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The Washington herald., 1907-02-06

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia in the matter NJ rle estate Of John
to0lor. deceased No. 1881 Adminisrrati9u-- Upon
Consideration u the petition herein fled hy Thomas
Purcell. executor IL Is tbs 18th day II JauuarT
l. D. 1917. ordered that said executor be and he
hereby is authorized and directed o. sell that par,
m lot eight Isl, IN square two hundred aad eleven
tZiiI. particularly described beginning az point
on Che line ot north street. 81 feet east from
the southwestern corner Of said Tot and square
aud thence Iu1rilg east along said street q feet
thence north - 'fet thence west - feet and thence
south p feet 90 the point OF beginning. which j.
improved by horse No. 1857 y street northwest %
Francis II. Br0FB for the sum of twelve hundred
dollars isl-]lI, provided n0 cause 90 the contrary
ue shown on pr before the IST DAY or MARCH.
1917. and pr1iiGsd a COPS OF this order Dc pain
ls1ed once week for three successive weeks be
fore said return day ia the Washington Tines the
Washington Law Reporter. and The Washington
Herald. HARRY ". CLABAUGH Chief Justice.
tine copg-Attesr; seal JAMES TANNER.
Register Of wis 5agte65
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-WINE STEWARD APPLY AT THE
RALEIGH. Bring references fest
WANTED-BOYS TO SELL THE WASHINGTON
Herald Apply every morning. CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT. Washington Herald. "a 18th st.
NV Il
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP, But IF
yen want the best help for any Business. you viii
secure It By placing a small ad in The Herald
One cent a word for one time. Phone main 350J- Il
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STORAGE.
CLEANING AND DYEING,

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING: FIRST.
class work. l0s 18th ST. nw. Phone north 5J5J.
5aZ4Qt
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PRINTING
1000 Letterheads & Envelopes, $3.50
DAWSON Printer. s97 9Th
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

RoOMING-HO j ROOMS: ALL FURNISH
ec and occupied desirabI, and centrally located
Best grocery store in southwest at invoice: monthly
business over 5000
Cigar store clearing 81 daily: $50
Bakery and confectionery; net profits. S2000 yearlv
Printing Office 9 presses electric motor; clearing
500 monthly
old-e=tabsbed sTocsry. $3.50 or invoice; cheap rent
with living rooms.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
1lf ST. fcs1f
FOR SALE-CHEAP. DARKROOM AND SAL0OT
located in Georgetown; good. established business /.
intending STOCK. fixtures. and license. on thorough
fare; sale only for cash Reply must state aUurori-
mate purchase price address BOX g. Herald Of
fee. +-e9
BOOMING HOUSE DOWNTOWN: VERY cox
fenicnt 80 aH business. rooms always occupied.
income So month; snap: terms. Taylor's: If Won
want 90 bus, SELL 0r exchange your business we can
please sou at any price. at TAYLOR'S 1888 f ST.
n". fe6-3t
FOR SALE-STOCR AND FIXTURES. or ANY
part Of stock Of the best grocery and provision store
IN city; owners retiring Apply W. 5. BROWN *
Co. owners. on premises, 3lol VI ST. NV felt
FOR sALE-LOTs 81 AND 3. SQUARE I205: s0X
~ on VI 81 Nv. squares cast Of Aqueduct
briage. suitable for building shops Apply to Il. a
FHILLlPS, lilo II st. NV.
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Il You Help Advertise PaperThe Herald Word
HOUSES FOR RENT.

CHEAP TO GOOD TENANTS ST NV: i
rooms, pantry, linen room; tive toilets; nearly new
$3.50. OWNER IS Y 81. ia9Gtf
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Herald Branch Office,

Uotit o1S AOI lai6 &AS--2sA Aiey "
left at any of the following branch
offices. and will be promptly for
warded 10 the main office;
GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY Cor. 9Th s., r l. ave.
and r st. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY sth and I sts. uw.
DOM * SANFORD'S PHARMACY. Cor. y. Y.
and North Capitol S.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. IZ2l y. J. ave. NV.
:. KANN, SONS 4 CO.. Information Bureau.
CHAS. j. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SITS
+ +. WELLER'S PHARMACY, 1854 N 81. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY, 11th and q SITS. DIV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd and 6 SITS. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and SITS. INV
CAMPBELLS PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts nv.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and IrT-
ing gtr MS.
McNULTl+S CIGAR STORE 18th and sts nv.
TA1LORS PHARMACY. 9Th and 2 SITS. NV.
kENEE'S PHARMACY 9Th and sts NV.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
sHERWOODs, corner Prince and Royal sta
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REMEMBER THERE is ONE CLOTHES Doc
tor, at l.55 Pa. NV and he is the only clothes
doctor in Washington. Phone Main 1852 deZs-tf
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TYPEWRITERS.
Rent A MELLINGrnS.

