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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
Y. M. c. A. TENNIS MATCH.
Fourth Round Proves Most Interesting
OF the Tourney

The fourth round in the Y. NJ. c. A.
tennis tournament was completed yester-
day and was the best round so far.
The results in this round are: D. II.
Smith beat T. Mayer 6-3. g.. J. D.
Dodson beat W. E. Frost 81, 60. E.
Gould beat r. c. Mason 12-l0, 60. D. s.
Wood beat J. p. Oren 6-1, 81. To-day
Dodson meets Smith. while Gould is
scheduled TO meet Wood. Both matches
should be close.
Dodson and Mowry 4-6. g., 6--S. Brodie
In the doubles Lovelace and Mason beat
and Mayer beat Everett and Gunneu 6-s,
6-S. Ruedy and Walk beat Smith and
West Ga, e-3.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
Burglar Gets watches and Rings.

Mrs. Laura Miller, Of S26 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, yesterday reported to
the police that on August 6 her house
was entered by a thief and a hunting
case watch. a diamond ring. a turquoise
ring, and a garnet ring, aggregating in
value $l25, were stolen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
ALLEGED SWINDLER CAUGHT.
Charged with Accepting Fee and
Failing to Provide Employment.

Larceny by trick in obtaining SIS from
George Sumargist, a Greek. is the charge
placed against John George. a Bulgarian.
arrested yesterday by Policeman Ehlers.
OF the Sixth precinct.
George is said to have approached the
Greek with an offer to obtain employ
ment for him for a consideration, which,
though 1t was forthcoming. failed in plac-
Ing Sumargist in the desired position.
The police say that George has been iden-
titled also by Mrs. Peter Chaconas. "a
Third street northwest, as the man who
Monday morning last entered her house
and stole therefrom a pair Of shoes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
DEFERs ASSEMBLY FOR TAFT.
GOV. smith VIII Cali Filipino Legis-
Iators TO Meet October 10.


The first meeting Of the new Philip
pine Assembly. the first Legislative body
70 be elected in the Islands, will take
place October 16. This announcer ent
IS made in a cablegram from Gov. Ge,L
Smith, received by the Bureau of Insu-
lar Affairs yesterday.
The date has been held in abeyance
until now for the purpose of accom-
modatlng Secretary of War Taft, who
two years ago promised the Filipinos
that he would be present and assist
in the inauguration OF their first con-
gress. Mr.. Taft Is due in Manila oeto-
Der Il. Allowing for possible delays.
Gov. Smith has decided to issue his
proclamation calling the assembly to-
gether for October Is. Secretary TAFT
viii make the opening address.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

After three successive ballots had been
taken in the closest election ever held for
department commando OF the Spanish
War Veterans. Capt Edward l. Cogan.
OF Richard Harden Camp. was elected TO
succeed Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell DIT.
Joseph NJ. Heller. of Lawton Camp. was
the defeated candidate.
A motion was made, after the announce
ment Of the ballot, that Cogan's election
be made unanimous. A rousing cheer
greeted the motion. and the defeated can
dd2te was the first to shake the new
commander by the hand.
The election was held in G. a. r. Hall
14l2 Pennsylvania avenue and the vet
Grams We're there in body to attend their
annual encampment, the interest ran high
in the election, the friends of each can
didate backing their man to the last,
making il necessary 10 cast the ballot
three times.
Eberly and RupPeI Elected.
The routine business Of the department
was attended TO before the customary in
PRODUCTION OF each candidate amid the
cheers Of the loyal supporters of each.
and shortly after o'clock, the veterans
got down 70 the actual casting of ballots.
After the election Of department COM
mander, came the other officers Senior
vice commander going to D. c. Eberly,
and Junior vice commander. to Joseph
Ruppel
George y Skipwith was elected judge
advocate; Joseph b. Murray, Inspector;
Charles c. Pierce, L. S. A, was reelected
chaplain.
The Office OF surgeon general was won
by woman. the only eligible female
member OF an American veterinarian so
ciety. Mrs. DR.. Anita Newcomb Magee,
who held the rank Of a lieutenant in the
volunteers during the war with Spain
was elected over two male candidates.
The department commander appointed
John A. Mahoney, adjutant; J. NJ. New
gent, Harden Camp, quartermaster, and
William Henderson, mastering officer.
Increase for Marines Endorsed.
Four delegates We're elected 10 represent
The Spanish War Veterans at the national
convention in Ohio-J. a. Costello, Will
lam II. Simpson. w. A. Baylss, and
Charles c. Clarke, with alternates r. B.
Wheeler, William H. Cavanaugh, J. NJ
Newgent, and J. J. Hammerly. The new
commander submitted "a proclamation TO
the delegates that they indorse the rec
OmmenGatiOn az President Roosevelt 10
Congress that the pay of the army and
navy and Marine Corps be increased 20
per cent. and that all men who served in
the Spanish war now in the service. when
retired. shall receive a promotion 10 the
next grade.
The following were elected to the coun-
Gil Of administration. G. w Gwynne. r.
J Cross. Delaware; Charles A. Sidman,
Eugene coleman, G. L. ShOrey. James 7.
Simpson, John J. OBrien, and NJ. A.
Mawson. William II. Cavanaugh was
elected department marshal
Former Commander J. Walter AUtchelrs
report showed that the organization is
prospecting and the spirit and comrade-
ship 10 be without flaw.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
Local Temperature.

