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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
CRPwS OVERTURNED
MIdShipmsn 0ysrworksd at Peugh-
keepsie.

There - prsyaIsBf = rnmoF beth
here and a. P0ughkeepsls that tne
mfdshipn1en 02rsmen are being over
trained. Coach Siendon doesn 8 seem
70 sorry, ! IL said. bot tbs isity ard
those who have watched the races On
the Hudson heretofore. believe the
nfdshipmeD wili have worked out
their best energy long before the race
II pulled On nest Wednesday.
Tho other coaches ~ fhe other creNs
cay the midsbipuyeu are getting tov
mach training. Tbs fnidsbippsu are
sent 0ut day after day on The four
mile e0urse # = back breaking pace
somstimes wien TIE water - - rough
that the shells are IN danger u BE-
ing hurled over. The Annapolis OATS
men have been given fogr time foNs
within 4 week. That - something
that has never btfOrc been attempted
there. 80 coach has ever given =
crew there more Than tNo time ross
~ = week, ard not gser TIRES 10 to
Nesks,
only once would glsndon ielI any
thing about fl1e time taken ~ bis men
IN one - these tfillng PAGES. Then
ile admitted that che men, ~ fONing
over tie egBrse. vent the third mile
~ four minutes ard forty seconds.
This ia fige fastest t6Dge that has ever
been made on the fhifd,wfle on tbs
Hudson river eonfses n tne nlItsbips
men could bold that paes for foof
miles they would spin 0Yer fhs dis.
faBee ia ~ minutes and ~ seconds.
SCATTERING The record ~ 81 eiDsfes
- 80 seconds, made ~ corpeb -
1901.
a college man nb0 held fbo Nzfeb
On the nidshipmen Nhen they took
| me time row in which. According e
GlsndOn, they made the third mile -
"a minutes and 4 seconds. eays thai
they we're going fsstsf ~ two seeonds
than Gisn1on stated. Most - fils
n0ldsbipmsn sleep IN tire oT,en air 81
tl1s upper deck ~ their 5OgsebOzf,
| the Everglades, some sleep ~ ham
| DoOeks. while Otbers find sweet fepose
on = mattress on the 10or, Plunge
| IN the waters ~ the Hudson are par
~ the daily routine duties, and The
uidsbipUen take ~ the water Ike
4 ducks.
When not IN the water they lonng'
1 about their boUseboat IN their rowiue
suits. Their skins are tanned brown
and when they are hard ~ work
| their muscles show 80 like bgnebe'
| o. hickory. TOaell GIeudOn uafehe'
their every move, and they are on
der ~ strict discipline ~ II fhey
were doing duty on one ~ IncIs
Sans battlesbips.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
President FelI n The South

President Fell, ~ ~ Johns COT
eye, left today for Tennessee, where
be viii attend the Gftietb Anniversary
~ the organization 81 tbs University
~ the south NeNaDee, Others be-
sides himself who viii make address
- will b. President ira RsmseB, ~
Johns hopkins, Chancellor Kirkland.
~ Vanderbilt University and TIE
Governor ~ Tennessee. The cum
BeDcement exercise viii last from
June 20 10 ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

Nf, Fred 3. JcHillen, Instructor
10 the department II English ansl
Law ~ the Nafai aezdemy - among
fb0se Who successfully passed their
examinations for assistant pay84stsS
IN the navy. - - understood that
Nr. NeNiIleB attained high zyerazs.
SIR. NeniIIsn vas formerly = mid
shfpmaB, having been graAnsfed
from the Academy with the class -
1901, but resigned bscaHse - s0De
physical disability. Shortly after
ward be vas appointed - Instructor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

Tire body - NidsbjpgDan Henry
Clay Muffin, Jf,, one ~ the midsifp.
men drowned n the Minnesota launch
disaster, Was yesterday Forwarded
- Portsmouth, Ohio. for intsrment.
The body ~ SssDaD Frank *, Plan
lee - still missing.
Apprentice Easa Al seamaD Ham ne.
Who recently arrived ~ the SayaI
Training station ~ -. Helsna from
the recruiting station ~ ~. Louis.
fell overheard Thursday night IN ire
Elizabeth river. and, i,sfBE unable
- swim, pzs dTONfed. IGls body Bas
recovered
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
improvements