RENT A WELLINGTON.
tstezreez One month tCT...-......... s. %
80 zfssssh Three months fcT............... s. %
ksz<<-ssF liz lucuths ............. s. %
Gan rentals apply toward pUrehase.l
vSct The WELLINGTON Is only 81.
SssaSs--@' OFFICE. 500 18th 81 nv.
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CAFES,
COLLECTORS.

We COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate ana damage claims; DO charge unless SIC
ccszfuL FULLER AGENCY. ~ I'm a. IN.
lt---Tu. we'd fl.ff
THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE CO-STRICT1y
collecting agency ard ad5ustors " debt; son need
rs. FhuDc NJ 1873. Oh 9Th S. uw Hz-tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
new TRAINS MAKE
THEIR FIRST RUNS
Limited Service inaugurated Sunday
Between ST. Paul and ST. Louis
by Way of Peoria.

The new time card went into effect
on the Rock Island yesterday, and for
the first time a limited train between
St. Paul and St Louis passed through
this city for st. Louis by way of Peo-
ria, leaving here at G:1O yesterday
morning. The train for ST. Louis Is
known as the ST. Louis Southeastern
Special, while the north bound train.
which leaves here for ST. Paul at -
O'Clock in the evening, is known as the
Minnesota Special. The train provides
an excellent service. and carries the
best of equipment Cafe cars are ca
ried on both trains and all meals serv-
ed enrOUte. The new Denver train at
1870 in the afternoon also left here on
its first run yesterday.
Slight changes went into effect on
the Burlington yesterday. No. :
leaves for St. Louis at G:35 in the
morning. instead of at G:f5 as now.
No. % leaves for the south in the eve
ming at 1:25 instead of at T:2O as nov.
No. Il departs for the north in the eve
ming at S:l5 instead of at 7:3O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
RESULTS OF EXAMINATION
County Superintendent Announces
Highest Grades in Finals.

S. J. Ferguson, county superintendent
of schools, has announced that tn
four pupils ranking highest in tha
township final examinations conducted
in the county May 10. were Florence
BraShar, South Rock Island. Katherine
Neuffer, Coe. Bessie GIoor. South Rock
Island. and Herbert Garrity of Coal
Valley, the pupils ranking in the order
of their names. The following receive..
the highest and next highest grade in
the different township school districts.
COrdova, 20, > E.-Charlotte Smith.
first.
Coe, 10, E.-Katherine Neuffer,
first; Edna B. Ege, second.
Hampton, Is, / E.-Blanche Goode
first; Thomas Chambers. second.
South Moline and Coal Valley, Il. /
W.-Herbert Garrity, first; Inez Lar.
son, second.
Black Hawk and South Rock Island
II, 2 W.-Florence Brasher. first; Bes-
sic Gloor, second.
Rural, 16, l W.-Hazel McKeag
first; Emma Hausch, second.
Bowling. 16. W-Florence John
ston, first; Francis Wiggin. second.
Edgington. 16. 5 W-Margery Hof
er, first; Carrie Pearson, second.
Andalusia, L, ) W.-Charles Bur
goyne, first; Alpha Cole, second
Drury-Arizona Watson, first, Ethe
Kennedy, second.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
PART INDIAN FOR
NATIONAL SENATE
Democrats of Oklahoma Nominate
Robert L. Owen and Roy V. HoH-
man-Governor in Doubt.