Midnight, 6s; a. H.. g.; a m, IS; g. N, 60;
a. m, IS 70 a m, 81; L noon, 81; 2 p m. So:
p. m. 81; ?. H. S.; p m. s.; 70 ?. n, 81.
Maximum 81 minimum. 81.
Relative humidity-s a. n. 20; ?. n. So p.
H.. e. Rainfall IS p n. 70 ?. M. O. Hours Of
sunshine Il, per cent Of possible sunshine, 100
Temperature same date last year-Aiaxtmum. S.;
minimum Il
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
FEAR A FUEL FAMINE.
Northwest's People Warned by In
teFstate Commission,

teFstnte Commission,
The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday made public certain correspond
ence with railroad and State officials. as
a warning to people In the Northwest that
unless they lay in supplies of coal this
summer they may again experience a fuel
famine next winter
Last winter thousands OF persons in the
Northwest suffered keenly owing 10 the
coal famine. The Federal government,
State authorities, and railroad officials
are active IN an effort TO have fuel sup
plies put in now. in order that the famine
Of last winter may not recur.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

To-day-High tide. a. N. and $50 ?. n; low
tide Pts a. m. and 2.49 2. n.
To-morrow-High tide. $40 a m. and eos ?. N
low tide, 8 a. N. and 8 . p. n.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
Matter of Experiment.

On the rate muddle between the South
ern Railway and certain Southern States.
he said:
MY view is that whether a lower rate
will lessen dividends or increase them by
increasing travel and shipments Is chiefly
matter OF experiment. presume II was
upon being convicted Of this that some OF
the railroads abandoned their preliminary
Injunction Of State law and authority as
Of doubtful legality. even If a permanent
injunction shall be properly upheld upon
fun proof and after some little time for
experiment"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
w. B. Moses & Sons

The Moses Furniture and Floor
Polishes prove absolutely salts
factory. A special wax PreserYa-
tive for weatheTed oak pieces
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

Tide Table.

Registered Standard thermometers a m. S.; y
noon. 80; 2 p. H., g; p. M, 80; p. n, 30.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
CondItior of the Water.
Temperatures in other cities.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, Aug. s.-Both rivers are
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
CAPT. COGAN ELECTED
Defeats DR.. Heller As Head
of Spanish War Veterans.
WOMAN NAMED AS SURGEON

EberIy Is senior and RuppeI Junior
Vice COmmander-RecOm
of Increase OF Pay for Marine
Corps Is misunderstanding Proved
Full of Enthusiasm and Good VIII.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

Temperatures IN other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p. N. yesterday, are as follows;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

The private rooms IN our new
FireproOf Storage Building are
thoroughly approved by the Fire
Underwriters.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
HUNDREDS SEARCH
FOR CHILD IN VAIN
coNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

year has lived with Mrs. Ferry on K
street southwest, and Mrs. Barker. who is
employed IN n cigar store on II street
northeast. called on him frequently.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09

