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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

In the Smoke house window are
shown TWO full bloOded Esquimaux dog
pups. They are pure white.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

a $500 lshereey givsa that fnal sottiem.n.o n,
Be- 800 % Aaron cunnard deocar%d. mi
sss.fso q hndraiu ooantT, Missouri. 10 ~ 49, =
As-SS' eissoans % TIE second Mondsv =
"A CIR. BROwN.
AfmIrN.e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mrs. Ed Haney, of Little Rock
Ark, is visiting Mrs. Sophia Kidd of
southwest Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Mary Clark, of Perry, win be
the guest Of Miss Wayne Ringo, next
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Glenn and Barbara Ellis, Of
Muskogee, l. T., are visiting Miss
Maude Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Jack Holmes Of the Home CONNER
cial Co. will spend sunday in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

George Burns and family, Of Kinks
vile, returned home Friday after a
visit In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

D. W. TTghe, OF ysndalia, was in
MEXICO SATURDAY..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Ms Anna Wright is in KirksvilIe,
No, on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Oscar Walker and family.of Calves.
ton Texas are visiting relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Prof. Mark Skidmore returned to
Columbia Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Alice Morris leaves Tuesda,
for q visit with Virginia relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Henry SchIable, Of Del Rio, Texas,
is visiting relatives In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Misses Susie and Carrie Rilgo arr
In St. Louis visiting friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Willard Kemp and Carl Saunders
are home from ST Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
U
TERRIBLY MU7n,

c. G. Dawson Discovers Tim,
Old Animal With ston.s \
Laying Dead in His Bsnj
Animal Unidsnti6sd M
Evidently the Victim
the Barbe Wire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

). ii. Bryan,of Des Molnes, In, left
for his home to-day after visit with
hn. j. W. Bryan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Col. Devault,of the Farber Forum,
was in town Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mrs Anna Armstrong returns 10
her home in Perry Sunday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Tom Chopper left Thursday for Col
orado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Notice Of Final settlement.

Q 4 hereby given that nnal se,tiement n,
~ ssa.s Ok $. HOPKINS, deceased, viii be
800 ne August term Of the Probafs
S1ssso o. Aadrain county, Missouri, 10 be keid n
asn-o e n1ssoon, on the second Monday IN
c. W. LEWIS,
AAufalur.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Bryan Atchison is III.

]. Il. Hill and family are visiting at
Pertle Springs, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
SOME PRIVATE OPINIONS THAT
WERE NOT MEANT FoR PUB-
LEGATION AND WHICH
WE'RE OVERHEARD
WIEN THE STAFF
DISCUSSED THE
BIG SHOW.
The Society Editress and the Cub
Reporter, With the Assistance Of
the Once Boy, Eantwhils
Designated as thu Devil
critieise.

The circus has gone and We had In
tended to let it's memory remain un-
disturbed In the minds Of our readers
but having overheard a few OF the
criticisms passed the day following, In
our ONCE, VIZ could not resist the temp
tatton to tell one or two OF them.
THE OFFICE BOY.
Say, Kiddo, did youse see de shows
What do youse know about it, The
best ever, eb. Well 1 was dere and
right between . fat dame what held q
kfyoodle dog In her lap and a young
guy dat was trying to understudY de
Newlyweds. Say, ii was de candy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

W. M. GOOld. Of Kansas City. is at
the Rlngo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

krs. s. N. Evans has returned from
> visit 10 Armstrong.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Ruth Strain is visiting IN
W~ellsvilIe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Bess Powell win spend Sunday
10 Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

So1ee y hereby given that nnaI settlement n,
meae a. the August tern Of ire Prohsts
- uutot AlarAin county, Missouri, % Be heid
= aexlco, nlnsoau, O. tie secoad Monds~
a ELIZABETH DAHLEM.
Execuuix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Dennis Crowson was here from Full
ton Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Ethel Owing left Thursday for
Montgomery City where she will spend
her vacation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

u T. Stokes has lsft for Dexter.
where on the thirteenth Of August
ne VIII open n Chautauquk-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Hughes Graham is here from Chi.
cago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

rain, watching the elephants.
"lielacks' and screamed "da-da".
Dere wuz a lot goin' on dat youse
couldn't see but what your "uncle
Benny" glued his clamps" on, like a
fresh drummer at a muddy crossin,
wuz doze guys what rode de horses
standin' up. l tried dat last year and
say de way l took a "Brodie'' wuz
awful. Whered' I light? between the
barn door an de wood-pile, Say. youse
''pipe'' the fresh "gill" dat wuz look
ing for bis "Lizzien? Me fur him.
II ! could go wild q show like dat I'd
want dat part.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
THE SOCIETY EDIrREss.

