. NV
IL fKENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th ST.. Rhode
EhA- 4, BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ST. and Mass
sw. cor. 9Th and NJ SITS NV
OOISN * SANFORD. New York ave. and
r. A. NEITCH, 2Oth ana NJ ste r,r
s. SD4SI-E1 = PHARMACY. 21st and G. sts NV
q - SAioLEI II @ 4 - q CO. 14th and L SITS NV.
& = J.. T. TAYLOR cor sti and p sts ~, NV
- EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV
at NORTHEAST.
ur EORSTONS BOTANICAL. PHARMACY -
18th st. and Florida ave. ne W.
SseI,. SSnAS; "a. BLUMER, n. Cap and r sts ne
~aSSahSNEf d JOACHIM. cor I'd and L sts.
SOUTHEAST.
= r POWELL. 9Th ana Eas. Cs,t,o, -.
DOS-S ~ @ ELL DRUG CO. sth and sts
~ . REALf. NV. cor. 1Ith and Pa ave
SOUTHWEST
". HUGO EISENBEISs. 7th ana u .,-....
"
ANACOGTIA.
~ 51S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
BRooKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
X L oARNE CO. 7oa King st.
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Floor Oil.

THERE IS no NEED TO SCRI-P-r-s.
Hunters Dust Killing Floor Oil; easI,,-. an
Piled with mop: &c a gallon; drop osf5i
lib Pennsylvania ave NV faal-
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR kENT-Furnishcl OF unflrbfsba1 .
rooms suitable for light housekeeping. b.a.
gas 61g q 81 NV - ---t''
hNiSh1D or unfUrnished rooms. dcsI-abr.
location. three squares from ,--v--..@ - Z @ -tle
Library Apply 622 East Capitol 81. ne
-e-l-ot
FURNISHED or unfurnishede rooms fo- -.--,-
lFst and second floors. back and front 15si
Curcoran %. NV -, -.''
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms. ra,,I,.
papered. for light housekeeping. near -, ly
reasonable. 2oZ ID 81 NV fe3s 3. %
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eOR SAI-E-Three inside show cases. two
aDleS ana TWO outside show cases Apply
% KEENAN, BROS 521-5Z3 9Th 81. NV. II
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For Rent
UnfurEiShed Rooms.

FOR I.ENT-Two or three unf4rnisbo5 roo-rs
so so Iost' neat. gas and bath; sl2 per month
81 AiN
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JOIN OUR PIANO CLUB.

FOR SALE-Broadcloth suit. So: size ss:
mink scarf. 81; call after 8. JANrTOR. 1919
1 81. NV. feZ5-9t
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Miscellaneous

WANIED--Ftighest cash prices paid Tor worn
seIH shts' iadies or gentlcmen's. Also shoes
s slu mars. address postal and / viii call any
hour B TARsHES. 1908 7th st. NV. Phone
nO2!-90t
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I@lM imdGI Times sa thaSs S1 Ess s kHH mN Nearest CMn
Situations Wanted-rfaIe.

80. .s-s-s..s-s.a-e..s..... |.
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Bicycles.

WANTED-TO buy every bicycle in Wash
ington at big prices. G T. HUNTER Tbe
Bicycle Man. 1l3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Found.

fOOND-l@ACEY'S Ice Cream; special 7oo
~ s3l. delivered. Phone NJ ss3 507 New
1orA ave- NV: large bricks sc. feIs-tf
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Business Opportunities.

81 - - -Pennsyivania ave. doing busines.
Louisiana ave - s-'
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

NWN.ANTED-A girl for general housework.
5lO 18th ST. NV fe25-at
NANIED-A- general houseworker and good
cook IN family Of 4. no laundry and 20 home
nights city references required. 1893 It 81
Nv II
WANTED-EXpcrienced scrub woman $40
pennsylvania ave. NV. BOSTON CAFE 1t
WANTED-Girl for general housework Ap-
ply 150S 18th St NV III
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Typewriters.

THE WELLINGTON.
After five years Of hard use 7
/ hesltatingly place It at the
top---MAURICE LOW. Washing.
. 5on Correspondent Boston Globe.
The WELLINGTON is only ss0
Office. 500 1Ith 81. n. ".
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TIf1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND OTHER
ONE CENT A WORD FoR.

- SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTFD
HOOMS AND BDAtD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
~ advertisements for less than three Insertions
inserted for three or more consecutive
- Gays, one cent a word for each Insertion
Fr These rates do nor apply TO Personals
Advertisements Will be accepted at any Of
the foloWi1g branch Offices at regular Office
rates II II Is inconyenient to leave advertise
lnents at either branch Office or The Times
BUSINESS Office, they may be tclephoned direct
10 The Times Main 5260). and a messenger
49, VIII cali 70 collect without additional charge
TO the advertiser
The Washington times., 1907-02-25

sALOON and small hotel. Alexandria. oldast
jsns -. s, Diace IN city DUGAN. 6l7 Louis
fest
The Washington times., 1907-02-25

BRoOKLAND. ID. C
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug sto-a
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR EALE-Six double teams; large. heavy.
wen acciimated horses, good p,,llers. can be
sen sen ar work. EDWARDS & SIMPSON, Con
.----1--- - I-ln 81 nW- te29-4t
FOR SALE--Ten head Of horses. suitable for
an KINDS OF work. In rear OF fgi Pennsyl-
NaIila ave- y. +. DUCKETT. fe2j-3t
FOR sALE-Large bay horse. good worker:
pIlce Soo- Apply Z39 "a 81. sw. fe25-5t
FOR sALE-Iarge mule; good worker; single
and double. price $50 Apply N KEYSEF'g
STORE, BenEing. ID. .. fez5-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. horse. top wagon. and
harness. II sold Immediately. l407 sth st. NV.
fore 10 am. ROOM g. 14l0 ST NV feast
FOR sALE-Thre- good work horses. 1lll
Bladensburg road; cali sunday fe23-3t
FOR SALE -sHver-rnounted coach harness.
cost $40. FOR $3.50; l5eo discount on horse
dARSEsS FACTORY. Cal Louisiana ave.
FOR SALE-Twenty-fve secondhand car
IlaBeS, hSsetY painted, with rubber tires: also
one long shat Frazier sulKy. good as new
BAkkER < KELLY. 455 Pennsylvania ave.
fel6-lGt
FOR sALE-Cheap. y horses and mares: suit
t-i-t-@ ~ tlA4g hbHiite1s must De sold AupiT
rear OF ~ Pennsylvania ave NV fel5-35t
GANTZ'S bike runabouts phaetOns surreys.
TOP DuBgles. top and nO-tOD express. carpen-
ters. contractors. and plumbers wagons at
bottom prices; reasonable terms. CAN'T (
l2l6 D. fe1a-tf
is the cheapest place 20 buy
new and secondhand robes. blankets har-
2 ass and vehicles 200 llth 81 NV. nol5-tf
HASN'T GOT 4 DOLLAR
among his millions that win buy more WANT |
ADV PUBLICITY than your dOIlar-among
your thousands. or hundreds. or d0Zens-WiI /
buy IN this newspaper!
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 703 King a..
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Personal.

WORkINGMEN are the ones that have the
largest families and the ones that must have
tuil value IOr their money. come 60 US FOR
a iaiior made cNercOat or suit Of clothes
lshghtly used; we study your interests
JIsIH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 D. fe25-7t
GENTLEMEN-We'r making trousers 20 or
der oL tOusor lengths left over from win
Ter sulungs. one or two OF a kind az SZ5g
N. STOUT g. CO..
WANTED-Somc one 10 adopt a fine baby
girl references exchanged. Address BOX
so. Times office. fe2f-7r
NINE. DAVIS. the born cIairvoyant and carI
reader, removes spells. evil influences. and
gives good luck lZ-s 18th st. NV: give me
a call. fe1e-e1+
MR.. Z. MILLION. Palmlst and Psvcbic- %
Eye St NV. His readings tell you 8nvtlipe
you wish 20 know. They are scientific and
accurate Hours 10 { and p. M. 10 10 p
m. Open sunday. fell-tf
MRS. BISHOP. PaImist. informatio.i clear.
concise. an1 70 the point. IL sth 81 nv
jaZi-tf
II YOU ARE giving up housekeeping and
Nlsh 20 sell part or all of your furniture
senq postal 20 81 Sth ST. NV. The old Re
liable store that pays the highest prices
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CO.
pets. stoves, bric-a-brac. and all binds or
hQusehoId goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP, 18th and 81. NV. Phone Norfb
1873 Formerly 9Th and L. feZI-s0t
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Dentistry.

