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The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
SOUR STOMACH.

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The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
Oh ronic Constipation Cui ed.

One who suffers from chronic cOnsti-
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Dino Laxative Syrup does not nauseate
or grippe aud is very pleasant to take. Re-
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Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.


n 8. Il. Connaway and w. J. Davies are
In Wichita this week.
Alfalfa sseifor sale at $500 per bu-
shel. W. .. LIGHTER. 81 I.
\ Mrs. h. I Burr Of Coldwater is 4 Wis.
itor 10 the city this week. M 4 MI ist
Robert Wrlghts has returned from
Plains, Kas., y bic home hero.
iTstR. ~ n0a seturnsd pMpnday. evening
from aweek's visit In Kansas City. I
DR.. Otis Thompson hs, been on the
sIsk ~ tfor several dsys .hla, week.
SR. Han retSfnsdilast Friday even
ihg rom sIhoft VISIT to Kansas City.
/, Ak to see the new Rob Roy belts for
ladies, d Millinery 4 Variety Store. 2t
a. 3. IIetzer " Lakin va IL the 'city
wednesday onlbdslness ~ the land ofice.
Mics Ola HolIopstsr returned Tuesday
from q weeks visit with her parents IN
Ford. "'N
" The famous French Bon-Ton corset,
non unstable, at Jennie E. Williams', for
'SS. 90. 5Vb
A. H. Lighter has purchased the old
George Winans property, situated near
the standpipe. s N,
Elght.room house with good barn for
sale on First avenue. Inquire OF A,
Hanna. Terms cab. Gs 2t
There were about thirty out. Of. town
people H. the city Wednesday on contest
business at the land Office ...,
Arthur Skillington had q fall last Tues
day evening at his home. and It Is feared
bis elbow Is fractured as result
Mrs. Mills, Miss CLARA Smith and Mrs.
H. @. BarDesof Bucklin are In the city
this week for osteopathio treatment.
DR.. Mccall was in Cimarron, Tuesday,
inspecting some dairy cattle going to
Fred Harvey In Peach Springs, Ariz.
owen T. Wright formerly OF this
place, now Of tie Soldiei 5 dome, is auie
10 be out again after very serious ILL
ness.
Mr. Weekly and family from Colorado
arrived In this city last Tuesday and have
moved into the rooms over Judge Mil
toms office. Mr.. Weekly Is = carpenter
and contractor.
The I II F. Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Hood on Wednesday evening There
were no guests present ut Ihls meeting
The time was spent In embroidery and
fancy work, aud dainty lunch was
served. The next meeting will be with
Miss Stella StOfer.
The tumble party given by the mem.
bers OF the Bible Glass on Wednesday
afternoon AT The home of Mrs. B. F. Mil.
ton, wasa great success. There were
about one hundred ladies present and a
delightful social afternoon was spent.
Dainty sewing and embroidery work was
brought by most Of the guests Refresh.
ments we're served late In the afternoon.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
This May Interest You.

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Cure will stop the irregularities and cure
any case of kidney and bladder trouble
that lie not beyond the reach of medicine.
The Pie & Bond Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

Foey's Honey and Tar cures the most
obstinate coughs and expels the cold
from The ~, NJ II is mildly lax tive.
1t il guaranteed. The genalne Is in the
willow package. The Pine & Bond Drug
90.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
hay for Sale.

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Home Route, 5t.
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For0ssls.

At Fitzgerald rshch.' thfse miles north.
Welt Of Ford: apls head tyr' old mules,
1lSyr. bid Bay gsldISe, iIsyf. cld6ay
maze. wits WIS. DAnnAn, foreman,
Ford, Kansas. ss.aae Y'eNSso tf!
81 iT WI. FirzdERAtD. Owner.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
OKLAHOMA TALK AGAIN.
President Says He'll Sign Statehood
Bill, but Doesn't Like 1t.