Ir. ). ). Walton has completed
his new home OB Murray I'LL, FRANK
lin street, aud Sir. and 1rs. Walton
are nov occupying their new home,
nest 10 city CODneseilOr Kiiey's.
III. .. =. Walton, contractor and
builder, viii start work on Monday
Oh The building ~ cottage for Mr..
and Jrs, Edgar Basil On Ffzpklfn
street, Murray Hill
Contractor Walton also has fiis new
residence ~ Professor ard ISs. John
Chew well under way,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

The window u the jevelTy store ~
Mr. PanI Br0wdy. On Main street.
next door 10 the Chesapeake House.
was broken into last night and a mum
Der u articles stolen fberefrCnn. Mr.
Browdy has been the victim u petty
tbieying on several previous occasions
The matter has been reported to the
police department.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
FIrst W. chufch.

At the FiEst ~. r. Church. Rev.
Georges ". Miller, y. D.. pastor. the
services tomorrow viii be - follows
~ =. M, preaching - Rev. J. T..
Welsh. , .. m, sermon ~ tire
pastor. 30 .. m. SUNDAY school.
All are fnsifed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

~ Coliege Avenue Baptist Cbsref.
tomorrow evening ~ the s0'cloek ser
vice, the minister, Rev. Th0mzs r.
Holloway viii preach the fourth -
BIS series ~ sermons On saving
Doctrine for Summer Days The
topic - fOrnoTfOW's sermon wfII BE-
Man Ma&e 0fo<ia.n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

THE FEESI-CLASE SAILING CANOE
tfkFHA MAIN n. = feft- long. 6-fk- beam-
IN excellent condition. Ideal boat for IN
Elne. car - seen ~ severn Boaf Club foI
next few days Apply 20
1914 RP. MELNIS. q Church circle
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

I nsT-0S COLLIDE AVE. AND WHIST
= @t. valuable silver Pure with chain.
contained ID bffi ana small change. re.
ward y retained % Nf, James -. ngnrOe's
sfnee. tibW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
FOR RENT.

Part q ATTE ALTINE HUME FURNISH.
FL. near spa CreeE. Beautifully located
either for sumner months or longer. Fer
Tarffeuisrs apply 70 Capital once 5isu
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
FOR S ALE.

Wei established good paying cash bust
ness Reason for selling q. owner = going 10
Europe. Enquire ~ % West street. JEW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

4 O~T "A ROUND sEAL, GOLD AsD
- wEfte enamel PfS, engraved on front
'fisofiftV ~ Elaine regefee side VIDA
smith Howard n RET uFnRd ~ Mrs. BOnneg.
rs Prince George street. len "a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

4 OsT-A SLACK ASD GDLDCHT SIGMA
- Ell f9reekJ maternity Pfh viii ~
tfals ~. ~, Reward " returned - No.
mary land Avenue. lsifw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
FOR HIR E.

81 rhe Hcur. Day Or Week. me EAPTHA
LAU <CH. for pleasure parties. etc. FOR
rartlculars zpriy 70 &. ". SMITH. Is Main
street. CT =. BoESSELs Drug store. last
rort telff
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

NUANTED- SEAT COIDRSD Roy, TO
" make himself zeneraifT Useful abont
barber shop. Apply 3. =. BOWEfts. -, Halu
street. IN -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

tGfA%TED-TO GDnCH ~ GFsTIE>
W MA@'@ BICYCLE, must - N good con.
ditfon. apply 90 :. W, IRA DTWKf%. INV
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22
Wants For Sale, Lost, &c.


