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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
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~ the Normal -eb0oI eormUenee-
ulenf exercises lzst n5ght ~ Bafta-
more. GOsernoT VARIED gave g11 the
diplomas Wits bis preGliest smffe
and warDest bz1dsb1ke- In ths
conrse ~ q happy little aslESess O.
the 2rsdu4res the Governor zxain
made u clear and 3 ain that se weul1
not 1e = candidate Tor rs-efsetfa1
next fall Ife told tf1e yousx Izaies
that Il Was the iaat ffrsa - ma-sz
give cot diplomas ~ t1e zrzEaates -
the school - Governor - tfary l1r1-
'Ny term vii seen - ~ an enE z
tise o0gernDr declared e.zn1 SEAT year
there ~fli ~ anoEber fsoaerner Is
give OIL. fbe dfpIonas- I sail lask
upon this class a. NJ owr- ard sail
follow the cDurse tb<01zz lfgs ~ saen
d yog yOunx izdles-fr = rsesc1ia- -
honor ~ fs0yernpr sBarEeld. sae uern-
beSs - the Eta3s Earl - f-Ereaesan
ard n1sbFr - invited gnseetx e.r-
loved The exss>fses- TIE arnnaf -
gniOn ard Dz191et - tns a1awnf
Association - the sehDns wfgf - sse1x
tonight wise1 fsSyerEor Warrelt z-2
fse nsewSers - tAs@ ~Eare Ee4r4 ~
bdnesfio1 wffI - 80 xses.s = hsn1~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

". Wn. Ifesry = Chaftanoees, Tens.
I'D rheuuafiaa in his Ieir arm @Iae
fgescfa seen1ed - hare zre err - fAe
nii.ese. - Stat i Wis ase.ess FIR work. -
says ~ APPLIED Ghan3fer.alu's Pain Ez..a
ard wrapped TIE arm i1 EauDeI 40 ni11.
and - my relief f0ezd liaE tEe pain eE-ss--
uaily iest ~ ard tiss strength Teflsrr-ed- r.
three weeks ffle rheunafis11 had dzszppe care.
and bias MT sFnce retlrneE' 81 tr01biess
With ThegFrztis1 try = few spI .leations cl
Pain Bain- Jou are certain - r. Flezse1
With the seIief ufsch 4 asieris- For szls =
Eejdneyer Broes Drng Sfo1e-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

Minneapolis, uinn., June I4.--T5is
was another busy day for The dele
gates attending the National Confer
eBce Of Charities and Correction. 4
wide variety Of topics were considered
in the papers and discussions at the
general sessions and the meetings Of
the several sections. Among the sub
iects that received attention were
schools for juvenile delinqucnts, pro-
baton, organized charities In small
cities and state boards and the yag
rancy problem. One Of the most in
terestiDg and instructive Of the side
conferences was that held by the sec
ton on promotion Of health in home.
school and factory. The feature was
a symposium discussion the subject
Of promotion ia health IN the home,
led BY Sherman g. Kingsley, sBpeTiB-
tendent Of the Relief and Aid Society
Of Chicago. Under the general head
the meeting discussed unclean milk
and needless waste Of baby life, tie
visiting nurse as sanitarian and teach.
er, incompetence and slatternIy lives,
home york for hospital patients and
mothers meetings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
Marine Corps Orders.

Among tbe Marine corps orders IL
susd bv the Navy Department ~
WasnfmxtDn are fhs following.
-econd Lieutenant Maurice =.
-bearer Is transferred from tl8e ma
rine barracks ~ Mare IslzBd. Cal, ~
the marine Barracks. naval Academy.
Seennd Lieutenant benjamin. y.
s,ossettfs un~xDire1 portion ~ siek
leave - revoked ard ~ a. ordered -
temporary aBty - tire marine bar
RACKS. Washington
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

Montreal, que, June H. The faoa-
dian rife team. Which bas eugaEe1
pAssaze - sall Tor England toia1s has
strong hopes ~ capturing fife bgnOfs
- tlge coming meeting - ille Rational
EiDe Association ~ DisleY. The com
petitions afe ~ beg1u 1Bit ?, AMI VII
continue about two weeks, TIE Ga
DaafaUs Nil compete for hoD0fs will
tlls crack teams representing EDgi and
Australia, India and rzanAda,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
WANTED.