=
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-oCJ extracting.
~ PAIN look. feel act and last Ioncer
than natural teeth, shrunken faces made nor
nal painless filling DR. J. l. WILSON.
l-ps Z 81. nv. fe25-70t
OPEN $40 A. NJ TO $50 p. NJ
DhS, o W. < W. J. ELZET. DENTISTS.
s. w Cor. 10th and + SITS. n w
Specialists In Painless Extracting. GoIG
CFoWE and Bridge Work Filings. and Plates
tuat NJ. satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate
pL--es. fhone A. 40 fel3-U
no PAIN; NO HIGH PRICES: 80 OF
teeth 81 gold crowns So: bridgework s.: I'LL
lngs, gpc. PAINLESS MOTLEY, Washing
NV $500
FIRsT-CLASs WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
oL terth, 50 uD. gold crowns. s. u7; gold
hlllngs. s. up; silver filings. 50c work
guaranteed; no pain
DtL GEO L. EDNONDS. $40 z st. NV.
Ny ALVEOLA METHOD Is a success where
q pate falls. Il Is pleasing many: i viii
Piease you. SO Investigate II. NO PAIN.
~, ~ y = WALDO 1910 New York ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-02-25

PRINT -NG-5O0 business envelopes. 81. .O5.1olo
40. ~ cuisines cards. SI.O5, LOO S55
ItAs NORIA PUBLISHING HOUSE, 636 q
St NV. 80 -
THE FRENCH say that Nothing Is a foot
less stocking without Leg and that is
aoout the only thing yOu cannot buy or sell
through advertisinE
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Storage.

TO BUY. SELL. or store furniture. cons,,It
US. packing and storing a speciality THON1
st. Phone NJ 515 600 .. Il
WHY PAY M0RE2 We store for &c n Ioas
United STATES STORAGE co .sS sS'sa; -;
10th ST. NV. Phone Main 422g 5aS-eot =
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

- " ~ SSCIJGirls EtD-Girls for light factory work
"AOHGES q son. 121I PennsyIyania ave-
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PROMPT COTr.rcTToN

linine0late returns unlimited references Te1-
ePhone Tor our contract agent n sg54 w
CLARENCE DCEALL. 2II Colorado BuildInc
fe5-tf --'--A-
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For Rent-RoomS.

FOR BENT-FLATS and three room Uqrt
housekeeping apartments. furnished ana e.
furnished JOHNSON. DENT & co an IN
s.. NV. e5f -
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS or
EOAItD. see us: no charges. THE C-F.T
IRAIs REAL ESTATE CO. 1877 r NV. Room
2. Phone NJ 1855 900 49,
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT Sos
l-th ST. nW--Choice rooms for desirable ten
ants. with or without board; best chef in
town Try our Special Sunday Dinners &c
Get meal ticket toet -
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Rooms and Board.

NANIE 1.-TWO boarders: nicely furnished
room with good board: bath s. 5q ~ ,,-i
each. Il25 22d st. NV fe5f-St
ROOM AND BOARD for two young men s2
each family affair. 6S5 4th ST. ne fe5f-sf
Lth ST NV. go =.
The Washington times., 1907-02-25
Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out Of old carpets 1-71
postal s5i 5th NV. or phone 43a5
fel0-sa. Su mo-tf
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bOR sALE-Cheap. portable pool and BILL
il4Ea table complete; It. 6 INKS T. in
an az gl3 y 81. NV. after D. ID. fe25-st
The Washington times., 1907-02-25

ANACOGTIA.
BURY,S PHARMACY. corner Hfo,-o. -,
JEFFERSON sta. 4Oo anu
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Help Wanled-naIe.

W WANIED-A good. reliable man TO start sho,
shining parlor on shares: advertiser has room
ana hne location on Pennsylvania ave Ad
dress BOX 462 Times office feg5-9f
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15