A geTm BLACK AwD WHITE apDTTEf
- FON Terrier. s'@eamp.n fleeneG tag ~
Reward y returned toNz King Geo. stJkz
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

WANTED = WHITE WOHAs, sET.
" TIED. With good references, piace ~
cook o. maid, 20 stay af night Apply 20 ~
Randall street lszf !
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

WANTED DHfyEfs~NAN TO DKLTg.
" ~ goods and drive Tea Compa0v's
WaEoD mast - able o. fe8d and write. Ap-
rfv 80 ff4 Main street. Great Atlantic a "a.
ffee Tea 90. store. 9fsW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

Tor @AEE-A sISzsEE sEwI~g Ma
CHINE. All atfacbments. ard ~ peY-
feet order. Price = cash. Apply ~ King
dfeorze street. leU8t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

I-OR sAIE-A ROUND BOTTOM BOA7
for ssie ~heap. Appfy - Mrs.. ". q
Bavnes. Cor. 3rd -, AMI Chester ave East
rorf. Nd. fe D5t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

I.0E EEST-s ROOM BOT4E ~ Elas
George ~ ApFiy - y. y. smith ~ >
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

I-DR sgLE-gODD ssIf.CH COW. WIN
sell cheap. %0w giving r7ffe. For rzY-
tcasars Apply - Mrs. T.. y. TUCKER. ~.
r0se. renr Aurapoiis~ tei9w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

I-UR EEST-GROOM HOUSE AED BATH
No Martin ~ Appiy - - Prince
GeoF4s ~ 1eDJs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

~ the solicitation or ny many friends
I hereby auuounee myself fas an applicant
for cry TREA~r EEA-
HAIRY ;. EE<CHISGTOS.
- Annapolis. Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

WANTED Bf REFfsED WHITE No.
- M*~ ofex Uerierge. position - House
keeper - widow Ntfh child. 10y - ~. Ref
efeuees AdfffsB Nrs q. capitsl Ofilge. -
WASTED Manager syr Brsseh once
" we Wfsn 20 lOcafe 81 Annapolis. Al
dress. WITH reference, The Morris Nhefcaafs
Mge1ae. Cincinnati. Dtto. mo %
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

E-DR @AIE-HoDsE AND LOT o. sEy-
EHN Avenue. Eastrort- store adfoln~
ing House Lot A3ufE ~ H0use 8 rooms
large Attic Brfgk Cellar. Large Sum mer
~ itrheu. Out houses. good fruit. also 80
second hard Cloth H0nna BCoka cheap Ar-
riv 70 NOVELTY STORE. EaafpOrfs 10 "
T-oR sALE-A MULE AND HORSE. VERY
cheap r taken NJ once. 8tzO very nice
DRIVING Mare and Runsbcut. Apply 70
Harry T. feidmeFer- mis- n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

E.oR REST-A FINE WATER FROST
suitable foF either erah Or oyster horse
FoT particulars. address az Capital Office
Arnapoliss Nd le5u
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

IDH EExT-4EyES Room BOCsE wIth
bath and sa4, - cornhfii street.. AFpiT
on premises. 8f9N
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

arsoun1 Of eVvcetcning than any other lind,
and has a wholesome. stimulating and salts
fvinr EJECT OF ehcwers.
scEnArF5 r the brand that made the
Eegnoffs f.csCr;cs famous as the manu-
facturcrsc a. fcsG ard most popular brands
cfrt,a- -. and made necessary the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-22

C-DR EExT-THE TWO WTSSs % TBK
Xxi = HDTsE, ~ rornsF Pffnes Geo,
sud ka.f -, ard one on Eass -. App1y ~
fZ East -. 4f7r
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
ORCHARDS TALE
SUBJECT OF ATTACK
Continued from Page One,