President Roosevelt has had something
70 say 10 certain gentlemen from Okla
homa regarding the constitution they
have built for the State-to-be. Senator
elect Owen was one Of the gentlemen
from Oklahoma
IN probably approve that very re-
markable document" the President is re-
ported TO have told the Senator. Not
because I like It, but because the people
of Oklahoma seem to want it, II they
want that sort of constitution, that's the
sort of constitution they want. I sup
pose, and far be it from me to deny
them. They will be the ones TO enjoy
the queer provisions of the queer instru-
ment
Il am only surprised that the trainers
did not specify what sort Of tooth powder
the people OF the State should use. There
are a great number of provisions in that
document which have no earthly excuse
for being in a constitution. Most of them
should be left for enactment by the leg
islature, after the State gets to going"
W. A. Colored. of TakOma Park, seCre-
taTy of the Religious Liberty Bureau. has
written President Roosevelt a personal
letter. in which he asks that the express
sion perfect liberation of religious senti-
ment." in section of article 1 of the
proposed Oklahoma constitution. tie al
tered to read perfect religious ubei ty."
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
AMBASSADORSHIP DECLINED
Robert Bacon Refuses Berlin Post to
Remain in Washington.
Assistant Secretary Receives Offer
After Receipt of Ambassador
Towers Resignation.

The resignation OF Charlemagne Tower,
OF Pennsylvania, as American Ambassa-
dor to Germany, has been. received by
President Roosevelt. and will be accepted.
Announcement was made in Berlin re-
Gently that Mr.. Tower would retire from
the diplomatic service.
The President at once rendered the am
bassadorship to Robert Bacon. Of New
York. the Assistant Secretary Of State.
and in doing SO indicated. in effect that
he was so much pleased with Mr.. Bacon s
administration of his present Office that
ne should greatly regret TO have him
leave Washington. but he felt that q
selfish consideration Of that character
on the part Of the President should not
be permitted 10 stand in the way Of Of
fering to Mr. Bacon an opportunity
which would be in the nature Of an ap-
probation Of his work. and at the same
time give him a chance for diplomatic
achievement abroad
Mr.. Bacon declined the offer on the
ground. it is understood that he pre-
ferred personally 10 remain in the State
Department Whether any other man has
been offered the Enthusiastically has not
been disclosed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
BAR SMOKERS AT AUTO SHOW.
Fire Marshal EnfOrceS Rule to Dis
gust Of Exhibitors.

New York, Oct. 25.-There was consid-
cradle excitement at the Automobile Club
Of Americas eighth annual show to-day
over the enforcement of the ''no-smoking'
rule. The managers Of the show had is
sued an order that men who refused to
stop smoking were 10 be put out of the
building, and there was a report that
Z. Z. Schwarzkopf, president Of the Flat
Tire Club. and J. A. Braden. a Diamond
Tire man. from Akron, Ohio. had left the
building rather than reInquish their
freshly lighted perfectos
Fire Commissioner Lantry was a visitor
on two occasions, and he found so much
disregard Of his orders regarding smoking
that he threatened 20 close the show un-
less conditions were improved at once.
Tonight was Merchants NIGHT" at
the show, for which invitations had been
sent out to a great many Of the heads OF
big mercantile concerns in the vicinity OF
New York. The plan Of the automobile
clubs exhibition committee of bringing
the merchants and exhibitors Of com
mercial vehicles together early IN the
progress Of the show proved a most ex-
cellent one, as many of the merchants
who looked over the business cars tonight
made arrangements 10 have demonstra-
tions Of these machines made for them
before the end of the show next Thursday
evening
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
FIND FALSE REGISTRY
Grand Jurors Indict Coroner
in New York City.
ELECTION BRIBERY CHARGED
jerome Discovers that Minutes Of
Jury investigation Are Sent to In
dependence League-FurtheT De-
veIopments In Case Expeeted-BaI
was Fixed at $500.