There was q terrible crush at the
circus In the a%wfternoon and 1t was
not as exclusive an affair as some OF
the social events Of the week pawst
but nevertheless quite a number Of
the elite were among those present.
OF course there was lots OF small talk
INDUCED In and repartee flew thick
and fast 80 that the rude clown who
attempted to walk with Mrs. Short
cash de Swelldom was properly rebuk-
ed when he attempted a few with
cism and no one laughed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Roy Barnes, of Sturgeon, was here
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

an / wus hep to the fuss all along.
Every time I'd rubber to see In de
last ring de ''purp'' would take a nip
time ear an II l tried to look de oder
way the ''punk' took a ham full o. me
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Irwin Asburr.o of Martinsburg,i is here
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

W. II. Meyers, of Paris was here
Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Il CUE REPORTER.

Well, 1 went at night, and saw the
horses and the girls, the animals and
all the rest Of the doings but my girl
and | had q fuss. 1t was like this:
???ll!lPOt?lli:::a and ect."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Alb Dingle was here from Moberly
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

SUMNER TOURISTS RATES VIA TIE
WABASH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
SATURDAY, AUG. II.

Estate 10 d Davis. Martha A Davis Admx.
Estate ] Tucker. = RJesse Admr.
EstatecAriis II Taylor ct al. VIM = Taylor
Grdn-
Estate X JLAwder. Hannah Lawder Admx
Estate Charles Hin. J W Xiii Admr.
Estate J II Upton. Alice Upton. Admx.
Estate Ariston Burnett, Ellen Il burnett
Admx.
Estate John BGregOry. G y olark. Aamr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
J. B. Armstrong is i'll.
Homer Marshall is N.


J. B. Armstrong is i'll.
Homer Marshall is I'll.
Alb Dingle was here from Moberly
Friday.
Roy Barnes, of Sturgeon, was here
Friday.
hn. s. N. Evans has returned from
. visit 10 Armstrong.
W. M. Goold, Of Kansas City. is at
the RIngo.
Miss Ruth Strain is visiting In
WellsvilIe.
w. ii. Meyers, of Paris was here
Friday night.
Miss Minnie Strain Is in Marshall
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Mary Clark, Of Perry, is the
guest OF Miss Mayme Ringo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Misses RIla Ricketts, and Grace
Morris leave Tuesday for a visit with
MB d. p. Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
DRUCE CASE REVIVED
Public Interest in London
Awakened by the Romance.
HEARD IN CROWDED COURT
Sensational Testimony by Robert
Caldwell of New York.
HISTORY OF THE GREAT SUIT
Claim Is That the Duke of Portland
Led a Double Life as a Mer
chant in London.
Special cahIegram TO The Star.

Special CahIegram 10 The Star.
LONDON, November s.-Afrer rest Of
ten years the Druce case has rccaptured
public interest It may be remembered
that Anna Maria Druce tried unsuccess-
tul some months ago TO obtain the con-
sent OF the court 10 the opening of a vault
in the Highgate cemetery for the purpose
of establishing the identity. or otherwise.
Of the eccentric Duke of Portland with
t. c. Druce" founder of bazaar on
Baker street, behind the counter Of which
he attended personally
George Hoilamby Druce, formerly car
penter in Australia a grandson of the late
TT. c. Druce." lays claim 10 the Portland
estates. now bcneficially held by Lord
Howard de Walden. He now accuses Her
bert Druce, T. c. Druce's second son, Of
perjury in swearing some time ago that
he saw his father lying dead in his coffin
in 1864 The claimant alleges that no
death occurred then, but that the fifth
Duke of Portland ordered and carried out
mock funeral when he decided 10 Ell
his career as 'Druce."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