FREE1IAN-On wednesday. August Z 1907. az her
residence, lf4 Pierce place northwest. Ms.
NELLIE FREEMAN. widow Of William Andrew
Freeman, and devoted sister Of Miss Henrietta
Warren
Funeral from 81. AugsuDe's Church on Friday.
August 8 al 10 a Requiem mass.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-09
The "ELEcrRo-LIEEu

GENERATOR is the most unique principle Of
generatlng electricitr eEer crncoirad Adh-stod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

8ir molten unieren GeIern EN-
brudlth periiteru oaB BolHee'S
German Sprup beutSutage pOlittu
tos eiustpe Brapurat i'm Wortte IT
peldes Shminpiutt ltuoert uno
heiit. Gs erthatt ole &iaenmtttel,
oIs reineu Sheer. Nus5uQ non Hilans
seuhor, uitu., metde ole peitnltttel
5ir SuIter uuo Shminoiutlt BON ben
meSe,iniidleu Guuerriien 10 bon ae'
itott Tno. Ser 5Hwinofhti0e,
einerlei oh bic %rontbett i'm Salle
ober 2urqc, mus beS @nd1tS Eabe
babe uno 6es @turaenS Irel Netn Don
Nnf1ut pun trrdensn uno VOlternoen
Suffer. Gie ertrontten 3hetle psr'
inroeu uadl &uhe heilenoer uno
Gnbsnter Yehanbiuna, uno Der Ea'
uent beoarI Der iri,dler Butt, outer
Rorrunq iyeien NuswurIs OeS @Sor'
nens, nit lhne.er unn o%cuernoef
~q,nberupo. aieine Staid1tpen 81
As Gents pewbnnti6e @rDbe nnbesu
z Mal 10 uieI erthoiteuh % @entS'
SIN nnen Gpotteten Al hohen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

Iel in Der Nano ietnes Nstoes erDtlal,
ais sr audi t.lpn iiri@rotben Gjetidltts
ouf pasIelbt 3uitiirSic. 9o9 ionoer'
lar. ME nit einem Salaas f4ien lein
3orn ipieper qepiGen 3u iein.
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oani id9' / Or, beut no iOoaB 3 gang.
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Eal6's Sabr lang 9iua6t. ga ia 3a!l"
cSsBt rpltroe uber bic pepi tirI4rctb.
.Mann 9ra6enbofer, itieb lie
miibIam berbor, .alls iannIt mr. ans
toan, nur BIOS not, mi gum 9ipOtt
mutal y}ur Dos not! 3 gauge @Or
tat heIIauf ld6a iiber mi. llnb mar
Dos a @unber? SR mtin 4itteliud
ftedt Der SGliiflsl orinn, un6 I Iuu9'
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Itaoel uno moab Soft no no. Sra
ben6pfer. oa bait n SdliIiet, ubsr Jag
N 2eut'n mir bupOu. Dos ~p'rtrus.rf
i n0t!"
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S6liiiiel unb Iadts aus ootlem SuIis.
Boil Nreuosn punberte er 1Isi4 bins
aus in ben Seller ilno toudte hen 9es
Der in Elm Sub pom 8eIten. limb Der
auts Mann mar BON Sieiem Sage an
aliidli6 uno aufrieosn unS It eS beute
ION.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

65eit ab9eliefsrt.
s8realids sdmsrscn selinSsrt.

Gurdb idredlihe SdmerSen ae'
ueiniai ,uIUlqe Der Seize u%nueroau'
ten Gpeileu, nnbm IS. q. @rapiOn,
uuu Qnlu, WhG., 9r. 9ina's Nep
9ife 8iG8, init 6em ReiuItate, F." Dte
er idreibt, ronB id turirt wuroe. 4"
Gqe Miaaeu uuo @tbdrmeuuOronuu
aeu meroen pebUben ourh ibrem lin
bernorn Siut lea Ia beiuuoere @iNen'
Itcfteu. 25 cents in @alfer Bros.
NpDthete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
@urIidtiq.