(COntlnueu NrOm EhEc OHSS
wagons came out of the alley and drove
over the wire. The two assassins saw IL
would be useless to pull the wire, and
even if they could have done so the
drivers of the wagons as well as sew
eral other persons passing at the time
would have seen them.
After the failure of the attempt the
quest of Peabdy was temporarily
abandoned. This was just before Pea
body was succeeded by Governor
Adams. Orchard declared he got no
money directly from either Haywood or
Meyer during the winter of 19O4-lSO9.
There was an arrangement. ne salu,
that Adams should draw the money
from Pettibone. Haywood participated
in the arrangement.
Richardson asked Orchard II he had
not tried to get Max Malich, man of
good reputation in Denver, into plan
to blow UP boarding house full of
"scabs" in Globeville, near Denver.
mo, SIR replied Orchard. "lIax
Malich tried to get me into 1t. He s'Ng-
gested it,"
Orchard said he had talked to Hay
wood about the proposed dynamiting
and was told not to do it. That ended
the matter.
Richardson next devoted himself to
the proposed assassination of Frank
Hearne of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company.
Attorney Richardson asked orchard
if he had not heard and read OF a
debate between Haywood and Hearne
before a state senate committee. The
question was allowed and Orchard said
he knew Haywood was at the capitol
frequently. but he did not know what
he was doing there.
Then Richardson took another tack.
Sheep Stolen
"Where did you get your fresh meat
while you and Steve Adams lived at
Globeville?"
"Sometirles at Max Malich's."
"As a matter of fact weren't you so
hard up you stole meat from the stock
yard?"
"We'd go over anu get a skeep some
times at night" replied Orchard, amid
laughter.
Orchard said he was drawing sup
plies from the miners relief fund at
the time he was being paid by Hay
wood.
"Now will you tell the jury why you
did this?" commanded Richardson.
Eyes. sir; L will" replied the witness.
"Moyer. Haywood, Parker and Davis
told me to take the supplies, as other
wise people would want to Enow where
1 got the money to live on"
Orchard said the Gabbert and Hearne
plots gave way for lack of opportunity
to one against Judge Goddard. Asked
why he wanted to kill Goddard Or
chard said it was because Haywood
told him to. Haywood said Goddard
was against the eight hour law and
had helped upset 1t.
Before he could "get" Goddard Or
chard said that Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone, all three, told him to go
down to Canyon City to continue his
attempts on Peabody.
The arrangement was made at Moy-
er's home. This was the first time
Orchard had brought Meyer into case
for a long while.
Orchard was about to go into the
details of the conversation with Moy-
er. HAYWOOD and Pettibone when court
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
$40 o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
SCHMITz DENIES
lIEXTORT|ON CHARGE
MAYOR FIRM IN DENIAL OF
ACCUSATION =
Goes on the Witness Stand in His
Own Defense-says He Knew
Nothing of the Money
Ruef Got
(Continued from Page one1

Continued from Page One)
wished to submit several other author
tiles toSthe court.
Heney wanted an immediate decision
overruling the objection and promised
to finish his examination of Ruef inside
Of ten minutes if allowed to proceed.
THAT will leave tomorrow clear" he
suggested to Campbell, "and you can
put in the whole time cross-examining II
you like. This is the only witness we
are going to call. When we finish with
him we are through
The defense. in objecting, claimed that
it was not proper rebuttal because 1t
dealt with nothing that had been asked
of the mayor in his direct examination,
and the object Of the rebuttal was to
overthrow or discount the mayors an
Swers.
Mr.. Heney claimed that a question
could not be more pertinent or proper
than the one put to Ruef, because it
tended directly to establish the main
issue in the case, namely, did the mayor
help to extort money from the French
restaurateurS?
The defense finally won its plea for
adjournment until morning, when the
court will rule.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
INSURANCE MEN TO
FEEL HAND OF LAW
fContinued from Page One,