came on the second morning OF the
defence, when District Attorney Je-
rome found himself confronted by the
shbewd, calm, Keen wltted advocate
from San Francisco, instead Of the
prominent attorney whom in a single
day he had succeeded In reducing TO
such a state Of hopeless confusion that
the friends of the accused were heart
sick with apprehension and even the
interest Of sensation seeking specta-
tors was beginning to flag But a
change had been made over night. Be-
fore an hour had passed, the light Of
hope had again dawned in the prison.
er's eyes as he watched the skill with
which the Country" lawyer handled
his case. Before the day was over,
the District Attorneys somewhat con-
temptuous references to his opponents
"inexperience in the practice Of the
New York bar" had given place to
respectful, II not anxious, conAdera-
tion Of the methods. Then tho sen
sational newspaper writer's and artists
sharpened their pencils afresh and the
deserting army Of curiosity seekers re-
turned, literally by thousands, to be-
siege with every sort of plea for ad-
mittance the court room In which two
perfectly matched masters of the le-
gal profession were battling for a hu-
man life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15
Senator Knox Addresses Senate
on Unseating Of SmoOt.
DISCUSSES LEGAL ASPECTS
Reed Smoot is Choice Of State and the
Senate Has Not Authority to Ex-
peIl Him Under the Con-
stitution.

Senator Knox today addressed tn,
Senate in opposition to the resolution
reported from the committee on priv
ileges an delections that Reed Smoot
is not entitled to seat in the Senate
of the United States from Utah" He
was accorded the closets attention
because Of his discussion of the legal
questions involved on the point OF ex-
pulsion. which would require two
thirds Of the Senate, or exclusion, re-
quiring only majority Of the votes
He contended that nothing less than
two thirds OF the entire membership
of the States could unseat the Utah
Senator.
Mr.. Knox asked: Should the SEN
ate expel Senator Smoot and why?"
and answered his own question saying:
He should not be expelled for be-
lieying in the Mormon religion. The
irrevocable ordinance expressly, and
WITH Mormons In view, guarantees re-
ligious liberation in the State of Utah.
He should not be expelled for being
member or officer of the Mormon
Church for the same reason. He
should not be expelled for the violation
of Utah's law, violated by certain NOR
mons continuing polygamous relations
with Senator Smoot's consent or ap-
proval. suposing he did consent or ap-
prove; for Utah, without being ig-
norant Of the facts, elected him, and
the Senate would not be justified in !
going out of it's way to enforce re- |
spect for the formerly expressed will
Of Utah embodied in its law against !
polygamous relations by defeating it's
latter expressed will shown in its ell !
Getting Smoot."
After arguing that there is no fed
eral laws against polygamy or poly
gamous co habitation applicable to
Utah, now that Utah is a state and
when she was admitted to the union
of states it was known that there would
and could be none, Mr.. Knox again
asked and answered his pointed ques-
ton. His answer was:
Because first, 1t Is claimed he is
wicked in this, that some of his friends
having cohabited with several wom-
en- before Utah became state, are
to do so until death and
that he approves Of them as officers
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15

II IL sorry day In the metropolis
when some form Of the question "what
to eat and how to get It. Is not being
agitated by the ovcrfed or the under
red. The latest phase Of the subject
to hold Gothamite attention Is Of really
serious interest, for 1t has to do with
the WholcsOmeness Of canned meat
products, about which there was 30
much fuss, and occasionally feathers.
during the agitation Of the Pure Food
Bill This question like other dues
tions nowadays, bids fair to be settled
once for all by means Of an exposition
to be called the National Packers Ex-
position, which will give the Missouri
club, which has n strong membership
In this city, a chance to "be shown"
just what methods of canning are sat
isfactory and what ones are kinder to
the animal In the tin than to the per-
son who eats 1t. The exposition will !
come to New York sometime In the |
Fall, after which, 1t Is announced, It
VIII make tour of several of the larg-
ger cities In the East and Middle West
IL Is an encouraging symptom of the
times that no one Is showing more IN
terest In the event that the manufac-
turers Of bona fide canned goods who
are welcoming the opportunity to DEM
by actual examples that the
sensational charges of uncleanliness
and impurity have been brought for
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15
MADE LASTING NAME
Work Of Dolphin DeImas in Thaw
Case Surprises New Workers.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
What 1t Costs to Clear New York's
Streets After Heavy Snowfall.
Packers Will Hold National
Exposition.
OTHER ITEMS or INTEREST

NEW YORK, Feb. .14-Whateve the
final outcome Of the Thaw trial may
be, Dolphin M. Delmas, Of counsel for
the defense, has made from 1t in a
single day a name and reputation that
will endure long in the annals Of cri-
minal Jurisprudence in New York.
From the beginning the case, pro-
bably the most sensational ever tried
at the New York bar, has been rich
in dramatic incident; but the climax
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15

ward from time to time do not apply
to their products In this way the ex-
position will work justice to the pack.
ers who are genuinely trying to give
the public n square deal and will give
the public n valuable lesson In what
to avoid.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15
What To Do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel
bilious is to take dose OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
VIII cleanse the stomach and regulate
the liver and bowels. Try II. Price,
26 cents. Samples free at Frank Harts
and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15

Foley's Honey and Tar cures Ia
grippe coughs and prevents pneumo-
MIA. Refuse any but the genuine In
the yellow package.
T. i. Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-15

Morning Astorian, 90 cents per montL.
delivered By carrier.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
KEEPS HIS VON,,
KILLS WHITE MAN
Convict SWearS He VIII
Murder First of Race
He Sees.