The Hague mission is to be filled by
Arthur NJ. Beaupre now minister to the
Argentine Republic, while Spencer F.
Eddy. secretary Of the embassy at Rer-
lin. is to become minister to the Argen-
tine.
Mr.. Hill is well remembered in Wash
ington. his term of service as assistant
secretary of state, having extended from
1898 to 1903
He was born at Planield. y. J.. in 1870.
graduated from Bucknell University in
1874 and later studied at the University
of Pennsylvania and at the universities
of Berlin and Paris. He served as presi-
dent of Bucknell University from 1879 to
1888 and AS president of the University
Of Rochester from 1883 to 1896. In the
last named year he resigned and spent
several years in studying the laws of Eu-
rope.
Mr. Hill was appointed United States
minister TO Switzerland and since June
80, 1909, has been minister to the Neither
lands. He is member of the American
Historical Association and other societies
OF the sort. a member OF the Authors
and Century clubs of New York and the
Metropolitan and Cosmos clubs of this
city.
Mr.. Hi is the author of a n,iimper of
volumes. among the best-known of which
are Life of Washington Irving. Life of
William Cullen Bryant. Elements of Rhet-
oriC. Science of Rhetoric, Elements of
Psychology Social Influence of Christian
ity, Principles and FallaCtcS of Socialism,
Genetic Philosophy. International Justice
y Primer of Finance. The Conception and
Realization of Neutrality. The Conteinpu-
rary DEVELOPMENT of Diplomacy. and q
History of Diplomacy in the International
Development of Europe. He is also the
author of numerous political pamphlets
in English and German and printed ad-
dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Identified Photographs.
NATIONAL JEWISH WOMEN.
Yesterdays Session at jamestown
Held Behind Closed Doors.

NORFOLK, Va. November S-Yester-
days session of the National Ex acutive
Council of Jewish Women. held behind
closed doors was devoted almost en-
tirely to the executive work of the ma
tional body. The reports of the officers
were received and audited. and vast
amount of business was disposed of.
Mrs. D. f. Levy. pres dent of the Nor
folk section, was elected 40 tn national
board to fill a vacancy.
Mrs. J. II. Greenwald OF Cleveland.
Ohio, speaking on civic work pos 'ible by
women. appealed iH the name OF the Jew
ish women to the newspapers of America
to refrain from the publication of the
names of children brought into court be
cause of the effect Of this in placing a
stain upon youthful criminalsa liable to
remain with them through Efe' retardng
their upward progress
Mrs. Greenwald also spoke the evils
of child labor, and asked the women of
the council to see that the government
preserves Niagara Falls as il now is
Invitations We're received from Cincin-
natl and ST Louis for the triennial as
semby in 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

fer having the owners of this property or
fer II to the government at some agreed
price but if It is to he condemned Wouu
like to see il done in manner 10 perh,t
us TO know just what is TO be pald loI 1t
before we finally authorize the purchase
or compromise Congress 49,
"The south side OF the avenue VIII pro
vide a proper place for pubic buildings
for a century TO come. ana "hen Noh
eress desires to put up an aduitloiiai
building the possession OF that laho WIZ
eliminate the wrangle We have always
had over the selection of site, thinK
that fact ought to have very great m
huence in controlling our action. AS IL ls'
I always dread having the question OF
site for a public building come up in con-
gress.
Street Cars to New Station.
~ hone Congress will at an early day
legislatn for the extension Of the tracks o.
the local railroads to the new Union
station said Senator Gallingor Il be-
lieve people are now beginning to feel
that Congr, SIS has been dere!ict in its duty
in relation to thesa extensions. Whicn
would have been madn mad legislation
been enacted last winter A. 1t IL. II VIII
nrobably require several monthS tor me
roads to get the necessary na'eliai anu
to have the extensions made.
''If no one else introduces hlll Tor thls
purpose I will put one in the senate IN
the first days of the coming session. ana
T hone there will be no delay In getfhe
If through | can see no reason against
this action. and if any one has any m
tention of proposing additional ieelsiatlon
relating to the railroads that should be
attended to in another biil-
Prohibition and the District.
Senator Gallingcr proposes giving the
Question of prohibition a full hearing be
fore the Senate COMMITTEES on the DIS
tr;c, of Columbia If the people here de
sire TO have il brought Up.
80 far as that question is concerned
he said. If il comes before thus com
u1ittee. both sides viii have ample "ppor.
tunity to present their Eases. IL "onin
be unwisc to preiudgc this case In tne
District of Columbia. where the people
are denied the privilege of suffrage Be
cause of that condition they Should nave
,ha f,llast onportunity to present their
case to committees OF Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
RUSSIA TAKES IT SERIOUSLY.
MANY Volunteers at St. Petersburg
Over japan War Talk.