sidered as a commodity the insurance
men, SO far as the Cartwright meas
ure is concerned, may legally combine
and fix rates as they please.
There is one other point that is
causing the district attorneys office
some trouble. The question is this:
Has manufacturer right, under the
Cartwright law, to sell a commodity,
inserting in his contract of a sale a
proviso that it shall not be resold be-
low certain fixed price? Such con-
tracts are being used by Bishop &
Co., a local firm which manufactures
crackers and other food products.
An Iowa court has ruled on this
question and Captain Fredericks has
sent to Iowa for a copy of that de-
cision. When it arrives he will make
UP his mind how to act.
Apart from these two possible vio-
lations Of the Cartwright law the act,
so far as the district attorneys office
is aware, is being obeyed scrupulously.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
GUATEMALANS IN
SORRY PLIGHT
Refugees Crossing Into Mexico Tell a
PtIfuI Story of Oppression.
Troops Await Signal
for Battle
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated FreSS.
MEXICO CITY, June 11.-Conditions
on the Guatemalan frontier were graph
ioaiiy depicted today by one who has
just arrived from that section and who
was Mexicos agent for the various Gem
trail American republics. This agent, who
for political reasons desires that his
name be not used, declared that the
people on both sides of the line are
greatly excited and that only a word
from President Diaz would be necessary
to cause an army of 10000 to attempt to
march on the Guatemalan camp. He
said that hundreds of Guatemalans
were daily crossing the line and coming
into Mexican territory. These people,
he AYERS, relate pitiable and horrible
stories of oppression.
AS to the Guatemalan forces now on
the border, he declared that not more
than 1000 were visible, but that within
a days march of the frontier $500 troops
were distributed.
Traffic on the border ,is at stand
still and business conditions are chaotic
The Mexican forces are daily being
augmented.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
YOUTH STEALS TRAIN
AND HAS THRILLING RIDE
BY Associated Press.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, June IL
The Great Northern Seattle Bellingham
local train was at 10 o'clock last night
stolen from the depot where 1T was
left for a few minutes while the crew
went to lunch, by Barkley McCutcheon,
a well known character of this town.
Jumping into the cab McCutcheon
threw open the throttle and away the
train shot, going north at a terrific
speed. The bell was ringing and the
whistle blowing continuously. The
train shot, going north at terrific
followed until it was discovered that
the man at the valve had reversed the
train and was returning south. He
had the train under full speed and it
was only by chance that the pur-
suing crew were able to get off the
track. McCutcheon later stopped the
train, bringing it to an abrupt stop
and causing a friction that nearly ig-
nited the rails.
McCutcheon who is about % years
old, was very n Ich pleased with his
experience and under the excitement
of the numerous narrow escapes was
very nervous. He was taken to the
city prison and locked up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
LITTLE CHILD PLAYS WITH
MATCHES; BURNS TO DEATH
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, June 11.-Leon
Calderon, a baby two years old, died
today from burns he received while
playing with matches. With his six
year old sister the child was playing
house in the basement of their home.
The mother was absent and they went
to the kitchen, where they procured
q box of matches.
Flames from match caught in the
little ones clothing and in a moment
he was a veritable torch. He was
horribly burned before a neighbor at
traoted by the children's shrieks of
pain and terror arrived and eX-
tinguished the fire. The little ones
body was burned almost black.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
WASHEE! WASHEE! LAUNDRY
WORKERS SETTLE STRIKE
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-At con-
ference this afternoon between COM
mittee representing the Laundry Work
ers' union and the laundry proprietors
all points in dispute were arranged,
and the terms finally accepted by both
parties. The documents will be signed
tomorrow for a term of three years
The number of hours employees shall
work each day, the main question at
issue, has been arranged so that com
mencing with fifty-one hours week
for the first year, fifty hours a week
for the second year and one hour less
a week every six months thereafter un-
til te forty-eight hours shall be
reached.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
RAIN FALLS AT SAN
JOSE AND STOCKTON
Rv Associated Press.

morning showers commenced and through
the greater part of the forenoon rain
fell. The total fall was AS of an inch
and settled the dust nicely. Though this
the shock and but little of it was dam
aged as there was not sufficient water
to soak it.
SAN JOSE, June ia light but almost
continuous rain fell here throughout the
valley from o'clock this morning until
p. m. Not much damage has been done
to the hay or cherry crop, the former
being mostly cut and the latter is now
being picked.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
Editors Elect officers
Rv AssOciated Press,

TRUCKEE, Cal, June 1.-THE Cali
following ofhcers Friend w. Wichard-
son, Berkeley, president; D. G. Holt,
Santa Monica, vice president; Richard H.
Jury San Mateo, secretary; Duncan Nc
Pherson, Santa Cruz, treasurer; e. B.
Willis. Auburn; w. D. Pennycock, VAL
leto; G. b. Daniels, Oakland; Allen b.
Lemmon Santa Rosa; r. b. Mackinder,
St Helena; S. HoImstead. San Rafael;
FL G. Liusley. Pomona; T. y. Sanford,
Ulxiah; D. T. Reese, Ventura, and r. ".
Dewey, Hanfords Executive committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
LAWYERS WOULD HALE
MRS. EDDY BEFORE COURT
BY Associated Press.