SYDNEY, Jan. News reached here
from the New Hebridez Of the remark
able manner in which the murdered
Anglican missionary. the Rev. G. c.
Golden. met his death.
Mr.. Golden was stationed at Aoba
Island. The murderer had served sev-
eral years imprisonment in irons in
Queensland on a charge OF attempted
murder. and resented his treatment so
much that he vowed ne would murder
the FIRST white man he met on return
ing 10 his own country.
The outrage took place al the extreme
northern end OF Aloha. where Mr.. God
den had Travelled 20 visit his assassin.
The murderer engaged In conversation
with tie missionary. but as Mr.. Golden
was leaving n hut he stealthily crept
up behind him, and. pointing a rifle
close 10 his body, discharged the
weapon. The bullet shattered the mis-
~sionary's thigh, n in a crippled c0ndi-
ton he made d frantic attempt 10 es-
cape.
Following his victim. the enrsged ma
tive made a desperate rush al Ar. Cod
den, finally killing him by mean OF a
t0mahawk.
a native attached 10 the mission ar
lived on the scene AT that I'M and
carried the body of the missionary 10
his oWn nut. He then gave infOrma-
dcrer.
The trial Will take place in Fiji before
the high commissioner for the western
Pacific.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

The writ Of error of the indicted bank
officials Of the insolvent Canton (Ohiol
State Bank. claiming the free banking
law OF Ohio. under which they were
indicted, is unconstitutional. was today
dismissed by the Supreme Court of the
United States. Justice Brewer an
nounced this decision. n officials
must now stand trial for tie alleged
Wrecktng of the bank.
The supreme COur OF the United
States decided the famous Colorado
election cases" declining 10 assume
jurisdiction In the matter. The decision
of the supreme court of Colorado there
fore stands, which was in favor OF the
Republicans. giving them the title TO
the city offices OF Denver in question.
The Supreme Court OF the United States
old that no Federal question was in
VOlVed.
The Supreme Court of the United
States today held in the case of Hatch
VS.. the New York officials that the
statute OF New York. requiring a 2-cent
stamp tax on each Sl00 involved in a
transfer Of stock is constitutional.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
AUTOMATIC CLOCK THAT
SPIES ON MACHINERY

Tn introduction of modern detail cost
accommodating methods. which have
done much 10 systematic and cheaper
manufacture. has led TO the development
of an ingenious apparatus which indi-
Gates at a distance when n machine
Is stopped and the output Of any ma
chine Tor a given period. Moreover. the
device makes an automatic record of
all these facts so that at the close Of
the a the manager, by scanning their
graphic records, can tell the exact
output OF any machine and the length
of time IL was In operation, thereby
enabling him To form an accurate iudg-
ment of the reliability Of different oper-
ators. The beauty OF this device is that
the knows his every move
ment is being reported i'm the managers
office, and he is helpless 10 misrepre-
sent conditions.
The recorder consists of a controlling
clock, which revolves "a series OF time
charts. one for each machine nde OBJ
s~eryatiou. The hours and divisions of
hours are printed vertically on the
chart. in addition To Whic "A series of
pencils are rigidly nXed The adjust
ment is such that the machine can be
made 20 indicate every single revolution
or any multiple desired, and each hori-
zontal stroke OF the pencil indicates
one OF these units, which is made oppo-
site the corresponding hour and minute.
When there are no strokes IL indicates
that the machine is stopped.
BY simple mechanical ngem
an air piston is operated. which in turn
establishes an electric connection. the
impulse or which Is transmitted 20 the
recording machln controlling its mech
anism- II is suggested that this device
could be- used 70 great advantage in
connection with me engines of steam
ships, as a graphic record is made of
speed ~ the exact moment when anv
order Is carried Northumberland.