ST. PETERSRTRG. NoVember H.-INe
talk of the possibility Of war between
the United States and Japan. which,
tbroughour. has been taken seriously in
Russia. is bringing many volunteers to
the American embassy. who say they are
anxious TO serve in the United States
army in case of hostilities.
\ report is also circulating IN military
circles here that the American army IN
the Philippines needs instructors, espe-
cially for the artillery and engineer corps,
Five or six Russian officers of these
branches of the service apply daily at the
embassy for commissions, and are disap-
poinied by the assurance that there is no
likelihood of Japan aud the United States
going to wa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
WANTS AVENUE SITES
Senator GaIIinger Favors Pur-
chase by Government.
SOLUTION OF BIG PROBLEM
Room for Public Buildings for Gen.
tury to Come.
AGREEMENT AS TO PRICES
Chairman of Senate District COM
mittee Discusses Extension Of
Car Lines to New Station. =
SOLUTION OF BIG PROBLEM
AS TO PRICES

Senator Gallinger has long been an ad-
vocate Of the plan for the location Of tho
public buildings in this city in the future
on the south side of PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
To-day he again spoke ia favor of that
plan and in advocacy Of the purchase o.
The land between the avenue and the
Mall. from the Botanic Garden to 18th
street.
'On general principles. he said, i am in
favor of acquiring that land, and would
like to have some plan that would allow
Congress TO know what IS to he paid for
It before its final purchase. l would pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
ABOARD THE LUSITANIA
Austrian Ambassador and U. S.
Treasury Official on Fast Liner.

Baron HengeimulleT. the Austrian am
bassador. and James r Reynolds. as
sistant secretary Of the treasury, were
passengers on the big Cunarder Lusita MIA
which arrived in New York this morning
having reached Fire Island at 1885 p. M
last night.
ON this run across the Atlantic the
Lusitania clipped nearly two hours from
her former record. making the run in
four days and about seventeen hours
Her average speed was a little more than
2i.40 knots. She carried sl0,00OOOO in
gold coin and bars consigned to various
banking firms for relief in the money
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Bryan on Currency Needs.

special DISPATCH "a The Star.
LINCOLN. Neb.. November S.-W J.
Bryan wants democrats to be on their
guard against asset currency. He VIII
say in the next issue of the Commoner
ASST currency is to be brought for
ward as if It were new remedy Just
thought of-a panic cure. 1t is a panic
breeder instead of a panacea.
1T would aggravate rather than re-
lieve the situation. 1t would increase the
banks Hab!:iti, 5 5Ust at a iimc when de
positors are fearful that the banks can
not meet present liabilities
The need of elasticity has been much
exaggerated. Such elasticity AS is neccs-
sary should be controlled by the gov
ernment and not by the banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Curious Murder of a Wealthy
Woman ReCIuse.
NEW YORK POLICE AT WORK
House Was Ransaoked, But Silver
Not Touched.
NEGRO MAID HELD AS WITNESS
Case May Be Involved With Con-
tract Now Pending in Cuba.
Awaiting Developments.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK November S.-INing face
downward. with her skull crushed in and
with the air surchargcd with Illuminating
gas Mrs. Cesaro Vigil q Wcll-to-do ami
elderly recllse. was found dead On the
stairway leading to the basement of her
home. 2D7 West l3Sth street, early this
morning. Discoveries made by the police
indicate murder, with robbery as the mo-
dive. 1t is also believed that certain val
liable papers were the particular loot
which the murderer had in mind.
Mrs Vlgils body was found by Agnes
Gibson the negro maid. after she had
been awakened by a strong odor of gas.
She Immediately notified the police, ana
the latter summoned an ambulance from
the Harlem Hospital and DR.. Fisher ex-
amined the body.
The back part of the head had been
crushed in, as though from the blow of
a heavy instrument. and one Of the up
per vertebrae had been snapped.
The policemen went into the kitchen,
where two gas jets We're found turned on
full. Tho windows were opened and the
house cleared of the fumes, and then be-
gan a search of the upper part of the
house. In the dining room the drawers
of a sideboard were found to have been
upset ana l1siI tOllltHlS over
Valuables on Chairs.
Silver and valuaD Dlcs were on the chairs
of the room. but so far as has been as
ccrtained nothing had been taken. The
police believed murder had been COM
mtted. and detectives from headquarters
We're put to work on the case.
Coroner Harburger visited the house
later in the day. and after examining the
body expressed the opinion that the wom-
an probably had been murdered.
The coroner ordered the body removed
to the morgue. Wnere a physician will
perform an autopsy. He has also sub
1t was learned today that this maid had
been in the employment of Mrs. Vigil for
but week.
Mrs. Vigil more or less of an in
valid. She went out Of doors infrequently.
and then seemingly Crly to take the air
Lived Life of Recluse
She lived the life of Il recluse, EXCEPT
for her maid, for she was acquainted with
none of her neishbors
The house was purchased by Mrs
Vigirs husband about zen years ago and
Her husband, the 20 IL" have ascertained
is at present in cuba. where is it under
stood he is at the Eta ad OF a firm which
is carrying out some big contract
1t is the theory If some of he detectives
that papers having to do with this CON
tract may have been hidden in the house
and that her slayer may have been the
agent of some interests opposed to the
carrying out of this contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
WILL MEET The KAISER.
Secretary Taft to See German En-
neror on the Isle of Wight.