Gin Bauer bat ii9 bel etnem Dins
t~,laopotaten in Der GtdSt &ut6 ges
bolt uno bafiir ni6t tpenigsr uls Sebn
Start ble9en miiIien. @ls er forts
gebt, bemsrtt sr uebenbci: rSebt trers
&c i9 nod ins rGOlOene 2umm" Ge6en
unb Mittas siisn!' aOOotut: Sns
.9olone Gamma Hee, penn i'd 56a
reu rotbeu Iolt. Bauer %(unter.
treteno): 8pIt' Der 8oth wusG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
fetts nofnuns %peridlmunNen.

eSblt L'OlIlAuNS N1iN{" 80 w.
0ls berporrueenoe Atr5te lnaten
boS &. w, Smitl bart, BON Rettn,
Sd. urbeilbore 9nmtn0inAt babe,
por Deiisn leete oOiinuna balm.
aber 81. alnss Mem 8iacouerp Tlir
5dminoiuht. punen nno Grtoltun'
aen retteter linn pom 8rnbe. Gr
Iaot: .Tiele Mteoistn bot MIDI nriino'
tid turtrt uuO meiu 9eber aerettet.
8eitoem babe id lie 10 Sabre lana
"arbrnudt, uue erudts Oielelbe OILS
cine nunoerbares SotS' uno Shneen'
0eilmittei.4 Streue miienShnlts
ltthes Seilmittel fir Suiien, meben
sails cher Grtaltunaen, uno Fheres
G0rbeuauuasmittel segenGneaTonia
@oronurte Staidleu au 80 Gents uro
$500 In @niler Brps. gppthsie
grpbe Slaide irei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
@hlehtes @em;iI,n.

Saustns9t: r0as gnGoige 6rGulrin
fpielt I9on pisber bic YteIOoie: rllc6'
immer Sreu' uno Gcoli2isit"!'"
@etnGGnOIer: ia maGeu sic BOD
bus aeIlerfsnittr gu"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
untsrridisRGnDe.

Qebrer: ~. un6 mi! pel6CT 2Nora
ten Iebte @Dtt bci Der G6Spilns ote
belize @be ein?" ~ 2itsasu: SD
mill 6einOfdoft ieBen 3tr l&tn bir mp.
benz Weibs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
8osboft.

9eI6GftsrsiIenber Gum unbsIen):
.@aren sic BEL benz Gbef isIbt9F =
,9epabre, Der Meier bat mid abSes
ferttst, bas III ia feline reGte Suno."
- rSie msinsn, lem re4ter SUB"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

iSilunq aIltr MIhlhe tdnD. Nut Der
ipuuosrbdrca MdgmorterdIis btei.r
drie6iI@en G~Gulsnballe, In Der bic
mad ben Srigpa!cn BON NsoptI in
Marmor naG9.bilpsten neun WllieH
fi@ blsnrenb BON rem buntlen Grin
Der 3bprtIIea ubbeb:n, bat Die tontg'
Ii6e Srau su ben albaniI6en Bergen
bini~ibsr9etlidt lnb uuf bus blaue
Meer All ibten SiBsa unb in 6itItr
lleberfille en- bIib.np.m 2eben uno In
Sonne getGu9ter Roienpra9t ben ems
siaen @lar6sn 0sIt0rtt, ben ibr 6ds
S6idTal nicbt 3erit0ttn tonnte. ben an
bic unDereGRgIide GhOnbsit unb ben
Trieben Der Ratur. Dit bitle Sbrda
men, bic Tie in ibrtr Gtniumtttt niat
mstr gu perbersen bruudte. bat lie in
Der llsin.n &opslls gepsint, ouF ibrtw
sei6nibt.n BetIdSms. tri.enO, Dor
Dem Qltarbi!b bes Guf 9olbgruub ge'
multen Seius Dor 8ilotus. .be lie tire
S@ritts iibsr bic Srsi Iunft ubfalleHs
ben SeraIisn mad Der leBten lentt., an
bsren Spite. aus 9uImengriiu uno
8lum.n Ii6 .rbeb.nS, Elm mdrmorn.s
MeiItsrpsrt tmporrdgt: Der ittrbenoe
@1illes. limb bic alage bebt
an Inn ben p.rbetrIi8t.n Sobr"...
Der bttrliht Bart Der bieie prdht
umI6lieBt, ilnS gu btIlen 8eiiGtisung
man lGngtr ais elmer Stunoe btbarf,
fibrt binurier bis an oas Me.r, Sn
Sieitm BAR. inmttten elmer Roi.ns
pra9t O6neSlei9eH, leu6tet am Gnoe
zines O6rtig BON SauIsnOeH tlstnen
ipeiben Ro'.n ib%eripOuu.nen 2uubs
sdnges Ot, iibenO. Mdrmorr'Itdlt
2Or6 80rous oui. Dem bic Raiierin
bi.r ein.u ylcb sclpsibt, mi. t5n poel
tii6er Iel6it Der NiGt.r ni9t srtrGuma
t,. BOD TimmuugsOOIler Iiegt Oas
S.ineomtmat inmitten bes 9arts, in
.insm auf idlunt:n SGulsn rubsnoe;
semp.l, gu benz cine Rsihe brsiter
murmOrFufeu emporfibrt.
sic; .Gs muB bod ein unserstH
pObHbusnOss @efiibI ieiu. 70 OitIe
OrOen au bsiiben. pie Sic. peldes
mag bod lpobl Der Gltei;e uller Gtoen
isin9" - gr: nSoOicl mir beIdnnt
lit. meme GndOias. has Saustreu3!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
0af6s.