A Gentleman with some
experience in the Grocery,
Provision and Meat Bust
ness. Steady employment,
with good salary 10 right
party. Apply 70
WEISS g. PETTIBONE,s
ar. Nd. Ave and State Circle
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

NxNNruLf-. Nfn.. June 18th. 100.
THn ANNUAL SATfOS for the
school TEACHERS OF Anne Arundel County.
aud applicants for Teachers & ertffiratns Wiit
se held lm tne 81 BLIt - HW0L BilLD-
Nti. ia Annapolis on Mon DAY and TT -
DAY. July list and 2nd, beginning ~ ~
- NJ. An applicants Tor certiHcates nust
report promptly az 10 a. ~. OF Monday
Al teaehcFs whose certificates have expired
~ limitation VIA be required to take this
ez animation.
~ order 81 the Board - County school
Eofu rs lssl0ners.
r. n. WALLIS.
L. nnnnlv -arerlnlenaent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
Two Tfoops Of csssIry.

Two tfODg,g ~ ezxaITy arrived here
this week from FOTt Niger, "a for
target ps2etiee - POrt Madison TheFe
rere 10 men and - many horses ard
. pack train - mules The esgalFg~
men we're Al ID beeyy marching Or
der.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
GENERAL telegraph MEMS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Busy Day Al Charities Conference
Booming the Lone Star State.
RICHMOND DAY AT THE EXPO
SITIOH

~. Paul, MINI. june H. ~ecFetary
~ War TAFT paid . gisit ~ inspection
10 Port snelling this morning AMI later
arrived 30 -. Paul - spend the day
~ the guest ~ the commercial Club
~ this city. iIs bas arranged - leave
this evening for he Daketas,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

SPECIAL Clezranes <zIe-z0 Ter
cent Discount On al Hats aud FLOW.
err ~ 4rs. J. n. SfEeDzs'e. - Main
-. next - Kl1ouf's, II
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

~ hen y04 are Fsot. f5rers and fzlr.-
- drop - kInkasts - cream r4ra.sr
and Eest gC1FseIf she Fez ssrzenea
go1r f1irst TiEis one n r. rsfre-f. -
lloeI bate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

Fort Worth, Tex, June I9.-~If the
entire world does not soon become
better acqnai1ted with The wonderful
resources Of the Lone Star State IL will
not be. for lack ~ effort on the part u
the Texas Five Million Club, which
began a two days meeting in this city
today. The club was organized AZ a
preliminary meeting held At San An
tODia some time ago with the distinct
purpose 81 advertising tie resources
Of Texas and the advantages the state
offers 10 settlers and 70 those desiring
% engage in Industrial enterprises.
The present meeting " well attended
by the officers, directors and board 81
governors 81 fbe organization and by
etber representatives Of the agricUi-
turaI, commercial and manufacturing
Interests Of the state. one u the plans
under consideration by the club - the
holding 81 u big exposition in 1911 in
celebration Of the states diamond
jubilee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

N00oik. Va. June f1.-,A dlsiip.
gDisbed delegatlOn from iIIe state esp
ital, aided ~ scores ~ enthusiastic
visitors fTDU other cities ~ she old
Dominion, united - make Richmond
day - tho Exposition one ~ file most
conspicuous successes ~ tDe fair
30 - the present time, The vfeffofs
were welcomed ~ PresaieDg 4Deseg
~ whose address Mayor Mccarthy, -
Richmond, responded. After li5e for
nal exercises Nefs concluded the gis~
iiOfs proceeded without delay ~ take
in tho sights ~ the Exposition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