New York. Oct 25-CoToner Peter P.
AcritelH was indicted to-day on two
charges Of false registration from his
home, in Lafayette street. At the same
time 1t was brought out that the minutes
I for the grand jury investigation against
/ AcritcII. which went 10 the attorney gen
erals. were paid for 10y check from the
Independence League, presumably from
the campaign committee District Attor-
ney Jerome viii try to find out if the
grand jury minutes OF the election case
have been going TO the Independence
League leaders.
The investigation Of the case against
Coroner AcriteH has been going on for
several days
him with having procured and induced
others TO register falsely from his home.
Coroner Is Arraigned.
The other Indictment for a INSIDE
meanor, says that he gave false informa-
ton about persons who had register ed
AA'AAi ilA' ilNtltf- N't'il'L AZ iANts4 WdS a.
witness before the grand jury, but his
explanation did not satisfy the jurors.
He was arraigned this afternoon before
Judge Grain Of General Sessions. Abe
Levy appeared for him and asked that
pleading be put over until next week
Judge Grain fixed bail at $500 on the
felony Indictment and $1,000 on the mis-
demeanor. Johnny White. lieutenant
Of Big Tim Sullivan, gave bail for him.
After Coroner AcritelH had been re-
leased il came out that ali the minutes
in the grand jury proceedings had been
sent to the Independence League head
quarters, at Fifty-ninth street and Co
lumbia circle.
Deputy Attorney General Reas. who
had charge of the grand jury proceedings,
told George Kemp. the grand jury stem
ographer, TO send the minutes to him at
the Hearst headquarters. The attorney
general is entitled to the grand jury min
utes in an election case. but no outsider
is supposed to see them. Attorney Cen
eral Jackson was elected on the Hearst
ticket
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
OUT FOR THE PRESIDENCY
La Toilette Thinks He Could Pro-
mote Roosevelt Policies.
Declares lie Is Sure of wisconsin
ing Campaign.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Oct G5-Senator
Robert NJ. La Toilette. of Wisconsin. ar
rived in Kalamazoo to-day on a scout for
Michigan delegates TO the next Repub-
hcan national convention.
IF President Roosevelt insists upon not
accepting another term to carry out his
policies. I am the man to do it" said the
Senator.
When pressed as to his opinion Of
whether. the President would consent to
run next year, Mr. La Toilette was
svasive. but intimated that he had little
fear OF the only opposition he considered
possible.
He stated that he was already assured
Of d solid Wisconsin delegation, and was
extending his campaign into neighboring
States as eneTgetically as possible. That
was his errand in Michigan, he said.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
WANT BOTH CONVENTIONS.
st. Louis Business Men start Out to
Get the Whole show.

St Louis, No. Oct 25-The St. Louis
Business Mems Club at a meeting this
afternoon went on record unanimously
as being in favor of continuing the
fight for one or both Of the national
conventions along the lines laid out
three months ago. and not to back
out in favor OF Kansas City or any
other place 1t was decided to stand
pat on the communications recently
sent 10 the national committees asking
for the conventions.
Despite the fact that work on the
coliseum has noC yet commenced and
there is no other place 10 house a ma
tional convention, the members believe
that the structure can be built In time
for the gathering Next week the
building committee Will report and
definite statements can be sent to the
national committees.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
COUNT CALLED HIM NAMES.
Miss VanderbiIfs Fiance DeBOunces
photographer as Beast

Newport, Z. l., Oct 25.-"You are a
beast" exclaimed Count szechinyf. nauee
Of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to a camera
hend this afternoon at the landing Of the
Newport and Wexford steamer here
Miss Vanderbilt. her mother. Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi
left on the noon boat for New York 70
pay a visit to the Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough who had found it impossible to
come TO Newport
At the wharf a camera man made a
snapshot Of the party, and he advanced
toward the count 10 make another
Count Szechenyi saw him and this caused
him TO call the man beast Being called
a beast did not seem TO bother the camera
man in the least for he laughingly replied
70 the noblemau. Count Szechenyis next
move was TO appea; TO a policeman on
duty al the wharf, but this did not re-
suit IN anything.
The Vanderbilt party then hurried
aboard the boat.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Big SHIP LOSES HER RUDDER
Wireless from Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse Tells of Accident.
Proceeding Across Atlantic, Steer
ing with Her Screws, with All
Well on Board.

New York, Oct 25.-The Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, which sailed last Tuesday for
Bremen, is on her way across The ocean
with her rudder broken. \ wireless was
received to-day by way of Cape Race by
Oelrichs & Co. from Capt. Polack, com
mander Of the steamer. It said:
''On Friday morning at 2:25 o'clock. Oc-
tober p. the rudder Of the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse was broken in latitude
46 north and longitude 46.4 west. We are
now steering with our screws. All on
board well"
Gustav H. Schwab. general manager of
the North German Lloyd Company. said.
The accident Is not at all serious
one, and the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
viii make port without any trouble. It
is not an uncommon accident, and should
occasion no alarm. The Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse will be but little delayed Il
is possible that she may not be able to
make the return trip as scheduled, It
will depend on there being a spare rud-
der for the ship at Bremen"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
EDUCATE NATIONS WARDS.
MohOnk Conference Shy at Philip
pine Retention.