Guthrie Okla, June 10.-The results
of the democratic primaries as regards
the governorship will probably not be
definitely known until late today. g.
y. Haskell of Muskogee and Lee
Cruce of Ardmore. each claim it by
about 10000. For United States SEN
ators in the state of Oklahoma, Roo
ert l.. Owen of Muskogee and Roy V,
Hoffman of Chandler, appear to have
won the nominations by safe plural
tiles. Owen is one-eighth Cherokee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
JAPANESE ARE WARl|kE !:
HUGE CONSPIRACY seen.

in 10 hours. The order naming the re-
ceiver was entered late Saturday after
noon by Judge Sanborn of the United
States circuit court. That such an or
der had been made did not become
known until George +. Hull of Indian
apolis, the newly appointed receiver, ar
rived in Chicago in the morning and
assumed control of the general offices
of the company in the Monadnock build
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
War in Asia.

Teheran, June lot is reported
Nissan Mulk, the rebellious prince, at
tackled Salar Ell Dowleh, governor o;
Luristan province. near HihavenI.
western Persia Saturday, but was COM
PEELED to retreat with heavy losses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
FEDERAL COURT STEPS IN
Quietly Takes Charge of Affairs of Chi
caqo-NeW York "Air Line"

Chicago, June 10.-With the arrival
of a receiver yesterday to take charge
of the property of the Chicago-New
York Electric Air Line, it became
known that the United States court
had taken charge of the concern. The
company has laid only a few miles OF
the track on which it proposes to run
trains between Chicago and New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
EXPOSITION CITY
ESCAPES DISASTER

Norfolk Va. June 10-Princess
Anne Hotel at Virginia beach burnel
today. Over fifty guests had narrow
escapes. Two negro chambermaids are
missing. The Norfolk and Southern
railroad depot was also destroyed. The
loss is 100000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10

should only be obtained by litigation
which now burdens our courts.
As a matter of fact. there Is no
sound economic reason for distinction
between accidents caused by negli-
gcncc and those which are unavoida-
bic, and the law should be such that
the payment Of those accidents will be
come automatic instead Of being a mat
Ter for a lawsuit"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
JUDGE DUNN WINS SEAT
ON THE SUPREME BENCH
Charleston Man, Nominee of RepubIi-
cans, RECEIVES Majority Estir7a-
ted at 1000.

Bloomington, Ill, June 10.-Judge f.
X. Dunno of Charleston, the republican
nominee, was elected Saturday to the
Illinois supreme court from the Third
judicial district. to succeed the late
Judge Jacob w. Wilkin of Danville.
His term will expire i'll 1915. His ma
jority over Judge Creighton. who was
named by the democrats, is estimated
at II 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
BOXERS ARE AGAIN
ACTIVE IN CHINA
North of Empire Sees Revival of Bloody
Work-City of South China
Sinks.

Victoria, B. c.. June 10.-The steam
er Bollenton has brought news of a
revival of boXerism in north China
Heavy loss of life is reported from
KELVIN. Ewangsi, south China. as
result of sudden subsistence of part
of large walled city.
A large area of shops and dwellings
collapsed and were buried in places 10
the second story.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
REV. HEDlEY HALL WILL QUIT
Moline Unitarian Pastor Declines t:
Consider Call for New Year.

Rev Hedley Hall, pastor of the First
Unitarian church in Moline for the last
6 years, yesterday announced to his
congregation that he would not consid-
er call for another year Trustees #
the church voted to ask him TO recou-
slider.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10

public. it is a bitter injustice that i
should be the waga-worNer himself and
his wife and children who bear the
whole penalty. Legislation should be
had. alike from the nation and from
the states. not only to guard against
the needless multiplication of these ac.
cidents. but to relieve the financial
suffering due to them.
Last winter congress passed a safety
appliance law which marked Ion"
stride in the right direction. But there
should be additional legislation TO Sc
cure pccuniary compensation to work
men suffering from accidents, and when
they are killed, to their families. A
present, both i'll the sphere covered by
national legislation and in the sphere
covered by state legislation. the law in
too many cases leaves the financial
burden Of Industrial accidents to be
borne by the injured wOr!lmen and their
families: and a workman who suffers
from an accident either has no case at
all for redress or else must undertake
a suit for damages against his en-
ploycr. The present practice is based
on the view announced nearly seventy
yeats ago that principles of justice
and good sense demand that a work
man shall take upon himself all the
ordinary risks of his occupation In
my view, principles of justice and good
sense demand the very reverse of this
view. which experience has proved TO
be unsound and productive of wide
spread suffering.
Arc Least Able to Bear 1t.
1T is neither just. eXpedient, nor hui
name; it is revolving to judgment and
sentiment alike. that the financial bur
den of accidents occurring because of
the necessary eXigencies of their daily
occupation should be thrust upon those
sufferers who are least able to bear it,
and that such remedy as is theirs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
REFERS THE CASE TO
MASTER IN CHANCERY
Judge Chamberlain Fails to Pass On
Competency of Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy.