~. Louis. No., June l9.--TOm0rfOw
IL the date Gxed for tie new mag
lmnu freight rate Law and flIe z.eeDt
passenger fare act enacted BY The last
session ~ the Missouri legislature ~
become effective. The railroads are
expected ~ contest The validity ~
the new Law, bot Attorney General
iiadley - ~ the opinion HAT the
courts viii sustain the power 'of the
stats board ~ enforce the new rates.
repeals IN It's entirety tho SIMILAR aef
~ 1900, against the enforcement 81
which an injunction WAS recently Is
sued by the federal court ~ Kansas
city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

- purchases - wines aud ii4u0rs r.
uuAilfv The few prefer quantity
lile mtnF hixh grade geoels To the
later we ester sl gHe loke~f price po-si-
Als CD allow us q living profit NJ you
,lueeiian ini= statement you are vel
ans new
a1y
EDWARD WEISS,
LIQUOR DEALER.
Ger. ~ esd s. Calvert sts.. Annapolis
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14
OR RENT.


G.lfM SAL E-f1 HDR-Ep0W ER ENGINE
aud Boiler On good condition. Tan be
sceu any time in operation AZ BASIL
BROS. lilw
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FOR RENT

SNAIL UNFUKNlsEn DWELLING
bsauuuiiy situated on south River. ltcai
simmer famr. OCCASIONAL use % horse
iaeiuaed For particulars apply 90
nEgtf n. &. RANDALL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

I.OK sALE-A MULE AND HORSE. Very
cheap e takeu az once Also very nice
DRIVING Mare and kunahouE Apply to
Harry r. teidmeycr- mif q
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

E-OR sNIK~A LARGE MILLER CON
Hf>ATtoN WALT SAFE Good a. new
"a ni be sold for iess than bali rs original
cost Apply as Capital Office M q
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-14

CUR ~kEE-UOUSE AND Tor on sEN-
EftN Avenue. EasrpOrt. store adiOin-
In4 House. Lot saNfs1 e. House rooms
large Attic Brick Cellar Large sum
= 4tenNu. 0ut BONUSES. gU04 fruff. also l00
second hand cloth bound H0oks cheap APP
ply O. NOVELTY STORE. Easfport- 30 w
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
NEW OBJECTION RAISED.
Special Counsel MerrimOn Notes
Point in Rate Law.

Asheville, July 21.-Judge James H.
Merrimon, as special counsel for the State
appointed by Gov. Glenn, in the habeas
corpus proceedings brought to release J.
II. Wood, district passenger agent of the
Southern Railway, and c. Wilson. ticket
agent, from a thirty-day sentence on the
chain gang for violating the new pas
senger rate law. has raised a new objec-
ton to the position taken by the rail-
roads that the fourth section Of the law.
providing punishment for its violation. Is
unconstitutional. Gov. Glenn and coun-
sci for the State contend that even if
this fourth section should be declared
invalid and totally set aside. the de-
PENDANTS cannot be discharged because
they would be punishable under the
common law
The governor contends that the rate
law OF the State IS on its face valid. and
all courts must so treat it until it Is
adjudged void by a court of competent
jurisdiction, and that no court will hold
statute void on the ground that II
Is unconstitutional unless its unconstitu-
tionality is made TO appear beyond n
reasonable doubt, They contend that a
Federal court has no Jurisdiction to dis
charge the petitioners from that custody
unless the law under which they were
convicted and sentenced is unconstitu-
uonal.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
HITS CONGRESSMAN
Angry Telegrapher Knocks
Ont McDermOtt.
CLASH AT 4 UNION MEETING
Chairman of Executive Committee
at Chicago and Federal Lawmaker
Have Set-tO on Stage-OperatOFs
Postpone Action on Grievances
Until President SmaIPs Return.

