The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-24
AT THE HOTELS.

A delegation OF prominent citizens Of
Charleston. s. C., at the New Willard,
consisting Of the mayor of that city, Hon.
r. G. Rhett. F. II. Jahnz president Of
the National Schutzen Bund. Capt II.
Nolte MI J. d. Cappelman. Col II.
Schacte. Mr. J. D. C. Schroeder. Mr. A.
Orth, and Mr.. ". J. D Heinz. are in
Washington on an interesting mission.
They are here TO invite President ROose-
welt 10 attend the festival o. the National
Schutzenfest. which meets in Charleston
May 10 L. An invitation Of the same
purpOrt viii also be extended Baron Spcck
Won sternburg. the German Ambassador.
The delegation was 10 have seen the
President yesterday al noon. but the only
one present was Mayor Rhett. CuriOusly
enough. he left Charleston two hours
later than his colleagues. but beat them
10 the Capital by several hours, the train
on which they Travelled being detained
and passed en- route by the one bearing
the mayor The full delegation viii be
az the White House to-day, and hope %
get the consent of the Executive TO at
tend what promises to be a notable event.
When Hon. p. =. Odell left Congress TO
be governor Of New York he was sue
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''''N '@"y ~ oI NSach' y. / Last no
vember Dir. TomDkins was elected one Of
tie judges Of the Supreme Court Of his
state, an office that is worth coveting
since II pays a salary Of $3.50 per an
mum. and tho tsr,-c 81, f,.,-t,..,, $500.
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ham. is rIea454f,,- -..,,-a--,,,.,,.f ~, 49,,
ingtau Bo told g, IIo,..i5 -. -
his new orico e-,jta7 fi,., $500. ....- 49,.
being la Conp~ss. - 30 80. +s-
ference I'm nav Ia. mos ala r......
thar tho tore-raeer.-l.,, 80 a..
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1910 '7,-7i
IN" vi - ~ Ie-i-illslei' OF Calckasha,
iHd- IT, whose activity IN defending the
interests OF the people Of his locality has
brought him wide prominence in the In
dian Territory. In speaking with a Her
aid reporter al the Raleigh last evening
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ts 10 60 - rt III ".-cl
stare Of OkIabor7a fs NOT Min, - j,-fi
liant success Of its IabOrs. 4 u1pulfsffo
element in the convention is wilder than
anything Kansas could exhibit in the hall
cyOn days OF PETER and Jerry SimDsou.
mother element looks for counsel to sen
ator IIlmsn. Of South Carolina ard
ing in tbe eons+itrtior, +, rl,-4sl - H.,
road stations for whites and blacks. II
seems this had been promised the voters
IN the campaign preceding the election Of
ueIssa'es- ne senator wrote DacK aa-
l,is 20, nc Ji'iiS ~ ~ separation
4, ,,,is,l,, D. H. No., - ,-sl,s..
hood through the veto ~ P-ssi5e-,+
Roosevelt
As an evidence Of tho brffrf,,,-,- ,s -,,,
debates in Tho .or,ertfovl -,
cortr,,,ars,, C.,,,rred o. =, &c. ~ :,
v,batber .ba ,,or,7s ,c,,,-.-,.,... ~, ~
Almighty God sbouI5 he er-r.i7,.s5
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we have more imam doubled I'm manila
tlen IN spokane since the last census ''
said Mr.. F. b. Morrill, an attorney cf
that thriving Western town. III the Pa
leigh. by the census figures. Spoksne
did not have 5000 inhabitants. but to-day
4 conservative estimate gives us S0.00-
tH4s u pretty sood growth TOT town
ma 80 -'' ''1 o-i'' ~ t'1ot-e
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Cl'Ni Cllil'sH Oi i''sii uesise' IAe oIsHops or
the ApiseopaI OhuIth making u their
headquarters during the present confer
ence. Those in attendance are Bishops
Doane. OF Albany, y. Y; Lawrence. of
Boston. Greer Of New, York. T4orrer %
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nond Va f,siIo- 80 -S.,,,-.sz- -
iDg~nf ,revas. So - N-r--t 80,
Ina paclyr-;tt 80 l,eo,.-;, - -.
lest summer 7 travelled f17 miles IN