Concord, y. H. June 10.-Judge
Chamberlain today ordered Mrs. Mary
Baker &. Eddy's competency determin-
ed by master-in-chancery with the a.
tion brought by relatives for an az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
CABRERA KILLED?
No CONFIRMATION
of Guatemaian President May
be False.

New York, June 1O.-Up to 10 today
no confirmation had been received of
the report that President Cabrera of
Guatemala was assassinated. This re-
port came by way of MeXico last nigh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
Start Lono Race.

Pekin, June 10-Three French, Cle
Dutch and one Italian motor cars start
ed this morning in the Pekin to Paris
race
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
40 Fight ON Officers.

No opposition TO the continuing il
Office OF President Charles II. Meyer
and Sccretary-Trcasurer William D.
Haywood has been expressed by any
delegates, and the convention is eX-
pected to 30 on record with 4 strong
endorsement, of the imprisoned officials
who are charged with completely in the
murder of former Governor SteuLen-
berg of Idaho.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
Denie, ths. story.

Seattle, Wash, June 1B.-Charles I.
Takahashi. vice president of the Oriea-
tai Trading company of this city, who
went to Washington as representative
of the Japanese on the Pacific coast 70
confer with Ambassador Aoki on the
proposed mutual exclusion treaty, says
there is no truth in the reports COZ
tanned III the dispatch from Washing
ton reporting the alleged conspiracy 70
overthrow the present administration
in Japan. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
Western Miners Meet.

Denver. Col, June l0.-Two hundred
delegates to the 18th annual conyen-
ton of the Western Federation Of Min
.Grs were present today when Acting
President {. T. Mahoney called the
assembly to order. The sessions con-
tinue 10 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
Mayors RcSiSninG.

SeVoraI mayors resigned last nigNT
and if this example is followed con
dition bordering on anarchy will ro.
suit and the civil government VIII
cease to reign in four department 5.
The situation IS all the more grave be
cause it is being unaccompau,ej o.
disorders and furnishes the govern
ment no prCtcXt to resort to force,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
Anti-American Agitation
Said to be for P0.
IiticaI Effect.
AIM AT new DYNASTY
Radical Statement Credited to
Visc0unt Tani..Denied In
This Country.

Toxic. June 10.-Viscount Tani. lead
er of the opposition in the house Of
peers, and head of the defense of XII
mamOto in the Satsuma rebellion, is
reported to have said anent the Amer
lean question:
THE persecution of the Japanese in
San Francisco is most wicked ac,.
Should diplomacy fail to bring about d
satisfactory solution the only way open
TO us is an appeal to arms Our mind
is firmly made up. Il is certain that
America will yield, for its people are
radically commercial in their sent
mcnt"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
REVOLT PECULIAR
Peaceful Rising of French Wine
Growers Causes Much
Apprehension.
ANARCHY THREATENS SOUTH
Mayors of Cities Resign-Government
Cannot Interfere Because There
is no Disorder.

Paris. June 1o.-The revolt of ne
wine growing population in Sou-h
France which goes into effect today is
causing considerable apprehension 4
government circles. By terms of the
resolutions adopted by half a million
people at Montpelier Yesterday al! u
iicials must resign today and the i'll
habitants refuse to pay taxes unless
parliament affords relief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10

Washington. d. C.. June 10.-Evl-
dence of what is alleged 10 be a gigau-
tic conspiracy between the Japanese
on the Pacific coast and the progress
sives, political party in Japan, hav-
ing for its object the overthrow of the
present ministry at Toxic, the annul-
ment of the exclusion clause in the im-
migration bill. and the forcing of an
apology from America for the San
Francisco outrages." was unearthrd
here yesterday.
The preliminary steps in furtherance
of the plan viii. il is said, be the in
ducement of the home government to
recall NiscOunt AOki. the mikado's am
bassadOr TO America. on the charge of
treason to his nation in neglecting 20
insist upon justice in the United Stat IS
for his cOuntrymen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10
May Not BE General Idea.