Chicago. July H.-The meeting Of the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union to-day
ratified the action Of the national execu-
tive board In their settlement Of the San
Francisco strike. It was stated by a
member Of the union after the meeting
that there was no local grievance against
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
and that the grievance against the Postal
company would not be taken up until
President Small returned TO Chicago.
There were less than 300 members pres
ent. few radicals showed fight, but
they were promptly voted down on every
proposition submitted by them. :
During the meeting Representative Nc
Dermott occupied 4 seat on the platform
z. N. Moore. as chairman Of the local
executive committee, also had a seat of
honor next the presiding officer.
McDermott is a member Of the union,
and loud call was made for the Con-
gresham TO address the meeting. When
he stepped forward on the platform to
deliver his address, Moore promptly OBJ
jected. because the Congressman was not
in good standing with the union, having
forgotten to pay his dues.
This point was sustained by the chair
man. Flushed with rage, McDermott took
his seat, and as he did so he made a
reference 70 the character of Moore that
caused that worthy member to jump at
the Representative and land an upper
cut square IN the face Of McDermott.
knocking him down and out
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
BRYAN'S FRIENDS IGNORED
Roger Sullivan Democrats Monop-
olize Time of the Nebraskan.
Shrewd Game Works Successfully
and Party Leader Is Guest in
Enemy's Camp.

Danville, H., July A-Banqueted apd
entertained by members of the Roger
Sullivan clique Of the Democratic party.
while the old Bryan wheelhorses were
forced TO take back seats and gaze upon
the Nebraskan from obscure corners Of
the room, was the situation which Will
lam J. Bryan. avowed enemy Of Roger
Sullivan, faced here to-day.
Under the guise of being Bryan Demo-
Gratis. the Sullivan crowd took the
speaker about the city entertained him
royalty. and it was not until late In the
day that he learned OF the true state OF
affairs.
Announcement was made some days ago
that Bryan would be here to address the
Chautauqua assemblage, and At once W.
H. and James Dwyer. who are two lead
ers in the Sullivan faction. prepared to
entertain the visitor and reserve places Of
honor for their friends. Mr. Bryan had
written regarding his appearance here.
and he answered that he would gladly ac-
NNPN AAaS a. NANeAAANAlt huA - oulL 10 nave
intimated that he would have nothing to
do with the affair If sullivan Democrats
are concerned in the gathering. He was
assured that everything would be salts
factory. The Nebraskan arrived in this
city early to-day and was met and es-
corted to the hotel by the Sullivan crowd.
One table was reserved, and at this sat
the guest of honor and Sullivan followers.
while in a dark corner OF the hotel sat
William Cundif, a personal friend of
Bryan and several other Bryan standbys.
In the circle with them were seated sew
eral Republicans.
During the course of the banquet some
one suggested that Mr.. Bryan speak. bur
he declined to take the floor He ex-
planned that he had decided to say moth
ing other than what he said In his regular
speech at the Chautauqua grounds. After
the banquet, which lasted more than two
hours, ". II. Dwyer, who planaed the
scheme to foil the Bryan men. escorted
the speaker to the assembly and intro
duced him to the crowd.
Mr.. Bryan spoke on The Old World
Ways"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
SEES ELEPHANTS HEAD; DIES.
Woman Gets Fright When Flash of
Lightning Reveals Animal.


Bethel. Me, July H.-Mrs. Fanny Nor
cier died early this morning from an at
tack Of heart disease brought on by sud
den fright when the huge head Of an ele-
phant loomed up during a fash OF light
ming under a covered bridge here last
night. A circus was in town, and Just
before the show ended a thunderstorm
ripped some Of the canvas and knocked a
few Of the tent poles down.
A great many Of the spectators sought
refuge from the downpour under the cov-
cred bridge. and among them was Mrs.
Mercier, who was in an automobile With
some friends.
The circus man started the elephants
and camels for the train. The biggest
elephant Of the lot found the automobile
in front OF him, and, putting his head
against It, pushed It to one side.
Just then a fash of lightning dispeued
the gloom, and when Mrs. Mercier saw
the head Of the elephant she gave a
scream and tainted. Two physicians at
tended her during the night, but she did
not recover consciousness.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
CAVALRY ON LONG MARCH.
First Squadron VIII Go from Fort
Riley to Fort Sheridan.