Serr: r@er3sibuug meiu 5rdute!n,
bd6 i'd Gle dnipre9e. IT 8rdul'in:
Dag sic mid dnIprcesa oer3ei9c id
Sbuen germ, aber i'd mub beoduern,
baB sic mir niat uuipre6tn."
SausFrdu (Sum neien Dienitados
6en): .Sas 1T bos 8obesimmer. 9ief
Siirfen sic allnO6eutIi1 Elm Bah neb,
men. 9ienItmGO6en: maber snd'
Srau, i6 bin bod teiu &iro metr!"
SpnnfussiGgsr: Dent Dir, 10 Elm
Bed! Msinen enbItd erIegter erIten
Safeu BAT mir unteypess Der Sert9tSs
polIsieber stpidnbst. J"
Nrsunbin. .@ie pprtrsffl:@ bic
Sarbt bieles Gleiots nit Sbrsm Soar
6armontttl 9aben Sic lid Oas aIeib
sa BEN 6ady paIIenb dHsseIubt pbsr
has Sdar 3u BEN RI.ibas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
@erhlnmt.

o.: ygfun, mie III Sfren bic Irnge
&neipersi betnmmen9" @." rSebr
gut. abtr meme Jrcu II gaEj pets
ier!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
WALL.
COAX WOOD SALOONS :.
~sesendbcr Der MHbIe,
htrmduu =: mo.

7icO it Der ~eIe9outeite SoIopn III Ser
mann rno inoet man bort audi bic bcien
@etrdnte mo Sigorren,
9eipnocrS quite AhiotpS, auetni9er
gloeni M Sermann fir ben beriibmten uno
ed,ten bourbon uuo Vine Whtotp ben Qera
mann 9iiining 50. preiS oericlbe Wie IN
I CT DiitiuetO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH sYRuP
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
O0ssAplso HONEY AND TAR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07

RtttBbats. aaus,. ben %. UadrS 1904.
40 btau6r lett einiaet Atit Sbre
BLACK pTauRht wtSb'uno @shh9ei'gte6 ts
ain bet nsmtm @iebinub, Sm bate cue
4 Spytsu gtsbiutttr aebrauht, hnb Beiuu-
ben, ba6 bas Ihrtet bns Bcfe Ilr ntets
aen 8me6 III. 8. g, cation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
ReIiuionsItunO..

Qebrsrin: .0ie bieb Der @OrlGufer
2utbers2" - S05ere Sr9tsr: vSos
bdnn SuB!" 9sbrerin: limb pie
beiBen feline QnbGugs.!!" SO6ers
SO9ter mad eiuisem 9:Tiunsn): ~9us
Iaren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
@eTiessn.

2ebrlins: papa 6eu!e 5tn i9 u6sr
in Der a9tung meinss PriuSipulS ge.
itisasn." = papa: .Ru, pisiO Oenn9"
- GebrIins: .Sa tpeisI. Der urSere
2ebrlins bat seitoblen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
Grtannt.