How much NiscGunt Tani represents
public sentiment it is difficult to esti-
mate at the present time.
The Hochi said the San Francisco
Outrages' should be considered as #
national significance.
Continuing it said:
The San Francisco incident concerns
not only the rights OF the Japanesa
there but the honor of Japan. Our de-
mand must be firmly insisted upon and
sentimental considerations set aside"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-10

GAS the work is done for the en-
ployer, and therefore ultimately for the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
CITY ELECTION PASSES
OVER WITH NO TROUBLE
Voters Select Their Officers and
Practically Endorse tho For
mer Administered ton

The city election, Monday was de-
void of any very great excitement.
Rumors had been circulated that there
had been some false registration going
on, but there was nothing of the kind
evident in Mondays contest.
The only contest seemed to be for
Mayor, both candidates having many
friends working for their election,
and for oouncilmen in the First and
Second Wards. Notwithstanding DR..
Loves formal announcement that he
was not a candidate, yet his friends
in the First ward seemed to be deter
mined to have him run. They got out
. rig and did other work In further
snce Of his candidacy. although he
endeavored to stop all such work.
de was in no sense making an effort
to get the place. On the contrary he
was strongly opposed to having his
name come before the people for the
honors, for reasons which he has al
ready made public and he took par
ticulsr pains to inform the voters that
he did not wish them to consider his
name in conn sction with this office
However. many voters cast ballots
for him, as the returns 90 to show.
The results Of tho election were as
follows:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
NEW WATER COMPANY
SECURES A FRANCHISE
City Council Finally Grants Tho
Request. After Making Tho
Terms Very Liberal

Last night the City Council granted
franchise to the Thompson Water
Land Il Power Co., for a period OF
90 years, $4,000 bond to be filed with
in one month from date Of acceptance,
which must be within 90 days from
this date. Flat rate for domestic use,
stores ETC., to be 20 cents for first
10, 900 gallons, s cents per 1000 gallons
from 10, 900 to 90, 600 and cents above
that. City gets 20 fire hydrants free
and 10, 600 gallons of water each month
free. Two reservoirs to be maintained.
both to have always at least 400, 900
gallons. for use Of patrons. Reservoirs
to be i75 feet above level Of S. p. track,
at depot. Mains to be laid not less
than Is inches below street grade.
where laid. Mains to be not less than
10 inches in diameter on 9th street,
and not less than 8 inches on q street.
Surface pipes to be inches or less in
diameter. For bath tub 20 cents per
month, meter rates. Meters to be paid
for by consumers by easy payments
each month. The static pressure ON
main at corner Of 9Th and + streets to
be not less than 100 pounds. Com
pany agrees to forfeit plant and all
right at end OF first 10 years. II it
fails to furnish sufficient water for the
city's consumption, then this fran
chise to be null and void.
The council decided to levy 8 mills
tax, for running expenses Of the mu-
nicipality for 1908.
Tho election returns were canvassed
and found TO be practically las made
public.
City Hall roof to be inspected aud
II needed. new roof to be ordered.
City Attorney Colvig stated that
Rogue River Water Co.. had been
duly notified to reduce rates to old
schedule or suit would be commenced.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

Last week the Courier type advised
the farmers TO use an application Of
Lime Sulphur solution Of 80 per cent
= strength. when il should have been 3
per cent.
A message was received from Salem
this morning, stating that Governor
Cham berlain had formerly announced
that the holidays would terminate
Saturday, December IA, one week
from tomorrow. There is much
speculation rife as to what will be
the result Of this new move.
Anent the horrible murder Of the
Ca.teel family. at Maclesy, Linn
county Sunday night. It comes TO
light that this family bad some cor
responderce with Joseph Moss, with
a view to coming here to locs'e, last
July. In her letters, MIRA Mary @.
Castell tells Mr.. Noes Of the elderly
gentleman. in the family who had
looked after her affairs for the past
l6 years. This old man Is now ac-
cused Of having committed the swfol
crime.