peror on the Isle of Wight.
BERLIN November S.-Emperor Viii
liam will see Secretary Taft on the Isle
q wight during the formers visit to
England \ ncssag ge conveying this wish
vas sent through the German embassy at
Washington No official arrangements,
Iuwever have been made for the enter
1ainment of Mr.. Taft there, The emperor
merely expressed the pleasure it would
efvc him to receive Mr.. Taft and, follow
ing his habit. he probably will ask Mf
Taft tu lunch OF dinner.
i is r-garded as likely that MT. Tart
will also seek an audience OF king I'd
ward. for trr American Secretary Of War
10 visit the German Emperor on BRUSH
sod without paving equivalent respect /"
rr- King might be regarded ds dis
,,.rtnOUs.
Ambassadors Bryce and Jusserard, 1t IS
ssSrr,.! here. already have made IN
c4Ir.rs 0: the subject. ana IT j. asserted
I.ar there : Z feeling ~ tho iHrrign OF
# IF London and fars 'ga} Mr., raj =
would D- sighting King Elward and
I'~eSideul f'allieres II b." dIt not ask 10
-... them "n his way upn- li H" stopped
'uir az st. Petersburg an" b"rl'n "i'!'e
&. MS wav back TO ~, United States.
Tn- Americans in Berlin h"pr NJ Taft
VII stop here long cuuuGI ~ a.r'pt vari-
orls courtesies which are being prepared
i'm his honor Ambassador J over Tor IN
same. Is arranging dlnner ~ "H1ci.
Chancellor Won ELolD" tn" ou!Cf OF IN"
general staff Gen y0r MoItk" and For
e.gn Secretary Won Svhoeu viii b" pres
.rt
Mr Tower also viii offer MI Taft al
afternoon reception. so that tn" members
"r the American colony may Havo an op-
auIlE4uiry to- meet Ih- Secretary. the
american Association of Commerce. de
e~ss 20 give a public dinner 10 .l> dis
-.rgri5snca American Traveller. and I.sidor
TGaQyo head of the Nauser rife ami soy
cal o,hrf great industries las planned
T. give n lunch ar Yh+rh Mr Taft will
meet twenty 10 rLlrr, pt ;Ac great busl-
rass m.r Of Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
MR.. BUCHANAN SELECTED.
Will Be One Of the Delegates to
Coming Peace Conference

It was announced at the State Depart
ment today that Mr.. w. l. Buchanan.
formerly minister 10 Argen; inc and Pana-
ma, and more recently a member of the
United States delegation to The Hague
VIII be one of the representatives of the
United States a the coming pesce ron.
ference of the Central American republics
in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

NEW YORK, November s.-Baron
Hengeimuller. the Austro- hungarian am
bassador to America. arril ed here today
on the steamer Luaitan nIa. Among other
passengers were Julia Marlowe. the a.
tress: Mrs. Patrick Campbell and com
pany and Nine Nahuro, wife of the Bra
lillian amLa ssador to America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
Keeper Of the "Hoodoo House.


BRIDGEPORT. Conn. November s.
Oscar Schroeder. proprietor of the Union
Hotel. known generally as ;ha "Hoodoo'
House. because 1t was the original home
of the Thirteen Suicide Club dronned
dead in the street yesterday. Schroeder
was formerly hotel keeper in New York
city and Tammany Hall man He was
an alderman there fourteen years ago.
About fifteen years ago group of thir-
teen men met in the hotel and agreed to
commit suicide one each year II is said
they all kept their word.
George Wagner. who ran the hotel
many years, killed himself in New York.
william ) Schriber. town clerk of Bridge
port took his life at the Union less than
two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08
new AMBASSADOR TO BERLIN
MINISTER HILL WILL SUCCEED
CHARLMAGNE TOWER.
Hague Mission to Be Filled by the
Transfer of Minister Beaupre,
When S. 2 Eddy Succeeds.

At the cabinet meeting today the Presi-
dent and Secretary Root agred upon
some important diplomatic changes. DR..
David J. Hill. now United States minister
to The Hague is to go as ambassador to
Berlin to fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement Of hCarlemagne Tower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-08

NEW YORK. November S.-Tba old ro
m'n.on line steamer jefferson. from New
port News and Norfolk. is coming up the
pay with small fire in her hold The
hre department. has been requested to send
d nre BOAT TO meet the steamer vbsp
she reaches her dock. Xhs Jefferson car.
ri1s SSA