Ssrr gum Suusur5D: rg4. Serr
SOttOr, bite, u%ntsrIud)en sic bod
meins Grau einmal rect grinOli6!
Gle iiBt fat ben gunJsn gag bu unb
fart INNER 10 trGumsl;Id mad elmer
Ri4tuus!" = ar3t: rGjsoru SiOen9'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-06-07
ROBERT WALKER.
RtAisaauaIt y. if'yIit,rr llatar,
ottrdHa, DR..

s.fsr4t esNynttt. aNFfa,ts. ptrriiisit ire
ltStr uEh S,,ttuti Eae ifrsoi EnrltAadt -
VT NJ, tNs y : &c
is9,pt Nsbttt Wrtttss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-21

of the American Federation of Labor. motion was read by w. D. Ryan of Springfield, H., reporting that the H. linois mine workers had voted to Presi- dent Gompers confidence in his evlv act and deed and this was adopted a intense excitement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-21
Mrs Bradley Cannot RecONGct Killing of Brown
100 LETTERS SUBMITTED
Mrs. Bradley Says Signature On One of Letters Means Little Mint Julep," an Endearing Term
 Used By Brown.

Washington, November 20-That Mrs Bradley did not come to Washing ton with any intention of killing former Senator Arthur NJ. Brown of Utah and that she did not even remember shooting him, she told the jury in her trial today The statement was not reached until the afternoon session of the court, the first half of the day being given largely to the Identification of letters from Mir Brown to Mrs. Bradley and from her to him. very few of which were read.
 The real tragedy formed the subject of the afternoon sitting. At that time Judge Powers brought out the full state ment in his examination in chief This consumed only a few minutes of time and as soon as he concluded District Attorney Baker entered upon his cross examination.
 He devoted comparatively little atten- ton to the shooting itself, but going back to the early days of the relation ship between Senator Brown and Mrs. Bradley sought to show by reading let ters and questioning the witness that she had deliberately undertaken to break up Senator Browns home, and that she was at enmity with Mrs. Brown as early as 1901. He also brought out the fact that Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Brown had originally been strong friends and that this friendship even extended to the time of the birth of Mrs. Bradleys first child by Brown. Mrs. Bradley was upon the whole more composed today than yesterday. There were tsmes when she burst into tears or sank into sghs and sobs, but these were less frequent than on TnesdaN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-21
Republican Lsaguets Of Ohio
 lnderse Foraker
vORyS ISSUES STATEMENT
Taft's Manager Declares That the For aker Republicans Do Not Repre- sent the Real Sentiment of
 the Party In Ohio.

Columbus, O., November 20.-United States Senator Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio was today indorsed for reelection to the Senate and for the republican nomination for President at d joint meeting of the executive committees of the Ohio League of Republican clubs at a meeting held in this city. The commit tees also declare that they have no sym pathy whatever with the proposition that has been advanced that Senator Foraker be eliminated and retired from public life because he was not able to agree with President Roosevelt as to the rate bill or joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, or about the Brownsville matter"
 The action of the joint committee at once brought out challenge from A. l. Vorys, manager of the Taft presidential canvass, for a popular primary to de- termne the choice of republicans of a candidate for president.
 Referring to the Senator's attitude on the Brownsville natter the resolutions say:
 We believe he was right and we thor oughly approve his action in demanding that the helpless negro soldiers of the Twenty fifth United States infantry, who had served their country with great valor and distinction Should be given an op- portunity to testify in their own defense that they were not guilty of the crime for which, on purely ex-parte testimony they had been discharged without honor.
 Entertaining these views we send him greeting and assure him as he returns to his labors at Washington that he has our unqualified confidence and esteem, and we not only pledge him our loyal support for his reelection to the Senate, but we further declare that he is our choice as the republican candidate for President of the United States in 1905"
 When asked for an expression regard ing the action taken at the meeting, Mir. Vorys manager of the Taft campaign, dictated the following statement:
 ''The resolution professes that the com mittee is representing the 88 counties of Ohio, but as a matter of fact the members republicans of the several counties of this state. At the time this committee was announced it was generally under stood that it was presented and its mem bers were named by a friend and repre- sentative of Senator Foraker.
 'The action of the committee, there- fore, Is not surprising. I hope that this action may precipitate what the friends of Secretary Taft so much desire, and that 1t Is an opportunity for direct ex- presson by the republicans of Ohio of their choice for President. am satisfied Ohio republicans are overwhelmingly for Taft