Lake Mohonk, Oct 25-The Mohonk
adjourned tonight after adopt
ing a platform which contained a com
posite picture of all that had been said
and done in the three days session. The
general policy toward the Indians adopted
by the government was approved. and the
hope was expressed that the Indian Bu-
reaU may be discontinued as early as
to enlarge their efforts to educate and
evangelize the Indians and all the other
wards of the nation.
The platform urged that provisions be
made by which educated and duly quail
fed Porto Ricans may become citizens of
the United States. Radical reductions OF
the duties now collected on Philippine
products was demanded, and Congress
was requested to enact laws to protect
the inhabitants Of the insular posses
sions against the evils of the opium
habit and traffic.
The conference fought shy of a declara-
ton for or against the retention of the
Philippines. satisfying itself with this ut
terance: so fast as the Filipinos dem
onstrate their political capacity Of self
government it should be granted and en-
larged
The path of duty toward the people of
the Philippine Islands was pointed out.
and the people of America were hidden to
walk in il by civilizing, educating and
training the FilipinOs in the science Of
government rather than by exploring
the archipelago for selfish interests.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
DOG, CAT, MINISTER, IN MIXUP
GuHtemHlan Representative Now
Home on Sick Leave.

Joseph W. G. Lee, of Baltimore. United
States Minister to Guatemala. who is
on leave of absence, called at the State
Department~yes yesterday. His leave Of alb
sence was taken at this time 10 give
him an opportunity to recuperate from
the effects of an accident which occurred
in Panama three months ago.
He was leading dog attached to a
chain, when the animal started suddenly
in pursuit Of a cat. dragging the min
lister down fight Of stairs and throw
ing him heavily on his back az the foot
Of the stairway. He was treated in the
hospital at Panama, and subsequently
went to his post in Guatemala. but did
not recuperate. To add to his difficulties
he contracted a case Of fever. The min
lister was accompanied TO the United
States by a physician.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE.
Discomfort Among Organized Work
inEmen Spreads I'm Cubn.

Havana. Oct. 3-It IS said that the
labor organization here plans to naugu-
rate general strike Monday. Labor
conditions show no Improvement. The
railroad strike continues. and the officials
complain bitterly that they are not get
ting sufficient police protection. They
claim that the strikers have planned 10
make trouble, and numerous instances Of
intir 'dat1n are repo sd. Eleven loyal
employees OF the United Railways have
quit because OF the threats Of strlaers.
There is considerable talk by the British
Railroad officials of appealing 10 their
government TO obtain more protection.
The cart drivers declare that they win
strike tomorrow If certain demands they
have made are not granted
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
GEN. BOOTH AGAIN ILL.
| Confined to His Room at Cleveland
in Exhausted Condition.

Cleveland, Ohio. Oct 25-Gen. Booth.
commander-in-chief of the Salvation
Army, who was stricken in Chicago. but
who came here TO speak last night. is
confined To his room and is unable 70
continue his journey. in which Pittsburg
was 10 be the next halting poirt.
Gen. Booth has not recovered from the
i'll effects Of the cold contracted en-
route from Milwaukee to Chicago. and
which kept him in Chicago for five days
He was unable 70 sleep last night and
he is exhausted this evening. His secre-
tary, Alexander Nicol, said this evening
that Gen. Booth was much depressed be
cause Of his belief that ne had not done
himself and his cause justice in the ad-
dress last evening.
Commissioner Nicol said no attempt
would be made TO leave for the East until
tomorrow at the earliest
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
CUP FOR BALLOON RACERS.
st. Louis Brewer Offers Prize for
Annual Contests