Fort Riley, Kans., July a.-The first
squadron OF the Thirteenth Cavalry will
start on Thursday on a march from Fort
Riley to Fort Sheridan, via Fort Leaven-
worth
Capt Fitzhugh Lee and Lieut.. Philip
II. Sheridan. President Roosevelts social
aids, will accompany the squadron. Capt.
Lee said to-day that Kermit Roosevelt
would join the troops at Fort Leaven-
worth and would march with them to
Fort Sheridan.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
Porto Rico's Ideas Presented by Porto Rican

If the proposed French tariff law becomes effective will be
the ruin of Porto Rico.
Porto Ricans consider citizenship in the United States the
greatest good that could befal them
We desire either citizenship or self-government
Many of my coutrymen have told the President what he
likes be told will tell him the truth about Porto Rico
We at the mercy Of the who to us Fou-
naey they have been splendid examples of Americans but
shudder to think what might happen us.
No laws be Transcribed from one country to another with
satisfaction to both.
We neither Porto Ricans Americans but strange
mixture.
President Roosevelt of the greatest men in history
Seu0y Jose de Diego Speaker of the House of Delegates
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
State Wins Every Point.
VIRGINIA ON ANXIOUS BENCH.
Rate Case TO BE Brought to Speedy
Determination

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. July 21-Exactly what
will take place tomorrow morning be-
tween the governor, the attorney general,
and the members of the State Corporation
Commission relative TO the proposed le-
gal test Of the 2-cent passenger rate
injunction granted by Judge Jeter c.
Pritchard, Of the United States Circuit
Court, in favor Of the railway companies.
cannot be ascertained tonight. Neither
Gov. Swanson nor any member of the
commission viii disclose whatever plans
may be on foot
1t IS generally believed, however. that
means will be employed to bring the
case to a speedy termination, and decide
once for all the scope and powers of the
Virginia commission. Some apprehension
is felt as TO the stand to be taken by
the State
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
SEEK JOHN D. AGAIN
Must Go to Tennessee to TeS-
tify in Oil Case.
MAY TRY TO DODGE SERVICE
Judge Mccall Disregards Arguments
of Standards Attorneys that Hear
ing of Alleged ORenses Take Place
in Home state of Company-PenaI-
ties May Reach Thirty Million.

Memphis. Tenn. July 21.-Despite all ef-
forts Of John D. Rockefeller's lawyers and
their brilliant arguments as to the Ten
nessee Federal Courts Jurisdiction, Judge
John E. Mccall has decided every point
against the head, heart. and brains OF the
octopus. and insists that the Standard Oil
officials must come to Tennessee and an
swer here for offenses committed within
the boundaries of this State, regardless
Of the legal statues or headquarters Of
the company.
The Standard Oil attorneys have in
sisted on their clients rights TO be tried
for all offenses in Indiana. the home Of
fee Of the Tennessee distributors OF oil
and other products Of the concern, no
matter in what State said offenses were
committed.
For a week Judge Mccall has had the
arguments under consideration, along
with those Of the attorney for the West
ern district Of Tennessee, and his de
cision, which viii be printed tomorrow.
will turn the Standard Oil people down
on all their contentious.
Must Go 10 Tennessee.
The next thing in order IS 10 get serv-
ice on the officers of the company.
especially Mr.. Rockefeller. and bring
them TO Memphis or TO Jackson. Tenn.
for trial This all the court officers firmly
believe can be accomplished. Moreover, 50
they declare. they will make the money
king talk if they get him in the witness
chair
1t is important TO note that had Judge
Mccall sustained the contention of the
octopus attorneys. the Indiana company
could have made Illegal combinations with
railroads in every State except Indiana
and yet be immune from punishment.
state Wins Every Point.
Chester G. Bond, the leader OF the
Standard Oils legal force in Indiana,
fought hard for his clients, realizing the
enormous interests at stake, but District
Attorney George Randolph. Of Memphis,
won every point.
The indictment against the company
contains 1,524 specific counts, and its pages
weigh eighteen pounds. Should the gov
ernment win out in all. and assess the
maximum penalty in each. Mr. RockefeI-
Ter must part with something over $50
O00O)O.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
BLOOD TRANSMISSION IN VAIN.
Wife Of Physician, Brother, and Two
others Try 40 Save Life.