CONCORD, N. H, June 11.-A motion
asking for a trial before jury of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy's competency to
manage her affairs, was filed today by
counsel for the plaintiffs in the suit
to secure an accounting of the property
of Mrs. Eddy. The court yesterday an
nounced the intention of appointing a
master in chancery to take testimony
as to Mrs. Eddy's competency.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
DETROIT STREET CAR MEN
THREATENING TO STRIKE
By Associated Press.

DETROIT, Mich, June 11.-At mass
meeting of the 230O members of the
local street railway mems union early
today, the men voted to give the
Bnited railways 4S hours in which to
either grant the recent demand for 2S
cents per hour or submit the question
to arbitration Failure to meet this
demand by the company, it is said, by
leaders among the men today, will
probably result in a strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO
APPEASE WINE GROWERS
Rv Associated Press.

PARIS, June lin the chamber of
deputies this afternoon Finance Minister
Caillaux, in behalf of the government,
announced the governments determina-
tion to energetically suppress the wine
frauds and held out the olive branch to
the growers by saying that the govern
men6 was prepared, as an inducement to
abandon Craps growing in favor of other
crops, to remit the land taxes in such
cases for five years
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
Bitter Contest Renewed
By Associated Press.

By ASsOc1ated Press.
WILMINGTON. Del, June 1.-THE
stockholders of the American Pneu-
matte Service company, who are en-
gagged in a bitter contest over the con-
troll of the $2O,OOO,OOO corporation, re-
sumed their annual meeting today
after a recess of ten days. The fight
is between w. A. Dillaway of Boston,
president of the company and large
number of stockholders who are OPP
posed to his administration.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
kurokl Leaves for Home

SEATTLE, WASH. June 11.-Gen.
Baron Kuroki, the Japanese imperial
envoy to the Jamestown exposition,
sailed for Japan on the steamship Kaga
early this morning after three days
stay in Seattle, where he was enter
tained unofflcially by prominent men.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
AUTO VICTIM WELL
KNOWN IN NORTH
Harry johnson, Killed in England,
Was City Attorney of Berkeley.
PhiladeIphans May
Recover
By Assooiated Press.

By Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Cal, June 1.-THE re-
port of the death Of City Attorney
Harry H. Johnson of Berkeley in an
automobile accident yesterday near
Banbury, England, was confirmed to-
day in cablegram received by john
sons father from Mrs. Harry Johnson,
wife of the dead man, who was with
him at the time of the accident.
Mr.. Johnson was 32 years old and
graduate of the Yale law school. He
was elected city attorney of Berkeley
by a largo majority on the Republican
ticket at the last election. Two years
ago he married Miss Hilma Jones,
graduate of the University of Califor-
MIA.
Three weeks ago the couple left New
York for Liverpool on q deferred honey
moon trip. Johnson had some legal
business to transact in London ana
three months were to have been spent
in touring the continent.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia cable
received here today from Oxford, Eng
land, shows that the Philadelphia VIC
tins in Yesterdays automobile ACCIDENT
near that place were Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Blake. Mr.. Blake is an inventor,
and with his wife spends much time IN
foreign travel. A message from the
hospital to relative stated tnat tne
condition of Mr.. and Mrs. Blake was
favorable.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
Charles E. Needham
By Associated Press.
Japan Wants Treaty
BY Associated Press.

ROME, June 11.-It is reported here
that M. Kogoro Takahira, ex-Japanese
minister to the United States. who, it
is announced, is to be appointed Japan
ese ambassador to Italy, is charged to
negotiate an agreement between Japan
and Italy. connecting this country with
the chain of ententes which Japan is
making with European powers regard
ing the far east.