test for baIlOOnists, 20 be held in St.
Louis each year, is practically assured.
Adolphus Busch. the millionaire brewer.
has offered to furnish the prize-a gold
cup, valued at $1,000. The proposition of
Mr.. Busch was considered by the contest
committee of the St Louis Aero Club in
a meeting to-day and accepted II was in
the form Of a letter, which was presented
TO the committee by Edward Faust. The
cup viii become the property Of the con-
testant who wins it three times in sue
cession. Mr.. Busch will then offer a new
cup TO be contested for
Entrants from any foreign country may
contest for the trophy.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY.
Eleven COHvicts Saw Their Way Out
of TazeVeH Prison.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 25-Eleven prison.
ers made their escape from the new $50
900 jail at Tazewell. The prisoners in
some unknown manner secured possession
Of saws, with which they cut their way
through the steel, of which the jail struc-
ture is built. Only one Of those who
escaped has been recaptured.
The work seems to fave been done by
experts. The manner in which the tools
were secured is a mystery. The claim
has been made that this Jail. which has
only been occupied six months. was one
of the best and safest in the State The
structure was supposed TO have been built
Of hardened steel and TO have been proof
against the work OF the ordinary pris-
oner. A boy says he saw a man enter the
Jail who had several small saws concealed
on his person.
Among those who escaped were two
murderers from Buchanan County who
had been sent over for safekeeping.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. IELEOhAfhAC.
1-Relief Measures End Money FURRY.
1-False Registration in New York
LA Toilette Candidate for Presidency
1-Earthquake Victims Are Hundreds.
2Shop Girls Lose by Bank Failures
3-Mohonk Conference Closes Session.
3-Exciting Scenes in Berlin Trial
9Chanler Speaks at Atlanta
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulatiOn-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and colder
to-day; fair tomorrow; light to
fresh northwesterly winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
LOCAL

I-Southern Banks Refused Aid.
Financial Crisis Is Passed.
3-Cabinet Holds First Fall Meeting.
3-Secretary Taft Grows In Favor.
New Union Station Inspected.
12-ConteSt to Break q Will
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26

New York. Oct. 25.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company announced to-day
that it would cease to pay double for
overtime on or about November l. The
advance in wages to those who remained
loyal to the company, however. will be
made permanent, but viii not affect
strikers who have returned, or who viii
in future return to work.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
UNIONS NOT TO MERGE.
Railroad TeIeETaphcrs WI Assist,
Refusing Commercial Messages.

Milwaukee, Oct. 25.-There will be no
union Of the Commercial Telegraphers'
Union and the Order Of Railroad Teleg-
Taphers.
The railroad men will only go so far
as to refuse TO handle commercial bust
ness, and will not do more.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
REFUSED TO AID
SOUTHERN BANKS
Acting Secretary Edwards
Denies Application.
MR.. BURLES0N EXPLAINS
Desired Money to Prevent Sacri-
flee Sales "t Cotton.

ReGuested Deposits to Amount of
SIO,OOO,OOO Be Distributed Among
Southern Banks, and Is Told It
+ Cannot BE DOne-Says There Is as
: Cotton Sales as of Sales of Stocks.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
sI.25 to baltimore and Rctrr,

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsvl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Ocean steamships.

New York Oct 25.-Arriyed: Graf Waldersee, from
Hamburg, October p
Sailed from foreign ports: Cedric from Queens
town for New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
WHY Not Draw nm Tncome

On your bank deposits? Open an account
with banking dept. of Union Trust Co
14l4 + st. Interest paid on all accounts
Deposits subject to check at will.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
baltimore and Return, Sf.25,
RaItfp,ora E- Dhfo n Il

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains.
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin
tied. City offices. 1i17 G st. and 619 Pa
ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
RELIEF MEASURES
End STOCK FURRY
Failure 8f Small Banks Does
Not Cause Alarm.
RUNS NEARING AN END
COrtelyOu and J. ?. Morgan
Again Come to Rescue.

Trust Company of America Wealth
ers Gale, and Other Large Institu-
tiOns Are In strong POsG4aons-One
National Bank Closes Because 1t Is
Clearinghouse Agent for InsOIvent
COncerns-NO Sacrificing of Bonds.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26

Flooring (VeTy good, $500 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th and N Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26
Continued on Page 2, Column ?.

If you are having any trouble with
your range or heater. communicate Wit,
US at once. Our specially prepared and
carefully inspected Goals are sure to rem
edy the difficulty. J. Maury Dove Com
panys
The Washington herald., 1907-10-26

No. 1 Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per 1000.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th and n. Y. ave