Chicago. July 2l.-Mrs. Carl D. Stone.
200 Prairie avenue. in a vain effort to
save the life OF her husband, a we'll
known physician, submitted to an opera
ton by which her own blood was pumped
into the veins Of the dying man.
DR.. Stone died at the Michael Reese
Hospital without knowing that his wife
had made this sacrifice.
Blood was tTansfused from the arteries
OF his wife. r. Z. Stone, a brother, and
two others. after it was seen that otner
remedies were helpless.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
LOCAL.

1-Rate War May Be Political Issue
1-Protection OF Ruin. Cries Porto Rico
2-Collins Loaned to Bethesda.
2-H. Ralph Burton Defends Hau.
2-Typos Defend SdIlings.
Filipino Tries Suicide.
2-Midshipman Cruise Buried.
Season at Height
MeneIik Awake.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
UNITE TO PROTECT INTERESTS.
japanese Residents of Fresno Form
Organization to Demand Rigbt..

Fresno, Cal, July I.-Several leading
japanese residents Of Fresno have or
ganized a corporation for the purpose Of
looking out for treaty rights Of japanese
Of this part Of the State and taking any
political action they think necessary.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed with
the county clerk. and the work OF organi-
zation has progressed so far as procur-
ing headquarters. The society will be
affiliated with similar bodies in other
parts Of the State.
Fresno Is one Of the largest centers of
japanese population in California. having
more than 1900 here. There are more
than 5000 in the height of the fruit sea
son.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day; to-
morrow, partly cloudy and some
what warmer; light northeast to
southeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
Lo,r Rates fo Roston

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. account Old
Home Week. Exceptional opportunity to
visit New England. Tickets sold from all
stations July Is to 2, inclusive, good re-
turning July % to August q. For specific
rates. trains. stop-over privileges. and full
information apply 70 nearest Ticket Agent.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
KILLS HIS YOUNG WIFE.
kentuckian Also wounds Ssster-fn-
law and Admfrer of Wife.

law and Admfrer of Wife.
Lexington, Ky. July 2L-At Harrods-
burg to-day Lafe Phillips shot and killed
his wife Sallie, mortally wounded his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Powell Watkins. and
slightly wounded Thomas SALES. on whose
lap Phillips found his wife upon entering
the Watkins home.
Phillips wife, who is but nineteen years
old, left him yesterday, going to the home
of her sister. Phillips, after the deed.
surrendered to the authorities and is In
Jail
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
The safety of Your siIrer,rare

Can be insured by availing yourself of the
exceptional storage facilities afforded bv
the silver vaults Of Union Trust Co. l4l4
u 81. Eates are very reasOnahln
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
PROTECTION OR RUIN,
CRIES PORTO RICO
Representative Here to Ask
Aid by Tariff.
ISLAND NOT SATISFIED
Citizenship or Self-government
Wanted by the People.
ISLAND NOT SATISFIED

Senior Jose de Diego, Speaker of the
House, Arrives in Washington 10
Confer with Cabinet Members.
Declares Frances Proposed Tariff
on Coffee Means Financial and
Commercial Disaster to Island.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22

Baltimore and Ohio to Atlantic seaboard
resorts. Every Friday and Saturday, re-
turning until following Tuesday, inclu-
sive. Consult agents for particulars
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
$1.oO HarPers Ferry, CharIeStOwn, Sum-
NIT Point, Vaudeville, and Win
chester and Return

Leave Baltimore & Ohio station, Wash
ington, 9:O5 a. n, Sunday, July Is. Plenty
Of room for every one, and a magnificent
opportunity to spend delightful day in
the country at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-22
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Camp Ordway Visitor Drowned
New Texan Laws Disturb Capital.
1-Oblo State Committee for Taft.
John d. Again Wanted
1-Congressman McDermott Assaulted.
3-Husband Hurls Himself from Window
S-JaDan Plans Drastic Changes in Korea.
6-Gliddenites Reach Baltimore To-day.
News of Maryland and Virginia.